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London Office Notice From Curtis Brown Representative
Curtis Brown representative in London requests letters to be sent to 6 Hearlett Street Kensington Gardens London W C, with the Constitution on file for reference and safety.
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Child Labor in Southern Mills Debate Looms
Atlanta July 23 1902 a detailed opinion on child labor in southern mills argues that banning child labor is inevitable and urges mill managers to act first with a fair plan that protects profits while improving morals and workforce education. It warns that rigid opposition could provoke drastic legislation.
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Newspapers to Blame in McLaurin Federal Judgeship case
The article discusses Senator McLaurin declining a Roosevelt federal judgeship after Oyster Bay reports of a possible deal. It argues the public’s judgment rests on his actions rather than a single newspaper piece and questions the broader impact on national sentiment.
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Oyster Bay
Federal Court of Appeals
McLaurin
Oyster Bay Dispatches
Senator McLaurin
Roosevelt
South Carolina Senator Pressed for Senate Appointment
The South Carolina senator pursued the judgeship openly, seeking assurances from Democrats during Congress. He traveled to Oyster Bay to discuss with the president and stated he would accept the post, having aligned with Republicans for two years. Critics say newspapers are to blame, but the senator’s record is clear.
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South Carolina
Oyster Bay
Senate
Trouble in the Tariff and School Age of Children
Republican leaders fear tariff fault lines could cost the 1904 election unless the Dingley rates are reformed. The piece links trusts and protected monopolies to tariff power, urges Democratic revision potential, and critiques reciprocity treaties. It also argues the child’s eight to fourteen years is a crucial schooling period with kindergarten and outdoor learning before age eight.
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Congress
Chicago Record- Herald
William ©. Curtis
East
House
McKinley
Senate
Mark Hanna
Europe
America
Atlanta News Snippets and Oddities From Various Papers
A collage of brief items touches Atlanta and Norcross with street scenes and curiosities. Mentions of a baseball crowd controversy, a city fixing up for a warm fall, a drink fountain crusade, a man sent to the chain gang for stealing a snake, and a negro dealer’s street license arrest. Also notes on Monitor Terror’s safe grounding near Taylors Island with no bottom damage.
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Norcross
Atlanta
West Point News
Athens
West Point
Newa
Bainbridge Democrat
Fort Valley
Norfolk
Taylors Island
Republicans and the Tariff Crisis Challenge the GOP
Veterans in the Republican ranks fear party decline without liberal reform as Cuba reciprocity and tariff policy divide leaders. They urge tariff modification via reciprocal treaties to curb trusts, raise profits, and avoid Democratic takeover, citing McKinley’s views and the 1893 missteps.
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Cholera declines in Manila and provinces spares
Cholera cases are falling across Manila and nearby provinces with authorities noting the epidemic is 168 less virulent. General T. J. Wint is appointed to command the second brigade in North Luzon. General J M. Lee moves to Batangas as General Franklin M. Ellis is relieved. The New York railroad commission votes 9 to 20 to oppose the Jersey City to Long Island City tunnel route. Royal yacht Victoria and Albert reports King Edward’s improving condition. he walked a few steps yesterday and will hold his first council meeting since A J. Balfour became premier aboard the vessel. In Springfield Ill, Adjutant General Smith reports Eldorado troops remain quiet and undecided about how long they stay. In Muskogee, T R B Harris, prominent Cherokee nation lawyer, is dead. The Radge o board tests ongoing to decide future gun carriage systems with visits to five posts for tests.
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Neild
Gist
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Franken
Whistler Improves in The Hague Amid Sickness
Noting James McNeill Whistler’s ongoing illness at The Hague, reports say his condition is improving but his age and frailty demand careful care. The piece also mentions a maritime disaster near Hamburg, a Bisley shooting stage, a Dorset corporal winning a bronze medal, and a London fire brigade inquest over Queen Victoria Street deaths.
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Primus
Hamburg
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Cole
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Queen Victoria Street
Webb Nominated for Congress in Ninth District
E. G. Webb, a young attorney from Shelby, North Carolina, was nominated this afternoon by Democrats in the ninth congressional district to represent the district in Congress. The nomination occurred in Charlotte, North Carolina, on July 22.
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Shelby
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President Brown Unveils Walker Monument in Georgia
President Brown presents the Walker Monument to Georgians through the Walker Monument Association. He recalls ancient heroes and notes Georgia's unity after sectional strife, praising Major Joseph B. Cumming and unveiling by Janet MacLean Walker.
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United States
Samuel J. Sayeler
DeKalb
Thiel
Vermon
Joseph B Cumming
William H. T. Walker
Walker
Lttle
Janet MacLean Walker
Career of General Walker by his chief of staff
Augusta, Walk er’s chief of staff, honors General Walker with a monument speech recounting his life from West Point and Mexican War wounds to Confederate service. The narrative covers his rapid promotions, Atlanta and Chickamauga campaigns, disputes with General Hardee, and his death on the field with Merits and the fate of his brigades and followers highlighted.
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Walker
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Richmond County
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Isle
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Military Academy
Hudson
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Cumming
Confederacy
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Virginia
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