The Republican Frankenstein and Cuba Tariff Debate
Acritical view rails at tariff policy, blaming Republican protectionists for Cuba’s hardship. It cites President Roosevelt and Secretary Root urging tariff relief to Cuba, arguing energy should aid Cuba’s peace, health, and independence, while denouncing protectionist zeal as dangerous and hypocritical. The piece frames the issue as a moral test for American honor.
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Congress
Cuba
Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
American Congress
Root
Spain
Weyler
Philippine tariff bill amendment supports strong central rule
Senator Morgan proposes to confirm presidential authority to establish a civil government in the Philippines and make it a department of the national administration, similar to Porto Rico and Hawaii. The reform would place administration fully under the highest constitutional offices, ensuring a republican form of government.
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Warren Hastings
Con-Gregi
Republican Party
Philippines
Caesar
Philippine policy and federal election fears in Missouri defense
The article discusses a Morgan style plan for Philippine administration funded by the U.S. treasury, arguing it ends imperial excesses and brings fiscal transparency. It critiques Mr Bartholdt’s bill to place congressional elections under federal court jurisdiction as dangerous federal control over southern elections and warns against returning to Reconstruction era mechanisms.
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St. Louis
Bartholdt
Congress
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Ameri
Admitting New States and Party Prospects
The Democratic caucus of the House pledges support for bills to admit Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma as states. President Cleveland’s veto threats blocked prior moves over free silver fears. Roosevelt’s appointments stir politics while Oklahoma leans Democrat. expectations favor Democratic statehood outcomes.
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House
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Hoke Smith
Spooner Canal Substitute gains nonpartisan route plan
The Spooner bill proposes building a canal via Nicaragua with an isthmian route option, authorizing funding, final cost limits, and presidential power to secure Colombia’s concessions or pigeonhole the Panama project. It aims to end route disputes and deliver a straightforward national canal program, while criticizing railroad interests and party politics.
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Spooner
Panama
Colombia
United States
Nicaragua
Congress
Discoverer of Anaesthesia Honored by Georgia Supporters
Letters from Georgia readers praise Crawford W. Long as the true discoverer of anaesthesia and urge state action to recognize him in Statuary Hall. Contributions and arguments stress Long’s global impact, while others advocate Col. Estill for governor, praising his integrity and reform goals.
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Candler
Long
Boo Ha
North
Dr. Long
Washington
Statuary Hall
Georgia
Crawford W. Long
Morton
Wells
Jadon
Ufiel
Mageuming
Hersea
Imite
Jenner
Perfon
Temple of Fame
Crawford
Estill
Editac
Betill
Batill
Cvil
J. H. Ath
Joseph Tillman
Quitman, Ga
Atlanta Merges Street Railways With Provisions Drafted
Athens Banner Council endorses consolidation of Atlanta street railway interests under specified terms prompting opposition and ongoing debates dating back years. Prince Henry visit discussions weave through Atlanta politics as editors note royalty, resignations, and a push toward broader civic plans.
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Athens Banner Council
Atlanta
Uke Tennyson
Sandereville
Prince Henry
Germany
Albany
Chattanooga
Augustan Tribune
Athens
Atelanta
Savannah
Winduct
Thomasville
Timés-Enterprise
Atlante
Forest Fires Dominate Georgia Editorials and Warnings
A collection of excerpts discusses agrarian concerns in southwest Georgia, editorials on farming and rural life, and a strong call for stricter enforcement to curb forest fires. It highlights editor opinions from Athens, Waycross, Cordele, and other Georgia towns, stressing personal responsibility and public safety.
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Waycross Journal
Ware
Wiregrass
Georgia
Georgia gubernatorial gossip from varied papers mentions Terrell candidacy
A mosaic of Georgia political gossip notes Joe Terrell's gubernatorial bid and party standpoints. References include Estill, Terrell, Guerry, and editorials from Savannah News, Augusta Herald, and local papers. Also reports the fatal shooting of a burglar in Tuscaloosa amid the January 2 incident.
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Joe Terrell
Rachelle
Terrelle
Atuany Herald
Nquor
Guerry
Fitzgerald
Savannah News
Savannah
Con
Irwin County
Joe Terrel
Demonstrate and the toothache tale on a Atlantic ship amuses and bemuses Christians
A crowd in a large Atlanta hotel listen as a passenger recounts a voyage from New York to Atlanta. A Christian Science discussion prompts a boastful claim that pain is mortal mind illusion, prompting a dramatic voyage, a dramatic storm, and a man who insists the scientists demonstrate. The tale ends with laughter at the believers and the voyage home.
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Atlanta
New York
Christian Scientist
Dallows
Mal de Mar
Science and Health
Marietta Street
Constitution Building
Sidney Johnson
Mount Sterling
Albert Turner
Turner
S. C. Turner
Metropolis
New Standard Dictionary
Birmingham
Ala
Salt Lake City
Dublin Courier Dispatch on Ben Bilington’s $10 scheme
Identified by a Lauga in Dublin, Ben Bilington, a champion faugher, left for Borger’s carnival then drifted to Brunswick hungry and penniless. In Dublin Parking Company vaults he had money and wired Mr J M Finn for a reward to identify himself as a Taugh. Finn ordered payment of $10 to Ben, who allegedly claimed the money and identified himself.
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Dublin Courier
Ben Bilington
Dublin
Faugher
Borger
Carnival
Brunswick
Strance
Ben
Dia
J. M. Finn
Tha Tant
Cao
Finn
Ben Ellington
Georgin
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