Greater Georgia movement gains momentum in Georgia
The notice extols the Greater Georgia movement with traveling solicitors and city collectors listed, urging Georgians to unite for an Atlanta convention. It forecasts a powerful push to awaken state resources and declares strong financial support, inviting all to participate in the program for Georgia's uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Donnally
W. Blackburn
Chas. S. Moore
J. H. Carroll
James T. Carter
Claude
Constitution Publishing Co
Georgia
Old Habersham
Clinch
Atlanta
South
Nature
Sue
Cuba
Texas
Oklahoma
Aladdin
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Greater Georgia
Breen Bay
Mr. Bryans Wealth Estates And Income Reveal
The statement outlines W J Bryan's finances including a residence at about twenty thousand, real estate market value near twenty thousand, other property around one thousand, and annual income from his newspaper about five thousand. It notes a royalty of seventeen thousand in 1857 from The First Battle and the balance distributed to campaign committees for bi metalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt and Crum Case Test Southern Attitudes
The article argues the Crum appointment tests President Roosevelts stance toward the South. It cites Postmaster Edwards of Macon and editorials on Edwards claims and a hoped correction if the president acts to meet public sentiment, warning of an interim or new appointment if Crum is blocked.
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The
Atlanta
Ita
Avith Regerd
Macon
Howards
Ein
South
Roosevelt
Edwards
Postmaster Edwards
Washington
Charleston
Crum
Senate Republican Committee On Commerce
Senate
Senare
Mr. Edwards
Bryan Defends Honest Earnings and Public Interest
The speaker asserts William Jennings Bryan earned income from lectures and journalism since 1396 totaling over 20066 dollars. He criticizes calls for opening his balance sheet as unnecessary and public disclosure as inappropriate. Believers in Bryan insist all earnings are legitimate and may exceed stated amounts.
Immigration offers and land values spark Georgia growth
The Southeastern Passenger Association announces home-seeker excursions starting March 3 to lure settlers to Georgia’s southeastern and gulf states. Tickets cost one fare plus $2 round trip from the upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Georgia’s land prices are described as exceptionally cheap with strong potential returns, citing figures from Gordon and Bartow counties and advocacy for fruit, cotton, and diversified farming as profitable paths for industrious farmers to invest and relocate.
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Georgia
Southeastern Passenger Association
Southeastern
Gulf States
Mississippi
Ohio
Getrelana
J. B. Kitlebrew
Southern Farm Magazine
Gordon County
Bartow
Gordon
Tilinota
South
Origin of Monroeism Explained by Scruggs
The North American Review indicates Admiral Beresford’s Monroe doctrine remarks were not inspired by Britain’s Canning. Ex-minister Mr. Scruggs argues the doctrine originates in Washington’s 1796 farewell, tracing the idea to that landmark address and its reception in American policy.
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Admiral Beresford
Canning
Monroe
North American Review
Scruggs
Venezuela
Lord Beresford
Mr. Scruggs
Washington
Monroe Doctrine and Americas future no more colonies
A verbose reminiscence argues that Adams and Monroe era established the Monroe Doctrine, asserting the American continents were not open to European colonization. The piece links Britain and Russia to prior colonization disputes, mocks current politics, and comments on national mood and public figures.
Night and Light in A Fragmented Georgia Poem Snippet
A collage of verse and prose notes appears from Georgia oriented content. It references Love leading to night and morning light, Brother Dickey's philosophy on wisdom and money, Hope of harvest, poet Aldrich, and alerts about watchful belief. The piece blends poems, quotes, and editor commentary.
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Dickey
General Davis Sees Gettysburg Lee Monument Debate
The Doylestown Intelligencer reports General W W H Davis of Doylestown supports erecting a Gettysburg monument to Robert E Lee. He argues Lee was a great soldier and postwar peace should erase North South divides, countering Grand Army objections and reconstruction anxieties. The piece also notes Southern attitudes and mentions scientific notes on lighting and marble slabs.
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Gettysburg
Doylestown
W. W. H. DaVis
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Grand Army
Dr. Miller
United States
John
Jim
Parisians Kill 3,000,009 Rats and Global Fractions
A garbled survey of early 20th century observations lists vast numbers and claims about rat extermination in Paris, wars, economies, and science. It references urban depopulation, naval matters, education, and industry with scattered figures, cities, and institutions, painting a fragmented panorama.
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Mexico
Joan. Quincy
Adams
Vannin
Ad i
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Northwest Territory
Oregon
Alaska
North
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John Quincey ‘Adams
Benjamin Rush
London
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Russhi
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Southern Railroad
Capital
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New York City
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Tawhey
Carrie Nation
Kansas
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Montana
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Jeffries
John Barleycorn
Littlefield
Uke
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Ireland
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Maude
Aswell
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Annapolis
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Ened
Saat of Life
New Jersey
Aeee
Bryan
Peary
Pola
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Henne
Jones
Arcady
Eee
Billville Exchange
Laure
Davis
Cooper Hewitt
Pune
Vantaa
Vermont
Nicaragua
Lansdon
Crystal Palace
St. Louis
Great Britain
Elies
Wanamaker
Cruiiser
Baltimore
Saunavid
Tropical
America
Boston
Central America
Rosario
Harvard
Board of Health
Truat
Mount MckKinley
North America
California
Blanket Bros
Bristol
New York
Gress Britain
Amsterdam
Haarlen
French Chamber of Deputies
Germany
San Antonio
Tex
Danbury Mah
Star
Vital Statistics For
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Thouse
Siberia
Marconi Company 1 London
Wsdeders
Construction Corps
Greenwich
Annapoly
Aeht
Boston Institute of Teology
Zuo
Braun
Strasburg Scientiic Society
New_York
Loreng
Royal Palace
France
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Peru
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Br. ‘Flick
O’neil
North Atlantic
Lkely
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Offigé
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Consumers’ League
Birmingham
Moody
Spain
Phore
Barus
Brown University
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