Peculiar Grudges and Global Echoes Stir The Times
A collage of stray opinions and international notes: Count de Castellane boasted Gould wealth did not sway his election banter. Moscow suppresses the Ghost newspaper while fears of tribulation linger for reporters. Roosevelt admires Tillman. Carnegie names Laurier and Booker Washington among world’s five greatest, with three more likely Roosevelt. Discussions of bountiful cotton, anti trust actions against Standard Oil, currency paper strength, and more. The piece también notes possible extra session to revisit tariffs, a St Louis school carnations gesture, Hobson connections, Suez toll costs, and the Calvo doctrine as South American parallels to the Monroe Doctrine.
San Francisco quake debate in scientific terms
A San Francisco Chronicle critique questions local quake theories while geologists note Alaska earthquake effects and sea level changes. Professor Tarr argues coast uplift from seismic activity is ongoing along the Pacific, linking California tremors to global tectonics and warning of future city-scale impacts.
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The Appalachian Reserve Forest Plan
The Appalachian Reserve proposes a 4 million acre mountain forest reservation in Virginia to Georgia and Alabama to safeguard timber, rainfall, and waterpower. State Geologist Yeates supports the project as Congress weighs the bill, describing the region’s trees, geology, and climate.
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Death of Judge Amzit Hundolph Shakes Gainesville
Judge Amzit Hundolph, a leading Gainesville citizen, dies aged 60 after a long illness. Born February 5, 1860 in Portage County Ohio, he moved to Georgia 1851 on his 26th birthday, served as captain in Civil War units around Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain, later settled in Gainesville and helped develop the city through business and public service. He served as Hall County ordinary from 1894 to 1901 and left a legacy of integrity and community growth.
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Contest for Treasurership in Savannah GA City Club Endorsement
A heated contest unfolds in Chatham county between supporters of C H Carson and R J Stewart for the county treasurer post. Veteran Warring Russell, aligned with the Citizens Club, seeks reelection after a narrow win over Carson and a long history in local politics. Russell helped form the People’s Democratic League and faces Major Stewart and Carson in the upcoming election.
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Memorial Tablet Unveiled in Savannah Temple
In Temple Mickva Israel Savannah a tablet on the south wall was unveiled in memory of the late rabbi of the congregation Rev. Dr. J. P. Mendes. There was a large attendance addresses were made by Rev. George Solomons the present pastor Isaac Solomons and Jacob Gazen.
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Doctor Prescribes Medicine Ball To Rockefeller
From The New York American, Cleveland reports Dr Hamilton F Bibber Jr prescribes a medicine ball to John D. Rockefeller for his ailment. The doctor keeps the ball at his home and trains daily with his colored valet on the front porch, practicing early and smiling as he urges Rockefeller to use it.
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Dancing Fingis and Old-Fashioned Philosophy in Georgia Voices
A collage of dialect verses and snippets from a Georgia editor about weather wisdom, happy days, and American literature. It weaves playful lines on dance, toil, joy, and the humor of daily life, with brief notes on reading and the sunlit promise of morning.
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Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Gathering in Brunswick
Savannah delegates sail to Augusta for Grand Lodge opening events. Grand Keeper W H Leopold and committee chairs proceed for preliminary work. A special train carries 150 to 175 Savannah Knights including Brigadier General C A Cox and staff and Colonel H E Dreeson and staff. Georgia and Teutonia uniform ranks enter drill contests led by Captain R J Davant. Georgia company aims for top finish after last year’s second place.
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Awakening in a lyric scene by Lawton Riley
A fragmented verse portrays a brook thawing and a garden waking after a cold dreary spell. The speaker notes yesterday's frost and bare ground giving way to new flowers and rising vitality as nature resumes its cycle.
Georgia rail line study adds voice to Central of Georgia growth
Augusta writer argues the Central of Georgia railway is a growing economic artery with 1 850 miles in Georgia. He cites rising corn and cotton yields, fertilizer use, and farm improvements, urging white farmers to settle waste lands, noting Negro labor demoralization and white-led farming gains. He highlights county gains 1900 to 1904 and invites investment in Georgia agriculture.
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American cotton seed oil shifts olive oil trade in Spain
Cordova chamber of commerce lauds American cotton seed oil as open ports in Spain would boost olive oil trade. Memorial notes foreign consumers prefer concocted oils with little taste or aroma, while U.S. oils improve in quality and price. It claims Spain loses markets to blends and that cotton seed oil now dominates exports, reshaping Italian and European oil dynamics.
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Wouldn't Have Standing ant From The Youths Compsmlot
A traveler on an electric eight seat bus overhears a conversation with an old nxgro couple about notions and life on the moon. Sam and the traveler discuss if the moon is crowded and whether people will move when the moon dies down. The exchange captures local dialect and curiosity amid a fragmentary street scene.
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