Trusts and tariff talk in The North American Review essay
Discusses a symposium on trusts in The North American Review with figures like Russell Sage James J Hill and Schwab. Analyzes differences between trusts and combinations, cost savings from consolidation, and the place of protection in infant industries amid Republican tariff debates.
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The Young Man's Duty in Atlanta Society
A call to Atlanta's young men to join public leadership now. Civic groups, led by chamber of commerce and Business Men's League, urge immediate service, training, and readiness to take local responsibility and advance the city.
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English writer Laurence Housman admits guilt in scandal
The apparent author of "An English Woman's Love Letters" acknowledges guilt in a London connection claimed as his. Report notes he may be related to poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti and dismisses further accusations as unfounded while hinting at a misprint in a sister work title.
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When the World Turns Round and Other Georgia Sketches
A collage of Georgia dialect verses and anecdotes with references to old residents and a funeral sermon by an insurance agent. It blends rural life, weather, poetry critiques, and editorial asides on local culture and a jail break news item, reflecting a period newspaper page tone.
Political fights over anti-scalping laws and public utilities
The piece argues that Buffalo and Kansas City face pressure from Pan-American exposition promoters to secure cheap rail fare via anti-scalping ordinances, while Ohio Republican leaders including Chairman Dick push for government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines to appease popular sentiment and preserve party unity amid municipal ownership debates.
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Golden Rule Jones
Mark Hanna
Dick Eneant
Parkhurst Pilgrimage Sparks Georgia Debate
Washington Fest visit by a northern philanthropy delegation sparks mixed comment. Parkhurst and Walker challenge northern bias, noting Southern blacks gain real opportunities and white Southerners show openness, while Parkhurst’s views draw cautious praise and critique from Georgia observers and New York voices.
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Woman’s Tender Heartprovokes Chicken Dish Tale
Atchison Globe reports a local woman spared a chicken for dinner but, pressed for time, allegedly decided to kill it herself and await her husband’s return. The tale, attributed to JF Worthhouse of Trinity Church, is questioned as possibly exaggerated or false.
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Homesick mascot Tom Adams seeks return to Greenville
A desperate tale follows Tom Adams, once a Greenville boy who joined the Fourth Infantry to serve in the Philippines. After peril and illness, he was sent back to Greenville and now wanders seeking a job, a letter from his foster mother Mrs Josephine Adams, and help to reunite with family. Magistrate Crane and Superintendent Blair assist, arranging potential transport back toward Greenville and a possible return home.
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Letters From The People On Mission and Hell Perseverance
A Decatur Georgia reader thanks the paper for its foreign missions article and editorial on hell. William Henry Strickland praises the piece, urges Biblical warnings of endless punishment, and signs his name in May 1901.
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Bosses, ads, and offices in a tangled pitch
A fragmented dialogue reflects advertising push and gatekeeping in business culture. An advertising man presses for big spends to back a book and product, while managers demand results and quick action. A Denver Times style aside voices impatience and pressure from a Great Man to fund a mountain trip, signaling workplace priorities and vanity.
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American Prosperity Noted by New York Sociologists
London Daily Graphic cites New York sociological study showing shifting American physical traits. Among 100 adults aged twenty and over, over 23 percent exhibited abnormal abdominal development.
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New York
Fragments of a Southern Poet Song in a Loving Vision
A damaged excerpt features lines aping a southern poet describing awakening, shadows, and the plea to lift one’s heart to a higher power. The fragmented verse mentions tender paths, fragrant air, and a vision of blessed youth, with references to Sandusky and a mysterious recipient.
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Moran and Grady Sheep Tale Echoes Through Georgia Press
A garbled reminiscence recalls Moran’s interview with Henry Grady about sheep raising in Georgia. Grady declined to correct the piece, prompting a lengthy, humorous dispute over a sheep anecdote that left the narrator laughing yet wary of mutton.
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Curesity in Secrecy on York World and Oil Monopoly Plot
The Detroit Journal notes secrecy by Standard Oil magnates behind bankers and lawyers as they pursue world wealth. It questions whether wealth display betrays vanity or fear, citing a strategy to avoid conspicuous prosperity and public attention.
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