The Republic Is All Right критical letter rejected
A Maryland writer calls the republic's decline, but the newspaper defends the United States as strong and democratic. It lauds America's enduring constitution, warns against pessimism, and invites the young author to seek broader horizons rather than dwell on defeatism.
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The
Republic
Maryland
Edward Atkinson
G. Frisbie Hoar
Ervin Winslow
Webster Davis
Thomas Jefoe
United States
Houses of Representatives
Congress
Vox Populi
Jonah
Aduliam
Wen
Nist
Athens
Ddltor Estill
Monice Tribune
Betlit
Edltor Fatt
Bia
Tie
Wisdom and patriotism in the southern press era
A Virginia style editorial voice urges unity and constitutional values, praising young leadership and the Georgia weekly press. It lauds Senator Clay’s record, argues for strong Dixie civic spirit, and notes cotton seed industry potential boosting national wealth while celebrating the role of country weeklies in shaping public sentiment.
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Record
Atlanta Daily Constitution
South
Georgia
Post
Texas
Montgomery County Record
the Post
Houston Post
Constitution
Country Weekly
Senator Clay
Clay
Senate
House
Georgia General Assembly
United States Senate
Vast Cotton Byproducts and Ideals of Progress
A survey outlines cotton seed products with values totaling millions, including meal, oil fractions, stearin, and soap stock, plus extensive exports. It notes opportunities to convert waste into value, while referencing political temper and public figures amid a Georgia and national political milieu.
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Manuel C. Roper
United States Bureau of Statistics
Vyavoid
Ict
Boner
Local water board accepts bid for pipes at pumping station 2
At yesterday’s water board meeting the Chattanooga Fine Company bid to furnish cross pipes and connections for pumping station No 2 was accepted. A new Rensacler value will be purchased for 35 dollars. Regular county commissioners meeting was not held due to illness and scheduling conflicts.
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Water Board
Chattanooga Fine Company
Stsl
Board of County Commissioners
Difford L. Anderson
Walter R. Brown
Forrest Adair
E. B. Rosser
H. E. W Palmer
New York
Adair
Tales About Atlanta Chronicle Scattershot Prattle
A compilation of colorful blurbs from several papers about Atlanta. Notes tout changing affairs from prisons to depots, population claims, weather quirks, and local boosters. Mentions include Prince Hennekes itinerary, new federal prison, Atlanta depot, Grant Park expansion, and the city as a growing market with varied opinions.
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Dawson News
Atlanta
Prince Henneke
Stiiman
Darlen Gazette
Canton
Atlanta Fe Secon
United States
Monroe Tribune
Waycross Journal
Grant Park
Rome Tribune
Ralimads
Gearvin
Insurance notes on cotton fire policy changes in Mississippi
Mississippi courts voided coinsurance in fire insurance, prompting insurers to switch from blanket policies to per bale cotton coverage. Each bale must be weighed marked and insured for stated amount, increasing clerical work for warehouses and railroads. Leonard Lewisohn, New York banker and former United Metals Self‑In Company president, died of pneumonia in London.
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Mississippi
Mischemont
Leonard Lewisohn
London
New York
United Metals Self- In
Thor
Charles
Evening of Irish Songs planned by Atlanta Hibernians
The Ancient Order of Hibernians in Atlanta organizes "An Evening of Irish Songs" at College Hall near Sacred Heart church with guests Mre. Yates Miss Thornwell Mrs Bren and others. The Sacred Heart choir and a reading of an original poem will accompany a program curated by J Lewis Browne and a committee led by James Gillespie Luke Bradley and others.
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College Hall
Sacred Heart Church
Order of Hibernians
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Mre. Yates
Miss Thornwell
QO Bren
Willis Marshal Deming
Augustue B. Clarke
Barytone
Edward Buchanan
W. G Leas
Sacred Heart Choir
Hibernian Essociation
Emerald Isle
ssSociation
James Gillespie
P. G. Keeney
Luke Bradley
D. Cavanaugh
T. J
Highwaymen Caught Tart ar One Killed and One Captured
Oswego Kansas March 5 at a siding near Oswego three men robbed James and James Dryden in a box car. James Dryden killed one robber during an attempted escape and recovered his revolver. A second robber named George Gray surrendered to police. the third escaped. The Drydens had been traveling from McAlester Indiana to Lawrenceburg Missouri. The dead man’s identity was not established.
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Kans
James W Dryden
Drydens
James Dryden
George Gray
McAlester
Ind T
Lawrenceburg
Spares From the Wires Headlines Roundup
Five men drowned in the Sacramento River on Monday including Dr. D. H. Morton and George Nunez. A Philadelphia attorney Henry H. Piggott was found guilty of bigamy, with a $1,000 fine and up to two years. The Hancock transport will sail March 15 from San Francisco with Marines and officers. April 1 and 15 see additional sailings. Bank of Elkhart, Indiana, faces a $32,000 shortfall. depositors assured full repayment. Marquis of land deals and rail syndicate filings surface in Michigan and San Francisco.
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D. H. Morton
George Nunez
Clarence Custerson
Elmer Ivory
Haulght Lillington
Beaver
Colo
Henry H. Piggott
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Gail
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Tenth Infantry
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Lant
Salisbury
Stilson McLeod
Wanty
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