Georgia must build cotton factories to save profits
The piece argues southern states facing export cotton competition from Texas and Indian Territory will ruin Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas unless they rapidly expand home textile production. It cites 1901 data of 37 mills, urges state capitalists to start fifty more plants to keep profits local and avoid middlemen.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Hogg
trans-Mississippi
cis-Mississippi
South Atlantic
South
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia Verse and Poems From Harlequin Reader
A compact collection excerpt showcases poems and verse pieces from Georgia writers and periodicals. It includes Neely Finch’s tribute to Constitution readers, rural dialect poetry about winter and charity, and literary notes on Bacon Shakespeare controversy, all reflecting Southern culture and press style of the era.
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Julia
Neely Finch
Constitution
Harlequin
Georgia
Congress
Legislature
Tne
Bacon
Avon
Stratford
Dunce
Wiliam Shakespeare
Hanwell
Dickey
Mebbe
Georgia Gubernatorial Gossip Sparks Debates Across Papers
The Oglethorpe Echo and peers mock joint debates among Georgia candidates. Exchanges lampoon Terrell, Guerry, Estill, Fleming, and Hall as campaigns widen. Observers note Terrell’s platform and possible gerrymanders, while papers anticipate endorsements and shifts as the race unfolds.
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Oglethorpe Echo
Guerry
Fairburn News
Terrell
Douginsville
New Souths
Estill
Atkinson
Annexation Talk from Havana Inspires U S Confidence
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Bennett after Cuba visit asserts better class Cubans favor annexation by the United States. He notes American rule improved Havana and predicts May 1 U S troops depart unless obstacles arise. Also covers Knox in Washington with famed horses and a dispute with the humane society over high-spirited show horses Wert and B C.
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Senate
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Cuba
United States
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Islands
Havana
Paris
Pennsylvania Avenue
Delaware
Camp Columbia
Porto Rico
Alaska
Hawaii
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Pittsburg
Bhit" Knox
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Humane Society
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Omaha
Texas
Red Oak
Iowa
Mr. Knox
Chicago
John Donovan
St. Joseph
Ines
New York
Knox
Wert
Kansas City
B. C
Louis
French And Italian Wines In Popular Favor
New York Sun analysis compares French and Italian wines noting import values with France far ahead of Italy. It argues French viticulture preserves vineyard individuality and quality, while Italian practice emphasizes quantity and blending, affecting taste and market success.
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New York
France
Italy
Pacific Coast
Admiral Browns Spud Nickname Stories From the Navy
New York Times recalls Rear Admiral George Brown known by the nickname Spud Brown during the last two decades of his naval career. A China station skipper once begged a trans Pacific liner for spuds to feed hungry sailors, and the tale cemented his nickname for life.
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New York Times
George Brown
Spud" Brown
Army and Navy Club
Pacific
China Station
San Francisco
Hner
Brown
With Teddy In a Washington Street Tale of a Tattered Fellow
A wandering man claims to have been with Roosevelt and recounts meeting him in Washington. Mrs Meddergrass offers food and talk turns to high praise of the President and Teddy Roosevelt. The traveler corrects that he was once assistant secretary of the navy, on the other side of the street from Roosevelt.
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Hill
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