How the Democratic Party May Win on the Philippines Policy
The Buffalo Times aligns with most Constitution positions but differs over Philippines ownership. It argues the islands are not ours by title and questions how to proceed if the U S relinquishes control. The piece warns abandoning the islands risks other powers seizing them, contradicting unbiased democratic policy and urging careful consensus.
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Buffalo Times
Democratic Party
Philippine Islands
the Times
Philippines
Cuba
Spain
Paris
United States
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Rocky Mountains
Democrats and the Paris Treaty Ward Administration
A партия segment argues we must surrender a charge we assumed in accepting the Treaty of Paris. The call is to stand by our duties, administer the rights and affairs of those we call wards, and guide them toward self government and future relations with us when ready, within American constitutional lines.
Practical Education and Atlanta Military Park discussed
President Buffington of Illinois Steel urges training for industrial leadership amid broad support for technological schools. The piece champions practical science education to sustain U.S. industrial supremacy and notes Southern states funding such institutions. It also hails Congress plans for a Peachtree Creek national military park near Atlanta and recalls Atlanta as a Civil War key center with fierce campaigns. It closes with a synopsis of President Spence's sermon on the mountain communities of north Georgia and their distinctive ethics.
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Illinois Steel Company
Great Britain
South
Atlanta Military Park
House of Congress
Peachtree Creek
Atlanta
Johnston
Sherman
Spence
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Greene College
Demorest
Piedmont
North Georgia
Georgia
Fragmented political musings and editorials mix in years old opinions
A lengthy column blends moral reflections on youth with sketches of political figures and events. It references President Spence, Devery, Cap'n Gibson, Hawley, Dillon, Chamberlain, Coris, Otis, Miles, and Hanna among others, interspersed with satirical notes on governance and foreign affairs. The text ventures into humorous asides about censorship, taxes, and media.
Brantley Speech Promotes Cuban Reciprocity Debate
The New York Times prints a correspondent's view of Congressman Brantley's Georgia speech on reciprocity with Cuba. It argues the public good of reciprocity, notes party implications for 1902 politics, and praises Brantley as a broad statesman for the common good. A second item discusses a Maury monument, citing France and Professor Bergeret on chart savings and a proposed memorial funded by American contributions.
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New York Times
Georgia
Cuba
William G. Prantley
House of Representatives
McKinley
Rogsevelt
Washington
Jefferson
Hamilton
Patrick Henry
Richard Henry Lee
Franklin
Samuel Adams
George Clinton
John Adam
Adams
Adamses
J. Hervey Cook
Pishidu, NY
Maury
France
Commodore M. F. Maury
America
New York Hall of
Presbyterian Standard
Bergeret
Destruction of Our Forests Sparks Call for Preservation
Letter from K. A Wish etches concern over deforestation in Georgia, urging intelligent legislation to save original forests amid rising demand for timber for rails, fences, fuel, and industrial use. The writer cautions earnings and waste from cutting younger growth, notes floods and droughts tied to forest loss, and asks posterity be considered. The page also carries a poem titled The Song for You by Joseph W. Humphries.
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Fairburn
Resolutions by Mulberry Street church on Captain S.S. Dunlap
The Mulberry Street Methodist church board of stewards mourns Captain S. S. Dunlap a valued member. They praise his integrity devotion to church duties and generosity and resolve to inscribe minutes and send a life sketch to his family.
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Macon
Stetch
Just from Geonizia and Spring Verse Notes
A quirky sample of rural spring verses and sketches from The Whitsett Courter style column. It includes playful stanzas about Mister Bluebird, Mister Mockingbird, and Miss Springtime, plus satirical lines on spring fever, old poets, and a jurist quip about age. It blends regional dialect, humor, poetry quotes, and light social commentary.
North Georgia mineral wealth charted by editors
The editorial outlines abundant minerals across north Georgia from corundum and iron at Sugar Hill to coal on Lookout Mountain and gold from Augusta to Cohuttah. It highlights marble, bauxite, asbestos, yellow ochre, cement, talc, mica, kaolin, feldspar, copper near Ducktown, and slate with a call for a thorough geological survey to unlock development potential across counties.
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Habersham
Yast
Aetna
Dade
Dahlonege
Sugar Hill
Bartow
United States
Walker
Lookout Mountain
Augusta
Cohuttah
Virginia
Arkansas
Colorado
Georgia
Cartersville
Cave Spring
Edward Nichols
Floyd County
Hermitage
Adairsville
Alabama
Sall's Mountain
Habersham County
Bartow County
Howard Cement Company
Kingston
Spring Plice
Murray County
Dallas
Paulding
Cobb
Cherokee
Dawson
Lumpkin
Union
Ahbun
Ducktown
Stile
Georges
Chickamauga
Calhoun Mills
Upper
Rockmart Ig
Rockmart
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Lower Cambrian
Gordon
Murray
Cavittes
Ladds
Gravesville
Tripoli
Pickens
Talk on Spanish Honduras Resources Reveals Profits
Cordelo Ga March 23 Special H B Walden just back from Spanish Honduras reports cattle raising is highly profitable due to year round grasses. He notes interbreeding reduced cattle size but improved future breed quality with imported stock. Fruits like bananas oranges pineapples coconuts show strong returns on scientific cultivation.
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Tella
Cordelo
Spanish Honduras
Central Americas
Little Republic
Uttle Republic
India
Let's Republic
Legal Fight for Little One Seeks Return of Adopted Girl
In Carrollton Georgia W F Monk and Minnie Monk seek habeas corpus to reclaim Ethel Monk formerly Ethel Coker a 56 year old said to have been adopted in 1900 by her grandfather in Alabama. They accuse Sarah A McDaniel of Victory of withholding custody and plan March 29 court action. A separate adoption suit for Ethel and her brother Thomas Dudley Coker is also in progress naming Miss Sarah McDaniel.
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Carrollton
W. F. Monk
Minnie Monk
Filuscogee County
Georgia
Ethel Monk
Ethel Coker
Thehhild
Alabama
Sarah A. McDaniel
John Coker
Winnin Price
Sarah A
Ella J. McDaniel
Ella McDaniel
Sarah A. McTentet
McDaniel
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