Cleveland on Cuba Sparks Candid Plea for Reciprocity
Ex president Grover Cleveland argues for equitable reciprocity with Cuba to restore a profitable market for sugar and tobacco. He criticizes protectionist sugar and tobacco interests subsidizing high prices and urges Congress to favor commercial philanthropy over self interest. The piece ties his stance to Roosevelt and War Secretary Root advocates and presses for a rational tariff-based exchange.
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Atlanta Manufactures Exhibit Aims to Boost Local Trade
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce plans an April exhibition of city made goods to showcase the range of home industries. The event would reveal the multiform products produced by local factories and crafts and attract national buyers, boosting Atlanta as a manufacturing and distribution hub.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Wheela
Roosevelt independence tightens grip on party machinery
From The Buffalo Courier and New York Herald reports roosevelt angers party officers while courting independence. Lever, youngest House member from South Carolina, meets the president and is dubbed the baby of the house. commentary notes on coronation attire and British pomp. U.S. telegraph reform proposed with government purchase and toll cuts, tied to civil service extension.
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Roosevelt
South Carolina
New York Herald
Asbury Francis Lever
White House
Lever
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New York World
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World
Congress
Troozevelt
Civil
Ghostly saloon visitor haunts Atlanta and early depot buzz
A fragment from Atlanta editorials notes a ghost visiting a saloon in Abbeville Georgia and discusses Atlanta’s population aims, a railway depot excitement, wireless telegraphy competition, and local remarks from figures like Bob Toombs. The piece weaves layered praise and skepticism.
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Atlanta Constitution
Augusta Herald
Bob Toombs
Atlanta
Columbia
Ala
People's Advocate
State political gossip around Georgia governor race
Albany Herald reports resignations hint at ambitions plus multiple papers discuss prospects of Joe Terrell Brown and Jim Smith for governor. Mentions Boykin Wright attorney general support and Terrell’s strong, people friendly platform including a proposed state prohibition measure. News reflects early campaign dynamics across Albany Macon Rome Columbus Athens Perry and surrounding areas.
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Macon News
Boykin Wright
Wright
Terrell
Americus ‘Times-recorder
Georgia
Rome Tribune
J M Terrell
Athens
Joé Terrell
Brown
Mr Brown
Athena Henner Pope Brown
Jim Smith
Perry Home Journal
Georgia Farmers
Farmers urged to diversify crops amid low cotton prices
The Hamilton Gay Journal notes farmers face low spirits and high costs from the year, with a short cotton crop and low prices. It urges diversifying crops to avoid future cash shortfalls, especially as many rely on cotton as the cash seller. Georgia forest depletion and dwindling pine supplies are also warned.
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Hamilton Gay Journal
Wwayerosa Journal
Georgia
Ares
Alte
Carthage
Cato
Mercer University Needs and Growth Emphasized in Review
President Pollace presents a review of Mercer University history from 1860s to present, highlighting endowment growth to $250,600 and total five year expenditures near $120,000. Noted achievements include state oratorical and debate wins, and rising attendance. Key needs include a larger library and a bigger Young Men's Christian Association hall.
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RD. Pollace
Endonmtat—cheney
Thomas G Lannan
Farber
Armall
H & Reynolds
Mercer- Athens
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Intex
Firat Aibrary Butidte Een Ene
Jiprexy
Young Mens Christian Association
Association
Bowie on Trial for Murder in Georgia Mills Clash
The trial of Langdon Bowie, 20, charged with the murder of Dunk J Locklear, began in the Forsyth Superior Court today. Bowie and Locklear, both at the Ashton Duck Mills, had a Christmas Eve dispute that led to Bowie shooting Locklear, who died four days later. Attorneys Beaborn Barry, Waght, McHenry Maddox lead Bowie's defense, while Wright, Billbanks, and Meyerhardt defend the state. The case is expected to span two days with a strong defense.
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Langdon Bowie
Dunk J Locklear
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Bowie
Locklear
Bowies
Beaborn
Barry Waght
McHenry & Maddox
Bo‘Yicker
Mase Wright
M B
Billbanks
Max Meyerhardt
Red Men Select Americus for Georgia Grand Council Meet
Jonny Kellam and Georgia Red Men leaders met in Columbus to decide where the Great Council of Georgia Red Men will convene. They shifted from Savannah to Americus after a cordial invitation from the Lanahassee tribe and a local representative’s presence.
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Columbus Gs
Jonny Kellam
Atlanta
Grand Anchem
John T Abney
M. C White
Bagamore
Charles Brown
Great Councils of Georgia
Great Council
Savannah
Americus
Lana
Hassee
Welch resigns Albany Guards captaincy in Georgia
Captain L E Welch Jr commanding the Albany Guards company G Fourth Infantry has resigned as adjutant general. The move takes effect as soon as practicable and leaves First Lieutenant J B Manry in charge. If Manry seeks the post he is likely to be elected without opposition.
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Albany
L E Welch Jr
Fourth Infantry
Adjutant General
Soo
Welen
Welch
3 B Manry
Special MCA Work Prompts Carrollton Meetings
The MCA of Atlanta plans organization and special work in Carrollton Ga with leading members and ex Governor Northen announcing meetings for next Sabbath in cooperation with local churches This marks a new effort to engage the citys young men amid varied church outreach efforts and regional activity
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MCA of
Atlanta
Northen
Terest
Civil Government in the Philippines a New Tariff Era
The Manila article outlines the early civil administration tackling church property questions and franchise issues, with Taft leading the cabinet alongside Filipino commissioners. It details the liberal new tariff effective November 15, revenue hopes, and education expansion funded by a large budget while noting figures on salaries and the mixed history of Spanish controls.
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Philippines
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Neat forgery nabbed two alleged signers deny paper link
Swainsboro Georgia January 23 Special Davis arrested for forging the names Joe M Lamb and W B Hall on his own signature to a note and offering 150 dollars to Citizens Bank. Cashier Strickland noticed writing sameness and informed the sheriff who found Lamb and Hall unaware of the note. Davis arrested for failure to bond, jailed as plans for a 4 mill Cotton OO Company mill at Greene County unfold.
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W B Hall
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Strickland
Messrs Lamb and Hall
Fearful Pelt For Mr Bunch Missing From Valdosta
In Valdosta Georgia January 23 a worried circle asks about 8 P Bunch an elderly man once dairy and truck farmer who lived here years ago He recently returned in frail health and was placed with a physician His condition worsened and the matter led to lunacy proceedings His wife in Marietta was telegraphed and asked to have him brought there He was sent on a train under guard but did not reach Marietta Some believe he may have left with a son in Atlanta awaiting further word
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