Diverse 1900s opinions on suffrage, finance, and science
A collage of editorial echoes from major papers on women’s suffrage in Denmark, labor and hunger, the appeal of aviation progress, thrift, and manners. It cites the Los Angeles Times praising labor and denouncing hunger, the New York Tribune and New York Evening Sun on suffrage and spending, and the Boston Transcript on aerial navigation progress with renewed interest from Aero Club of America. The piece also critiques social conduct, motherhood, thrift culture, and character formation in American youth, referencing Professor Zueblin and denouncing penny-pinching fables.
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New York Tribune
Denmark
Boston Transcript
Aero Club of America
Zueblin
Zuedlin
Joseph M Brown Nominated for Governor in Runoff Win
Joseph M Brown defeats incumbent Hoke Smith by about twelve thousand votes to secure nomination for a second term as governor. Brown’s victory marks a decisive party lead and sets the stage for the upcoming campaign.
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Hoke Smith
Brown wins Georgia governorship in statewide tally
Georgia voters backed Joseph M Brown for governor by about 12 000 votes defeating incumbent Hoke Smith Brown carried 90 counties to Smith s 56 with large majorities in Fulton Bibb Chatham Muscogee Richmond Floyd and other counties Fulton gave Brown a near 2000 majority and Cobb gave him about 700 Brown swept major offices including US Senator and Attorney General The state and city turnout created a celebratory atmosphere with a vast rally at Five Points Atlanta and a torchlight parade outlining the victory
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Joseph M. Brown
Democratic Party
Hoke Smith
Mr. Brown
Smith
Brown
Fulton County
Cobb
Bibb
Chatham
Muscogee
Richmond
Floyd
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Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Edgewood Avenue
Marietta
Decatur
Sanity Justice and Conservatism Triumph in Georgia
The Atlanta Constitution notes a historic Georgia primary result as one party rejects its one term governor and his policies. It underscores the magnitude of the statewide protest while urging calm analysis after the Thursday primary. The paper promises detailed discussion later on the meaning of the verdict and the people’s voice.
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Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Officers Narrowly Escape on Battle Cruiser Tennessee
A steam pipe burst in the starboard engine room of the U S armored cruiser Tennessee during a speed trial off Point Puenene California at 11 08 Saturday morning. Four men were killed and ten injured among the engine room crew as Admiral Uriel Sebree Captain F B Howard and Chief Engineer Robertson had just left. Rear Admiral Sebree escaped by seconds, as a bare moment later a fatal blast followed. The ship continued its trials with engines and boilers functioning normally.
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Point Puenene
Uriel Sebree
F. B. Howard
Robertson
George Wood
Scranton
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Woodlawn
Ala
A. Reingold
Germany
George W. Meek
Skidmore
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Pennsylvania
J. Burns
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Walter S. Burns
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. P. Carroll
Hartford
Athens
G. M. Corns
Trenton
Ohio
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Ll. Fitzpatrick
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Angeles
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Howard
Editor Olin R. Baggarly Dies in Atlanta at 51
Olin R. Baggarly of Atlanta died Sunday night at 51 after a long battle with spinal trouble. He edited the Atlanta Newspaper Union for 28 years, rarely missing work, and even while dying insisted on producing nine columns of news before departure. He leaves a wife, five children, three brothers, and two sisters. his father was the late Rev. F. W. Baggarly.
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Atlanta
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Atlanta Newspaper Union
F. W. Baggarly
Senola
Gadsden Pipe and Foundry resumes operations in Alabama
Operations resume at the Gadsden Pipe and Foundry plant in Gadsden Alabama after months of closure. About 100 workers are employed with plans to expand the force within two weeks once the White plant restarts.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Gadsden Pipe and Foundry Company
Gadsden
Ala
Doctor Grenfell Fought Hunger-Mad Dogs in Labrador
In Labrador off the coast near St Johns, Newfoundland, Dr. Walfrd Grenfell endured forty hours battling a pack of hunger mad dogs on an ice pack. Temperatures dropped to ten below zero and he defended himself with only a knife until a search party reached him.
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St. Johns
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