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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1902

Page

9

The Senate Canal Fight and the People's Demands

The issue of an isthmian canal dominates national debate as the Senate faces pressure from Democrats and Republicans to pass enabling legislation. The piece argues the public will and money support a canal owned by the United States, warns against delays by lobbyists tied to transcontinental railways, and calls for decisive action and transparency from Congress. It also critiques the House’s procedural handling, praises fair reporting by The Constitution in Rome, and surveys political outlooks in New York and broader eastern states.

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Navy officers shortage threatens future fleet expansion

The navy faces a chronic officer gap as current graduates from Annapolis could not meet rising demands from ships under construction. Even with a faster program, it would take years to produce enough officers, leaving the service vulnerable to delays and stressing national defense. Calls grow for expanding Annapolis to avert deeper shortages amid ongoing shipbuilding.

Annapolis Naval Academy At Naval Academy Congress

Georgia newspapers joke on spelling editors and public life

A collage of comic clippings from Georgia papers notes trivial phrases, quips about woman editors, and satirical takes on public figures. It mocks conventionality, laments small-town commerce, and ends with a joke about a railroad president mistaken for a candidate during a handshake tour.

Atlanta Depot Debates Across Georgia Papers

Georgia papers joke and argue about Atlanta depot plans and tunnels. Mentions Macon Augusta Savannah Brunswick and Quitman with figures like Prince Henry and police chiefs as debates flare across multiple towns.

Augusta Chronicle Macon News Atlanta Athens Banner Thomasville Times-Enterprise Misa Helen Gould Savannah Spencer Quitman Advertiser Teiterature Georgia Russell Pond Atlanta Constitution Atlante Albany Herald Prince Henry Atlant

sailors clash in roosevelt shrley feud review

A string of editorials from cities including Philadelphia and New Orleans weighs President Roosevelt McKinleys Santiago verdicts and Admiral Schley Sampson, praising justice for Schley while condemning the navy department and urging removal of officials tied to the case.

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Letters From The People Veterans Seek Officers Addresses

A Montana of readers requests addresses for Lieutenant Haywood Captain Mitchell and Colonel Rett of Company 1 First South Carolina artillery. An Enterprise Mississippi reader asks about Frederick Helm and a Georgia veteran seeks Captain Clark and Lieutenant Armstrong of the Pioneer corps. Also notes on smallpox data and Georgia cane syrup concerns with market fraud warnings and a naval battle illustration in Congress.

Fastor Haywood Mitchell Rett First South Carolina Artillery J. M Carrol MauldinshiNe Hostor Beatt Frederick Helm Enterprise Clarke County Mige Care Sa Koda Anna Heim Baster Clark Armstrong Pioneer Corps Atlanta John L. Maddox Semper, Ga

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