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Canal for oceans must be built by US Congress
The article argues Congress should declare and fund a transoceanic canal project, prioritizing action over route debates. It condemns delay by schemers and urges a single commission to choose the best route, backed by the Merry protocol and Hay-Pauncefote framework, with prompt construction funding. It includes remarks on national unity and a speech by Thomas E. npe to the South.
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Congress
Tne
Nicaragua
Panama
United States
Us & Commission
Social progress and racial views from a southern perspective
An outspoken southern Black figure argues against social equality, praising white philanthropy for Black progress while insisting that true improvement comes from clean living, self-respect, lawfulness, industry, and property. He claims social equality is impossible and politics cannot fix past wrongs.
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Daniel
Mineral Resources of the Southern States Rise Sharply
An article in The Chattanooga Tradesman by J. L. Watkins highlights a dramatic rise in southern mineral output from 1880 to 1900, with values increasing from 21,350,415 to 171,476,418. It notes Georgia’s smaller share due to non coal and iron deposits, predicts Georgia’s wealth in clays, marbles, and gold ores may soon rival other states.
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Southern States
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Virginia
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Texas
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Belgium
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Liehe Des Mines Et de la Metallurgie
Sullivan- Alexander
American Coal and Shipping Agency
Pocahontas
Westmoreland
Hiurope
Mapiard
Yhorn Welz Haynes
Text-Books and the Georgia Public School Law
A long 1901 discussion on the Georgia general assembly act mandating physiology and personal hygiene in public school curricula. Critics argue for scientifically accurate texts and warn against propaganda in temperance education, urging teachers to use sane materials and rely on observable facts. The piece also references Ohl’s trade observations and other political notes.
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General Assembly
Georgia
Tribute to Judge Robert Falligant From Savannah
A memorial note from Atlanta dated January 6 1902 honors Judge Robert Falligant of Savannah. It recalls his Civil War service as Captain Falligant, his poetry including The Man of the Twelfth of May praising General John B. Gordon, and a wish to publish the poem for posterity.
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Constitution
Robert Fallgant
Savannah
Judge Falligant
Faligant
Georgia
Virginia
John B. Gordon
Falli- Bant
Captain Falligant
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Hemphill
Galt House
Falligant
Hancock
Spottsylvania Court House
Robert L. Rodgers
Atlanta
Robert Falligant
Gordon
Milk flour invention eyed for dairy production
Consular reports describe Dr. M L Ekenberg of Gothenburg unveiling milk flour, powdery milk with full soluble qualities, non souring or fermenting, shelf-stable in cans or sacks. Production about 71 cents per 106 quarts, potentially selling skim milk flour at 18 cents per pound, praised at a dairy academy meeting for exploiting skimmed milk and rivaling casein products.
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Sweden
ML. Ekenberg
Gothenburg
Bekenberg
Academy of Agriculture
Ekenberg
Robert
Bergh
Saathenburg
London
Marshal Halstead
Textbook changes spark call to re train teachers
A discussion argues that many teachers are not yet competent to teach new sensitive subjects. It urges county authorities to reorganize and retrain staff promptly in the textbooks to be used, warning that without it the instruction will become absurd.
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Berlin
Europe
Heinrich Reh
Wilhelm Stragse
Germany
Prussia
Sweden
Adolph L. Pat Ser E
Root and Roosevelt Clash Over War Affairs
The Houston Post depicts a Secretary of War who inflamed the president’s mind by exaggerating General Miles’ offense, manipulating Colonel Roosevelt’s passions and provoking an unprecedented rebuke at the White House. The reprimand that followed is described as a mere sequel.
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Root
Houston Post
Miles
Admiral Schley
Roosevelt
White House
State Political Gossip and Campaign Chirp from Georgia
A collection of political notes from Georgia papers. Fleming hailed by the state supreme court decision on the public property fund. Rumors of opposition easing for Stevens and Parson Wilingham’s prospects in Forsyth. Monroe claimed as Wilingham’s target for the state senate. Thomasville Times Enterprise predicts every state house officer will win reelection. Cordele Daily News warns Georgia’s solid delegation is key to the next governor. Also report of Adamson’s lieutenant appointment for Willam Tucker from Columbus to the regular army.
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Boston Globe
Hanna
Roosevelt
Ohio
McKinley
Marcus A. Hanna
Fleming
Augusta Chronicle
Supreme Court of the Public Property Fund
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Bleckley
Supreme? Court
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Macon
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Forsyth
State Senate
Monroe
Wilanghem
Fa County
Cordele Daily News
South Georgia
Goodby
Washington
Adamson
Willam H Yucker
Columbus
Tucker
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