Notice to Subscribers and Cuba Aid Debate
The piece criticizes Republican inaction in Congress toward aiding Cuba and argues Democrats should lead to relieve Cuba from starvation and protect its exports. It also lambastes Prince Henry’s U S visit itinerary, blasting a “board of zigzag gery” for routing him through cold northern cities instead of the South and praising southern sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Republican Party
United States
Republic of
Democratic Party
One-But One Great Man Honored on His Ninety Second Birthday
A tribute to a renowned spiritual leader praised for extraordinary learning, wide influence, and steadfast dedication to human betterment. The piece lauds his conservative yet loyal guidance and the deep reverence he commands among good men, wishing him continued strength as he nears notable jubilees.
Atlanta Mentioned Across Several Georgia Papers
Multiple small items note Atlanta’s prominent role in debates over depots streetcars and growth. References come from Thomasville Times Enterprise Moultrie Observer and The Chronicle, with comments on consolidation and economic impact, suggesting Atlanta’s influence and potential decline depending on transportation decisions.
A Georgia Letter and Curious Verses
A jumble of late 19th century verse and prose items mix poems about spring and home with social quips and short anecdotes. The piece includes references to Georgia locales, a cartoonish critique of literature, a Georgia sheriff’s prison note, and rustic comic bits about poets and soldiers.
America Mail Lines and Shipping Measure
March 4 report by Senator Frye outlines a planned American ocean mail system to rival British and German lines. Proposes weekly service to Hawaii, Philippines, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Samoa, and Australia with three main routes from San Francisco and Puget Sound, plus South America and semi weekly trans Atlantic service. Anticipates subsidies, shipbuilding, and increased American maritime supremacy. Democrats favor the mail component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
China
Orient
Frye
Pacific
Hawaii
Phillipines
Hong Kong
Hirst
San Francisco
Honolulu
Yokoama
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Manila
Pacific Mail Company
Hono-lulu
Puget Sound
Pago Paro
Samoa
Australia
Senate Committee On Commerce
Phility Pines
Bombay
London
Brindisi
Peninsular and Oriental
Britain
Yokohama
North German
Lloyd
Berlin
Naples
New York
Seattle
Tacoma
trans-Pacific Mail
180Th
Peninsular
Orientai
Suez Canal
Suez
Atlantic
Commissioner of Navigation
Channer~lain
Europe
United States
Frys
Brazil
Argentina
Faraaier
Great Britain
North Sea
Cunard and White
Germany
Lidyd
Cunardine
Canaré
White Star
Cunard
British Post Office
British Admiralty
United States Post Office
Southampton
Senator Frye
Colon
Panama
South America
Central American
Isthmian Canal
Senate Commerce Committee
North Georgia peaches praised as economic earner
Editor Hall of the Calhoun Times argues that north Georgia peach growing outperforms mining for wealth. He cites rapid orchard expansion from Alberta peaches, benefits to farms, schools, and towns, and predicts packing houses and related industries will flourish, transforming the region into a rich, thriving area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hall
North Georgia
Mr. Hall
Hall
The
Calhoun Times
North
Georgia
Southwest
Texas
California
Marinetta
Chattanooga
Sol
South
Promptly Decided On Northern Securities Suit
The New York Herald notes the attorney general should sue Northern Securities for violating federal anti trust law. If the company's ownership of two rival railways is shown, it benefits the public and investors by clarifying control before billions in stock value is dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York: Herald
Northern Securities Company
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The President and Anarchy
A surviving federal veteran applauds the Constitution editorial on The President and Anarchy. He argues the president aims to be leader of all Americans, not one section, and defends his wartime era actions while urging unity across north and south in rebuilding the nation. March 5, 1902 Windsor Hotel Americus, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Overby
Ben Guinn
W. G. Menelley
B Wf. Pack
T. H. Hunt
L. L. Loving
James T. Carter
Claude
Constitution Publishing CO
United States
Canada
Mexico
Atlanta
New York
National Capital
Washington
Pennsylvania
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Louisville
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Toledo
Buffalo
Boston
Land of Liberty
Board of
New Hampshire
Richmond
Charleston
Savannah
St. Augustine
Aladdin
New Orleans
Montgomery
Phoenix
Board of Zigzaggery
Tillman
Robert Emmet
Roosevelt
New England
Ohio
Cuba
Charles Emery Smith
Daily Illuminator
Elxties
North
Confederacy
America
South
Dranuis M. Piukdrill
Windsor Hotel
Amerius
Passing of a Good Soul in Alabama Excerpt
Katy Chambers born February 25, 18a, died January 2, 1w2 after illness and strokes. Described as extraordinarily pious, charitable, and active, she hosted travelers, aided the poor, and remained devoted to her faith. Born in North Carolina, she moved to the county, married twice, and is buried at New Hope Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Katy Chambers
D& Add
Ana
Sue
Presbyterian Church
Oftin
Wilkins Springs
W. E. Crews
W. H. Chambers
New Hope Church
Wireless Messages Cannot Be Stolen Marconi Interview
New York interview with Marconi discusses security of wireless messages. He argues that even with another ship nearby interception is impossible and notes tuning method and uncertainty of time used by rivals as a barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marconi
Philadelphia
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Clark Bowell
Roby Robinson
Henry
Zigzaggery
United 23
Chattanooga News
Atlanta Constitution
Everg
Tilman-M McLaurin
Constitution
Joseph Ohl
Hay
Lord Muttenchops Punchtenfoot
Foraker
Jeremy Clam
Benton McMillin
Prince Henry
Uncle Benton
Leo XII
Peter
Iowa
Old Dowie
Zion
Fuages
War Department
Elwell
Otis
Dan Hogan
Tinals
Carrie Nation
Mentla
South Africa
Tasnington
Frank Hackett
Coos
Cicb
Jusi
Geongia
Marie
Tom
Jimmyjohn
Bee
Gald
West
Missouri
Terence Mulhall
Wan Maul‘hall
Limerick
Mulhall
Christian Endeavor
Sherf
Polarville
Brimstone
Manila Crite
Southey
Ummer
America Mail Lines and Shipping
Venezuela
Bram
River Plata
England
Paget London
Peninegiar Clace
S Ound Oriental
Honolula
Hongkong
Ger
San Irace
Paget
Narmuo Ciser
Sound Lloyd É
Hourkong
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