Atlanta Seeks Central Southern University with $249000 Bonus
The notice urges Atlanta residents to raise 249000 dollars as a city bonus to attract a central southern university. It envisions merging weak Presbyterian colleges into a single institution with endowments and plant worth a million dollars, boosting Atlanta’s role as an educational and economic center.
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Great Central Southern University
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Gettysburg field marks to show lines of both armies
The Philadelphia Record argues for clear on site markers at Gettysburg to display positions of Lee and the Confederate forces alongside Union troops. It condemns revising history to praise federal achievements and urges honoring both sides as national heritage for visiting veterans and the public.
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Gettysburg field to honor Confederate charge at Seminary Ridge
The Record urges marking Confederate positions and commemorating the heroic charge of Pickett's division on Seminary Ridge. It argues observers gain understanding of the battle's vastness and heroism by noting locations and the long arc of Longstreet's corps, urging monuments and tablets to honor Confederate actors in that great tragedy.
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Hamlet
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Mexican Progress Under Diaz Described in Review Sketch
The North American Review highlights Diaz as a progressive leader shaping a modern Mexico. It notes rising revenues and political stability, a compulsory education system, rapid railroad expansion, growing postal service, telephones, electric systems, tramways, and urban modernization across major cities.
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Germany blocks Venezuela aid as arbitration nears end
The article critiques Germany for delaying The Hague arbitration on Venezuela’s debt while Britain and Italy seek speedier resolution. It notes Venezuela’s blockade harms commerce and hints at U S and other powers’ claims being disputed in proportion to the alliance. It also satirizes Mary G. Coulter’s Utah political influence and the rise of the “new woman” in politics.
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Venezuela
Caracas
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The
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Utah
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mereman
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Anti Smoot crusader Coulter stirs Utah politics
Mrs. Coulter, a Gentile Republican leader and head of Utah's anti Smoot movement among women, denounces Mormon senator hopeful Apantle Smoot. She claims party duty precedes gender as she campaigns, backed by Gentile clergy, amid clashes with Mormon and Republican factions.
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Utah Federation of Woman's Clubs
Apantle Smoot
United States
Brigham Young
United States Senate
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From Georgia to morning light in songs and politics
A collage of verse and prose snippets echoes southern life and politics. It includes nostalgic revival lyrics about spring and faith, readers’ reminiscences about office and family, a coroner’s verdict mockery, rural humor, and brief notices noting saloon closures and German-European posture on the Monroe doctrine.
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Galveston Daily News
Letters From The People Reveals Civil War reminiscences
Readers seek republishing of A J Redier's poem Ashes of Glory and request publication of a Burns tribute poem. Letters recount Civil War memories, Georgia lineage notes, and requests to publish or locate poetry and genealogical inquiries.
Hoar Notes on President and Senate Talks
In Senator Hoar remarks on ongoing talks between the president and leading Republican senators about current legislation. He views the White House discussions as limited given the state of the Cuban treaty and other pending measures in Congress.
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State Gossip in Capitol Corridors Headlines
A Atlanta to Washington trip unfolds with Governor Terrell and a Georgia delegation guiding a protracted visit to the capital. The party includes Lt. Gov. Howell, Speaker Morris, and other officials. meetings with War Secretary Root and Gridiron Club events are planned, with stops in New York at the Waldorf and a Hearst reception. Also noted are horse deaths from brain disease in Meriwether and Walton counties, and veterinary treatment efforts due to lack of a state surgeon.
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A. 8. Clay
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Reactions to global affairs and culture in 1910s press
A fragment from a multi-source wrap shows varied items. The German vessel Panther is a savage symbol, automobility trends, and cattle disease. trade unions and insurance at Lloyds. U S politics and German influence on canal treaties. and academic notes on German and American universities and literature.
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Germany
Colombia
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Safe blowers rob bank deposits across towns in Month
A morning spree of robberies targets safes and postal deposits in Dodge Center Minnesota and Stephenvills. The thieves seize cash stamps money orders and registered packages amounting to hundreds of dollars, with early reports noting about $400 in cash and stamps.
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