Schley verdict and southern literacy debate stir headlines
The piece argues President Roosevelt’s San tiago findings favor Schley as commander and predicts the public will demand historic truth. It surveys southern illiteracy stats, urges reforms, and critiques Presbyterian infant salvation revisions, linking naval opinion to regional political currents and press opinion.
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Samon-Schiey
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Lam
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Arcle
Clark
Oregon
Cmmand
Bob Evans
Iowa
Bob
Taylor
Sampson
Wainwright
We, Us & Co
Brooklyn
Georgia gubernatorial gossip from state papers
The Augusta Herald notes Guerry’s bid gains footing while Terrell faces solid rural support. Editors across Georgia predict a three way race with Estill drawing strength in north and south regions. Local papers joke about campaign slogans, water wagons, and a pattern of partisan chatter as the race heats up.
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Savannah
Macon
God
Asother
Dawson
Lough Georgia
Colonel Estill
South Georgia
North Georgia
Waynesboro
J M Spence
Ware County
Auguste Chronicle
Estill
Oglethorpe Echo
Augusta Herald
Floyd
Mre
Tre Moultrie News
Querry
Hands-All-Round Hero at Santiago In War News Parody
A lively collage of Civil War era style verses and humorous vignettes references the Santiago battle, praising Schley and the fleet while weaving comic scenes in Union town settings. The piece blends spoof news with light social commentary and regional dialect.
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Sampsons
Schiey
Bon Schley
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Georgia Peaches and Power Ideas Across the South
A patchwork of notes from West Point to Savannah and Dublin discusses prosperity through farming and industry. The piece cites hot crop plans, water power near Tareas, and failed local investment. it touts Georgia cantaloupes, rail engine woes, and the promise of peach crop expansion in South Georgia with suggestions for farmers to plant and experiment.
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Twin Cities
Henry
Albanar Herald
Georgia
South Georgia
Savannah News
Houston
Bryan
Bulloch
Tattnall
Red Hill Country
Black Land
Ping Lands
Lower
Georgia Judge Maddox Fears Census Bill Used Against South
In Atlanta and Washington reports Judge Maddox of Georgia warns the permanent census bill could enable Republicans to gather statistics on disqualified voters and target southern representation. He faults the bill for speed and creation of new offices, arguing it risks Republican leverage in congress and criticizes misquoted AP remarks. Meanwhile Rep Wheeler faces mixed reactions to his Germany remarks, with Democratic critics worried about German-ancestry districts.
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Louisiana
Charles W. Dabney
University of Tennessee
Dabney
South
Henry A. Wige
Accomac
Virginia
Old Dominion
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Jos. Ohi
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Maddox
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Signor
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Italan Ambargador
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Trolley Development in Massachusetts by Rail Commission
The Massachusetts railway commission reports rapid growth in electric street railways from 539 miles in 1888 to 2,177 miles today with 253 added last year. Electric lines connect rural communities to towns, boosting patronage and reducing travel times. Railway employment climbs from 5,081 in 1888 to 14,740 in 1901 as street cars expand alongside steam railroads.
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