The Way To Win A Democratic Posture On Empire
The article argues the Supreme Court settled the United States imperial reach by making the Philippines and Porto Rico integral parts of the union. It urges the Democratic Party to champion universal rights and free trade, oppose tariff barriers, and push for promised benefits to colonies while expanding commerce through the flag.
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United States
Supreme Court
Philippines
Porto Rico
Democratic Party
Unio
Taft
Philippine Commission
Washington
Tait
Phiippine
Milkinley
Aepublican
Congress
McKinley
Custom House
Democrats Seek Aggressive, Progressive Victory In New Role
The passage argues the Republican Party has shifted from leadership to obstruction and that Democrats now hold the chance to propose and carry constructive policy. It urges embracing the opportunity to organize and fight in politics, aiming for aggressive, progressive victory.
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Republican Party
Chance for Philadelphia at southern industrial convention
The southern industrial convention meeting in Philadelphia today could yield profits for Philadelphia and the South. Philadelphia’s manufacturing heritage and growing cotton output highlight opportunities for capital gains, with potential dividends from distributing surplus city money into southern investments. The event underscores Philadelphia’s role in advancing manufacturing and regional wealth for generations.
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Philadelphia
South
Thirteen Colonies
Boston
New York
Philadelphia Manufactrer
Philadelphian
University Alumni Banquet in Athens at centennial
Alumni banquet arrangements demand action this week for the June 18 gathering in Athens. Chairman B. R. Fledgson asks all attendees to notify promptly, aiming to accommodate about six hundred guests and to rally one thousand graduates from Georgia and beyond for the university centennial celebration next week.
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Athens
B. R. Fledgson
Hodgser
Jodgson
Noone
Georgia
University
Life's Wayside Inn and Poems from the South
A collage of verse and prose notes from Georgia era readings including Life's Wayside Inn reflections on silence as a song, poems attributed to colonial voices, and brief editorial quips on authors like John Hay and Madison Cawein, with Western outlooks and sentimental musings on faith.
Atlanta depots and progress praised by Georgia papers
A compilation notes Atlanta’s ongoing development and skylines, with Georgia papers praising Charleston style growth and regional pride. It contrasts Georgia governors and local reformers, asking why country weeklies worry about Atlanta’s new depot.
First Verdict Rendered In Dunham Divorce Suit In Savannah
In Savannah on June 1 Mrs Sophia B Dunham filed for divorce from Bradford Dunham former Plant system general superintendent. The court quickly read interrogatories, naming cruel and inhuman treatment and false charges. No counsel for Dunham. alimony and next verdict set for next term. citizenship question to be debated in Alabama court.
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Savannah
Sophia B. Dunham
Chatham County
Bradford Dunham
Dunham
Montgomery
Ala
Gordon Street
Drayston
Chancery Court
Montgormery
Filot Dies of Paralysis Captain Paine Expires in Savannah
Captain Edward Paine, a veteran river pilot known as Eddie Paine, died suddenly from paralysis in Savannah on June 10. He leaves three sons, two daughters, and numerous friends. Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 PM from his Puffy Street home. vessels at port fly half mast in his memory.
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Edward Paine
Savanunesh
Savannah
Paine
Eddie” Paine
Captain Paines
George
Edward, Jr
Ellen
George Sapp
F. K. Swift
Captain Paine
Puffy Street
Flour Mill Starts Up in Elverton Georgia
Elverton Ga June 10 Special The roller patent flour mill of Oglesby Brewer has been completed and is now running at capacity. The four is the best and is giving satisfaction. The company faced water trouble with a granite bed well. a new well is being sunk after the old one gave out.
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Elverton
Oglesby & Brewer
Pushing the Granite Trade in Elberton GA
Elberton Georgia reports swift division of granite fields owned by Swift and Wilcox. Dr BN G Long, famed granite king, will build a rock crusher and develop stone industries. He focuses on contract work and paving streets as granite supplies remain inexhaustible.
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Elberton
Swift & Wilcox
BN. G. Long
North Georgia
Razor and Pistol Are Used In Biberton Fight
In Biberton Georgia on July 1 several men involved in drinking and carousing fought in the lower city. Rich Minfield was shot in the arm and Tom Mattox was cut across the back of the neck with a razor, the weapon cutting to the bone. Both men suffered serious injuries.
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Biberton
Rich Minfield
Tom Mattox
Macon
Green Johnson
Recorder
Clarence Young
Randall Clower
Macon Consolidated Street Rallway Company
Carrollton High School Commencement Opens
Carrollton public school commencement exercises begin with a sermon by Rev. J M Brittain of Crawfordsville Baptist church in Ga. Parents and citizens visit the auditorium to view the pupils year’s work as classes are inspected.
