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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1904
Page
21
A collage of fragmentary notes surveys global tensions and political theater from Japan and Russia to Santo Domingo and Uruguay. It mentions leaders, treaties, a looming war, economic measures, and public policy curiosities with a satirical, panoramic newspaper voice.
The message mourns General John B. Gordon as a towering Southern figure admired nationwide for leadership in war and peace, and Chesley B. Howard as a longtime Georgia public figure noted for loyalty, hospitality, and camaraderie. It laments their passing and honors their enduring legacies while hinting at missed opportunities.
A lengthy Raleigh style column surveys Republican tensions over James G. Blaine era echoes, Hanna candidacy talk, and Roosevelt loyalty. It condemns cross currents in party backing, cites Indiana sentiment against quick backers, and links Panama canal trade hopes to southern cotton and South American expansion.
A collage of Georgia and Whitsett verse snippets celebrates winter warmth and dancing, with playful dialect humor, love songs, and seasonal reflections. It blends poetry and humor from local voices, mentioning readers, new year moods, and tunes around fires.
An elderly stagehand nicknamed Poke-Easy returns to town late and refuses to hurry. In the wagon yard the keeper tries to speed him, but Poke-Easy jokes of home life, patience, and a patient wife who handles him with humor. He recounts how harmony and slow routines keep peace at home and in the yard.
Washington reports assess Philippe Bunau Varilla as the master hand behind the Panamanian revolution and the Panama Canal push. He plans to exit after ratification, delivering the goods and ensuring independence under U.S. guarantee. Republicans and Democrats debate ratification while opposition remains possible but not decisive.
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