Falls Reform Hopes Echoed Across Editorials
The Weehington Post and The Constitution align on reform timing, arguing age and circumstance favoring the party seeking reform. They warn the Republican majority may resist changes until protected by party principles, citing Dingley era tariffs and the need for lasting reforms to curb infant industries and trusts.
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Weehington Post
Post
Congress
Representative Babcock
Beveridge
Hanna
Bert Babcock
Senate
Republican Party
Montis
Vindicated Democrats and Ballot Protection Debate
Fragmented OCR recounts political confrontation over Democratic pact and ballot protection. Mentions Mary Rae, Governor Smari, an extra session, and partisan tensions with references to census context and legislative actions.
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United States
Mary- Rae
Ant Aviv
Unsar
Govenor Smari Yi
Axtra Sessior
Legisla
Baltimore
Comaus Bureau
Census Debacle Taints Maryland Representation Picture
The Baltimore American reports alleged manipulation of census counts to alter representation in the state legislature. It cites supposed bogus names and shifts in population figures for Anne Arundel, St. Mary’s, and Charles counties, arguing the counts could have changed delegation if accepted. The piece critiques federal bureau adjustments and calls for accountability from Governor Smith and former Senator Gorman.
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Tony
Son Grea
Herald Sama
Anne Anthet
St Mary’s County
Anne
Arundel County
Charles County
St. Mary’s County
Charles
Bengal Assembly
Federal Bureau
Baltimore American
Smith
Gorman
Carmack Speech Echoes Southern Unity in Memphis Banquet
Senator Carmack of Tennessee told the president that the South has been in the union since Appomattox and need not profess loyalty anew. The Washington Post credited his eloquence but noted earlier Southern voices, including Georgia’s Mr Griggs, as pioneers of unification talk.
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Georgina
Carack
Tennessee
Memphis
South
Carmack
Appomattox
Senator Carmack
McKin Jey
Atlanta
James DM. Griggs
Georgia
House
Griggs
Kent
Judge Griggs
America Will Be Ready Says London Spectator Tone
The London Spectator observes American temper toward trade and urges Americans to plan rather than improvise. It warns of an eventual alliance against the United States becoming a real threat if not prepared, while noting U.S. industry often acts independently and improvises in wars and trade.
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America
London Spectator
Count Danevary
Spectator
Delaware
Commonwealth
Addicks
Philadelphia
United States Senate
Knox
Willington
Senate
Hunn
Cartersville
United States
Georgia
Hmerson
Lada
Clifford
Chickamauga
Graysville
Cement
Louisville
Allatoona
Emerson
Calshoun
Dalton
Spring Place
Martle
Malton
Cherokee
Pickens
Marietta
Tripoli
Etowah Station
Kennesaw Mountain
Vinings Station
Grand Duke Michael of Russia Aims to Visit United States
The text notes Grand Duke Michael of Russia, heir presumptive to the throne at Ruseig, plans a trip to the United States. It reflects on Russia as a traditional friend and acknowledges cordial U.S.–Russia relations and mutual goodwill. The fragment ends amid discussion of imperial recognition and Russian authority in the hemisphere.
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Michael
Ruseig
United States
Russia
Arona
Weil Theevara
Ruasta
Lberty
Atlanta
Russia and American liberty influence visit to Atlanta
The piece argues for Russia’s enlightened autocracy to learn from American freedom and highlights the Grand Duke’s potential visit to Atlanta as a symbol of liberal reforms. It also condemns Delaware’s deadlocked legislature over Addicks' Senate bid, noting the economic harm to Wilmington and the call for a charter and tax reforms.
Death by Electricity and the Massachusetts Supreme Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Court upholds capital punishment by electric chair, rejecting the claim that the method is cruel or unusual. Chief Justice asserts that punishment remains death, and that swift, painless execution aligns with modern law, allowing humane improvements while avoiding unnecessary suffering.
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Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Notable Visitors Arrive in Paris from Two Hemispheres
Premier Waldeck-Rousseau and banker J. Pierpont Morgan arrived in Paris on the same day. The French premier must stay alert with the American presence, lest he lose out or be outpaced as interests converge and markets respond.
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Waldeck-Rosaeau
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Comically Dated Notes On Politics And Weather
A fragmentary parade of historic opinions and observations notes Georgia has three senators by marriage, Wisconsin governor La Follette sees dogs rejoice, and a calming wish for recovery of the lady of the white house. It mentions a two tailed comet and lighthearted riffs on presidents, salmon catches, and city flute tours.
