Quay the Philosopher Sees Exit From Public Life
Senator Quay delivers a Philadelphia banquet address declaring his retirement from public life at the end of his term. The speech defends his career, cites reform challenges within the party, and contrasts his pragmatic achievements with calls for renewal. He also comments on foreign policy views, including China and the Philippines, and reflects on the arc of civilizations.
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Rome and American politics echo in elder Cato’s guidance
A fragment from a historical column reflects on Roman ethics and civic virtue as a lens for modern American politics. It cites Senator Quay, praising but critiquing party methods, and notes the gap between intellect and public moral stamina in a Pennsylvania Republican rival.
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Stenographers and Libel Rule in Maryland Court Decision
A Maryland Court of Appeals ruling holds that a letter dictated to a stenographer is publication in law even if only the stenographer views it. The decision rejects the view of the stenographer as a mere machine and treats the dictation as a public defamation once conveyed. The Philadelphia Press supports the ruling as a safeguard against libel and blackmail.
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Australia’s Rapid Growth and Rich Resources
Australia shows vast industrial and material wealth with total product value at 550 million dollars last year. Wool alone reached 200 million, with pastoral, agricultural, mineral, and manufacturing sectors totaling 150, 140, 100, and 160 million respectively. Gold output since 1850 reached 1.8 billion and silver since 1880 reached 150.6 million. Climate supports agriculture and manufacturing, promising further prosperity for the colonies.
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Jon- Siler
Cuba Annexation Debate Ties to Southern Support and Philippines
The article discusses a political shift toward a unified government and rapid domestic growth in Australia, then shifts to Cuban annexation. It cites southern support for expansion and notes that annexing Cuba is seen as distinct from the Philippines issue. The piece argues annexation as the best solution for Cubans, predicting eventual union with the United States despite current obstacles.
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Georgia Marble in Demand for New York Stock Exchange
Georgia marble shines in the New York Stock Exchange building project as authorities praise its durability and beauty after evaluating nearly every major U.S. quarry. The material already graces Minnesota and Rhode Island capitols and other landmarks, with many more projects on the horizon as Georgia quarries push to meet national demand.
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Florida’s three districts choose Sparkman and Davis for House
Florida lawmakers redraw district lines to avoid splitting two incumbents. Colonel Sparkman stays in the first district with Tampa roots, Judge Davis anchored in the second centered on Jacksonville, and Pensacola town leads the third. Supporters expect strong representation with Ed O'Brien or another strong man as the M C.
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Fooling the People in Virginia Governor Race
A Virginia gubernatorial candidate, already in office, declared he would rather be defeated a thousand times by party bosses than elected by them. The Washington Post questions the public's tolerance for such rhetoric. The politician owes his current position to the leaders he decries.
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Sentiment and Business in Wall Street Briefing
The article notes that dominant market factors allow modest shorts to settle, implying business sentiment. It discusses Morgan figures, Conger political moves, Ford Peck expenses, Lipton’s Cup, Albany strike, and aragtime stance by the American Federation of Musicians against ragtime.
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Georgia Picnic Season and Dreamin' Through The Ages
A collage from rural Georgia notes the Georgia Picnic Season, a tale of dreamin days and toil, and local humor. It mentions an alligator incident at a Baptist picnic, a fish fry, a literary poets event, and a mix of verse and dialect pieces reflecting community life. The piece closes with a note on seventeen new historical novels announced for publication.
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Fortune Favors Dixie Cotton's Price The Key
Atlanta May 18 The south enjoys prosperity as cotton prices rise and planting expands. Output and prices surge while railways extend and labor costs climb. Texas oil emigration and rising fertilizer use boost production, but late cold spring threatens frost damage. Cotton mills grow, small mills seen as southern salvation amid high wages and strong native labor. Curtis compares global demand and per capita cotton use, noting interwoven profits among planters, labor, and middlemen.
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Tales About Atlanta from Georgia Papers
A digest of Atlanta news from Georgia papers notes varied views on new depots airier skyscrapers and power plans for the city. Reports from Dublin Newnan Thomasville and Tackon mention depots power hopes and church activities with emphasis on civic pride and public behavior.
Letters From The People On Faith And University History
A reader signs as William Riley Boyd discussing orthodoxy versus humanitarian views, eternal punishment, and biblical interpretation while referencing Webster and church history. The text shifts to reflection on the state university and the centennial of the University of George with mention of Baldwin as author of the charter.
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Archbishop of Ontario and notable figures obituary fragment
The text describes the death of Archbishop John Travia Lewis after an illness aboard ship, noting his early elevation, learning, and service in the church. It mentions his Ohio origin, travel, and reputation as a refined figure. It also briefly references Miss Majorie Warmon’s secret wedding to George Heckle in Cincinnati.
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Boston Debutante Marries in Secluded Ceremony
Boston Miss Harmon, a recent debutante, wed Mr. Heckle after her parents postponed the June wedding due to youth. He traveled here on Sunday and, with two of the bride’s friends as witnesses, they married Monday afternoon at a nearby residence.
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HUTTON Kills Negro in Campbell County Case Justified
Richmond May 17 Special Col J Risque Hutter of Campbell County shot and killed Jack Clerk a negro farm hand after an alleged attempted assault on his eldest daughter. The defense argued the shooting was justified as self defense and the jury acquitted him. The event centers on the young woman waking to a threat and the ensuing fatal confrontation.
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