Georgia mob outrage and clergy critique in Newnan case
A discussion condemns mob violence in Newnan linked to the Sam Tose case, denouncing racial prejudice and urging federal intervention. The piece argues against apologizing for the crime, calls for purging vicious sentiment, and cites recent state reforms and national standards as examples of needed change. It stresses the nation’s unity and cautions Georgia’s reputation depends on strong civil rights actions.
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Copper empire claims disputed in Clark inheritance note
A historical snippet suggests The Bute Mine authority asserts Hon. W. A. Clark is not party to a copper deal. The Clarks mentioned are a different family branch, and the senator elect reportedly still holds copper properties. The inference follows from the miner's statement.
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Bute
Wr A. Clark
Thie City
Anothr Mendes
Clark
Inter Mountain stance on mining sales and trust issues
The text argues that selling mining properties at asking prices is a prerogative of owners and suggests the Miner’s silence about a combine explains its stance. It questions Mr. W A Clark’s right to offer terms and the moral view of the trust question amid copper combination debates.
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Combine
Inter Mountain
W. A. Clark
Arbor Day pamphlet praised by Georgia leaders and poets
A damaged clipping reviews Carleton's four pamphlets issued at state expense titled Arbor Day. It salutes Supt B A Carleton and poets like William Shakespeare and Gaveton Smith. It notes plans for a state Arbor Day vote, tree selection, and a push to fund school poetry and tree programs, while mentioning Governor South and exGovernor Oglesby.
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William Shakespeare
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Hart Showoen
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Leton
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Bryan and Belmont Clash In Democratic Split Debate
The piece outlines a dispute between William Jennings Bryan and David Belmont over the money question and coinage policy. Belmont presses Bryan to answer key questions on silver, the 16 to 1 ratio, and gold payments, warning that evasion could alienate party factions before the 1900 convention. Bryan’s reply is awaited to clarify his stance and avoid fracturing the party.
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Aguinaldo's Last Stand at Calumpit Reported
Dispatches describe Aguinaldo and forces making a final stand at Calumpit as US troops led by Montana engage the fortifications. The day’s actions are framed as shaping the war's endgame with rumors of the insurgent collapse and strategic consequences for the Filipino struggle.
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Aguinaldo
Caluimpit
United States
Montana
Aveautt
Aguinaide
Mornanar
Fromt
Reed's Retirement Sparks Party Debate Across Nation
The article notes Speaker Reed's retirement and the GOP rift it widens, citing his unwillingness to back party lines and the potential impact on presidential prospects. It also touches on water canal plans for the Billings bench and mentions reactions to governance and policy debates in Havana regarding the garrote.
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Manhattan Maltour Company
Billings
The Garrote: A Page from the Spanish Method of Execution
A descriptive account details a crude garrote device used in executions, noting a rusted iron frame and a wooden seat. The scene involves a bound prisoner, blindfolded, with a screw device applied to the neck to break the spine. The piece labels the garrote as barbaric and contrasts it with rope or chair methods.
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Odlum
Great Nation and the Jewish People Across Europe
A historical piece asserts Jewish populations by country, claiming millions in Russia and Austria, with notable communities in France Romania Germany and Britain. It condemns persecution while praising Jewish cultural and economic achievement, estimating global totals near 7.12 million and noting American Jewish presence.
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Russia
Austrian Empire
Vienna
France
America
Debating isles ends with poetic verdict in Georgia town
In a small Georgia settlement with no schoolbooks, a literary club debated who was greater poet Browning or Tennyson. An elder proposed a mock bout between locals Tom Green and Bill Sportin to decide the question, ending with Browning judged superior and the outcome relayed to Mr Downing.
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Atlanta Constitution
Tennyson
Browning
Tom Green
Gill Spurlin
Spurlin
Green
Mr. Downing
Weathered peace as calm flags across distant fronts
The piece reflects a cautious optimism that war fears lessen as civil life steadies at home and abroad. It notes quiet in Pa and promised calm in distant lands like Swat, with Washington Star tone urging gratitude for current comforts amid global tensions.
Petals remembered amid Montana probate estate filing
In Silver Bow County Montana the Second Judicial District court in Butte set a hearing date for proving the will of James Caldwell Singer deceased. J P Collins is applying for letters of administration with the will annexed. interested parties may appear April 10, 1899 at 2 pm in Butte court.
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District Court
TFB
State of
Montana
Silver Row
James Caldwell Singer
Rte
Hutt Satteday
A. D
Jutte
Silver Bow
James Cald
Singer
J.P. Collins
Clinton
Power Of Cold Water Promised As Medical Boost
Cold water is hailed as the greatest stim known to the medical profession with lasting effects and the ability to raise the pulse from 76 to 86 in minutes, according to the report.
Proof of Energy Thrives After $1 Million Drought Loss
New South Wales faced a drought in 1807 08 causing a million dollar loss in energy resources yet the colony continued to prosper.
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New South Wales
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