Guerry Delivers Campaign Address in Georgia Here
The Macon audience of about five hundred heard Guerry defend his stance on contrasts with opponents. He touted personal integrity, attacked railroad lobbying, and outlined campaign issues including state prohibition via direct legislation, purification of state politics, ending legislative boorishness, ending free rail passes for officials, and dethroning political rings.
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Macon
Hia
Georgia
Graup
Geera
Elf
Atlanta
Decatur Street
New Catarrh Cure Promises Safe, Clear Relief
Physicians slow to adopt new remedies until proven by trial, yet Stuart's Catarrh Tablets gain attention for nonsecret composition. Blood root and antiseptic ingredients target nasal and digestive catarrh, with testimonials claiming restored smell and eased throat irritation after weeks of use.
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Stuarts
Stuart
Treaty Signed for Isthmian Canal Ends Long Negotiations
Washington reports final ratifications of the Ray Pauncefote treaty, enabling a US built canal across Central America. Lord Pauncefote and Secretary Hay exchanged ratifications at the State Department amid celebratory mood. The accord, viewed as key to US British cooperation, is expected to keep Pauncefote active in Washington for an extended period.
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Washington
England
Centtral America
United States
State Department
Lord Fauncefote
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
Great Briain
Lord Paynefote
Lord Landowne
Forgien Affairs
Georgia Gubernatorial Challenge Highlights Prohibition and Rail Tax
A Georgia gubernatorial conflict centers on taxation of railroads and a push for state prohibition. The speaker accuses rival Terrell of secret campaigning and personal letters, cites a biographical sketch as a counter, and argues for fair taxes, state court jurisdiction over Southern Railway, and education endowment investments. He critiques campaign tactics and defends a reform platform backed by Georgia supporters.
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Southern Railway Company
Southern Railroad Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Terrell
Greenwife
John Smith
Colquitt
Sir John Smith
Moultrie
Mr. Terrell
Kimball House
Georga
Macon
Relief to Cuba Seen From Senate Plan With Beets Mentioned
Washington February 21 Special Cuba will receive relief from Congress as Republican leaders push a policy aligned with President Roosevelt. The form is undecided but likely a tariff differential favoring Cuban sugars and tobacco. a bounty plan for beet sugar is discussed but not favored. Senate leaders aim to avoid friction with House acts to secure broad public support and prevent splits in GOP ranks. The Ways and Means Committee debated Cuban reciprocity, signaling an eventual agreement around a roughly 30 percent concession to Cuba.
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Sos
Washington
Cuba
Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Committee On Ways and Means
Gooner
Wisconsin
Ways, and Means Committee
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Ways and Means Committee
Borong Bs
Pupils Rebel Against School Colors Ban in Mansfield
About 130 Mansfield high school pupils defied the board of education by wearing class colors, were sent from the building this morning, with many refusing to remove their colors. Some students who wore colors were admitted to class. An all‑day expulsion was anticipated as the incident drew national attention.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Education
Quarrel over the canal route eyed by nation
Washington February 2 Special The canal issue reads as gridlock with supporters split over Nicaragua and Panama options President Roosevelt may defer to experts while Congress faces pressure to act Now prominent senators like Morgan press for a Panama or Nicaragua route but warn delay risks no legislation Southern lawmakers urge weighing costs and feasibility over party platitudes The scene is a battle over timing and choice in U S canal policy
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Horne
Eyung
Justice Court
Yong
Terrell
Georgia
Terrel
Boswells Johnson
Greenvile
Derrell
Atlanta
Joe
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Fust
Herd
The
Chronicle
South Georgia
Georain
General Assembly
Georgis
Washington
Fentuary
Lme
Morgan
Nicaragua
Panama
Roosevelt
Jong
Halls of
Atlantic
Pacific
Canal Commission
American Commission
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Une
Roosevel
Haupt
Micaragua
Commission
Panama Canal
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society annual statement
Georgia governor receives the 1901 six month report from Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York. The balance sheet shows capital stock 400,000, surplus 665,056, total liabilities 5,116,878. Insurance in force includes death endowments and net premiums. income from premiums and interest totals 1,965,905. Disbursements cover endowments, annuities, dividends, expenses. greatest insured in one ticket 86,000. Sworn by secretary William E Stevens in New York City on February 1, 1902.
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SCUMI
Provident
Ue Assurances Society of
New York
Georgia
Broadway
New York City
Palicy
Agajist
Bac
Lesecs
Insurance Commissioner
State OF
New York County
William E Stevens
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
Nardin to Be Investigated Over Indian Girls Charges
Washington February 21 The house passed the Indian appropriation bill with no major amendments The FitzGerald amendment would bar any funds for Mount Pleasant Mich school from E C Nardin the superintendent accused of aiding debauchery of Indian girls Investigations shown the charged inspector is no longer in service and Nardin exonerated The house ordered a probe of Nardin’s ties to the Shoshone Indian school The session closed with a pledge of continued inquiry and a brief note on Justice Gray’s health status.
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Washington
Tawney
Minnesota
Secretary of War
Cuba
War Department
Payne
House
Fitzgerald
Mount Pleasant
Mich
E C Nardin
Sherman
Nardin
Hardin
Billy
Kieberg
Texas
Price Henry
United States
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Joie
Wien
RB. W. Grove
Resellion
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Judemert
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Cay
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South
Hepburn
Senator Morgan
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Hood
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