Roosevelts rhetoric and senate clash in era politics
A chaotic collage notes President Roosevelt, Hearst and senators amid talk of reforms and an extra session. It references delays on bankruptcy law, potential nationalization lessons, and political maneuvering with vivid but fragmentary lines about figures like Curzon Hoch and expectations of further upheaval in U.S. governance.
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Mir
Hearst
Russia
Roosevelt
Senate
Johann Hoch
United States
East
Journal of Atlanta and the Price Ad Dispute
A critical tirade exposes The Journal’s inconsistent stance on printing Theodore Price ads. The Constitution accuses Southern papers of censoring while The Journal admits soliciting the two page offer, then publicly declining it, revealing duplicity and a holier than thou posture.
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Theodore Price
Prive
Mr. Prive
Atlanta
Theodore Prise
Journal
Atlanta Journal
Price
Journal of Yesterday
Jay
Prica
Ewis
South
Mr Price
Atlanta Chamber Meeting to Organize Central Charities
A 11 o clock meeting in the Atlanta chamber of commerce rooms plans to form an Associated Charities to supervise local relief efforts. The open gathering aims to unite charitable Atlantans in a centralized effort to relieve destitution and poverty, with strong municipal support and momentum from recent resolutions.
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Atlanta
Associated Charities
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
South
Just from Georgia and a tired out laborer
A fragmentary verse echoes the weary toll of toil in Georgia. It laments lacking color in the future, shelters for the homeless, and the dream of rest after hard labor, ending with a wistful longing for home and peace.
Prune the Shade Trees in Atlanta Letter to the Editor
A reader urges city and state authorities to prune damaged shade trees in Atlanta before sap rises, preserve salvageable trees, and replace destroyed ones with mulberry trees to aid poor families. The letter laments disfiguring wounds to the city’s trees and calls for coordinated action across communities.
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Eder
Daria
Georgia
Atlanta
Kgel
Louis B
Atlanta Dominates State Fair Buzz Across Papers
Brunswick Journal, Waycross Herald and others hail Atlanta winning the state fair led by manager Cap Joyner, with claims of influence over the cold wave and freight rate cuts effective February 1. Vienna News notes Atlanta bid 45000 and won the fair, while papers forecast a grand exposition and continued city pride.
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Brunswick Journal
Atlanta
Cap
Joyner
Waycross Herald
Brunswick News
Marietta Journal
Macon
Madison
Madigonian
Enterprise
Newnan News
Atlanta Spirit
Iencta Enterprises Gazette
Looks Like Rain Again for Atlanta Weather Today
Cloudiness and probable rain forecast for Atlanta with no expected change in temperature. Yesterday’s sun gave way to threat of rain. max 38, min 31, avg 35. Despite a slight improvement, year-to-date deficit remains large. Overall, weather appears unsettled but not extreme.
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Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Eaner
Fee Alto
Dreamland Dream of Primitive Wilds in Dreamland
A reflective prose piece extols a craving for primitive wilderness over urban life. The narrator cherishes winter woods, mountain peaks, and wild creatures, describing a personal dreamland where campfires, hikers, hunters, and rugged coasts define a simpler, untamed existence away from cities and modern comforts.
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Promane Varcers
Taper
Gauskrat
Reamland
Martie
Dreamland
Dumond Named Chief of Art for Lewis and Clark Exposition
Frank Dumond of New York City, a leading art critic, was appointed chief of the art for the Lewis and Clark centennial exposition. He will arrive May 1 to supervise hanging of works, some among the world’s finest originals.
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Portia
Frank Dumond
New York City
Dumond
World walker Greathead to lecture pupils in Atlanta
Professor Beresford Greathead plans a world voyage on foot to lecture Georgia public school pupils. He seeks the great seal of Georgia and will call on Governor Terrell via Superintendent W F Slaton. The Canada trained scholar travels for scientific purpose and will arrive in Atlanta to outline his itinerary.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Greathead
Marietta
Terrell
Canton
Schoola
W. F. Slaton
Servic
Great
Belgium
Beresford Greathead
Atlanta Wins State Fair Bid Amid Broad Local Support
Multiple Georgia papers report Atlanta secured the state fair, with editors praising the city’s enterprising spirit and funding. Coverage notes Atlanta’s bid strength, expectation of a standout show, and regional support across north Georgia, while some caution restraint on spending.
Woman Repels Burglar In Night Assault In Chicago
Mrs. Minnie Meyers of 172 West Twelfth Street awoke to movement in her room and fought a knife wielding intruder. She grabbed the weapon, wounding the man with his own knife, before relatives and police restrained him. The assailant gave the name W. J. Benson and a cloth soaked with anaesthetic was found. Meyers suffered multiple non dangerous stab wounds.
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Chicago
Minnie Meyers
West Twelfth Street
Farmer Dies After Head Movement Post Vertebrae Surgery
Frederick Wolfcrest a Jamaica New York farmer died in hospital after moving his head following surgery for a fractured vertebra caused by an accident. He complained of discomfort to his brother who helped him move his head and the patient collapsed despite stimulants.
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New York
Frederick Wolfcrest
Jamaica
Names and nominations sent to the Senate by the President
Washington reports the President has sent multiple nominations to the Senate including Fenton W. Gibbon for New Orleans customs surveyor and several others across Alabama, Indian Territory, Texas, and Mississippi. A German battleship was grounded near Kiel as fog hindered salvage efforts.
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Senate
Fenton W. Gibbon
New Orleans
la Pistmasters
Alabama
J. W. Clayton
Ensley
James L. Davis
Lafayette
Tnedian Territory
George
Gray
Con Gate
Mississippi
Harvey EB. Fitts
Aberdeen
Fennesses
W L Greer
Texas
Thomas J. Hopersin
Livingston
James H. Danforth
Goliad
W. Strain
Lancaster
John N. Johnson
Rockwell
Berlin
Kiel
writing desk attachment to travel trunks boosts comfort
A travel article notes a writerly travel accessory turning trunks into compact desks for hotel rooms. It highlights a patent adding a writing surface to trunk and wardrobe units and a similar detachable desk design for any trunk, aiding travelers who write in privacy away from public tables. The report also mentions a Pennsylvania degree conferred in Berlin and a German ambassador to present it. The same dispatch covers Francs navy news, signaling an armored cruiser to be built named Waldeck Rousseau.
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Pennsylvania
Kaiser
Berlin
Emmergr Williami
Universy
Penneviants
Roosevelt
Baro von Speck-Sternberg
Thomson
Renan
Sully
Wileh
Waldeck-Rousseau
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