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Unites Siates
Canada
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Outta
Atlanta
The Real Issue in Tariff Reform and Democratic Victory
The piece argues for tariff reform through Democratic governance citing figures that show export prices for U S products well below domestic prices. It claims the current Republican tariff favors protected manufacturers and harms consumers, urging radical reform and national party unity to win control of government.
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Democratic Party
Zjeft
Griggs
National Campaign Committee
Chicago economy and a wife’s thrifty defiance
A Chicago husband attacked his wife over she spent three cents a dozen years. He was shocked by her thrift and proposed no more trouble, yet she endured and shaped a major sociological change. Her patient, disciplined living proved a powerful example of household management and social conduct.
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Chicago
Wife Survives On Four Cents A Day As Husband Beats User
A police court heard how a Burlington employee attacked his wife after she spent a few cents on fruit and medicine. She had supported the family on four cents daily, a frugal household economy that sparked concern and curiosity over the Donnybrook of domestic life and the judge’s forthcoming ruling.
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Frank Velisek
The
Burlington
Inter Ocean
No Populist Revival in Georgia Says Augusta Tribune
The Augusta Tribune argues Judge James K. Hines rightly declined another populist gubernatorial bid. It says Georgia populists are absorbed into the Democratic Party and urges all patriotic citizens to join the Democratic ranks for reform, proclaiming the democracy the true people’s party and predicting no revival of populist platforms.
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Georgia
Augusta Tribune
James K. Hines
Hines
the Tribune
Democratic Party
Tribune
People's Party
Mr Littlefield’s Troubles and Prize Fight Reform
A conservative critique tracks Mr. Littlefield of Maine as he sketches a constitutional amendment to regulate monopolies while facing Republican skepticism. The piece condemns prize fighting as corrupt, urges strict penalties, and mocks various public figures and policy stances from Roosevelt to Quay and Hay.
Along the Way and Other Voices from Georgia
A fragment from Georgia era columns mixes song lyrics and rural observations. It includes verses about love and endurance, then sketches notes from Brother Dickey on insomnia among rich and poor, prayers for rain, a mule incident, sunlit hope, political jests, and practical wisdom urging perseverance despite hardship.
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Dickey
Brother Dickey
Multiple Papers Weigh In On Public Figures And Local Plans
A collage of snippets from Augusta Tribune Macon News Birmingham Age-Herald and Savannah Morning News notes varied opinions on figures like Tracy and Morgan while touching on topics from contracts to rural mail delivery plans. The pieces reflect a local press climate debating personalities and civic services.
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Augusta Tribune
Emperor Wilam
Pierp
Birmingham
Tracy
Macon News
Mae. Peary
Birmingham Age-Herald
Mary MacLare
East Lake
United States
Savannah Morning News
South Georgia
Savannah
Washington whispers in Georgia on speakership and race
Georgia editors report strong opposition to the next congress speakership, noting Mr. Littlefield of Maine might draw administration support. The piece discusses synchronized press views, race, and political maneuvering across regions, with citations from Athens, Augusta, and local perspectives.
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Bavannah News
Washington
David Bremner Hemteraon Fa Wkely
Devic
Littlefield
Maine
Augusta Herald
Candler
Dewey
Savemsah
Iswin County
Nye
Athens
Benner
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Atlanta in headlines and tales from regional papers
The collection sketches coverage from Atlanta and neighboring papers. It notes bicycle records, mayoralty politics, wealthy Atlantans, Augusta’s page in the Constitution, a sensational tale of a love triangle, a confrontation with police, and a cross-city journey featuring an Indian brave, a Spaniard, and a Venetian-souvenir motif, ending with a reconciled homeward path.
Miss Yohe and Captain Strong in News Headlines
A collage of dramatic clippings from multiple papers portrays Miss May Yohe linked to Captain Putnam Brad lee Strong. Reports suggest strain, speculation about coercion, and a dramatic political style in the London enterprise and related family actions.
St Louis chautauqua draws bigger crowd for Hobson than Small
The St Louis papers note Hobson attracted a larger crowd while Bam Small drew attention for his speaking during the chautauqua. The distinction lies in the audience going to see Hobson and to hear Small.
