Ten Marntay Constitution and Reed Attack Commentary
Atlanta March 2 1899 The Chicago Tribune launches a harsh assault on Speaker Reed depicting him as overbearing and self serving. It argues the Republican majority granted him power, not the constitution, and urges restraint while praising General Gordon on militia reform and warning against usurious lending practices.
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Nicaragua
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Jeferson
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Atlanta
Reed absolves charges amid Chicago Tribune critique
In a political skirmish, Reed is declared entirely innocent of charges leveled by The Chicago Tribune. The text contrasts the swagger of a village boss with national party power, arguing Reed bears no culpability. The fragment discusses decrying accusations while defending Reed's integrity.
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Samoan Complication Shows U S Role in Pacific
A letter by William L Chambers critiques U S Samoa policy, arguing the United States was made a one third owner in the islands under a three power arrangement with England and Germany. The piece portrays a court driven by foreign influence, yielding to German and English interests while Americans face an honorary role, with reference to a controversial letter by Chambers and its press spread.
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United States
William L Chambers
International Court
State Department
England
Germany
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King
W. J. Chambers
Alabama
Great Britain
Iila
Island
Pacific
Wise Expenditures for Atlanta Library and Street Extension
The city council considers two spending items. A $5,000 yearly allocation to utilize Mr Carnegie's gift for a public library building to anchor a future southern university. The second funds accepting ground from Mr S M Inman to extend Nelson Street to Forsyth, promising fiscal payback from new business and taxes. The speaker urges progress with improvement momentum.
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Atlanta
Great Southern University
Co Jessor
S. M. Inman
Nelson Street
Forsyth
Rising Southern Financier Shapes Rail Link Vision
A Richmond based financier, John Skelton Williams, organizes a Seaboard Air-Line and Georgia and Alabama coupling project. He showcases Southern roots and influence from his home city, aiming to connect lines without relocating, drawing praise alongside Morgan and Dillon in the era's finance scene. The piece notes Newark and broader U.S. policy chatter over Philippine interests and Navy leadership rumors.
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Seaboard Alr-Ling
John Skelton Williams
Seshosrd
Georgia
Alabama
Williams
Richmond
Seaboard Air-Line
Mr. Williams
Sidney Dillon
Pierpont Morgan
Pretty good world and its many songs in Georgia
A collage of Georgia dialect verses and verses about Arbor Day. It threads playful songs about spring and sun, folk speech, and rural life with snippets of humorous exchanges about dialect writing and a farmer’s Arbor Day joke. The tone evokes a late 19th or early 20th century rural newspaper page.
Letters From the People at Old Candier Mansion
A reader recalls ancestors tied to Wrightsboro Georgia, noting Revolutionary War figures buried nearby and the historic Candier mansion long gone. The letter laments Wrightsboro’s decline, mentions local political ties, and reflects on Georgia’s early history and the old cemetery.
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Wiliam Candler
Allen
Candler
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Democratic Party
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Colonel Whitehead
Wrighteboro
Lincoln County
Tomes
Crawforde
Hamilton
Bonds
T. BE
Massenguie
Norwood
Record of African Explorers and Their Journeys Across Africa
A historical catalog lists explorers such as Livingstone Cameron Serpe Pinte Wissmen and Stanley, detailing their routes from Zanzibar, Banana, and Luanda to the Congo and Zambesi basins, dates of travel, lengths of journeys, key discoveries, and notes on hardships and outcomes. It highlights mapped rivers, upper Congo exploration, and the first crossings of vast interior regions, with varied claims of speed and scope.
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Fiera
Africa
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Coant
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Zambesi
Cameron
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Angola
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Atlantic Ocean
Branley
Zanzibar
Congo
Victoria
Nyanza
Nyangwe
Serpe-Pinte
Benguela
Novamper Gggi
Durien
Zambeat River
Wissmen
Luanda
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German East Africa
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Gongo
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Quilliane
Wiseman
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Leango
French Congo
Lloyd's
Stanley
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Equatorial Forest
Muta Nziga
Albert Nyanza
Johnson
Jamaica
Zambes
Count von Golsay
Pangani
Indian Ocean
Central Lake Region
Moray
Angtbar
Glave
Foa
Loyd
England
Lake Victoria
Yuner
Colga
Mormon Missionaries Stir Debate In Georgia Public Voice
The Albany and Atlanta regions see Mormon missionaries active, prompting mixed reactions from residents. Some hail religious freedom while others alarmingly view the expansion as a threat, reflecting broader debates on missionary work in the United States. The piece notes American religious liberty and the right to worship, even as it weighs concerns about foreig n sects and public order.
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Georgia
Atlanta
J A. Maddox
Whitesville
Atlanta Constitution
Maddox
Jawa
Free America
Poe
Shotgun Quarantine in Bainbridge Declared Safe
The State Press notes the exposed family near Bainbridge, Ga., placed under shotgun quarantine after exposure to a cane of amalitypox. After about a week with vaccination, no disease signs appear and countywide stamping out is indicated, save one monitored man.
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Bainbridge, Ga
Gossip and Deaths Shadow Paris Leader and Baron Reuter
Readable fragments report gossip about President Faure and a Paris woman Mia Isabelle Marie Sure amid rumors of influence and danger. Baron Paul Julius Reuter, early telegraph pioneer and “father of the modern newspaper,” dies in Nice at eighty one after shaping European news. Benjamin J. Haywood, former state treasurer, dies in Sharon amid connections to Senate investigations.
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France
Fale
Mia Isabelle Marie Sure
Europe
Faure
Gow
Faurelle
Faures
Paul Julus Reuter
Nice
Aix la+C
Pelle
Baron Reuter
Cassel
Moat
Great Britain
Benjamin J Haywood and his State Treasury career
Benjamin J Haywood rose in Ciparfiaid banking to straighten the state treasury affairs. He sought the state treasurer post in 1935 but faced convention criticisms. Appointed coehier in May 1894, he served two years, later nominated for state treasurer by acclamation at the Harra urg convention and won by 1424 in the next election. afterwards he became essay to the State Beacon treasury office.
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