The Philippine Question and Democratic Policy
The piece argues the Philippine issue now centers on administration rather than possession. It urges the Democratic Party to adopt a definite American policy of governance, upholding order, home rule, and local independence while avoiding imperial overreach. It emphasizes lawful military support if needed and a constitutional, democratic plan for the archipelago.
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Philippine
United States
Philippines
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Cuba
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
Archipelago
California
Mexico
Wassington
Democracy and Philippine policy urged as path to liberty
The text argues that the Philippines should gain local territorial government and freedoms under American rule, promising public safety and free trade while advancing education and liberty. It contrasts this with militarism and imperialism, urging the democracy to seize the moment for a victorious, liberty-filled future.
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Philippines
Republican Party
Union
Republic
Sheltering Arms Seeks Funds For New Quarters In Atlanta
Atlanta readers are urged to support Sheltering Arms as they plan a new, larger facility. The charity, run by devoted women, provides housing and work for dependent mothers and their children. A new on-site restaurant on the viaduct will aid the building fund through meal hours patronage.
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Sheltering Arms
Atlanta
New Atlanta Feeder Line From Tallapoosa to Montgomery
A planned 135 mile rail line from Tallapoosa to Montgomery advances as an assured project. It would open vast Alabama territory 100 miles square not yet served by rail, rich in minerals and timber, and boost Atlanta trade and industry by linking the region to the outside world. The venture is backed by experienced capital and aims to create strong Atlanta market ties before western connections are established.
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Atlanta
Tallapoosa
Montgomery
Alabama
United States
California
Tate
Ninth
Ninth District
Postal Department
Georgia
Garnett McMilan
Joseph E. Brown
Benjamin H. Hill
Aller Dr. Candler
Georgia governors race draws tangled Georgia press bets
A cluster of Georgia papers weigh likely gubernatorial contenders. Col Joe Terrell gains favorable coverage in many outlets while Col L F Livingston faces limited opposition in the Fifth District. Guerry and Terrell spark campaigns with Terrell tentatively backed by press across the state and campaign HQs set in Macon Atlanta Savannah.
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Fitzgerald Citizen
Joe Terrell
Terrelia
Ilia Abilty
Macon
Georgia
Grffith Newa
Dupont Guerry
Atlanta seeks Prince Henry guest as south’s only stop
A collage of small town dispatches reports Atlanta plans to host Prince Henry of Prussia, with rival cities murmuring delays and residents claiming Atlanta’s ambitions to be unmatched. Notes from Covington and Macon reflect humor and local misprints about Atlanta’s booming activity.
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Lafayette
Ala
Sun
Atlanta
Dawson
Prince Henry
Chattanooga
Hawkinsile
Dispatch
Faree
Joey Wall
Macon
Covington
Sword
Atlanta Consoleron
Acworth
Lou
Fables and fogs shared by Rockaway oysterman John Lundy
American fog tales from New York Times recount Pilot Josa Lane praising John Lundy of Rockaway as unmatched in wit and nerve. The tale recalls a Long Island saloon chat about London fogs, a past longshoreman anecdote, and a Marches scene where a man shingling a house battled a dense fog that hid shingles half a mile away.
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New York Times
Josa Lane
John Lundy
Rockaway
John
Long Island City
London
Sonny
Long Island
Mill Men Seek Coal Rate Parity in Alabama Mills
Montgomery Feb 3 Special The cotton mill men of Anniston Gadsden and Talladega urged the railroad commission to grant the same coal rate as iron furnaces and foundries Special rate exists for iron works while general coal rate is 70 cents per ton Railroads oppose the reduction arguing statutes authorize only such special rates to promote development and growth.
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Montgomery
Ala
Anniston
Gadsher
Talladega
Railroad Commission
Plan for Cotton Factory in Small Towns
A historic appeal urges southern towns with 3000 population to form cotton mills using local capital and installment stock. Cites Talladega Ala as proof that a 5000 population town can grow, attract investment, and support multiple factories. Details steps to organize shares, recruit subscriptions, elect directors, and finance a $50,000 plant with $10,000 build, stressing local effort, mutual credit, and bank as collecting agent.
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Southland
Talladega
Ala
Thomases
Icorah M. Moore
Betsy Hamilton
The Passing Throng and a Navy Hero in a Laughter Fire
A theater anecdote recalls Billy Anthony in Red White and Blue where a stage Spaniard dies after a cannon misfire and a painted Spaniard bellows Viva Spania to the audience causing uproar. Also noted is a tribute by J S Irwin to Judge Mark H Blanford, a Georgia veteran, and notices of people visiting the Aragon and Kimball hotels, plus a report on John Philip Sousa venturing into fiction with The Fifth String.
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Bill Anthony
Maine
Sigabee
Anthony
Bil
Central Park
New York
Teari Ag
Monterey
Allegheny Mountains
Green Brier River
Forty-fourth Virginia
Laurel Hill
Willis
Edward Johnston
Blanford
Johnston
Virginia
Georgia
John Philip Sousa
Bowen-Merrill Company
Indianapal
Sousa
Sens
Ploctows
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Terrell Club
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D. Sr
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Columbus
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Dr. Burt
Twelfth Georgia Regiment
Gargia
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Laurel
J. 8. Irwin
Jackson, Mich
Aragon
Hugh F .Wanderventer
Knoxville, Tenn
Henry T. Debardlaben
the Aragon
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