Jefferson as State Named for Motto and Union
The piece argues for creating a Jefferson named state covering the Oklahoma and Indian Territory, celebrating the Louisiana Purchase centenary and honoring Jefferson as a founder of the nation. It also discusses canal route debates, favoring Nicaragua route for commerce and strategic fit, with expert opinion from Gen P. Alexander praising Nicaragua over Panama.
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Jefferson
Oklahoma
Dian
Ouigiana Purchase
Congress
Ishington
Canal Route Debate and Nicaragua Preference Expressed
A letter argues that a Nicarguan route offers a simpler, cleaner ownership possibility amid tangled Colombia relations and revolutionary politics. Public opinion, reflected by leading newspapers, favors Nicaragua for an isthmian canal due to its commercial value and direct Orient access, urging prompt construction.
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Nicaragua
Panama
P. Alexander
Carter H,ah
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Alexander
Caragua
Town
Itznugh
Esquar
Fitzhugh Vor
Nicaraga
Colombia
Canal Company
Ie E. Alexander
Life and science meet in a visionary future port
The article muses on life as a divine principle and praises Professor Loeb’s work while linking electricity, thought, and telepathy to life force. It envisions a future where science transforms civilization, predicts a grand Russian megaport in the Asiatic Pacific, and imagines an expanded harbor city with five piers, rail links, docks, and a multiethnic government under a free constitution.
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Moses
God
Jacques Loeb
Loey
Loeb
Kansas City Star
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Congress
McKinley
Spain
Wisconsin
America
Land of the
Free
Home of the
Brave
Russia's Dalny Seaport Aims To Be Free Trade Hub
Russia plans Dalny as the Far East’s principal seaport with a government protected harbour system. Over 12,000,000 roubles spent already, rising to 35,000,000 roubles, with no customs house and reduced dock charges to attract trade. Dalny’s location at the end of the Trans Siberian Railway signals a bold push for a major Asiatic port.
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Aenaes
Carthage
Mediterranean
Asiatic Pacific
Russia
Metropols
Dalny
Asia
Danny
Far East
Fish Culture on the Farm and a Nation's Debate
An extended note urges southern farmers to adopt home fish culture, citing Superintendent Stranahan of the Cold Spring station and the U S Fish Commission. It argues fish are vital to diet, ponds are affordable, and self-sufficiency benefits families and workers, urging serious study and implementation.
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Stranahan
Cold Spring
United States Fish Commission
J. J Stranahan
Cold Spring Station
U. S&s. Fish Commission
Fish culture on the farm will it pay the planter
J Stranahan of the U S Fish Commission explains that with water access a pond can provide food and diversify farm life, but success hinges on proper stocking, water supply, pond size, and careful construction. He warns against overstocking, urges small ponds for home use, and details steps for locating and building durable ponds to avoid leaks and floods.
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Joe Choate
Atlantic
London
Alfred Austin
Qghio
Colonel Buck
Japan
Teddy
Buck
Ople Head
Alierman
Chicago
Grane
Tony
Navy
Aman
Ita
J. Stranahan
Cold Spring Station
U. S. Fish Commission
Bullochville
Atlanta Depot Disputes Across Georgia Newspapers Echo
A collage of Georgia papers debate Atlanta’s new depot and street railway woes. Articles mention Milledgeville Savannah Covington Newnan Augusta Americus Thomasville and Albany noting costs delays and city finances amid reviews of state road depots and municipal transit. The tone surveys lingering disputes and public interest in progress.
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Milledgeville
Atlanta
United States
Savannah Press
Atlante
Covington
Moultrie
Observer
Joe Hall
Macon
Newnan
Augusta
Herald
Americus Times-Recorder
Ameriqus
Wilkinsville
Okefenokee Swamp
Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Briles
North Georgia
Alanta
Jesup
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Timess
Albany
Georgia press notes hint at gubernatorial moves
Madison Advertiser reports Pope Brown prepping to open campaigns while Augusta Herald notes Joe Terrall may resign soon. Augusta Chronicle cites Dupont Guerry grateful for chance to express views. Americus Times-Recorder and others discuss Jos h Verrell and Jim Smith ambitions. Editorials reflect Democratic populist tensions and Turner's uncertain gubernatorial candidacy.
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Madison Advertiser
Pope Brown
Augusta
Herald
Joe Terrall
Augusta Chronicle
Dupont Guerry
Americus Times-Recorder
Bomebody
Josh Verrell
Atlanta Papera Madison
Friends of Coronal
Jim Smith
Hawkinaville Dispatch
Newa- Hon
Telfair Enterprise
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Georgia
Democrats
Albany
North Georgia
James M. Smith
Meare
Pope’ Brown
Toe Tercel
South Georgia
Pelham
Mtacon
Civeraph
Clay
Dreamz Deroptley
Evary
Brooa County Statesman
Telfair Enterprises
Turner
Louisiana's Titimatum.
Fragmented OCR text from The New Orleans Picayune references state tensions, opposition to measures, and political strain amid duties and labor issues. Readable content is limited, with many garbled phrases and unclear entities.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
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