Democratic policy in Cuba and the Philippines debate
An 1809 Democratic Policy statement discusses congressional views on Cuba and the Philippines. It argues democracy seeks pacification, gradual native governance, and avoidance of conquest, urging better government for island peoples and warning against imperial greed. The piece emphasizes nonconquest and a duty to foster political freedom.
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Spain
Cuba
United States
Philippines
Europe
Aguinaldo
Cabal
Ellowars
Bacon
Bacox
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Manila
Republican Party
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Seep
Atlanta to host spring music festival to boost culture
The plan seeks $2,500 as a guarantee with over half subscribed, aiming to attract mushr supporters and draw hundreds of cultured visitors to Atlanta annually. The festival promises elevating influences and position Atlanta as the southern center for art and refined taste.
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Cotton mills revival in Quitman and wider southern growth
The Constitution notes a Quitman mill idle but now attracting interest. local merchants and Brooks county farmers plan to push textile production. The piece highlights Georgia mills like Lindale and Trion expanding capacity, urging broader southern manufacturing without harming credit currency reform debates and national bond interests.
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Quitman Free Press
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Ita
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Cs ‘Carroll
Reform
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Tim
National Banke
Weather Woes and Spring Verse From Georgia
A Georgia weather poet muses on heat and cold hints at a busy year for authors with contracts and pin money. Readers are treated to verse about riverside paths, spring, and southern life amid playful dialect. The piece blends weather wit with literary reflections and local color.
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Georgia
Georgia State Fair Moves To Atlanta Next Fall
Reports from Hawkinsville Columbus and Atlanta indicate the Georgia State Fair will be held in Atlanta this fall likely in October or early November. Atlanta offered a $4,000 guarantee for premiums and facilities, while citizens pledged $10,000 to secure the event under the fair association. The plan aims to attract visitors from across the region to a locally organized exhibition.
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Is the Flag in Cuba to Stay
In Cienfuegos February 2 the author argues American flag may remain as Cuban leaders press for emancipation and self rule. He notes hostile Cuban officers and press toward removal of troops, fear of new rulers, and the growing pro United States sentiment among property owners and business interests.
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J. T. Glenn
United States
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Genator Bacon
Atlanta
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Swaoter
Dickey
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Cute
Maximo Gomez
Clenfuerus
Mumpera
Bates
Gomez
Republica Cubana
Cuan
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Treasury
Tyros
Farmers Must Improve Management Says Georgia Reader
A Georgia reader argues that farmers fail from poor management and waste, detailing how overproduction, high labor costs, and reliance on merchants distort profit. He cites personal success from dividing land into crops, hogs, and cash sales, urging practical farming over politics.
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Berdes
South
J. W. Andrews
West Point
Georgia
Hancnck
Sinai
Atlanta
Hotter
Florida Senatorial Contest Promises Clean Campaign
Tallahassee February 23 Special The Florida senatorial race features Senator Pasco seeking a third term with strong backing and hopes for a respectable battle. Ex Senator Wilkinson Call shows unexpected strength but unlikely to win, while J P Taliaferro and broader Democratic support shape a tight contest. A veteran observer predicts Pasco will lead with about thirty nine votes on first ballot, Taliaferro twenty two, Call eleven, leaving twenty eight uncertain. Forty one votes needed to elect.
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United States
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Wilkinson Call
Call
Fioriaa
Pasto
J.P. Taliaferro
Jacksonville
Taliaferro
Tallaferro
Tallahassee
Railroad Commission
Pascoran
Txilaferro
Cell
Aeld
Comes One with Sung A New Work by Frank L Stanton
The Fquirer Sun notes Frank L Stanton's new volume Comes One with Sung from Bowen Merrill in Indianapolis. The edition is printed on high quality paper and boasts an attractive appearance. Stanton's column on The Constitution’s page is praised for its sharp wit and vivid, insightful writing.
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Fquirer-Sun
Bowen-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Ind
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Frante 1
Ramo
Commercial-Arges
Frank Stanton
Arlington
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Constitution
Arties Whienson
Fillville
Kipling Illness Noted in Chicago Papers
Chicago papers report Rudyard Kipling's illness, praising his vigor and patriotism. The Inter Ocean lauds rugged manhood and youth, noting Kipling's impact on soldiers, sailors, veterans, and boys drawn to heroic ideals.
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Rudyard Kipling
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Cor Rudyard Efpiing
The Hero of Santiago hero of Santiago hero of Santiago
The Baltimore American reports widespread belief that Schley deserves the hero’s credit for Victory at Santiago, while noting public desire for his promotion and a voice in government uncertainly remains with the people burdened by U.S. governance debates.
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Baltimore American
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Bates
Schley
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