General Wheeler's Statement and Critics in Washington
General Wheeler defends his Santiago role against rival cliques aiming to belittle his services. The piece cites support from officers and correspondents and notes attacks tied to a Bonsal book, while praising Wheeler as the driving force behind the Santiago victory. It contrasts provincial critics with Wheeler’s four-year wartime expertise and leadership.
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Wheeler
Santiago
Washington
General Wheeler
Stephen Bonsal
Bonsal
Fem
Portraits by Sargent Captivate Boston Observers
Provincials note that the portraits on exhibition in Boston reveal more than likenesses. They embody inner characteristics and individuality of the sitters, suggesting the works convey true personality beyond mere appearance.
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New England
Fim
Wertheim
Wertheimer
Boston
Lodge
Sargent
Edgar Saltus
Mr Sargent
Cochran defends Palmetto tragedy extenuating context
Atlanta lawyer Rh O Cochran submits a communication discussed by The Constitution praising the law respecting order while condemning mob violence in Palmetto. The piece argues authorities acted within the law, noting no excuse for the midnight assault on the arrestees to be fed the next day.
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Palmetto
Rh O Cochran
Atlanta
Cochran
Georgia
Cabject
Deen
Qochran
Dua Conrao
Help the Children: Urgent call to separate juveniles from crime
An appeal from a colored woman urges better work for youth, condemns using penal establishments as schools for crime, and demands clear separation of juvenility from crime. It argues judges must resist sentencing children to associations with criminals and calls Georgia to begin real juvenile reform with distinct management and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Inside View of a Glucose Trust Director
An industrial director describes pricing strategy and market control to thwart competitors. He claims five plants operated at profit after initial missteps, emphasizing a long ten year plan to keep prices low enough to defend market share. He denounces rebates and alleges elimination of rivals while noting political commentary overlaps.
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Glucose Trust
Egy
Georgia Plowmen's Song and Other Rural Bits
A column of dialect verse and mock political gibes from Georgia style satire. It skims rural songs and scraps of wagging tongues about rich men, revival hymns, and a sheriff候 candidate tale, peppered with humorous regional phrases and a brief jab at perpetual motion economics.
Palmetto Lynching Stirs Public Debate On Mob Justice
A collected set of letters and editorials from Palmetto Georgia discuss the February burning and lynching. Citizens, editors, and ex Governor Northen condemn the mob but urge public action to restore law and order and prevent such crimes in the future.
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Palmetto
Georgia
Northen
South
Palmetta
Northenwell
Atlanta Ga
Rhur
Tata
Edituriaia
Dune
Nvdet
Ily
la Fontaine
Lao
Atlanta
Decatur
Flannigan
Atlante
Ghett
William &Ny
Acme
Breinsas
The Passing Throng in a Fragmented Ledger of Names
A chaotic reminiscence sketches literary fame and social notices around Richard Harding Davis. It wanders through Gallagher and Savoy anecdotes, lists officials from Santiago and Cuba to Atlanta, and mentions Johnsons, McBriges, and others amid a jumbled tour of wartime and literary gossip.
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Philadelpha & Young
Dick Davin
Pet
Richard
Gallagher
Gulligher
Dick Days
Richard Harding Davie
Richant
Trage
Savon
Richards
Mr Davis
Futtons
Davis
New York
Chicaan
Kansas
Trent
New York Journal
Kugese P Sanger
Lyceum
White House Philosophy and Ends of the World Talk
A clipped dialogue from a Plain Dealer piece sketches a secretary briefing the president about a Boston religious society forecasting the world’s end while joking about army shortages. A Chicago Daily News snippet mocks Nell Gedleish ending an engagement with Harry Hipple, claiming his affectionate manner wore her out.
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White House
Cleveland Plain Center
Boston
Chicago Daily Newe
Nell Gedleish
Harry Hipplegon
Mayor Walsh Remembered As Augusta Leader In Life
Augusta Ga Tribune reports the death of Mayor Patrick Walsh of Augusta Ravennab Ga, honoring his year as chief executive and noting his wide affection in the community. The obituary portrays him as a courteous, steadfast figure who shaped the city and inspired many across Georgia and beyond.
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Augusta
Ga Tribune
Walsh
Lfe
pMce
Columba
South Carolina
Georgia
Patrick Walsh
Augusta Ravennab
Agusta
Triana
Todey
Meeon
Eengeckera
Otte
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GA —J “Am Veal 2
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Astow
Atlanta, GA
Savannah
Mattuta
Wyman
Haa
Washington Poat
Jack Chinn
Kentucky
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Georgy Plowman
Rhal
Corgill Exchange
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Tega
Plaina
Tennessee
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Jekyl
Hell
Charles H Kerr Company
Chicago
Peace
The
Boston Journal
Belplean
Yale
Negroce
Pope
Tuna
Tiber
Dunes
Malmelly
Lars
Burgers
Conalanuy
Palmecia
Palmetia
L. Johnson
W Y
Thirkfeld
Ora
Mayo
Milan
Nave
Bud Cotton
Guna
Thirkiela
Negraca
Thirkield Maken
H L Johnston
Eadwin Johnson
Cuba
Santagu
Prince of Game
Jahreon
Joen Johnson
Johnson
Transpo Ruumania
San Juan
Johnsons
Jonson Kaya
Cass
Iomues Wee
Bruce McBrige
Janis
Caplan Mat Lald
Rex Corputalgo
Aukna
Tikewla
Menabera
Harry Lows
Asteond
Brledad Bamail
Santago
Harry la
General Wood Haz
P J Otes
Mire Nore
Michella
Orey
Bia
R A Pate
Percy Adama
Camden
J Rowden
Clarkeville
RA Denny
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