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Florida
Flashes From The Cable
A Vienna dispatch reports the Servian cabinet that resigned on July 24 has agreed to stay in office to end the crisis. In Rome Rev. D J Stafford rector of St Patrick Washington D C lectured before the pope and Cardinal Rampolia. San Juan Puerto Rico opens a free telegraph school for twenty five girls. The battleship Illinois is in dry dock at Chatham after striking an obstruction July 14. Homeward freights in the American trade are described as demoralized for eight months. The Vittoria Street fire in London led to a verdict of gross neglect by the General Electric Company. Bishop Henry T Potter of New York arrives in Copenhagen and may meet King Christian. The British consul at Marseilles notes American coal cannot stay on the market last year due to British price declines, with a potential rise bringing it to the Mediterranean under current cannons.
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Vienna
Rome
D. J. Stafford
St. Patrick Church
Washington, D. C
Cardinal Rampolia
San Juan
Porto Rico
Interior Department
Insular Telegraph Service
United States
Illinois
Christiana
Norway
Chatham
Richard Henderson
Vittoria Street
London
Elila
General Electric Company
Henry T. Potter
New York
Copenhagen
Christan
Marseilles
Captain Howell
Constitution
Joel Chandler Harris
Henry W. Grad
Atlanta
Brant Mfe
Howell
Kimball
Kimball House
Capitol
Frank Rice
Ben #. Crane
Crane
Goveror
General Assembly
Georgia State Capitol
Treasury
David B. Hill
Georgia
Oglethorpe Park
Washington
Ball Game Accident Leaves Player Near Death in Murphy NC
In Murphy North Carolina on July 2, Johnson, two miles from town, was fatally injured during a baseball game after being struck by Joe Wilson whose knees hit him just below the ribs on his right side, rupturing his kidneys. He is at the point of death with death expected any moment.
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Murphy
Johnson
Joe Wilson
Work of a Good Citizen Capt Evan P Howell for Atlanta mayor
A long encomium to Captain Evan P Howell outlining his Civil War service civic leadership and postwar reforms. It honors his role in founding Atlanta public schools water works capital relocation battles railroad promotion Kimball House capitol building and Expositions. It argues his proven record makes him the ideal mayor for Atlanta's next two years.
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Evan P. Howell
Atlanta
Howell
Clark Howel
Milton County
America
Peachtree Road
Deerland
Chickamauga
Wiliam H. Hulsey
Evan P. Howell William H Brotherton
Anthony Murphy
O'Keefe
Great Metropolis
Affinia
Mitchell
Alabama Street
Whitehall
Central Avenue
Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line
Gainesville
Charlotte
Georgia Western
Birmingham
Southern System
Georgia
Macon
Rome
Florida
Fort Valley
Hell's Half Acre
John G. Hopkins
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Constitution Publishing CO
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Ntative
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Atlanta, GA
Mr. Littlefield
Congress
Leslie
Maine Statesman
New York Sun
Republic
Mississippi
Bunco
Hungry Jon
Vaseline Verestchagin
Seventy-first Regiment of
Philadelphia
Congressman Griggs
Ee Charley Schwab
Perityphillis
Tillman
Bailey
Manila
War Department
Marconi
Morgan
John W. Gates
Dick Pettigrew
Aananne
Hay
Bragg
Cuba
William B. Mason
Arkansas
Orr Ananene
Nedal
Hobson
Chautauquas
Powell Clayton
Arkansaw Traveler
Dixie
Wiregrass Blade
Blue Ridge Post
Walthour
Dublin Courier-Dispatch
Savannah Press
Madison Advertiser
Augusta Chronicle
Augusta
Atlanta Constitution
Reading Matter
Eastport
Cantillan
Galveston Daily News
May Yohe
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Memphis
Scimitar
Bradley Strong
Bam
W. Small
Milledgeville
Bullock
James M. Smith
Senate
Toombs
Reese
James W. English
Counci
Campbell Wallace
Brown
Evan P Howell
Seventh Ward
Union
Cleveland
Manchester
McKinley
Ewan*p. Howell
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