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Curtig Brown of 6B Henrietta Street Covent Garden London is noted as the representative. The Covatturion can be found on file and letters may be addressed to that centre with safety.
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Contrast In Resignations Shapes National Debate In 1902
Atlanta dispatch notes the resignation of Speaker Henderson amid tariff disputes and contrasts it with Speaker Crisp’s stance on silver seigniorage. It explains how Henderson’s move feeds accusations of looming defeat, while Crisp faced a pivotal clash over currency policy with President Cleveland, signaling deep party rifts and policy battles.
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Georgia Bright Times Amid National Political Turmoil
Georgia scene shines amid strong national talk as Roosevelt and party clashes unfold. The piece contrasts Speaker Criep’s parliamentary move with Henderson, discusses tariff and trust centralization, and notes regional political shifts, mayoral echoes, and literary quips from Georgia–Kentucky lines and southern sentiment.
Harriman railroad sale rumor denied by officers
Harriman and Northeastern president Bird Robinson of New York denies any sale of the Harriman and Northeastern railroad to Louisville and Nashville or Southern railway. He states there is no foundation for the report. Despite his refutation, a prominent Harriman citizen has persistently circulated the sale story, noting potential benefits to either railroad, especially Louisville and Nashville, once the Knoxville La Follette and Jellico extension is finished.
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Tribute to Georgia Confederates at the Home of Soldiers
Letters from the People praise Georgia men and women for supporting the opening of the Confederate veterans home. The piece envisions survivors entering the new home, aided by younger comrades, and urges ongoing charity to sustain those who bore arms in the Civil War.
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Atlanta headlines mix of roosevelt visit and depot jabs
Augusta Chronicle notes surprise at Atlanta gas being underground while nearby papers remark on Roosevelt visits to Macon and refusals to visit Atlanta. Other items mention Savannah guards and a triangular mayoralty race amid a crematory scandal and gas scares.
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Southern railway trust ends as stockholders take control
The New York Sun reports a major shift in the Southern railroad, moving from a voting trust to stockholder control. Stockholders, trusting trustees Pierpont Morgan, Charles Lanter, and George Baker, chose to retain the trustees' leadership, signaling a durable, upright administration. The piece argues this reflects a broader high-quality American business climate and boosts national prosperity.
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Reverend Witt Resigns From St John English Lutheran
Knoxville Tenn September 23 Reverend BE Witt pastor of the St John English Lutheran church has tendered his resignation effective January 1 due to ill health. He will retire from ministerial work.
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Patos Island Dispute Tied to Caribbean Strategy
Former U S Minister to Venezuela notes Britain seized Patos Island, an uninhabited but strategically vital rock at the Paria Gulf. He recalls a long Anglo Venezuelan row dating to 1859, with legal claims hinging on proximity and settled by a 1897 arbitration treaty, though Patos was overlooked in 1899. He urges impartial arbitration to avert wider international friction.
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Glynn delegates named to farmers congress in Macon
Dr W B Burroughs and Thomas W Lamb of Brunswick named by Governor Candler as Glynn county delegates to the farmers national congress meeting in Macon on October 7. A fall ing spark caused minor roof fire at 191 East Fair Street at 9 50 am. damage light. Governor responds to editor Burkam praise from The Times Star noting southern governors support. Autograph requests burden governor from Cuba and Porto Rico. Epworth League at Park Street church hosts a literary social with a debate on gender contributions to church. Mrs Anna R Dickinson dies at 49. funeral 10 20 am at 22 Morrison Ave. Dr John C White suffers leg fractures after fall at 46 Park Street. Lorenzo Jones arrested for pool room betting at 103 12 Peachtree St. $200 cash bond posted. Miss Edna Kincaid funeral 10 am at 334 Fraser St. Westview Cemetery. pallbearers named. George Hughes alias George Thomson jailed for burglary. stolen pistols and a bicycle recovered. Fred Drawford charged with burglary at 197 South Forsyth St after parade. Southern Railway general freight offices to open Monday. offices under remodeling in Equitable building. journey from Washington to begin.
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Manassas Memory and War Echoes Across a Forgetful Dawn
A fragment from a Manassas reminiscence blends Civil War optics with a Victorian pageant of marching hosts and North South rivalries. The verse contrasts revelry with battle drums as muskets and flags provoke fear, while a second piece from The Philadelphia Ledger critiques trusts and tariff debates, likening policy delays to Wonderland's jam schedule.
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Storey Named New Superintendent in Alabama
Montgomery September 23 The resignation of Pickens County education head L V Rosser prompted State Superintendent Gunnells to appoint W Storey as the new superintendent. Storey was the nominee of the recent Democratic primary.
Funeral of Captain Maull Captured Prison Escape Confederate Hero
The funeral of Captain Fox Maull in Montgomery, Alabama, draws heavy attendance from old Confederate veterans. Maull was famed as part of a band that tunneled out of the Erie prison, escaping by digging beneath its walls. One of his daughters is Mrs. Gilmer Weatherly of Montgomery.
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