President Roosevelt urged to visit Charleston by South Carolina leaders
Atlanta dated editorial argues Roosevelt should proceed with his postponed Charleston visit despite Senator Tillman’s opposition. It praises Palmetto State hospitality, condemns Tillman’s actions as arrogant, and calls for the president to accept the invitation and meet South Carolinians in a gracious reception.
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Smyth
Charleston
South Carolina
Tillman
Prince Henry
White House
Major Jenkins
Palmetto
Thlman
McLaurin
Georgia
Texas
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missionsippi
Missouri
Alabama
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
South
The Coercion of Cuba and Tariff Politics Explored
The piece critiques the Republican party and tariff policy, arguing protectionists block Cuba relief. It claims Cuba and other territories suffer under U.S. coercion while advocates push for a 20 percent cut in sugar and tobacco duties, a concession deemed insufficient. The text reflects a period debate over tariff concessions and imperial policy.
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Cuba
Republican Party
Porto Rico
Damocles
Ways and Means
Cuban Immigration Policy Debate and Trade Stakes
The argument derides U S plans to shape Cuban citizenship rules tied to tariff favors. It accuses rivals of using labor votes to push protectionism and insist on denying entry to Cuba based on labor concerns. The passage frames the stance as a political dodge aimed at the labor vote and free trade with Cuba.
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Cuba
United States
Captain Hobson's Retirement Request Described
The article argues Congress will approve Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson's retirement with presidential backing. It highlights his Santiago harbor feat, later service, and impaired vision. It questions naval examiners' stance and notes rumors of political ambitions, concluding his request deserves swift grant as a deserved boon.
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Robson
Congress
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Hobson
Santiago
Cuba
Manila Bay
Navy
Naval Examining Board
Washington
Berhaps
Longs
Lemlys
Navy Department
The Paradero of the Prince and American cordiality
The piece lauds Prince Henry of Prussia’s reception in the United States, praising Americans for dignified, respectful conduct and the prince’s tactful interaction with a democratic public, while mockingly noting critics who fear royal display. It broadens to a critique of Republican policy on currency and Philippine affairs, labeling their stance as opportunistic straddling and urging a Democratic congress and president to guide Philippine governance.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Henry
Prince Henry
Nincompeops
Republican Party
Philippine Islands
Washington
Congress
Archipelago
Europe
Philippines
Philippine
National Museum and Smithsonian Institution
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Uncle Sam
Government Blue Book shows odd names and jokes
Washington March 2 Special. The Government Blue Book lists federal employees by birthplace, appointment, and pay. It humorously catalogues biblical and famous names among workers, notes many Johns and Smiths, and cites quirks from Portand to Key West with playful, non-graphic satire. It references political blows and a Calhoun Clay exchange as a remembered quip in Congress.
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Washington
Mfe
John Smith
Jones Famiy
Brown
Johnson
Adams
Jefferson
Jackson
Monroe
Madison
Harrison
van Buren
Tyler
Polk
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Grant
Heyes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
McKinley
William
Adam
Vale of Tears
Engineer
Eve
Interior Department
Key West
Nan Noah
Jonah
Solomon
Lazarus
Uncle Sam
Portland
Oreg
Thomas
Job
Prescott
Aziz
Jesus
Indian Service
Shoshone
Wiomine
Indian Services
Atlanta Developments Loom Across Georgia News Clusters
The scattered notes from Fairburn Albany Moultrie Sparta Dalton and other papers discuss Atlanta's plans including a new viaduct and depot, completion of the Carnegie library, a federal prison, a possible national park, and a larger male market claim. Mentions of Prince Henry kinfolk and local political worries appear with speculative tones.
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Fairburn News
Atlanta
West Point News
Prince Henry
Albany Herald
Carnegie
Allanta
Oglethorpe
Btale
Vienna Frogreas
Sparta Ishmaelite
Henry Hohenzollern Moultrie
Dalton Argus
Miss Stone
Prince Nenry
Atignia
Sparta Ishmeseike
Spencer and
Hansont
Senola Enterprise-Gazette
Broyles
Younr
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Tennessee
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