Jay Gould and Associated Press sparks fear in press land
A flurry of editorials from The Times Herald and Journal of Commerce weigh Jay Gould's alleged bid to control the Associated Press. Warnings warn of news manipulation if Gould gains influence, with debate over government telegraph ownership as remedy and predictions of widespread distrust among readers.
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Herald
Associated Press
the Times
Jay Gould
Jose
Seoura
Ita
Central News Association
Gould
Western Union Telegraph Company
Associated Press Telegrama
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The
Sun
Commerce
Journal of Commerce
New York Association
New York
New York Associated Press
Governor Morgan
Telegraph Company
Western Union Company
New York Press
Western Associated Press
Newark Press
Uhint
Tadnner
Pafsers
J. Gould
Woudd
Western
New York City
New England
New York State
New York Sun
Dana
Folger
Cornell
Judge Folger
Mail and Express
Mail and Expresa
Herald and Times This
Press and Telegraph
Binum
Express
Bennett
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Tariff Talk at Atlanta Tariff Commission Hearings
The tariff commission opened its second day in Atlanta with Dr J H Goss of Decatur testifying for free trade and direct taxation. He advocated direct taxes based on possession, opposed internal revenue, and warned of a war between labor and capital. Other witnesses discussed revenue tariffs, ramie fiber, ramie farming in Georgia, and iron production in Cedartown. The session included a chaotic exodus of reporters and witnesses and ended with plans to move to Savannah.
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Tariff Commission
J. H. Goss
Decatur
DeKalb County
Sam
Boteler
Dr. Goa
Goss
Algest
Goodrow Wilson
United States
Richard Peters
Ramie
New York
Peters
Georgia
West
Captain West
Cedartown
England
Mr. Hayes
Associated Press
Andem
Commission
Savannah
Suez Canal Control Talks and Global Dispatches
Paris Times view prompts Suez canal directors to seek understanding with England to secure future limits while preserving general interests. Also reports on Yellow Fever quarantines in Galveston and Brownsville, border conflicts over trade, a Pensacola health telegram, Greek frontier discussions in Constantinople, Mecca’s grand sherif deposed, and a New Orleans shooting of carpenter Fackler by Riculfi.
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London
Paris
The
Times
England
Galoxston
Brownsville
Matamorag
Murray and
Lowpen
Renter's Telegram Company
Constantinople
M. Nelidoff
Count Corti
Mecca
Alexandria
Jeddah
Forsyth and Dalton Factory Hub Buzz as Politics Rise
Special correspondence from Dalton and Forsyth reports Hardwick Brothers' pickling and hub factory gearing up with a forty horse power engine and a telegraph building up. Judge Judson C. Clements addresses a large crowd while local accidents and social events occupy Dalton scene. political talk runs heavy with Stephens and Cle ments strong in Cobb and surrounding counties.
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Dalton
Hardwick Brothers
Judson C. Clements
Congress
Court House
J. LU . Fincher
W. Gillie Smith
Pinkey Herron
Br. J. I. Wootten
Thornton Avenue
Annie Small
Ringgold
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Anen
Valdosta
Femoral Wofford
Marretra
Wofford
Cubb
Bearn
Seftun
Inci
Stephens
Mr.tephens
Dr. Felton
Clements
Peonte
Felton
Cobb
Acworth
Acworth High School
Thomas Murray
Athens
Murray
Hoyt
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Prime
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Constitution
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