The President and Anarchy in Roosevelts Speech
The March 1 1902 editorial comments on President Theodore Roosevelts banquet remarks praising veterans of the federal army and using the term anarchy. It argues the president misused the word and should disavow the label toward the South, urging careful language and responsibility. It also discusses Negro migrations and race issues across the nation and notes shifts in population patterns in northern and southern cities. The piece reviews constitutional concerns over presidential power and calls for careful handling of Cuba reciprocity, statehood bills for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma, and Roosevelt's approach to patronage and legislation.
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Georgia humorist's jabs at national figures spark lively chatter
A stream of comic jabs targets national and political figures from Georgia and beyond. Spotlight on Bob Evans, Mark Hanna, Prince Henry, Moody, and Roosevelt era politics with playful verse and sharp wit.
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Prince Henry of Prussia Visits Naval Academy Graduation Tour
Prince Henry of Prussia visited the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis on February eight, observing drills and sparring, meeting cadets including Rhodes and Wilson, and receiving thanks for his reception. He later attended a German embassy dinner in Washington and rode with President Roosevelt in a rain storm before departing for a southern and western tour.
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British Drive Boer Forces on Anniversary of Majuba Hill
Lord Kitchener used the Majuba Hill anniversary to mount a two day operation against Boer lines Harrismith and Van Reenen. About 600 Boers killed or captured, 2,000 horses and 23,000 cattle seized. New Zealanders and Leinster regiment praised for gallantry. Prisoners include General De Wet’s son and others. 450 Boers captured on last day.
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Central City Public Building Delegation Seeks House Action
A Macon delegation urged Congress for a $390,000 Central City public building at the post office site before House and Senate public buildings committees. The group, led by Rep Bernett and Sen Bacon, included N. Harris and G. A. Smith, and presented Macon’s post office needs to gain support.
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Confirmations by Senate on Postmasters and Judges
Washington February 28 confirms by the senate postmasters in Tennessee R S Sharp Chattanooga Louisiana M P Tompkins Lutcher F M Brist Hammond South Carolina W M Hazzard Georgetown. Thomas V McAllister collector of customs district of Vicksburg. Miss James P Platt of Connecticut to be United States district judge for the district of Connecticut. G B Rivas of New Jersey to be third secretary of the United States embassy at Berlin.
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Brutal Crime in Virginia Man in disguise assaults woman
In Spotsylvania county, Mrs. Burrows was attacked by a man wearing bare skins on his head after her husband left her alone. The assailant robbed the bureau, stabbed her with a knife she blocked, leaving her unconscious. Police revealed little about the suspect and whether he is white or black.
Cabinet Discusses Cuba Withdrawal Mooted
Washington reports three hours of cabinet discussion on Cuban matters. General Wood cables non election completed and new Cuban officials to take office. May 1 tentatively set for inauguration subject to change. After inauguration the US will negotiate treaties and plan troop withdrawal. Senator Tilman declines further comment.
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Consolidation Forms in New York Ravine Stone Firms
A ravine stone producing consolidation is formed in New York with capital of 250000. The Forwool Lead Company seeks 70000 to acquire mining rights in Newston and Arizona, filing articles in Dover Delaware. The DuPont Company incorporates at 2306000 for powder and explosives, linked to DuPont mills. A robbery-motive theory surrounds the deaths of Bartel Sweeney and his daughter Mary near Witcor, with crushed remains found in the hamlet area. Police investigate a possible motive and secure entrance to a property.
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Panama Canal Company shares debate over Colombia assent
An extraordinary meeting of Panama Canal Company shareholders in Paris discussed Colombia’s telegram that the concession could not transfer without Colombia’s assent. Directors urged keeping the concession for France, delaying engagement, and awaiting U S purchase terms. Admiral Walker viewed the dispatch as not seriously blocking a U S purchase.
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Russian Students Punished After Moscow Riot
Report from St. Petersburg dated February 2 describes 400 students armed with bludgeons and revolvers wrecking Moscow university interiors, barricading inside, and displaying red flags. Police and troops entered, ringleaders arrested, and a ministerial decree ordered expulsions of arrested students. Around 163 were arrested in Moscow February 22 and 250 condemned to varying terms.
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Congress of the Mothers Ends Annual Meetings
By unanimous vote the mothers congress will meet every three years instead of annually. Mrs A T Goodwin of Montgomery Alabama reported on state mothers clubs work. Delegates were received by Mrs Roosevelt at the White House in the afternoon. Senator Dolliver of Iowa voiced sympathy with the congress work at tonight's public session.
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VALET JONES LEAVES STAND IN PATRICK CASE
Charles F. Jones testified in New York February 2 that redirecting questions ended his turn on the stand in Albert T Patrick trial. William Jones recalled admitting chloroform supplies sent to New York to hoodwink authorities as part of the proceedings.
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