Independent and Nondescript in Present Day Politics
A reader question on the words independent and nondescript in politics is addressed with a defense of independence. The author argues independence means thinking and acting for oneself, not bowing to cliques or cabals, and cites Calhoun Stephens Bryan and Roosevelt era figures as exemplars. Parties exist to advance principles, not barter or expediency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jordan
Piedmont Avenue
Thomas
Andrew Jackson
Alexander Hamilton
Lincoln
John C. Calhoun
South
Alexander Stephens
Eighth Congressional of
Georgia
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Republican
James G
Grover
New York
Dem
Alton Parker
Theodore Roose
Jordan
Principles and independent spirit in party loyalty debate
The text argues that citizens must uphold core principles over party loyalty and rebuke apostasy, praising the independent spirit as a check on rot and corruption. It references Mr. Jordan and notes the Baltimore Sun quote about sweet girl graduates, signaling media commentary on political integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Baltimore’ Sun
Death of Senator Arthur Pue Gorman
The death of Arthur Pue Gorman removes a leading Democratic figure who spent a quarter century in the U S Senate. Born a page at thirteen, he rose to become Maryland's longtime party leader and a skilled organizer. His legacy includes opposition to the 1889 force bill and advocacy for Southern rights, though critics note political opportunism. His death is mourned and his career judged in fuller perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pue Gorman
Democratic
United States Senate
Senate
Maryland
South
Beef trust methods threaten quality of country sausage link
The article critiques the beef trust practices used to produce country sausage, suggesting they could degrade flavor and safety. It contrasts these methods with a cleaner, more desirable link to hot dogs and implies consumer preference for better quality processing.
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The
Beef Trust
Jefferson Davis Birthday Remembered Across South States
The 98th anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth prompted ceremonies in the South. At the state capitol Hooper Alexander spoke on Davis life while Daughters of the Confederacy awarded crosses of honor to veterans, honoring a man seen as patriot and victim of persecution for a theory of government.
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Jefferson Davis
State Capitol
Hooper Alexander
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederacy
Robert EB. Lee
Godfrey
Richard
Round Table
Arthur
Miles
North
Fn Ite
Retraction as justice cited to heal Civil War memory
A writer argues a tardy retraction benefits no one but the offender while stressing Jefferson Davis memory, reconciliation, and teaching future generations heroism from the four years of conflict. King Alfonso thanks God after a royal accident, and Atlanta fans boast of a brewing success fever amid diet concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Georgians in Gotham Visitors Reported by Leased Wire
Names of Georgians visiting New York are listed including ATLANT, MACON, and E. Ruesh as part of a private leased wire dispatch from June 4. The item notes visitors to the city and affiliations tied to Georgia.
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New York
Atlant
Macon
E. Ruesh
June 4 in history highlights from 1561 to 1902
Timeline notes events include St Pauls London archbishop appointment in 1561, Fort Mackinac fortifications and independence declarations in 1790, Sardinia abdication in 1802, first Odd Fellows lodge in 1619, Marguerite of Blessingtor in 1840, Magenta battle in 1859, Fort Pillow evacuation in 1862, and Sir Minel Herbert death in 1902.
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St. Paul’s
Ehurch
London
Battle of
Magenta
Fort Pillow
Nrealient
United States
Gridley
Minel Herbert
Mecklenburg Declaration Revered by Georgia Reader
W B Burroughs of Brunswick Georgia writes of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. He recalls exhibitions of a facsimile original and discusses the historical impact of North Carolina’s revolt against British taxation, praising the Old North State and its signers as part of early American liberty.
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Mecklenburg
Atlanta
Savannah
Mecklenbu
Old North
Ezekiel Alexander
Ball
D. V
Carolina
Georgia
John Culpepper
Miller
Albemarle
Massachusetts
Maryland
Virginia
Pepper
England
Lord Shaftsbury
W. B. Burroughs
M.D. Brunswick
Sunday Observance and Justice Through the Ages
The piece laments unequal Sabbath laws that privilege some citizens over others. It argues that certain groups gain hours for business and publication while others face penalties and limits, highlighting a clash between religious reverence and impartial rights amid state statutes.
A Call for Sabbath Justice and Wage Reform
J Dan Woodall Sr of Barnesville, Ga, appeals to the nation’s rulers and workers alike to end wage slavery tied to Sunday work. He argues laws must protect the unemployed and low paid, prevent preferential treatment for the wealthy, and ensure fair Sunday rest for millions of laborers and newsboys.
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Nathan
Venience
Ind
Rap Little News
J. Dan Woodall
Barnesville
Improve Sanitary Conditions Amid Summer Heat Warns Authorities
A public notice urges statewide action to enforce sanitary rules through summer. It calls for town heat boards advised by physicians, ventilated wells, regular water removal, and removal of pond muds. It also recommends kerosene treatment for stagnant water and dam maintenance to prevent fever risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Jacksone
Simplify the Laws to Curb Lynching and Costs
A letter by H. Jackson argues lawmakers must revise and simplify laws to curb mob justice and court delays. He faults legislators for piling numerous statutes, increasing legal costs, and prolonging trials, urging faster, clearer statutes and lower court expenses to deter crime and mob action.
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Mich
Pen Dee
H. Jackson
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Historical Text
Garbled passages discuss a time and place with phrases like Oat bet Tastee Der and Bremer Grave High retired. The readable segments hint at a dated editorial or literary snippet mentioning rare things and a time sense without complete context.
Bayard Taylor and His Poetic Legacy in Chester County
A compact tribute recounts Bayard Taylor born 1825 in Chester County Pennsylvania. It highlights his mother's support allowing reading and writing, his early travels and marriage to Mary Agnew, and notes his famous poems The Winter Solstice and Autumnal Vespers with reflections on their emotional depth.
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Bayard Taylor
Chester County
Mary Agnew
Mary
After the death of his wife Taylor travels and writes
A tribute notes Taylor's postloss journeys and prolific output as he lectured, edited, and authored essays and poems. It recalls his travels, writings, and enduring faith, honoring his life and literary spirit.
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Taylor
Min Hand
Ares
Florence
Browning
Jae
Bayard Tay
Out of the Ordinary Incomplete OCR News Item
Fragmented text shows references to political parties or teams and a ceremony or event with unclear details. Mentions of Perth, The Tabamany Rockets, and local groups appear with garbled names and dates, suggesting a historical civic or sports note with missing context.
Notable writings and lectures by young student writers
The article highlights a cordial reception for a young writer connected with Washington and the University. It mentions mentors and supporters including Professor J. W. Rae, A Aldrich, and others, noting funds to advance education and a prominent civic role for the university.
Fragmentary Newark Court Note Misses Verdict Details
A garbled OCR fragment from a Boston area page shows references to a jury, verdict, and acquittal but lacks readable names or events. The text hints at a trial outcome not met with acquittal for the men, yet specifics are unclear due to corrupted wording and missing context.
Family Complications on a City Street Encounter
A clipped vignette shows Mrs Brown fending off a playful street remark about her daughter. The scene includes a brief exchange with Ace and Mr Brown as bystanders joke about appearances and family bonds amid social chatter.
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Brown
Aragon
Von
Bret
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Lovely Rose
Iat Bremer Grae
Milarase Tae
York Times
Yonkers
Chariey
Vee
Washington Starpe
Breen
Turin
Bee
Perth
Formee
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Theonhite Dee
Washington
Juve
Syooty
Lark
Heatana
A. Aldrich
J. West
J. W. Rahe
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Rey
Oo Praca
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Lisa
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Maka
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