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The Principle of Liberty in Atlanta’s 1902 Liberty Message
In a January 12 1902 Atlanta piece the essay extols liberty as a universal, ever evolving ideal. It links physical freedom to progress and civilization, notes the tension between liberty and license, and argues government should govern lightly while religion and truth expand freedom. The author cites the path from slavery to modern rights as evidence of liberty’s motor role in society.
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Annexation of Cuba Beneficial for Mobile and Alabama
The Atlanta Constitution argues for Cuban annexation to the United States, citing peace, prosperity, and economic gains. It notes Cuba’s white majority, compares populations to Alabama, and says annexation would boost trade with Havana, improve river navigation, and benefit Mobile’s industries. The piece endorses annexation as advantageous for Mobile and Alabama.
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No national elections in U S politics says this piece
The article argues there are no national elections in the United States because states choose their own times and methods for electing representatives and presidential electors. It notes variation by state, references district versus general ticket methods, and rejects federal interference like earlier reform efforts.
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The Trail of Tom Reed and the House Reform
The piece criticizes Thomas B Reed era rules in the House, arguing the Speaker's control over bills and debate has turned Congress into an autocratic body. It warns that Manila tariff actions show the danger, urging a return to deliberative, representative government and a democratic House next election.
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The Christian Theater Provokes Church Debate
The urging of a Christian theater in the church divides opinion. Proponents like Dr Sheldon and Rev G W Terrence defend it as a gospel tool, while critics warn it corrupts religious aims and could push the church toward worldly compromise and away from true evangelism.
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Our National Population Figures From Washington
Figures released by the Bureau of Statistics at Washington show the United States including annexed territories has a population of 84,235,000. It breaks down to 75,994,575 in the United States proper, 6,961,339 in the Philippines, 953,248 in Porto Rico, 154,000 in Hawaii, 9,000 in Guam, 6,100 in American Samoa, and 1,219 at various military and naval stations. The article notes that most people live on the continental mainland while some are dispersed globally.
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Georgia history work by Professor Derry announced
We learn that Professor Joseph T. Derry of this city will begin preparing a Georgia history text for intermediate schools in the state. His familiarity with Georgia’s records and traditions suits him to guide rural districts in historical studies and the teaching of the state’s annals.
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Naval tablet bill recalls famous sea victories
A longhuman column notes a House bill to erect commemorative tablets at the Washington Capitol for key U S naval victories. It lists battles from John Paul Jones to Perry and Dewey, highlights Schley’s Santiago credit, and questions passage if Schley’s name provokes objections amid the broader tribute plan.
Atlanta depot debate stirs readers across Georgia
The Oglethorpe Echo notes Congressman Livingston seeks a sub treasury for Atlanta while Batonton and Montezuma papers report rail promoters facing opposition to the depot bill. Savannah presses for sub treasury visits Washington, with Savannah harboring a different goal than Atlanta. The piece cites broader political critique of house leadership and duty.
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Trained Servant Effects Question Industrial Education
A southern observer questions the practical results of industrial education for African Americans. He cites two incidents where educated black women could not serve as domestic workers or train dairy handlers, arguing that the movement must prove tangible gains in domestic work and overall usefulness before wide support. He urges investigation by Southern Educational Conference sponsors to assess real outcomes.
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Trend of Current Events and Opinions Abroad
A collage of editorial summaries from multiple papers. Topics include Chinese exclusion debate, tariff impacts, Negro military service debates, protectionist critiques, Cuban affairs and troop withdrawal, reform of the railway commission, church attendance plans, Canal negotiations, and racial leadership views. Prominent figures such as Roosevelt and Booker Washington appear with national policy debates and international implications.
Georgia Campaign Rumors Stir In State Press
Greenesboro Herald Journal notes campaign hush before election with many candidates and wary voters. Valdosta Times questions Terrell’s gubernatorial bid while Guerry campaigns actively. Cobbled reports from multiple papers discuss Senate ambitions, commissioner races, and evolving political chatter across Georgia.
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