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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1905
Page
5
A fragmented, opinionated survey touches on Secretary Wilson and the post office, Sino relations, and Panama Canal hints. It notes political missteps, wavering support for politicians, and assorted curios including fashion tastes and naval history.
A critical column questions Roosevelt's push for an extra session to act on canal legislation versus railroad reform. It argues the canal case lacks urgency and warns of railroad interests steering policy, noting Japan’s needs and broader geopolitics while critiquing political theater around October dates.
A historical analysis notes Japan’s wary approach to peace negotiations, its ambitions in Manchuria and against Russia, and the broader stakes beyond revenge for Port Arthur. It highlights K Asakawa’s book The Russo Japanese Conflict and its clear portrayal of open door interests and rival aims.
The report alleges a rumor that the shah of Persia cannot find relief from melancholy and plans a descent on the United States. It mocks Washington officials including Mr Root as responsible for entertaining the visiting monarch. The piece jokes about disinfection bills and hotel expenses, urging restraint if Root pursues ambitions.
Bar Harbor hosts Bar Harbor's only Japanese garden planned by Mrs Bink, promising a full reproduction of an old Japanese garden with stone sculptures ponds winding walks bridges and dwarf trees. It may include tea service in a house addition and possible Japanese attire for gatherings.
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt argues against nostalgia for the “good old times.” It contends vanity and pretension persist, cites Fielding and Thackeray as guides, and warns against false philosophy and rosy sentiment that lead to humiliation. It asserts a taste for truth, even in wickedness, over idealized eras.
A Georg ia citizen criticizes Hon Hoke Smiths gubernatorial stance arguing his accusations against railroads and officials threaten Georgia s progress. The writer defends rail transport as vital to state prosperity while urging voters to judge candidates by character and commitment to Georgia s glory rather than partisan rhetoric.
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