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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

9

Navy reform and political duty in era of Long and Moody

A lengthy opinion piece debates Secretary Longs tenure at the Navy Department and proposes reform under Secretary Moody, urging purge of corruption and merit based advancement, with calls for Attorney General Knox to tackle cross border fugitive cases. It also covers the death of ex Governor Altgeld and broader tariff and trust rulings, mixing editorial stances with national policy notes.

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Georgia political gossip and campaign speak dates

The column lists Bin. Guerry speaking across Georgia in the next ten days with stops in Summerville Chattooga county Pridar Greenesboro Greene county Cumming Forsyth Covington Newton county Thomson McDuffie Homer Banks Hartwell Toccoa Habersham county. It notes Jim Grigs is likely to chair the congressional campaign committee and mentions editor George H. Bell and Editor Stovall as potential candidates for legislature along with other remarks on Terrell Estill and Guerry. The piece also cites The New York Times praise for Senator Clay and critiques a proposed subsidy bill as harmful to American shippers.

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Defying Government in Greene and Gaynor Case

Indicted by a federal grand jury in Georgia for conspiracy to commit massive frauds on the public treasury through government contracts. Greene and Gaynor fled to Canada to evade extradition after failing to appear for trial, prompting questions about defiance of public authority and pursuit by courts worldwide.

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Timely Discussions by Georgia Editors on Peach Industry

Editor Shepard of the Fort Valley Leader writes for The Constitution predicting a big peach crop, noting Houston county trees are not yet in bloom and a cold snap would only threaten fruit after March. He praises peach culture as a strong investment, profiles S. H. Rumph the peach king, and Dr. Wright of Fort Valley with growing holdings and market success.

Shepard The Fort Valley Middle Georgia Houston County Georgia Middle Houston H. Rumph Wright Witten Hale-Georgia Orchard Company JH. Hale Connectcut Aliy Georgia Fruit Package Company County

Georgia race for governor excites travelers and locals

At the Kimball house yesterday a well known traveler cited Georgia governor race fever as the talk of trains across the South. Florida Senator Paseo and others noted Terrell’s strong showing while regional business leaders like Julian R. Lane and Hitwees Pomeroy commented on prosperity and diverse crops ahead.

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