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Montaide
Atlanta
Permonte J
Holmiday
Lita
Tor Bireau
Tse Consathun
John Gortgan
Sulin
Can
Hotadng
Lutts
Atioet Lim
Bulllog
Thirty Eighth
Anil Bradway
Trenty Mirti
Mass Meeting Calls for Charter Referendum in Atlanta
The charter mass meeting at the Aud ionum denounces attempts by a council minority to withhold citizen rights and to bar charter revision. It calls for submitting both the city charter and the citizens committee charter to a public vote, asserting the sovereign people govern themselves and condemning technocratic rule. The gathering frames ministers and officials as out of touch, urging immediate, direct democracy and warning of penalties for obstructing the public mandate.
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Atlanta
Citizens Committee
Polimucians
Theuelves Council
Chu
Tan
Diplomats Deserve Parity With Foreign Counterparts
The piece argues the United States must fund diplomats adequately to avoid wealth bias. It criticizes current pay as forcing affluent selections for posts like ambassador to France and England. It urges Congress to curb pork spending and elevate foreign service funding to parity with other nations.
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United States
America
W F McCombs
France
Frederick Penfield
Tariff cut sparks speculation on trade theft risk
The Hi Paso report frames a hypothetical low tariff scenario where Mexican cutlery and cattle trade could shift prices and duties. It argues buyers and sellers might share savings, absorbing decreases at the expense of American consumers, while warning global markets would resist such barter dynamics and organized price manipulation.
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America
Congress
Associated Press
Mexico
Canada
Hi Paso
Just a "Nigger" by Prilip Weltner Prison Reform Associ Georgia
A report to the Prison Reform Association details abuse of a 60 year old Black inmate. The warden allegedly whipped him for failing to pull a plank, denied tools and medical care, left him untreated for weeks in a camp, then transferred him to state facilities. The account argues this reflects systemic harsh punishment.
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Prilip Weltner
Prison Reform Associ Georgia
Office
The
Prison Association
Magons
Roger
Russia
South Ameria
Hutelar
Commission government for states gains growing favor in Sun
Governor Hodges backs broad principles of commission rule for states with concentrated authority and business methods. The Sun notes rising public favor and argues elected officials and voters must embrace effective administration and capable talent to govern states like cities.
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Rovernor Hodges
Kansas
Ciel
Commonwealth
The Atlanta Debate on Sunday Laws and Freedom
A fragmented, opinionated piece argues that Sunday restrictions threaten individual rights and democratic principles. It contrasts Puritan legality with modern American liberty, urging industrial leaders to block further restrictive laws. It notes fears of excessive reform and calls for preserving citizen supremacy in law.
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Atlanta
Washington
T& T
Tie North
Atlantas
Philharmoni
Wales
Iusen
Wasti Legislatin
Respect By George Matthew Adams
Respect is praised as the inner guide that steers conscience. The piece frames respect as a sacred personal gift, a faithful friend and protector guiding a person through life. It emphasizes self respect as the safest pilot and the foundation of all proper relations.
New News of Yesterday Anecdotes on Walker Chase and Davis
A reflective piece recalling 19th century figures Robert J Walker Salmon P Chase and William M. Tweed. It recounts Walker’s 1863 London loan mission and the Walker tariff, Chase’s admiration for Walker, and Davis’s political path including justice duties and Tweed’s conviction. The author laments Walker’s death before meeting him and notes Chase’s stewardship in balancing Union aims with emancipation.
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Danig
Congress
Robert J Walker
Mir Walker
Washington
Moab Davin
Judge Davis
New York
Roscoe Conking
E. J. Edwardo
Supreme Court of New York
William Mo Tweed
Tweed
Robert J. Walker
Lincoln
Treasury
Salmon
United
London
United States
Seretary Chase
J Wather
T Belive
Pennsylsamia
Pittsboro
Natchez Miss
Sargent
Prentiss
Maine
Robert Walker
Visgissppi
Oly
Agave
Benate
Walker
Mississippi
Teaas
Wi Palk
Robert T Walkers
the Treasury
Polks
Chase
England
Wi Walker
South
Andrew Jacks
Martin van Buren
Treatrx
Vr Walker
Robert F. Walker
Salmon P Chase
Alwain
Salmon P Chane
Abbas
Ioan
Hase
Character Cameos By Robert V. Carr Type No 185
A desert prospector is described as a hard, loyal dreamer driven by a quest for a fabled mine. He endures thirst and danger, generous and childlike in kindness, ready to share water and protect companions. His dream persists despite harsh isolation and the lure of a simple frontier life away from civilized comforts.
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Jean
Purgatory
Valley of Death
Ciliatran
Desert
Haste by George Fitch in a rush for speed and haste
George Fitch argues that haste pervades American life, equating speed to progress while warning it creates waste. He notes the national habit of rushing past age forty, chasing tomorrow, and consuming gasoline rapidly, urging measured pace over frantic motion.
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Rhen
Aunaway
Ghosts by George Matthew Adams
The essay portrays ghosts as mental fears that haunt minds in dark places. It urges readers to confront these fears directly and live bravely instead of letting Ghosts rule thoughts or actions.
Gossip and Trust Busting Ahead in Washington
A National Capitol gossip column traces expected actions by the new administration on trusts and the Sherman act. It discusses Attorney General McReynolds attitude toward Standard Oil, tobacco cases, and the beef and steel trusts, plus Union Pacific dissolution plans and possible new bills to empower government regulation.
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Hata
Congress
Wilson
WcReynolds
Altorne
Standard Hf
United States Supreme Court
Its
Generis
Isa Fn
Uue
Cria
McRopolds
Truat Buster
Attarnes
Supreme Court
Hoowever
Pacific
McReynolds
Wickersham
Harriman Aterests
Union, Southern
Central Pacific
California State Railroad Commission
Reputa Beluf
Beef Trust
Ois
Wickershames
Steel Corporation
Pendus
Stanmle
Fragmentary note on needed items for patient care
A garbled medical fragment notes required items for inhalations. The text mentions items costing 16 shillings each and a patient described as fashionable, with the speaker claiming only plain fresh air was needed.
Popular Girl Seeks License to Marry Earl This Season
A Pathfinder report notes a young woman plans marriage to a premier earl with a 1300 license tally claimed for the season. The clerk smiled and confirmed the license count.
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Pathfinder
Ultimate Determination Money Won't Do Over
It won't keep a cook who has made up his mind to quit. The piece implies resolve beyond money as the decisive factor in continued employment and personal choice.
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