Afro American council meeting sparks contentious rhetoric in DC
A Washington DC Afro American council meeting drew heated remarks from speakers and a Richmond lawyer Hayes claiming oppression would justify violence. The discussion touched on federal appointments, race, and alleged incendiary statements amid political tension in the South and references to white supremacy.
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Hayes
Richmond Va
Hearst
South
Timself
Atlanta Constitution
Washington S.ar
Cairacus Party
Washington Star
White House
United States Treasury
New York
Herr Most
Emma Goldman
Marcon
Debates on suffrage and race in American politics
A lengthy critique argues against disenfranchisement by property or intellect, defending education as liberty and condemning racial injustice in Virginia and Rhode Island. It condemns demagogues, supports Southern racial aims, warns of social equality, praises Senator Teller, and urges direct popular election of U.S. senators to curb venal politicking.
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Washington
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North
Willa
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Congress
United States of America
Colorado
United States
Washington Star
Denver
Senate Chamber
Havana
Yoann Norries
Societs
Scotland Yard
Melin
Mater
Meisiile
Discovery Palace
Mm Ler
Alexandra
Teller Wins Senate Return Amid Colorado Scandal Claims
The article asserts Senator Henry M Teller’s reelection to the U S Senate from Colorado amid Republican attacks over alleged fraud in Arapahoe county Denver’s Wolcott machine faces accusation of ballot manipulation. It portrays Teller securing fifty one honest votes in Colorado’s joint assembly despite opposition and fusion concerns.
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Henry M Teller
United States Senate
Colorado
Arapahoe County
Teller
Joint Assembly of Colorados
Wolcott
Pope moves quickly on Philippine friar question
The papal bull on Philippine friars is welcomed in the United States and envisions replacing Spanish friars with a mix of Filipino and American clergy. Local conditions will guide retention of current friars until suitable American priests assume parishes, with danger and politics limiting prime political roles. Emigration of American priests to the Orient is expected as many Filipinos pursue clerical orders.
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Philippines
Ingamen
Archipelago
Poetus
Thot Chon
United States
Oriental Station
Canadian Immigration Boom Draws U.S. Farmers Northward
Canada accelerates colonization of Manitoba and the northwest with incentives for European immigrants via the North Atlantic trading Company. The Dominion offers bonuses for certain women and domestic servants, while American farmers move north seeking prairie wheat lands that double in value, despite harsh winters.
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Canada
Manitoba
Northwest Territory
West
Dominion
North Atlantic
Europe
Scandinavans
Avai
Land Department
Lower
Fire destroys G R Battle residence in Moultrie Georgia
A blaze yesterday consumed the handsome G R Battle home on Fast Broad Street Moultrie valued between 2009 and 1000 dollars. The house was insured for 30 dollars with Hartford and furniture for 500 with St Paul.
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Moultrie Ga
G R Battle
Fast Broad Street
Hartford Insurance Company
St Paul Insurance Company
Winter Wind and Verse From the South Prints in Patchy Dialect
The page blends a fragmentary dialect poem about a cold wind and its threats with sketches, jokes, and notices. It includes lines about weather, a humorous take on marriages and wives, and snippets from poetry and prose, mentioning editors, readers, and a looming volcanic turn. The mix reflects a late 19th or early 20th century rural newspaper page.
National lynching trend and Georgia migration push
A Savannah News analysis notes lynchings have declined nationwide and in the South due to public sentiment stirred by newspapers. It cites Chicago Tribune figures and reports a five year trend downward, with 1903 showing a drop. The Augusta Chronicle reports Atlanta raising funds to advertise Georgia to settlers, and mentions a German figure at a White House event. The piece also covers Crumpacker’s push over the Indianola postmaster case and race prejudice discussions.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
Arense
Severa
Georgia
Augusta Chronicle
Chamber of Commone
City
Slareg
Atlanta
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Georgi Am
India
Misa Postaffles
la Mission
Indianola Post
Pudtanola
Vapulahar
Gushee
Crumpecker
Tadianola
South
Indiana
Hia
The Spirit of the Press and Public News Gleanings
A string of brief items notes varied press commentary and editorials. It mentions Venezuelan questions, Nebraska farm issues, a coal price conspiracy indictment in Ohio, praise for American doctors from the New York Tribune, and Yale freshmen taking up Irish jig training as part of a broad classical music education.
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Yale
Sun Toottle
Cutie Blan
Irish land settlement plan eyes America for backing
London dispatch reports Captain Shane Taylor to tour the United States with Irish landlord and tenant leaders to sell a land settlement framework. He will meet financiers including Pierpont Morgan and seek presidential views while touring New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis. The plan would let tenants buy out landlords at a state fixed price, with potential tax implications and wide Irish political support.
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London
Shave Taxiey
America
Thas
Irsh Land Lords
Bota
Jie
Irish Parliamentary Party
Roman Catholic Herald
New York
Bowton Pittspurg
Thiladelphia
Chicago
St Lovis
Ireland
Capiio
Shane Saylor
Galway
Pierpont Morgan
Irish Agricultural Department
Iritland
United States
John Cuneen
Buffalo
Shane-Taylor
Ameria
John Bull
Michael Dasitt
Conar Don
Trade Expansion and Deaths Dominate Late Entries
The piece surveys booming trade between the United States and Japan, describing steamship activity, imports, and exports of machinery and cotton. It contrasts Japan’s growing raw silk and tea flows and notes repeal duties. It also details death tolls from eruptions, wars, epidemics, and accidents, with grim totals across regions, and discusses southern attitudes toward “Filimanism” and political threats in the postwar era.
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Tradt
Tapin
Washington
Japan
Pacific
Tsearen
Pettus Address Highlights Senate Reelection by Alabama Legislature
Fragmented text reports on Pettus giving an address and his reelection by the Alabama Legislature. It mentions the senate and potential confirmation actions, with limited readable details about dates or participants.
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Pettus
Alabama
Torpedo Flotilla Arrives West
A torpedo flotilla arrives in the western fleet area under Lt. Chindier, with ships including the Ceater Highs Biduie, Stockton, and Thorn ton, moving toward Swfoyne. The report notes the fleet’s command and readiness amid ongoing department actions.
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Creda
Vale Moinersere
Swfoyne
Caparlee
Chindier
Ceater
Biduie
Stockton
Thornton
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