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Georgia
Tillman
Gna
Twilight Echoes and Letters from The Literary Cemetery
A fragmented poetry fragment contrasts Twilight with morning glow and longing, followed by a letter from a magazine editor about an ancestral story and affection for culture. It mentions Mr. Will N Harben and Bayne stories, plus a Boston poet pondering literature’s enduring fame.
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Boston
Homer Gamére
Shakesveare
Tales About Atlanta from Various Cities
Fragmented text cites Atlanta letters and local notes from Albany Albany Herald Savannah Prose judge Candler and Atlanta fire chief, with references to poets Frank L. Stanton and The Constitution. It reads like a collage of quotes and opinions on Atlanta’s civic life and culture with scattered attributions and humorous asides.
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Albany
Atlanta
Carrices Lave
Savannah
John
Candler
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mes
Knoxvie
Atlante
Jacksimyine
Along the Old Line of Battle Georgia Trip Reveals Rail Expansion
A Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway tour through Georgia shows early development plans. Traffic Manager H F Smith leads a party including Colonel Killebrew and others to inspect chicken farms, mills, mines, and plants from Adairsville to Rome. Officials push freight reliability, refrigerating service, and connections to spur settlement and industry growth in north Georgia.
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Georgia
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Johnston
Edt &T
H F Smith
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Trafic
Smith
Jine
Adairsville
Minneapolis
Railrard Company
North Georgia
Graysville
W. F Hale
Troxell
Lessen
Farar Lumber Company
Sanders Manufacturice Company
Hay
J. He Gardner
Hay Preases
Dalton Foumby’ and Machine Works
Davie Stas
Paciter
North ‘Georgia Canning Company
Seagen
Manly ‘Macame Company
North Georgia Milling Company
H. G. Herndon
Gelat
A Sloan
R Jones
Fite
Pts Iron
Rome
Rome Foundrs‘and Machine Company
Neill Manufacturing Company
Patton Manufacturing Company
Cundell Lumber Company
Towers
Suiliven’ Manufacturing Company
Southern Co-operative
Stover
Southern Fertilizer
Ompany
Rome Milling Company
Rome Brick Company
Selck
Touther
Goss
Kien Bros
Enn
T W Pater
A. J. South
Honfrne
Alnthong
Leef McCollum
Jono Lanham
Acworth
Gs—Ucwan
Moore & Cot
Leman & Divatt
Dts
Milan & Coehall
W. J Leachman
Aoworth Cotton
Baretta
Keenesaw Marble Company
Quurm
Marfetta Raltting Company
Honterys
Brumby Chair Caigpans
Marfetta Chair Company
Chira
Blar
Thomas Moore
Teevile
Atlanta Drewing and Ice Company
American girl sought as possible Countess by visiting Italian noble
Count Coiachlooh, who carried a red rap from the pope, seeks an American wife before a July departure. Rumor says he plans to remain in search of a wife and may persuade a young woman to take the title of countess. Friend Anthony Fasacott, a Catholic missionary in New York, is aiding the effort.
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Fasanott
New York Herald
Pasanotti
Bio Gamils
Fasanoti
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Joseph Hopkinson
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland
Yasanotti
Anartheniis
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Br Rooker
Aru
Fasanotti
Rome
Cupid
Mars
Pittsburg
Hartimore
Martinez
Count Colnelficoht
Martinelli
America
Mery del Vol
Heuresthetical College of Navies
Cardinal Satolli
Coiachlooh
Pope
Mr 'Self
Anthony Fasacott
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Aout
Twilight
Nim
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Harben
Century Magazine
England
Literatura
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Bayne
Charles J. Bayne
Anita
Querido
Carezon
Mir
R. C. Wilson
Leslie
Etter Sedenten
TALES
Pascal J. Moran
Summerour
Kennesaw Marble Works
Adairsvilie
Toe Hart
Rogera
Boyd
Adairayne
Calhoun
Kingston
Killebrew
Clement
Cherokee Gold Mining Company
Southern States’ Development Company
Una
Sagece
Togérea Bi Yun
Ard Gaige
Furoaces
Alabama
Farlow Station
Nashville, Battancore, and Gerauls Railway Company
Havire
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Cherry
Transportation Department
Count Colachicchi
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