Castro Threats and German Plans in Venezuelan Crisis
The piece reassesses Castro's stance in Venezuela amid German naval pressure. It notes U S assurances, Germany's right to demand repayment, and speculation on Castro’s response as tensions mount. It comments on Latin American bluster and predicts Castro may seek a peaceable exit after showing off.
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Controversy Over Racial Themes in Recent Novels
A California woman and a North Carolina author publish novels on the negro question in the South. Atherton's Senator North surveys possible miscegenation and stigma in offspring. Chestnutt's The X Tradition depicts kinship revelation amid racial prejudice. Critics dismiss the works as flimsy and polemical.
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Lmira
Unseen eighth blood and satire on prosperity in 1901 era
The article rails against mixed-race lineage, noting no one is known to be one-sixteenth negro and arguing miscegenation cannot fully assimilate. It includes a cartoon critique of 1901 prosperity and southern agricultural woes, then surveys executions, suicide trends, and a flood of literary and political jibes from the era.
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Trend of Current Topics and Editorial Snippets
A compact roundup from Knoxville Sentinel and other papers noting Bob Yoombs on the boers and hunts, public building bills by the house committee totaling millions with 75 percent likely to pass, Hill of Connecticut on Manila trade and Chinese influence, plus reflections on American life from national magazines and a reference to Lee and Roosevelt era themes.
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Roosevelt and Hanna clash over cabinet and politics
A longfare column weighs President Roosevelt against Senator Hanna, arguing Roosevelt seeks a break from the Hanna machine and to appoint allies more in tune with his reform ideals. It notes Roosevelts perceived impulsiveness and the risk of public embarrassment if Long remains in the cabinet.
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Georgia Press Echoes and Cotton Market Notes
A Georgia newspaper page reflects on public esteem for a respected official while contrasting editorial views on cotton crop outputs. It cites The New York Times urging higher South cotton production to preserve monopoly, and reports year to date gin receipts in Milledgeville with totals from Frasers & Sons and Barretts.
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New Year reflections from Southern papers in 1902
Savannah News notes a strong first year of the new century with science and invention advancing rapidly. Augusta Chronicle foresees better times and praise worthy progress in the new era. Macon News urges self examination and courage to change weaknesses for a better year. Columbus Unquirer Sun calls 1901 prosperous though with misfortunes, Savannah Press says New Year invites self inventory and direction.
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Physicians License Law in Georgia Discussed in Letters
A reader asks about laws governing practice of medicine by hypnotic or magnetic healers. Dr Durham defends Georgia’s medicine act, detailing who may practice, licensing, and the three legitimate systems. He urges enforcement and notes homeopathic allopathic and eclectic systems as recognized licensable, others deemed spurious.
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Atlanta
Atlanta News Makers Prompt Public Interest Across Towns
Savannah Press notes twelve filas and a bright Christmas in Atlanta while LaGrange Graphic reports a stubborn street railway problem persists. Augusta Daily Tribune records Atlanta’s modest growth with a 9,000 population increase. Macon News mentions a Brooklyn bridge jumper aiming for notoriety now reportedly set as a waiter in an Atlanta restaurant. The piece critiques notoriety seekers drawn to Atlanta.
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Augusta Daily Tribune
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Fall River Mills Report Shows Shifts in Profits and Debts
Figures based on state secretary reports show eight Fall River corporations yet to report. Several mills increased debt or surplus. changes largely tied to new machinery, plant expansions, or reduced output and low print cloth prices last year.
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Hotel Monte Sano to Open in Huntsville Alabama
Special report states Hotel Monte Sano will open next season with improvements and a Monte Sano Improvement Company plan to operate an auto transport service to shuttle passengers to and from the hotel. The announcement notes a new phase for the popular resort area with enhanced facilities and access.
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Pope Brown May Speak Soon on Governor Race
Rumor and political chatter at the capitol center on when Pope Brown will publicly decide if he will resign from the railroad commission to run for governor. Some insist he will stay in the race, others press for a decision by February. Speculation swirls as Terrell’s resignation nears and a supreme court ruling looms on the Howell resolution. A new state history book is being distributed to libraries and officials, while Calvin of Augusta offers opinions on four gubernatorial candidates, contrasting Brown, Estill, Guerry, and Terrell.
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