Bryan Delivers Sterling Address
A rousing political speech attacking trusts and imperialism. The speaker denounces the Republican party for favoring gold standard and antitrust inaction, contrasts republic ideals with empire, and urges defense of liberty and self-government. He criticizes leaders like Hanna and McKinley, warns against subjugation of Philippines, and appeals to voters to uphold independence and democracy.
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Statisti
Thia
Turdens
Florida
Louisiana
Congress
Sulu
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Sheep Raising in Georgia Proposed by Veteran Kentucky Farmer
Columbus Georgia February 31 Special says Joseph Robinson, a Kentucky farmer now in Columbus, argues Georgia not only suited for sheep raising but highly profitable. He cites low winter feed, cheap land, good pastures, and favorable climate. A belled sheep system is recommended to deter dogs and aid vigilance.
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Columbus
Georgia
Joseph Robinson
Kentucky
Robinson
Alabama
Tennesse
Mr. Robinson
Tennessee
Colorado
California
Oregon
Congress Asked to Probe Paper Price Rise by Publishers
The American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting at the Waldorf Astoria in New York unanimously adopted a resolution urging Congress to investigate the sudden white paper price increase. A committee of publishers was appointed to present the request to Congress within days.
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Congress
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Hancock Arrives San Francisco with 606 Dead Bodies
The U S transport Hancock arrived in quarantine in San Francisco from Manila via Nagasaki. It brought two discharged soldiers ten cabin passengers and six hundred six dead bodies. Two soldiers died during the voyage.
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Hancock
San Francisco
United States
Manila
Nagasaki
White Captures Boer Wagons
A dispatch from Chieveley dated February 21 reports General White sortied from Ladysmith and captured a number of Boer wagons. Heavy firing continues toward Ladysmith from both Sir George White and Boer forces, signaling ongoing action in the region.
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White
London
Daily Telegraph
Chieveley
General White
Ladysmith
Sir George White
Georgia December 1900s Statewide Primary Talk Grows
Liberty County and other Georgia papers report political chatter urging W H Simmons to run for state senate and W E Steed to seek Tay lor county representation. Readers discuss primaries, united white voter support, and call for a single primary day to elect senators and other officials.
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W. E. Steed
Houston Home Journal
Taylor County
W. H. Lumpkin
Adairsville
Eles
Augusta Herald
Georgia
Ume
Award in Sophomore Prize Debate at Princeton Announced
Announcement by judges from Whig Hinteen society awards first prize in the sophomore prize debate held at Princeton. Pancetod, NH February 23. The notice names Bias as the winning contestant and lists competing participants and details of the event.
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Princeton
Pancetod
Industrial Commission Pushes Trust Legislation for South
The Industrial Commission announced proposals for trust legislation to be sent to Congress next week. A sub-committee will depart Washington around March 18 to study Southern industrial conditions, with hearings planned in Raleigh North Carolina, Birmingham Alabama, Atlanta Georgia, Memphis Tennessee, and possibly additional sites.
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Industrial Commission
Washington
Congress
South
Raleigh
N. C
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Col Samford Speaks on Governor Nomination in Alabama
Montgomery reports Col W J Bamford, a top Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, addressed a large Opelika courthouse audience. He opposed a constitutional convention and outlined firm reasons against it. Also included: Huntsville news of Joseph Morrow killed by a falling tree and a Bibb county fatal shooting between E L McKinley and Nace Boyce after a courthouse dispute. McKinley, a married man, was detained.
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Temublican
John J. Mitchell
Senate
House
Wanna
Ohio
Hanna
Congress
Republican Congress
Republician Party
Republican Party
Charles ‘R. Flynn
Boston
Compass 1
Samford
Montgomery
Ala
Col
W. J. Bamford
Opelika
South
Joseph Morrow
Huntsville
Whitesburg County
Centerville
Bibb County
E. L. McKinley
Nace Boyce
Boyce
McKinley
Silver treatment at New York hospital aids burns
A New York Commercial Advertiser account describes a hospital ward where burn patients are soothed with silver leaf coverings that ease pain and amuse children. The piece highlights a girl with a carved silver helmet, remarks on wigs for a head injury, and notes nurses, doctors, and donors like Mrs Elbridge Gerry supporting the patients.
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House of Pain
New York
Chrix
Wwe
Payne
UBP
Jong Nale
Bern
Elbridge T. Gerry
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Philippine Islands
India
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Mvrite
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Java
Spain
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Aid
Mark Hanna
Valley Forge
South America
Indianapolis Press
Our
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Robert Neilson Stevens
Paine
L. A. Martin
Chillicothe, Mo
Coal Keiley Coal & Ice Co
EH. Simmons
Liberty County Herald
W. H. Simmons
Liberty County
Bill" Simmons
Macon County
Anv
Southes
Baker County
Neshvillé
Tein
Boys Lantern
Fulton County
Jesup
Sentinel
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