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Tariff Fights Shape Presidential Prospects in 1910s Debate
The piece argues the tariff will dominate the political agenda as voters weigh Underwood's tariff plan against Republican protectionism. It notes the tariff's broad household impact and positions Underwood as the likely Democratic standard bearer, contrasted with McKinleyian protection for Republicans.
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McKinley
An American's Hand in New China Impact of Homer Lea on Chinese Revolution
The Cleveland Plain Dealer credits California born General Homer Lea with shaping the revolutionary strategy in China that toppled the Manchu dynasty. Lea studied Chinese, became a trusted ally, and directed military plans from behind the scenes as the republic secured victory. His work kept him in the background, yet his influence was pivotal in the revolution’s success.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Homer Lea
Lea
China
The
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Interstate Mountain Highway Proposed From Marion to Tallulah Falls
The Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association meeting in Spartanburg heard Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt propose an interstate highway along the Blue Ridge crest from Marion Virginia to Tallulah Falls Georgia. The plan aims to cut isolation, open timber, mineral and agricultural resources, and spur regional development across states by linking Blue Ridge Georgia with neighboring counties and rail lines.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Marion
Tallulah Falls
Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association
Spartanburg
Joseph Hyde Pratt
North Carolina
Blue Ridge
Georgia
Commonwealths
Appalachians
Virginia
Switzerland
America
The Perpetual One and Campaign Tropes in Dialect Notes
A fragmentary column presents humorous dialect rants about a persistent candidate, sounding themes of reform and political fatigue. It weaves satirical lines on public figures, travel by wagon and street scenes, and a yarn about a man timed to misfortune from industry to law. The piece closes with a playful rural meditation on life in Georgia and a child’s fishing day.
Black man Will Bell hanged at Bibb County Jail in Macon Ga
In Bibb county jail at 11 o'clock this morning Will Bell, a Black man accused in a serious case, walked to the gallows singing a hymn and declared I am going to meet my Savior. The execution lasted nine minutes as an eight hundred strong Black crowd gathered outside the jail while preachers and Salvation Army Captain Coleman offered spiritual guidance.
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Macon
Will Bell
Bibb County
Sheck
Coleman
Salvation Army
Jesus
Thomasville Girl Lost in Washington Search Extends
Thomasville Georgia March 29 Special Superintendent Bishop of the Washii home traveled to Washington to join the search for Evo Groze a 16 year old girl who left Thomasville last week for Freeville New York to enter the George Junior Republic home but never reached there. Cards marked Washington reached friends then Freeville reported she was not there Police and YWCA in Washington were alerted but no trace found. Miss Grogs with a younger sister came to the Yoshi home two years ago. She is described as pretty sick with dark hair and eyes and a blind eye.
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Bishop
Washii
Washington, D. C
Evo Groze
George Junior Republic
Freeville
Washington
Bistop
Young Women's Christian Association
Misa Grogs
Yoshi
Darenee
Sho Waedrene
Southern cattle packing urged by visiting official in Selma
Mr Stillwell told Selma Board of Trade the meat industry in Georgia and the south is growing. He said the country’s meat supply is 40 percent short and noted 6 000 000 acres near Selma offer grazing potential. Officials discussed a packing house to stimulate cattle farming and demand among farmers.
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Board of Trade
Georgia
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Natchez, Misa
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Butwell
Walter G. Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
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Fire destroys mill and lumber near Valdosta
Valdosta Ga March 29 Special The saw mill of C J Shelton at Indianola six miles east of Valdosta with three cars of lumber tool house and a carload of wood burned early this morning the loss about 4000 with no insurance
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C. J. Shelton
Indianola
Central Market Plan Sparks City Debate
A mayoral statement urges action on a central market, while a health board committee reports no firm plan yet. Regulators must decide if small residence markets close or stay open, and delivery logistics plus streetcar fares will factor into negotiations with the chamber of commerce.
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Health Board
Chamber of Commerce
Delvery
High water mark expected at Rome Georgia
Heavy rains caused the rivers to rise rapidly with the Costanula bridge gauge at Fifth Avenue showing twenty seven feet. The river rises about three inches per hour and the probable limit will be thirty one feet, threatening basements on Broad Street while the street itself remains dry. No danger of a damaging flood is expected.
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Rome
Costanula
Fifth Avenue
Broad Street
Marion County to back Underwood in vote
Columbus Ga March 29 Colonel Robert M Howard says after visiting Marion county the county will go overwhelmingly for Underwood in the upcoming vote.
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Marion County
Underwood
Columbus
Robert M. Howard
City Hall telephone count eyed by council subcommittee
The council subcommittee on electric lights will recap an investigation into city hall telephones. Dermen Candler claimed city hall phones are omnipresent and cost more than the state capitol. Waterworks has five phones. three would suffice, and many departments overuse phones. Hall and Chambers named to probe. a similar shake-up occurred two years ago reducing lines.
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Isleam
Dermen Candler
Ight
State Capitol
City Hall
Councilmen
Hall
Chambers
Boy Drowned En Route to School Near Homersville
Valdosta Ga March 29 Special Information was received today of the drowning of Emory Roberson 9 year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Roberson of Homersville in a creek between Homersville and Argyle while on his way to school. The tragedy is thought to have occurred after his bicycle fell from the footway on the railroad trestle. His wheel booksack and lunch were found and when he did not return home at night the creek was dragged with grappling gear and the body was recovered.
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Valdosta
Emory Roberson
Charles Roberson
Homersville
Argyle
South Georgia College Dormitories Bids Sought
Valdosta Ga March 29 Special The board of trustees of the South Georgia Agricultural and Normal college to be built in Valdosta advertised for bids for two dormitories. Work to start as soon as bids are received and accepted. Trustees hope buildings ready for opening of the new school next September.
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Valdosta
South Georgia Agricultural and Normal College
Thirty Two Hurt in Wreck at Empire
At Empire last evening a work train wreck injured thirty two laborers including West Indian and Greek workers. No fatalities reported. An inquiry into the wreck’s cause is underway.
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Empire
Prosperous year boosts crops and trade despite lag in clothing buys
The report notes a flourishing year with strong crops and flourishing business. It highlights a persistent issue: people delaying the purchase of clothing, despite overall prosperity.
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