Cockrell Reflects On Thirty Years In Senate And War
Missouri senator Cockrell recounts his Civil War service, early schooling, and ascent to the U.S. Senate. He describes wounds, pardoning after the war, and his approach to governance, outlining views on anti boodle reform, Folk as governor, and the Democratic Party's role.
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Cockrell
Missouri
Tom
Ted
Sotogel
Seria
Congress
Senaster Cockrell
Committee On
Military Affairs
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Folk
Tennessee
Republcan
Dmocratic Party
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Waine G. Carpenter
Negro Voters Plan National Colored Political Organization
Negro voters in New York meet at the Colored Republican Club to draft a constitution and by laws for a national colored political organization. Leaders plan a national convention and a broad district to state structure with delegates from each district and at large. This marks a major step in organized colored voters.
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New ‘York
Colored Republican Clu
Leagan
Wonderful Increase Made in a Few Years
Washington special reports Georgia fruit shipments soaring from 1000 2000 cars to about 6000 last year with private car companies paying damages and supplying refrigeration. George B Robbins testifies exclusive railroad contracts boost fruit trade, noting growth across states from Florida to Michigan and sustained investment in equipment and facilities.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Georgia
Ieee
George B Robbins
Armour Car Company
House
Robbins
jQuether
California
Carolinas
Florida
Rairoads
Callroaad
Yubbing
Chy
Robbing
Mann
Idaho
Alabama
North Carolina
Michigan
Mad dogs spread terror in Mechanicsville area
In Covington Georgia on February 18 special dispatch reports mad dogs roaming Mechanicsville ten to twelve miles north of the city. Two strange canines passed through, biting many dogs, triggering a widespread slaughter of dogs for miles. No human bites reported, though parents fear for children traveling to and from school.
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Newton County
Covington
Mechanicsville
Mrs Frances Adams in Covington Near Mansfield in Serious Condition
Mrs Frances Adams widow of the late Rev William Adams longtime prominent minister in the county is seriously ill at her home near Mansfield and her recovery is doubtful. Adams has rented a large family of boys and girls who are among Walton and Newton counties' prominent citizens.
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Francis Adame I
Covington
Frances Adams
William “Adams
Thia County
Mansfield
Adams
Walton
Newton
Restrictions on Reckless Marriages Passed in Helena
The Jower branch of the legislature in Helena Montana on February 18 approved a bill to restrict reckless and ill advised marriages. The bill allows divorced persons to remarry and does not prevent divorcees from marrying each other, except in cases involving the innocent party in adultery.
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Helena
Mont
Graity Cupid and the Dark Dreamy Days
A whimsical piece depicts Dan Cupid retreating to a workshop to mend broken hearts, discarding bow and darts and threading hope through the gloom of dreamlike days. The verse presents a tender, if arcane, meditation on love and repair.
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Graity Cupid
Dan Cupid
Lady Curzon Would Not Return to India
Special Cable from London reports Lady Curzon hates India and climate. She prefers a quiet country home and raising her children, but diplomatic duty and the Indian office compel her to resume post as vicereine to entertain native princes. Her husband Lord Curzon is known for temper and harsh outbursts in debates.
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London
Itig
Curzon
India
Nust
Lord Curzon
Nome
Lady Curzon
Dilon
House of Commons
Dillion
Rural Carriers to Meet in Atlanta Wednesday
President J. A. Giles of the Rural Letter Carriers Association of Georgia calls a Georgia meeting for Wednesday February 22 in Atlanta. The session will open at 9 30 am and discuss several important matters among association members.
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Giles
Atlanta
Brterton
J. A. Giles
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association of Georgia
Association
al Soa
Fine Saddle for Hrodis to be Presented by Rangers
The Art wna Rangers have given Governor Brodie a finest saddle. He departs for the seat in a day of 9 and will present the saddle to President Roosevelt with compliments from the rangers, many of whom are former Rough Riders.
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Hrodis
Phoenix
Arig
Artwna
Rangers
Brodie
Roose Elt
Passage Ships and Society Figures Mentioned in Hazy Notice
A garbled clipping notes ships heading to New York and Southampton with names such as White Sails, Eteria, and WW. Ockhill and Mrs Rockhill are listed among passengers. Several social figures like Miss Upperton are referenced obliquely, but the text remains unclear and fragmentary.
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New Yo
Southampton
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Yorktown
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National Political Association
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Chicago
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