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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1905

Page

13

Fragmented 1910s Musings Mention International Alliance and Politics

A garbled recount of geopolitical musings notes Anglo-French alignments and a distant Anglo-American bloc, with Japan apologizing to Russia and Asian indemnities. It references vanished Americans, a new Arizona paper The Ho Tamale, and the idea of Atlanta as a summer resort while touching on Washington’s leadership and distant peace prospects.

Atlanta South Jipen Russia Tafrea Kaiser Fiti Wesking Columbia State Chamber of Commerce

European tensions lift as France and Germany seek rapprochement

The article outlines the Morocco crisis of 1904-04, detailing France and Britain’s open door stance and Germany’s bid to curb French influence. It notes Delcasse’s resignation could have sparked war, and suggests a probable closing of the crisis with possible English involvement and a shift toward rapprochement between France and Germany.

France Germany Sultan Mulai Theophile Delcasse England Russia Paris Morocco Great Britain Africa United States Austria Italy Spain Delcasse Kaiser Europe Mococco William Hosses Belliz Far East Stieés Powels

Just From Georgia Poem Fragment of Summer Sleep

Fragmentary stanza evokes a Georgia shore idyll with lazy days and mockingbird songs. Vivid imagery of paradise like heat of summer and a narrator's weariness, suggesting a tranquil southern scene though fragmented in text.

Bowen Down and Out in Washington Dispatches

The piece laments Herbert W Bowen’s fall from grace as a Caracas envoy under Roosevelt and Taft, detailing accusations against him, Bowen’s clashes with Loomis, and the taint of partisan politics, while praising Loomis’ exoneration and noting officials’ reactions. It also examines two DC police mortification over arresting Roosevelt and surveys American authors’ rising fame in Britain and Germany.

Bowen Roosevelt Caracas Castro Loomis Asphalt Trust Venezuela Taft District of Columbia Sylvester Island London United Kingdom England Scotland Edward the Caresser Germany Uiustrite Zeitung America

A Georgia Echoes of Summer Satire and Song

A collage of verse and light prose paints a Georgia summer mood with mockinbirds, vagabond philosophers, and hurricane tales. References to Cedartown journalism, mockingbirds shipped north, and Fourth of July humor weave through brief sketches and poems.

Letters From People on Dividing Dooly County and Local Justice

A Georgia reader condemns the push to divide Dooly County and urges patience with law, urging public sentiment to support lawfulness. The letter defends Georgia courts, cites executions in Atlanta and Fulton County, and argues for moral reform through sermons and responsible juries. Included are followups seeking addresses of Confederate veterans and business figures, and a note on a saloon receiver case in Barrow County.

Georgia Eister Sam J Bel Broughton Atlanta Jim Poker Broushion Ana Jwrory Christ Himsel Tom Watson Fulton County John J Hunt Edgewood Richt Bram Pennsylvania Delaware Atlants Sowr Rorhin Lilley Georgis Jfam Chautaiqua John Temps Graves Harne Werster Prostiss Musaissipp Ben Lis Plaine Commonwealth Union Marion Macron County Hon B. & Miller Marion County Geors Miller Buena Vista Pera Buena Vista School Miers Peece Wirla Muller Manon Siter Athens Studerk Adiress Patrick Mell Mu Iler Wr Mylem

Georgia Press Views On Gubernatorial Race In 1900s Voice

A sprawling Georgia newspaper page weighs political alignments in a heated gubernatorial contest. It defends Georgia’s government, rails against graft, and cites reform debates with editorials from Augusta, Savannah, Athens, Macon, and other papers. It also notes figures like Hoke Smith and Howell, urging unity among reform factions while predicting Georgia’s resilience and integrity.

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