Annexation and reciprocity urged by Cuban delegates
Cuban delegates urge free entry for Cuban molasses and sugar while US goods enter Cuba at half duty, seeking annexation as Cuba’s best path to prosperity. The letters push American control to reduce Havana yellow fever cases and align Cuba with the United States for stability and growth.
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New York
Texas
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Union
Palestine Embraces Industrial Progress After Sacred Isolation
After centuries of sacred isolation, Palestine begins to shed religious mystique and move toward industrial and commercial development. The article notes the long absence of modernization but signals a shift as this cradle of Christianity awakens to broader economic prospects and outward integration.
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Palestine
Lestine
Forvd
Palestine Passes From Camel Trails to Industrial Dawn
The piece traces how Palestine’s historic towns from Jaffa to Jerusalem endure alongside Hebron’s ancient sacred ashes, while the arrival of the iron horse and modern mining promises reshape the Holy Land. Amid reverent traditions, modernization prompts mixed feelings about the loss of Oriental character.
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Jerusalem
Hebron
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Palestine
Holy Land
Jordan
Dead Sea
Salvation Army Good Work on Christmas Day
The Salvation Army is praised for its practical religion and effective aid to the poor. On Christmas hundreds of thousands were fed nationwide with New York feeding twenty thousand, a Madison Square Garden banquet for three thousand, and baskets for seventeen thousand. Rich patrons supported the effort, showing the Army’s impact on social life and the hungry.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Atlanta
Army
Georgia drives McKinley Memorial drive via Lowry unit
Colonel Robert J. Lowry, now a trustee of the McKinley National Memorial Association, has formed an auxiliary in Georgia to raise subscriptions for the fund. He will canvass the state, following Georgia’s strong wartime and postwar patriotism, with subscribers already totaling several thousand dollars and more expected through this organized effort.
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Robert J. Lowry
McKinley National Memorial Association
Georgia
McKinley’ National Memorial Association
Canton
Washington, D.C
McKinley
Partian
Parriot
MecKinlon Monument Fund
Lowry
Gamela
Governor Candler Vetoes Kell Widow Fund Measure
Governor Candler vetoed the act approved by the last legislature to appropriate 447 dollars to the widow of General John McIntosh Kell. The veto underscores his insistence on duty over personal inclination, reflecting his steadfast constitutional obligations and integrity.
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Candler
State of
Georgia
John McIntosh Kell
Georgia's moral courage praised in governor's veto stand
A Georgia period piece lauds Governor Candler for vetoing a measure to fund a widow’s pension, framing his action as a test of character against populist pressure. The piece urges youth to emulate steadfast principle and warns against sacrificing justice for popularity.
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Candler
Georgia
Christmas in the South and its contrasts in Atlanta
A long letter argues that Southern Christmas traditions remain vibrant and ethical, praising southern institutions while criticizing some police overreach during holiday celebrations. The writer recalls Northern excesses, benevolence toward the needy, and defends local customs amid a vivid defense of southern identity. He also hints at forthcoming reminiscences of historic Christmas frolics.
State Political Gossip and Campaign Hints
Brunswick News reports Joe Terrells may run for attorney general while Pope Brown may quit as railroad commissioner. Columbus Ledger notes Colonel Spencer’s allies backing a state treasurer bid against Captain Park. Savannah Press highlights two hot congressional races with Tom Hardwick and Gus Fire challenging in Georgia districts.
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Brunswick News
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Columbus Ledger
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Savannah
Tom’ Hardwick
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Gus Fire
John Maddox
Turbulent War News From The Buffalo Courier Headlines
Frightful maltreatment of Armenians by Turks is reported anew. Russia may lodge a vigorous protest to the sultan. The note suggests Turkey faces renewed pressure and potential alliance reactions amid rising tensions over civilization and Turkish actions.
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Buffalo Courier
Menians
Russia
Turkey
Atlanta Depot Bill Draws Georgia Papers Court
The Duplin Courier notes Atlanta papers calling the depot legislation a remarkable body of men for passing the bill. Multiple Georgia papers discuss the impact, including Waynesboro News and Vienna News, with Governor Candler signing the measure for a $600,000 station in Atlanta. Adrian Enterprise mentions turning talent to local interests, highlighting public interest in the depot project.
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Ite
Ringgold
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Hall of Fame
Winder
Vienna
Candler
Depot
Bill Wideh
Binto
Georgia
Adrian
Enterprise
Henderson
Avery
Great Day of Ed Public Talks in Washington
In Columbia December 27 United States Commissioner Harris addressed crowds across eleven sessions in city venues. Prominent speakers including Dr Dabney and Miss Getz spoke on school geography, rural education, and public schools. Debates praised Jeffersonian aims and urged stronger public instruction amid Southern growth.
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Premeditated Killing in Pool Room Baffles Blacton
In Blacton, West Reach is shot and killed by his brother in law Tom Stewart at a pool hall. Stewart admits planning the act saying he loaded the gun and left home to kill Reach after claims of ill treatment toward his sister. Stewart and his brother, both jailed at Centerville, stir local outrage among prominent families.
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Ala
West Reach
Blacton
Tom Stewart
Stewart
Reach
Head
Hia
Reid
Roach
Centerville
Blocton
Bankrupt law gains broad support with needed amendments
The National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees reports broad nationwide support for a uniform federal bankruptcy law and urges amendments. A survey of 13 968 inquiries finds general favor for national systems over state insolvency laws and calls for adjustments to section 57 6 to reflect court interpretations and balance diverse interests.
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Tenn
National Association
Bankruptcy Trustees
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Cnunty
Teason
North Carolina Academy meeting opens in Raleigh
The annual session of the North Carolina Association of Academies opened in the senate chamber Raleigh. Rev Dr M M Marshall gave the opening prayer. Welcoming remarks were by Prof W A Withers of the Agricultural and Mechanical College. Gov Aycock and others spoke. Officers named L L Shelf president John Graham vice president and Robert L Madison secretary.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Association of Academies
Senate Chamber
M. M. Marshall
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Aycock
Noble
State University
Henderson
State“ Normal School For
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Brier'a Creek
L. L. Shelf
John Graham
Robert L. Madison
Oil Gusher Near Barboursville, Kentucky
December 27 report from Barboursville area details promoters sinking wells to a hidden depth then plugging to mislead land lease prices. Overseers absent since Christmas. drillers allegedly went too deep and struck a gusher six miles from Barboursville yielding about 2000 barrels daily. Fire ignited oil wrecking machinery and timber. ignition visible every twenty minutes.
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Barboureville
Barboursville
Santa’s Bearded Blaze at Girard Tree Festival
A Christmas festival in Girard Alabama ended with Santa Claus’s beard catching fire from a candle. Jim Kindred impersonated Santa as his light cotton costume ignited leaving him burned in several places. The incident occurred during gift distribution at the event.
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Columbus
Santa Claus
Sants
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Climate Too Much for Him in Manila Return
Huntsville Alabama December 27 Special Professor John H Wallace of New Hope who went to Manila with seven hundred teachers sent out by the government to teach the Piipinos has returned home. Wallace could not stand the Philippine climate and was sent back on doctors recommendation.
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Alan
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Congress
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Gome
Treasury
Washington
Thone
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Sams
Taylor
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John H.wallace
New Hope
Manila
Wallace
Mild Rebuke Over Grammar In a Puzzling Dialogue
In a strange exchange, Mr Upperby and his partner debate grammar as they challenge a youth. They consult Webster's Dictionary to check a word, noting the item cannot be found or properly pronounced. The odd scene unfolds with quips about correctness and diction.
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