Suburban Ad Hints At Atlas Hotel Plans In Savannah
The Savannah Press runs a Publicity and Progress Campaign with three editions dated February 21, highlighting Savannah as “The Greatest Atlantic Port.” It touts industrial and commercial achievements and hints at a forthcoming elegant hotel project in the city. The piece notes broader political chatter and local economic optimism amid a high-price season.
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Savannch Preas
Atlantic
Annah
Eure
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Railroads Press For Mail Cost Details In Editorial
In a Constitution editorial the author critiques claims about railroad payments for mail and express handling. It notes President Ralph Peters of the Railroad Company discusses government data requests on handling costs and space used by trains, mail, express, and passengers, but questions what railroads actually earn per ton mile. The piece argues for transparency and cautions against assumptions of bias, urging railroads to clarify the true financial terms.
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Oklahoma
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James Gordon lightens senate with old South grace
The piece lauds James Gordon of Mississippi as a dignified old South statesman whose farewell address to the United States Senate is praised for its restraint, breadth, and humane talk on race, veterans, and national unity, contrasting with contemporary political demagogy and praising Leroy Percy as his successor.
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Heyburn
Arkansas
Jeff Davia
James Gordon
Mississippi
United States Senate
Senate
America
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Gordon
Mason and Dixon
Miasigsippi
Leroy Percy
Curing Not Baiting Drunkards Inspires Reform in Cincinnati
Mayor Schwab introduces a medical treatment approach in Cincinnati police work for narcotics and alcohol abuse, replacing prosecutions with scientific care. Early success includes the reclamation of Rev. George Waverley Brigga. Atlanta probation efforts mirror this constructive shift toward rehabilitation and societal restoration.
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Cincinnati
Police Department of
George Waverley Brigga
Coogler
Atlanta
Georgia idea in Washington aims to build trunk roads
The Constitution's Georgia idea inspires Washington road plans. Gov. Hay envisions a 1 100 mile state trunk road serving about 1 260 000 people across Spokane Puget Sound corridor, from Bellingham to Battle Mountain to Vancouver and Walla Walla, framing a long term highway project.
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Georgia
Washington
Springfield
Mass
Hay
Atate
Spokane
Fen
Fai ‘Uitlon
Partic Bt
Fragmented Georgia quote on eventual success and effort
A clipped Georgia passage discusses skepticism about instantly executing a plan and asserts that ultimate perfection depends on steady effort and disciplined operation to turn the trick. The tone hints at a wartime or motivational context with emphasis on perseverance.
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Georgia
Washington
Jheed
Skare
Sheep and dogs hinder Georgia sheep industry reform
The Georgia sheep industry lingers as editors question why sheep vanish, quoting The New Bedford Standard on dogs. For years agricultural leaders pushed sheep-raising, yet farmers answered with dogs, and a tax law aimed at reducing losses seems not to revive the troubled industry.
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Georgia
New Bedford Mass. Standard
Thore
New England
From Georgia to Blizzard Tales and Poem Fragments
A collage of dialect verses and humorous sketches from rural life and snippets titled Just from Georgia. Includes reflections on fishing and appetite, seasonal longing, breadline plight, and rustic anecdotes about cows, meat, and spring. The piece blends humor and sentiment with regional speech and folksy vignettes.
Traveling Men Initiation Set by United Commercial Travelers
The United Commercial Travelers will initiate candidates tonight at 8 in the Kiser building rooms. About 300 members include leading traveling men of the city and a circular is sent for meetings on February 26 March 32 and March 26 to boost membership and discuss vital order matters. Visiting members are invited, especially the initiation, with clad rooms in Knights of Pythias hall Klaer building corner Pryor and Hunter streets.
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Kiser
James H. Andrews
Bart F. Coggins
Charles C. Edwards
William Henry Lee
Homer
Order
Knights of Prthlas
Klaer
Pryor
Hunter
Hyman to take Macon Chamber post in coming change
Hyman, currently secretary for the Montgomery Commercial Club, is slated to become secretary of the Macon Chamber of Commerce. He has been offered around 2100 dollars yearly and is regarded as a capable executive. The move was expected to be announced soon with strong local business interest in the change.
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Hyman
Macon
Commercial Club
Montgomery
Ala
Funeral for Ruth Middlebrooks Held at Liberty Chapel
Ruth Middlebrooks aged 14 and her mother Mrs W G Middlebrooks died recently at Inn Walden. The funeral service was conducted this afternoon at Liberty Chapel by Reverend T W Callaway.
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W. G. Middlebrooks
Liberty “Chapel
Ehurah
Walden
Mission at Sacred Heart Church in Atlanta
Dominican Fathers will hold a six day mission from February 27 to March 6 at the Church of the Sacred Heart at Peachtree and Ivy streets. Daily masses at 6 and 8 40 am and 8 pm rogary, sermon and benediction, with instruction for non Catholics and opportunities to receive sacraments. Everyone is welcome.
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Peachtree
Ivy Streets
Sacred Heart Church
Annexation push advances in Macon with mass meeting
Macon Chamber of Commerce directors focused on annexation to boost support for youth and west Macon areas ahead of next week's vote. Mayor Moore and others spoke at a Moore's hall gathering urging approval, following an earlier mass meeting in the south side.
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West Macon
Moore's Hall
South Ma¢an
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Judge Gutty of Morgantown Near Death After Severe Attack
Judge B L D Gutty former chief justice of Kentucky Court of Appeal is critically ill at his Morgantown home after a severe attack of grip. Recovery abandoned. Mrs Gutty is said to be 70 as neighbors report.
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Parliament disqualification split in church clerics debate
The 1910 article notes Anglican, Scottish, and Roman Catholic clergymen were barred from parliament by an old law, while nonconformist ministers could stand. Rev Silvester Horne may represent Ipswich due to the exception. The piece also covers royal servant recruitment from Sandringham and a troubled Lord Cowley divorce case with Milicent Wilson and Lady Hartopp.
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Glocester Horne
Tottenham, Court Road
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Silventer Horne
Ipswich
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Eer
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Violet Myddelton
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Millicent Wilson
Hartopp
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Lord Cowrey
Valerian Wellesley
Postmaster Nomination for Hawkinsville Sent to Senate
Washington reports the nomination of William E. Buren for Hawkinsville Georgia postmaster was sent to the Senate. Senator Tillman's condition improved allowing a visitor, with Tillman requesting to see Senator Bacon. The Senate passed a measure to accept from the Woman's Relief Corps land by Andersonville National Cemetery for memorials to soldiers who died in prison.
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William E. Buren
Hawkinsville
Senate
Senator Tillman
Senator Bacon
United States
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Andersonvilla National Cemetery
House
National Woman's Relief Corps
Death Of Beloved Child Grieves Community At 43
Cornelia Jackson Moore, 43, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer L. Moore, died yesterday at 6 a.m. of typhoid pneumonia at her parents’ home, after a ten day illness. Survived by parents, two brothers, a maternal grandmother, a paternal grandmother, four aunts and an uncle. Funeral at 12:30 p.m. today at the Moore residence. public service later in the afternoon. The obituary reflects deep community sorrow and notes her bright personality and wide friendships.
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Cornelia Jackson Moore
Wilmer L. Moore
East Eleventh Street
Wilmer L. Moore, Jr
Jackson Moore
Harry Jackson
W. A. Moore
A. J Orme
Shepherd Bryatt
W. Wdraper
Hugh McKee
Merion M. Jackson
Fanny
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