Fragmented Muscle of Global Pattern in a Turbulent Era
A garbled, OCR like collage cites passages on gas costs, Argentina unrest, siege in Atlanta, weather suffering in Virginia, Russia’s bath, crop prices, Virginia justice, a Baltimore building move, Yale football pride, cabinet strikes, Kuropatkin’s winter, Monopolies, Chicago footpads, blizzard tales, freight rates, Uncle Joe's automobile, Tennessee clergymen, abrogated culture, and a Georgia mule’s stamina. It reads as a jumbled wall of contemporaneous references without a single coherent event.
First Gun for Revision in Congress on Rail Rate Reform
The piece argues that the Townsend bill for railway rate reform passes the House dominated by the Democrats and will face a hostile Senate. It notes divisions within the GOP, praises the Democratic stance, and predicts the reform will be challenged but ultimately strengthened by next session. The editorial urges unity to advance public welfare against partisan obstruction.
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Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. C. Adamson
Fourth District
Adamson
Bartlett
Senate
Clements
Despairing Wail Echoes Mob Justice Mystery
A somber reflection on mob violence and private tragedy unfolds as a respected citizen and his wife endure the consequences of a brutal act. The piece laments the secrecy and sorrow surrounding the event, noting the impact on orphaned children and the transformative ruin of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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McCue
House of Prayer
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Georgia notes on farming and politics in 1905
A condensed composition from Georgia newspapers reviews farm conventions and acreage reductions, editorials on state fair hosting bids, and commentary on editors and politicians. It cites Mer car’s convalescence, Bryan Roosevelt remarks, and the Atlanta Macon state fair bid with figures of 18 000 and 45 000 dollars.
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Milledgeville
Columbus Ledger
State Agricultural Society
Atlanta
Macon
Georgia
Columbus
D. G
Gainesville
Macon News
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Ihs
Commonwealth
Georgia Snowbank Nine Blues and Rural Bliss
A florid slice of southern humor and verse from a Georgia scene notes a poet's persistence through blizzard hardship. It blends local dialect and revival talk with wry tales of snowbound odds, seasonal songs, and a narrator’s resignation to winter woes. The piece also flags a Florida weekly note on lighthearted, rural humor and small-town life.
Atlanta Newses Spark Across Papers
A collage reports Atlanta depicted in various clippings from multiple papers. References include a blizzard incident in Washington and Atlanta’s self publicity, plus notes on telegraphic gaps with Chattanooga and plans for an agricultural and live stock exhibition alongside the state fair.
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Lawrenceville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Dalton
Is Senate Control in Georgia by Corporate Interests?
H W Hopkins of Atlante comments on H W Osborne's claim that Georgia's Senate is controlled by corporate interests. He questions the evidence, argues against sensational charges, and urges publication of substantiating facts to prevent a smear on the Democratic party and Georgia Senate. He notes alleged negotiations, shifts in support, and calls for public disclosure of proof.
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Senate
H. W. Hopkine
Atlante
W. W. Osborne
Savannah
Senate of Georgia
Publc
Osborne
Georgia
Osborna
West
Gaboerne
South Georgia
Atlanta
Hal
Steed
Blalock
Candler
Mir Osborne
Effies
Hopkins
State Prison Farm Should End Cotton Production
Letter from ULACH B PHILLIPS of the University of Wisconsin argues Georgia should withdraw convict labor from cotton farming at Milledgeville. He contends state competition harms prices, wastes public funds, and suggests shifting to grain and other industries for broader state benefit.
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Georgia Prison Commission
Milledgeville
gGeorgia
Delsarte
Georgia
Wild Ducks Drowned as Icy North Carolina Sound Freezes
Gilbert Pearson of the North Carolina Audubon Society reports thousands of ducks killed by ice in Currituck sounds. Open water holes trap diving ducks and drown them. wardens record 250 and 200 ducks found drowned on separate days. The winter is the worst on record from the coast to the mountains, with the sound frozen over and navigation blocked for weeks.
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North State
Raleigh
N.C
Gilbert Pearson
North Carolina Audubon Society
Currituck
North Carolina
Flood stage reported as Alabama rivers rise
Flood stages on several Alabama rivers are reported with the Warrior at Toscomomi reaching 35 feet and 60 feet noted elsewhere. Residents in lowlands evacuate as new damage is recorded at interior landings and nighttime conditions loom.
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Alabama
Mobile Aln
Baveral
Ann
Toscumomi
Constitution Echoes On Oklahoma Statehood
The Atlanta Constitution and The Oklahoman both press statehood action in Congress, while The Citizen republishes a cartoon showing Wall Street’s bear trapped by farmers holding cotton. The cartoon warns the bear’s fate depends on cotton prices, implying farmers’ leverage.
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Oklahoma
Atlanta Constitution
Congress
Dalton
Parmere' Association
Wallstreet
Bruin
Moistener for Gummed Surfaces Patent Tip
Daily tips from the patent office describe a finger mounted moisture device for sealing envelopes. A small water reservoir with a valve is strapped to the back of the forefinger, delivering a controlled dampening to gum surfaces when pressed, offering a handy alternative to machine sealing.
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Jorge Mailing Ilste
Rand
Carriage Collision Hurts Driver at City Corner
An auto cut across a street corner as a carriage carrying Miss Reid and driver Julius Wheeler collided. The horses ran onto the sidewalk, striking a fence. Wheeler was knocked to the ground and revived after a pulse was found on his right side. The carriage had just delivered Miss Reid to the railway station and was returning to the stables.
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Washington
Automediie
Seventeen Street
Pennsylvania
Julius Wheeler
Grmu
Pee Reid
Whitelaw Reid
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