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The Patriotism of the South in a new era of loyalty
Atlanta May 10 1902 The Patriotism of the South lauds loyal southern effort to transform past war divisions into peace and unity Judge Emory Speer calls for embracing a larger duty of conquering by peace. It argues the South remains an American nation with vast resources and a rightful place in the nation’s future.
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Appomattox
Emory Speer
Federal Grand Jury
Macon
Ryan
Floods of Immigrants At New York Port 1902
Four months ending April 1902 saw at least 178600 foreign arrivals at New York, signaling a potential 535800 for the year. Compared with 1882's 789000, this quarter marks the heaviest immigration surge in U S history, with most newcomers from Austria Hungary Germany Italy and Russia.
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Austria-Hungary
Germany
Italy
Russia
Immigrants Arrive At U S Ports From Diverse Regions
The article notes that few travel beyond New York or New Jersey, with Germans moving to Pennsylvania and Poles to Massachusetts. Some immigrants head south or southwest, while most foreign arrivals land in New York harbor, where the primary port for steamers is located.
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New Orleans
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London News Hails US Trade Gains and British Fresh Bygone Pride
A lengthy critique contrasts Britain’s stalled traffic and urban rivals with American strides in shipping, railways, and industries. It notes German sea power gains, London transit delays, and calls for renewed national effort amid shifting global trade patterns and projected canal impacts.
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Georgia governors race gossip floods state papers
A collage of editorials from Georgia papers debates Estill Guerry and Terrell as the next governor. Statements praise or critique candidates, noting Estill’s business image and Terrell’s Baptist endorsements, with broad regional reactions across Athens, Darien, Dublin, Macon, and Savannah.
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Terrell
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Atlanta
Athens Hanner
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Darien
South Georgia
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Delton
Sandersville Herald
Estil
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Guerry
Estill
Athens
Joseph M. Terrell
Rome
Greenville
Torrel
Phntor
Hobson Retirement Bill Faces Mixed Backing in Congress
Washington May 9 Special Captain Richmond P Hobson seeks retirement from the Navy via a bill before the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs. Supporters say it will pass this session, while critics question his political ambitions and warn retirement may hinder a future run for office. Alabama interests discuss the bill’s wording and possible impact on Hobson’s eligibility.
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Army
Sickles
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Hale
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Atlanta Depot Prospects and Civic Quips Across Georgia
A collage of Georgia papers discuss Atlanta depot hopes and city growth with satirical notes on ice trusts and local mischief. Mentions Augusta, Darien, Thomasville, Walton, Dalton, Montezuma, and Americus while commenting on baseball crowds and regional ambitions.
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Montezuma
Marie Louise Myrick
Not So Soothing Quip Appears in Philadelphia Press
A clipped exchange features a philosophic man remarking on temper and a reactive counterpart replying that counting to ten prevents anger. The brief exchange captures a lighthearted contrast in demeanor and restraint.
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