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Carrollton
Gao
Atlanta Beggar Issue Prints Public Welfare Debate
Letters from readers criticize Georgia and Atlanta for shipping paupers between towns. They urge a state law to require counties to care for their own destitute and oppose city transportation of needy families to Savannah. Editors warn beggars clutter the capital’s streets while praising Atlanta as a future trade hub.
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Atlanta
Bej
Georgia
Atlanty
Amazious
Feagin
Savannah
Myera
Committee to Inspect Georgia Academy for the Blind
A special Georgia House and Senate committee, including Senator Cobb and Representatives Grice and Adams, arrives in Macon to examine the Georgia Academy for the Blind. They will hold sessions, summon witnesses, and report findings to the next General Assembly, amid notes of prior irregularities and strong Trustees.
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Macon
Fon
W. H. Cobb
Franklin County
Warren Grice
Pulaski County
G. W. Adams
Putnam County
Georgia Academy For the
General Assembly
Harper
Chattooga
The
House
Georgia Academy
Blad
Senate
Academy
Bev C. Smith
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Alexander Free Schools
A. L. Miller
Macon Superior Court
Board of Public School Education
Bibb County
United States
A. O. Bacon
Trenanier
T. D. Tinsley
Muncon
Board of Education
Honor
Trugs
Fla. Nisbet
Bibb Superior Court
Bibby
Truedeman
Maconeircuit
George B. Jewett
Board of Visitors
Central Officials Discuss Post Purchase Management
In Macon Georgia on June 10 high Central Railroad officials convened to plan the future leadership of the Central’s new acquisition the Chattanooga Rome and Carrollton. Present were President Hean Trade Manager Hinton Chairman J F Hanson and B Wilburn the ex-president of the CRR&C now serving as superintendent. The Chattanooga Rome and Carrollton officers will report to Chairman Hanson in Macon.
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Macon
The
Central Railroad
Central
New Purchase
Chattanooga
Rome
Carrollton
Hean
Hinton
J. F. Hanson
B. Wilburn
Chattanooga, Rome and
Carrallisi
Hne
Han- Son
State Dental Convention Opens in Macon With Noted Lectures
The thirty third annual meeting of the Georgia State Dental Society convenes at Hotel Lantern parlors in Macon on June 7 with remarks by Dr W H Weaver and Vice President Tr H Jollson. Dentists from across the state attend for exhibits and papers including surgical techniques, pulp removal, and crown work. Local officials Mayor Smith and Hon Dunont Guerry welcome visitors.
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Macon
Georgie State Dental Society
W. H. Weaver
LaGrange
H. H. JoLoson
C. HH. Peste
M. D
H. W. Walker
H. McAfee
H. EL. Johnson
W. L. Smith
R. B. Adair
A. M. Jackson
J. A. Chapple
Denter
A. R. Jewett
J. D. Reynolds
Smith
Dunont Guerry
Possible Messenger of the House Candidate Mentioned in Georgia
In Macon on June 10 a politically informed source says J W McCurdy of DeKalb may run for Messenger of the House to fill the unexpired term after the death of F M Durham of Bartow. Durham served since 1998 and the office pays per session. Several names are under consideration.
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Macon
J. W. McCurdy
DeKalb County
House of Representatives
F. M Durham
Bartow
Major Durham
House
Messenger Durham
Huguley Estate in Court Delivers Restraining Order
Judge Newman grants a temporary restraining order in a civil action filed in the United States circuit court over a disputed Huguely factory property. Riverdale Cotton Mills seeks to halt Alabama suits and protect its claimed title and around $250,000 invested in rebuilding and equipment while a hearing is set for the 20th instan t. Abbott Abbott P H Brewster and Watts Troy Culley represent the complainant.
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United States
Hiverdale Cotton Mills
Huguley
J. J. Robinson
Alabama and Georgia Manufacturing Company
Huguley Manufacturing Company
Alabama and Georgian Manufacturing Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Alabama
Circuit Court
Northern District of Georgia
Riverdale Cotton Mills
Georgia
Champers County
Alaahama
United States Court
Newman
Abbott & Abbott
P. H. Brewster and
Watts
Troy $. Culley
Macon Driving Club to Stage Third Matinee Race
Macon Ga June 1 special a matinee series event will be held next Wednesday afternoon at Central City Park by the Macon Driving Club. Judges named include M Steyert Avanta Douglas Boyd Gridin Sd Reid Eatonton with B C Pepper son of Macon starter. Entries close tomorrow at 6 pm. A large crowd is anticipated as earlier meetings drew thousands. Program for tomorrow afternoon lists six events including roadsters trot pace and free for all pace. Next big meet set for July 4.
