Hearst Stride to Power in New York Politics
A lengthy praise piece centers on William R. Hearst as a rising political power in New York. It credits his 1904 campaigns, municipal league victory, and ongoing bid for governor, arguing his courage and candor elevate him above rivals and frame him as a national Democratic force rivaling Bryan.
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New York World
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America
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Hearst support and political power in New York
The text reviews public perception of William Randolph Hearst and his influence. It notes how expressions from the press, politicians, and magnates shape voters who would back him if he runs for governor, and cites Hon. William H. Fleming responding to Judge A. L. Miller on disfranchisement in state debate.
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Hearst
New York
William H. Fleming
Macot
A. L. Miller
Judge Miller
Fleming
The South Prospers Under Free Trade
A reader argues the South thrives under free trade, not protection, citing rising Southern manufacturing investment and output. The piece claims Northern underselling abroad and domestic protection harms, noting open competition with New England and Europe strengthens the case for free trade over tariff protection.
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Baltimore
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New England
Repub- Mcan
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Hawkeye
Question of Small Parks in Atlanta Growth
Opinion urges Atlanta to reserve breathing spaces and small parks as city grows. Cites Brooklyn plan of nineteen sites to show national trend and argues Atlanta should establish three to four parks now to prevent loss of ground for recreation and improve municipal life.
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Atlanta
Borough of
Brooklyn
Board of Estimates
City fathers urged to create parks for children now
A plea argues for immediate creation of small parks in the city, criticizing the lack of recreation grounds for children and residents and urging action before it is too late.
Influence and restraint in public affairs essay
Editor Stovall of the Savannah Press and Representative Stovall of Chatham note in Tuesday's Press that the Western and Atlantic lease will be defeated in the house of representatives. The piece argues that discretion tempered by valor wins influence, condemns vulgarity, and urges restraint in political persuasion.
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Stovall
Savannah Press
Chatham
House of Representatives
Anderson of Chatham Explains the Substitute to Boykin Bill
To the Editor of The Georgian Anderson of Chatham explains yesterday's senate substitute to the Boykin bill. He notes that the substitute was favorably reported by the agricultural committee and argues it aims to draw a clear distinction between bucket shops and legitimate exchanges, seeking to prohibit the former.
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Virginia and Georgia could lead in home grown meats
Editorial notes raising home supplies in Virginia and Georgia. The Washington Post praises Virginia's shift to diversified farming, producing beef, mutton, pork, and poultry at home. It argues Virginia could rival England as a producer of quality foods, with opportunities in pickling and regional meat outputs.
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Richard Weightman
Washington Post
Virginia
the Post
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Weightman
England
West
Richmond
Charlottesville
Old Dominion
Georgia
Smithfield
Cheatham Urged Ouster Over Cotton Futures Scandal
A Wilmington Dispatch report cites a committee led by President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association, finding Cheatham implicated in cotton futures trading. The piece alleges misjudgment and calls for his removal as the association seeks to preserve integrity and confidence amid ongoing internal controversy.
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Wilmington
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Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
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Government Department
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PENCIL POINTS From The Greenville Mountaineer
The Greenville Mountaineer reflects on credibility and civic duty amid political discourse. It calls for Richard Cheatham to resign and notes the association’s need for continued support from planters and business leaders, while debating marriage investments and the value of experience over youth.
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Greenville Mountaineer
Mountaineer
Southern Cee Association
Flon
Richard Cheatham
Jordan
Cheatham
Secretarial Shakeup Urged in Local Association
A local association faces internal strife over accommodations for a friend via questionable transactions. The group vows ongoing resistance to such dealings while an officer remains linked, even alleged to wink at them. Call for a new secretary free of suspicion.
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In the Cotton Association Scandal Cheatham Questioned
The Southern Cotton Association faces intense scrutiny as the investigation winds down. Reports from several papers urge Richard Cheatham to resign, citing disqualifications and concerns over his integrity and potential conflicts of interest.
Pittsburg Millionaire Newsroom Clashes Stir City Gossip
Gossipy notes from New York and Pittsburgh recount a tangle of wealth and marriage woes tied to Gilbert Rafferty once called the Coke King. The piece cites Laura Biggar and others, mentions foreclosures, pay cuts for New York Porters and elevator crews, and a church disturbance as a broader skyline of scandal and labor unrest.
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Philippines
Rafferty
Laura Biggar
Georgians in Gotham Visitors in New York Today
Private Lensed Wire lists visitors in New York and Paris today. Names include Jernigan Be MH wen fern Py Fe Ce B Sone c. e ear Hender Hrebenald Mesichol HW Rose Mins M. BH Whiteside Mrs A and Master Powers of Atlanta Ga Miss Dela Cedartown Ga Eleanor and Josephine Wi of Grovetown Ga registered at the New York Herald European edition office.
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Eleanor
Josephine Wi
Grovetown, Ga
New York Herald Today
This Date in History Remembers Notable Civil War Figures
Fragmentary text recalls events from the Civil War era including Wilmot’s proviso debates, General Grant, and the era’s leaders. The readable segments mention Thiers, Blremoer, and Miles, with references to states, appointments, and notable military figures. The damaged lines point to a timeline of historical milestones without full context.
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Wilmot
Grant
Atkinson
Georstos
Nelson Sa Miles
The Peg Top Soldier
Fragmented OCR text presents a rustic piece with garbled lines about a soldier and uniform. It hints at themes of pride in attire and readiness to fight, though many words are unreadable. The readable portions mention a uniform and a pledge to defend, with partial names or phrases obscured.
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