Advance Agents of Socialism in Atlanta 1903 Essay
A Savannah or Atlanta 1903 piece argues that Morgan and railroad monopolists seek public ownership to create a national government run monopoly. It warns that rail, telegraph, coal and oil could fall under government control, reshaping democracy and republicanism amid colored suffrage and party dynamics.
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Morgan
Givat
New York
United States
Northern Securities
Jorgen & Company
Express
Morgen
The Negro Balance of Power in Roosevelt Politics
The article analyzes Roosevelt's approach to African American voters amid controversy after the Booker Washington incident. It argues he courting the African heart while unsettling white voters, notes critics in GOP circles underestimate his political cunning, and contrasts with his predecessor's nomination experience without Negro support.
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Maseadlen Cis
Rematka
Courier Journal
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Indiana
West Virginia
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Blaine
Booker Washington
White House
Go.p
Mayor Howell Inaugural Promises Honest Civic Governance
The inaugural address by Mayor Howell outlines practical city policies on board appointments public utilities water and sewer expansion street railways and the new depot. He calls for faithful attendance by boards urges harmony in the police commission and pledges uniform honesty in all official acts to earn public trust.
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Howell
City
Aisits
Atlanta
Coulty
General Council
Board of Police Commissioners
State Department reshuffle signals new Swiss envoy
Dr David Jayne III will resign as first assistant secretary of state this month to become United States minister to Switzerland. Francis Loomis will replace him as first assistant. Charles Page Bryan, confirmed as minister to Switzerland, will take over at Lisbon as his prior post.
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State Department
Loomis
Washington
David Jayne III
United States
Switzerland
Francis Bloomis
Liston
Lees
Liskon
Charles Page Bryan
When Rain, Warms, And Winter Share Our Georgia
A jagged collection of dialect verses and snippets from a Georgia scene. It mixes weather woes with humorous observations on politics, editors, plumbers, and winter wishes, hinting at local life, inflation, and seasonal hopes through colorful regional phrasing. The piece treats everyday people and their tasks with a weary, comic tone, reflecting rural attitudes and concerns.
SORE RECENT DECISIONS WIFE MURDER PREVIOUS ILT
Court notes several cases including a murder trial where decades of alleged abuse were discussed and improperly admitted evidence. Other items cover hotel guest damages from a bathtub flood caused by a bellboy, a telegram death-message negligence suit with $25 verdict, and a dealer’s misrepresentation in a real estate sale leading to a $30 recovery. Includes a judge’s warning to jurors about theft and public safety.
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Venezuela
Germany
Great Britain
England
Lkely
Southern Rep
Mississippi
Perral
Feingrand
Prand
Alabama
Dowdell
Royal Families and Consumption Haunting Europe
The Chicago Tribune reports on consumption’s presence in European royal houses. It notes Queen Marie Amelie of Portugal and Duchess Helen of Aosta facing illness risks, with royal line heirs potentially affected, and cites Baden, Mecklenburg Schwerin, and Russia among affected dynasties. It mentions Nile dam era events and a papal voyage, then details European royal betrothals and insanity concerns within Saxe Weimar and Reuss lines.
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Marquise de Fontenoy
Europe
Marie Amelie
Portugal
Hielen
Aosta
Meckienserg- Schwerin
Paris
France
Spain
Egypt
Nice
Lisbon
Helen of
Victor Emanuel
San Roscare
Pist
Mediterranean
Thelen
Orleans
Victor Emiaouet
Aasta
Baden
Sweden
Meckienbure-Schwerin
Duchess of
Nicholas
George
Alexis
Grand Ducal House of
Oldenburg
Caroline Reuss
Saxe-Weimar
Jove Mateh
Holland
Netherlands
Prince Henry of
Reuss
Gera
Grand Duchess of
Fig Palace
Tusit
Paul
Matenh
Brincens Ailee
Hagland
Beatles
Coburg
Cecilia
Menkienburg-Schwerin
Capitol bids cut by governor for tin roof repairs
The governor rejected all bids over seven thousand for a new tin roof and dome painting on the capitol and ordered new bids advertised. Architect Bleckley instructed to reject current offers and cap bids at seven thousand, delaying work to save funds for other building needs. The report also notes political chatter on Moses Wright of Rome entering Congress and a quarterly convict labor revenue total of fifty one thousand two hundred eighty seven dollars and fifty cents for the quarter ended December 11, 1902.
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Haralson Bleckley
Gye Eet Terrell
Goodloe Fancey
Yancey
Tagen
Atlanta
Jeffersons Statesmanship and the Monroe Doctrine Debate
The piece defends Jefferson as the originator of Monroe Doctrine principles, tracing early 19th century policy from Jefferson through Adams and Lincoln. It cites Jefferson’s language on protecting the seas, the Northwest Ordinance, emancipation moves, and Jeffersonian influence in later U S policy, arguing Lincoln and Jefferson share enduring statesmanship. It mentions Madison, Monroe, Seward, and Lincoln, with references to Verona and the French intervention in Mexico.
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John Hay
Warvard
Harvard
John Quincy Adams
Canning
Rush
United States
England
Congress of Verona
Monroe
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Wiliam H. Seward
Mexico
Cleveland
New York
Depew
Lincoln
George III
Continental Congress
Virginia
Ohio River
Northwest Territory
Wenster
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Republe
Monticutte
Columbus
Tennessee Virginia Boundary Report Filed in Supreme Court
Tennessee and Virginia boundary case moves to print the commissioners' report in the United States Supreme Court. The court orders publication. The dispute concerns roughly four square miles at the southeastern edge of the boundary.
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Tennessee-Virginia Line
Washington
Tatu
Tennessee
United States Supreme Court
Virginia
Ie Sastern
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Max Opsenbeim
Newport
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Essue Enterprise Lumber Combazy
Matt Winth
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Siainsonia
M. W. Dixon
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South Carolina
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