Senators Resignations and Reunion Debate Echo South
The Greenville era debate centers on Tillman McLaurin resignations and the push for reunion. McLaurin’s health and political moves, Tillman’s stance, and Governor McSweeney’s role shape a tense South Carolina campaign drawing in Griggs Carmack Clark and Bragg. A separate note mocks church Alphabet of sins and a Georgia preacher’s critique of modern conduct.
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Bob Acres
Tiinaa Pow
South Carolina
Gaffney
Carolina
Tillman
Bardizhee
McLaurin
Greenville
Rhea
Till
Washington
Zeng
Democrats of
South
Vc Sweeney
Senata
WcSweeney
McLaren Camaign
Polly
Batie
McLaur
Senate
Trade and sugar cane push in the south and China trade view
The report covers Mr Barrett’s optimistic speech on American cotton goods exports to China and the growing China trade. It notes a rise from 1 million to 10 million in cotton goods shipments by 1900 and forecasts possible $50 million within 15 years. Also described are plans to set up commercial warehouses in China, plus Captain Purse’s US agriculture commission on sugar cane in Florida and Georgia.
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Tion Yohn Barrett
Siam
Tme
Barrett
American Association of Merchants and Travelers
Boneton
Texas
China
Mpina
Orient
D. G. Purse
Sayaansh
Florida
Georgia
United States Department of Agriculture
Numder
Southern Farm Magazine
Captain Purse
Washington
South
Harry Thurston Peck
International Monthly
Love's Way Is Best and School's Last Bell Tales
A miscellany item from Columbus Georgia Ledger features verse lines on love and farewell, editorial notes on publishing ambitions, school bells and memory, and local humor. It notes economic and literary opportunities, plus a jab at state legislature handling teacher pay monthly despite prior law.
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Str
Jimmy Johnson
Saturday Evening Post
Kip- Ung
Columbus
Agate
Asheville sleeper to run on Southern trains for summer
Railway notes report the Southern will inaugurate a Asheville summer sleeper service attached to train 26 leaving at 11 30 PM and arriving in Asheville at 9 00 AM. Return trip departs Asheville at 2 20 PM arriving Atlanta next morning. Ticket sales include extensive weekend rates for many routes across Georgia and the Carolinas with various start dates through August. The City Latemen's Association plans a Isle of Palms outing on a Georgia railroad special.
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John M Egan
Chivt
Asheville
Atlantis
Southeastern
Association
Auguste
Augusta
Mountain Resorts
Albany
Ameries
Cesimbus Cordele
Montgomery
Tybee
St Simons
Cumberland Island
Pablo
Atlantic Beach
Mayport
Fla
Atlanta
Rome
Palmon
Lookout Mountain
Dalton
Tybes
Vale of Palma
Aullvanadeland
Columbia
Win
Alea
Augusta Ga
Tate
Palme
Sullivan's Island
Atlantic Coast
Fane
Macon
Warm Springs
Waycross
Pablo Beach
Stayoroas
Savannah
Isle of Palins
Georgia
Surprises for John Bull in Transatlantic Freight Plans
Boston Globe notes possible consolidation of Atlantic Transport One with Leyland Line under Morgan influence. President Baker touts American freight handling methods to cut costs from 75 to 25 cents per ton, claiming potential savings of 124 percent on a $10 million investment. Skepticism remains about moving plans forward.
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John Bull
Boston Globe
Baker
Atlantic Transport One
Leyland Line
Morgan
Atlantic
England
Nanmimeth Bis
Ineea
London
Fiat
Aritiah Trafic
More and cheaper cotton says Vice Pres Barrett
Mr James Parrett of Richmond reported on cotton economics urging growers to raise production while cutting costs. He argued that abundance and efficient transport shape prices and urged doubling bale density and reducing tare to save millions, advocating use of affordable fertilizers and rethinking distribution to keep cotton profitable.
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Vice Pres
Tro Mere
eLmand
Hla
Cotton
Judge Speer Urges High Legal Standards at Mercer
Judge Speer spoke to Mercer University Law School graduates urging elevating legal education and opposing lenient bar admission. He defended university law schools, warned against cheap diplomas, and urged examination fairness while highlighting hard, costly study and the need to maintain high professional standards.
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Law School of
Mercer
Sneer
Ghreat
State Bar Association
Speer
Lawyers Office
Uni
Tle
United States
Tan
University of Learning
Pub-Xilentia
Xowr
Georgia
Bar Association
Dar
State Board of Examiners
Law
Ray
Grass Now Ahead of Crops in Unfavorable Weather
Americus Times-Recorder reports incessant rain and unpropitious weather hinder farmers. Grass grows while cotton prospects weaken on several plantations, with hay appearing valuable. The piece also references political figures and a noted quote about the Supreme Court action, reflecting local concerns and broader commentary.
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Americus Times
Bleideberg's Offer to Morgan at Elerpont Moreen
The New York Press notes Bleideberg offers Morgan a position at the capally of Elerpont Moreen. The proposal includes support for the study of mathematics and a role at the institution, indicating effort to secure scholarly advancement for Morgan.
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Bleideberg
Morgan
New York
Ag Hylleberge
Capally
Elerpont Moreen
Tor
Bird
Fragmented Note on Local Permit Process
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a permit issue in St Louis with references to McSweenes and Doosan. Details are unclear but indicate a planning or zoning matter affecting construction or development timelines.
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