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Macon
Central City
Macon Driving Club
Rank M. Steyert
Avanta
Douglas Boyd
Gridin
Sd Reid
Eatonton
B.C. Ppperson
Tomorray
Hurst
Macon Guests of Mr Flagler Delighted at Atlantic Beach
A party of prominent Maconites, hosted by Mr Henry Wagler, spent yesterday at Atlantic Beach Ma and returned this morning on a special train. They stayed at the Continental hotel owned by Mr Flagler and reported no incidents or accidents during the voyage.
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Macon
Flagier
Rip
Atlantic Beach
Henry Wagler
Continental
Flagler
Summer Course Awarded at Harvard for Rome Public Schools
Ingraham principal of the Rome colored public schools receives a free summer course at Harvard University. Ten scholarships are awarded annually to southern Negroes. Ingraham was highly endorsed for the post. The term runs from July 6 to August 1.
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Ingraham
Rome
Rome Colored Public Schools
Harvard University
Seven Trainmen Injured in Kentucky Collision
A heat end collision occurred on the Louisville and Nashville two miles south of Colesburg Kentucky this morning between a freight engine and a southbound passenger train. No passengers were hurt but crew were injured including engineer TB Gibson broken, engineer J F Fitzpatrick sprained, Pherran Fitzpatrick arm broken, Postal Clerk Hargrave face and shoulders hurt, Postal Clerk Ripley back sprained, J W Johnson porter slightly bruised, Express Manager Edward Heard both legs broken and back sprained. The passenger train was bound for New Orleans.
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Louisville and Nashville
Elizabethton
Elzabethtown
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Colesburg
TB. Gibson
J. FF. Fitzpatrick
Pherran Fitzpatrick
Hargrave
Ripley
J. W.johnson
Porter
Edward Heard
New Orleans
Mineral Point Bank Robbery Suspect Confesses
Stewart Seller, arrested on suspicion of robbing the First National Bank of Mineral Point of over $260,000, reportedly confesses to the June 10 statement. Authorities say most of the money remains unrecovered and describe a possible lead on the location of the missing funds.
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Mineral Point
Wis
Stewart Seller
First National Bank of
No decision on turf exchanges reached at council meeting
After hours of debate the ordinance and policy committees failed to agree on turf exchange rules and set another session for Thursday morning. Proponents invite proprietors to present their views as committees work toward a unified measure, with several ordinances already under consideration.
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Council
Uice
Alderman Johnson
Hul
Kontz
Polis
Minchinnett
Messrs
Til and
Minhinnett
Ming
Pierce
Terry
Police Board
Clarence Moora
Recorder’s Court
Joyner
Putman
Hunter
Moyers
Board of Park Commissioners
Young Boy Drowned After Sunday School Bathing
Kin Ponder fifteen year old son of Mr and Mrs J P Ponder drowned in Tittle Dry creek near the Gostanaula river while bathing with companions after Sunday school. He could not swim and sank despite a stick thrown to him. Remains taken to Tunnell Hill for interment. This marks the second drowning in recent weeks.
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Rome
Kin Ponder
J.P. Ponder
Tittle Dry Creek
Gostanaula
Ponder
Goo
Ponéer
Roing
Tunnell Hil
Thais
Rome Poised to Host B. Y. P. U. Convention
Rome Georgia prepares to host the B. Y. P. U. convention from Tuesday to Thursday with 70 delegates and visitors expected. The event centers on Christian Education and features a strong program with notable speakers, including President Britain from Atlanta.
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Rome
Atlanta
Brittain
Gate City
West Point admits 22 of 59 cadet hopefuls
West Point, June 10. Of 59 candidates reporting for entrance exams last week only 22 passed. Names include Abbott Minnesota Albright Tennessee Arnold Arkansas Broadhurst North Carolina Curtains Missouri Dusenberry South Carolina Kelly Kentucky Re Klebs Wisconsin Lower Missouri Lund Town Mitchell New York Peterson Illinois Price Texas Prigden North Carolina Rose Pennsylvania Schoonmaker New Jersey Scott West Virginia Seager Indiana Shoup South Dakota Starkey Illinois Talbot Colorado Wells Michigan. The successful group, plus 105 who qualified last March, took the oath and were admitted to the military academy today. Cadet U.S. Grant named sergeant major and Cadet Douglas MacArthur first sergeant.
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West Point
Ww. P. Abbott
Minnesota
Albricht
Tennesees
L. S. Arnold
Arkanean
H. H. Broadhurst
Carolin
S. Curtains
Missouri
Indiana
J. BR. Shoup
South Dakota
J. R. Starkey
Minois
R. Talbot
Colorado
H. L. Wells
Michigan
Military Academy
U.S. Grant
Douglas MacArthur
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