Federal aspect debated in Georgia atrocities headline
United States Attorney General Griggs is pressed to acknowledge a federal dimension in Georgia mob violence. A speaker argues the crimes against two Black men are crimes against Americans, not just Georgians, challenging state and public sentiment and urging federal protection to prevent massacres of the colored race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Griggs
Georgia
Godard
London
Berlin
United States of America
Kansas
Governor Stanley and trust controversies in brief
Governor Stanley vows to kill trusts yet his actions as insurer chief show few blows to reduce power. Webb McNall’s era as insurance superintendent is recalled as a fight against the trust. Court actions label the National Lead Company a trust unable to collect debts in Missouri. Western Union cuts wages prompting operator strikes. Twentieth Kansas regiments expect Manila departure by mid June. Lady referenced faces acquittal in Saxton case amid provocation debate.
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Govenor Stanley
Governor Stanley
Insurance Trust
Webb McNall
Church
McNall
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
National Lead Company
Missouri
Ramsey Letter Sparks Political Row and Fallout
The open letter from Mr. Ramsey provokes strong reactions across newspapers. Ramsey’s failure to secure an appointment triggers his anger at party bosses and self described reform efforts, with critics arguing the blaze reveals personal ambition more than policy.
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Ramsey
Philippine War Outlook and Varied Peace Proposals
A colonial era dispatch notes conflicting reports that Filipinos seek peace terms but U S authorities reject with Otis pledging no recognition of their congress. The piece questions press accuracy and asserts limited reliable facts about the ongoing conflict and its potential endgame.
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Otis
Philippine Congress
Socialism gains ground in Judge cartoon critique
A recent Judge cartoon mockingly links New York City street cars water works electric light gas plants docks and other enterprises to socialism. The Republican paper argues socialism is rising and will soon be practiced in reality.
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Judge
New York
New York City
Fr Scorrs Water Works Mortgage Inventory Debate
Fr Scorrs water works valued to exceed 175000 dollars but carries a recorded mortgage of 400000. An investigation is said to reveal that most corporations are overleveraged beyond their real value and the public would suffer through interest on this fictitious value.
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Fr. Scorr
Hartman
Peri
HL. Myers
Mulberry St
Newark
Jongia
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Pa Traces Fearless State Of Economy Under Current Administration
The passage notes anxiety over the state of the administration as wire-nail mills, horse collar factories in Lawrence, linseed oil and starch works in Topeka, and salt works at Hutchinson reduce operations and halt several other Kansas enterprises, with no end in sight.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Hutchison Salt Works
Fear over laws to curb rich gains keeps many awake
In Salt Lake City argument, Living Issues notes that about nine-tenths of the poor and ignorant mass lay awake at night from fear that some measure will curb the profits of millionaires while their children go hungry. The piece portrays widespread anxiety about legislative action against wealth disparities.
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Salt Lake City
Governor Stanley Calls Himself Fool for Leaving Business
A newspaper clipping quotes Governor Stanley saying he erred in quitting his business to run for governor and would be making money daily if he had stayed in business rather than serving in office. The piece contrasts expansionist critics with anti expansionists amid political debate.
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Stanley
Govenor
Republican backers urge Harris run for congress again
Cy Letano leads a group of GOP leaders urging Jack Harris to seek Congress next year but manager Curley Harrison opposes. Without Curley Harris may fade. Curley Harrison and allies plan a Ottawa newspaper launch. Freep Funston promoted to brigadier general.
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Cy Letano
Jack Harris
Congress
Curley Harrison
Jack
Curley
Harrison
Ottawa
Western cattlemen denounce meat scandal handling
W C Newiman of Montana, a Republican cattleman, blasts the administration for protecting meat packers and harming cattle producers. He says Western sentiment is disgusted, markets shrink, and McKinley support may weaken at the next convention. Dispatch from Kansas City Times.
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W. C. Newiman
Montana
West
Newman
East
Mr. Newman
Cattlemen’s Protective Association of Montana
Amestic
McKinley
Kansas City Times
Gas and No Gas in Garnett’s Gas Prospect
Garnett citizens debate funding a $6,000 gas prospect to develop wells and furnish city gas. A Business Men’s Club petition seeks a city election on expending public funds to explore, with committees to gather signatures and gauge voter support amid fears of property depreciation if the project stalls.
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Garnett
Vicki
Kansas
Garett
Business Men'y Club
City of Garnett
Acommittes
Unclear old notices and names amid legal and cure ads
Fragmented OCR text shows a mix of defense of character, court or district notices, and numerous drug and patent medicine claims. It mentions Cheney, Mer West and Traux Druggists, Hall's Catarrh Cure, and various attorneys, with scattered place names and dates, yielding a garbled historical notice card.
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Cheney & CO
Tateds
Chase Kyuven
Cheney
West & Traux
Tor Ledy
C. Walding
Kinson & Martin
Kinson & Martin, I Wholesale Druggists
Toledo
O Hall
Mall
Bird and Boy a Cautionary Tale of a Bird Shot
A narrator recalls a morning walk to school as a bright scene fades when a sweet bird singing high above is shot for money. The tale warns boys not to kill birds and to respect living creatures, urging gentleness and care for nature.
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Birdie Li
Wien Hoye
Letter List Names in a Community Notice
The fragment shows a list of individuals including John M Ackerman and several others such as Mire Ry Doll Chay A Creen Wyner A Les ham Mies Atta Lewis John Mitchell Miss Ida Trigg. The text resembles a local directory or caller list with partial names and no actions or dates.
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John M. Ackerman
Rovertin
Mire Ry Doll
Chay A Creen
Wyner A. Lesham
Mies
Atta Lewis
John Mitchell
Ida Trigg
Probate sale of decedent Paul Vets estate
Petition in Monroe County Kansas asks for an order to sell the undivided interest in the northeast quarter of section 23, township 20, range 20, Monroe Township, to pay debts and costs. Final hearing set May 5, 1899 at 10 am in Garnett Probate Court. Publication to run three weeks in the Kansas Agitator.
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Kansas
Paul
Hetate
Osborn
Ceotate
Mieuherh Paul
Lens
Monroe
Anderson
Kavtses Trix
Eaid Court
Kansas Agitator
Mo Aweeky
Garnett
Grrnett
Alderson County
Epernix
Ohio Congressman's Letter Mentions Peruna Benefit
Meekison of Ohio writes to Dr Hartman in Columbus noting use of Peruna and others as beneficial. The letter references illness and mentions multiple bot tea products with implied personal relief.
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Congresman D, Moetison
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Hartman
Columbus
Tian Sim
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Stanley and Trusts
Western Union Telegraph Company
Iis
Manila
MR. Ramsey
Leland, Brown & Co
New York Voice
Weekly Witness
Freep Funston
Beeeieets Hare
Axpenson
HK Velia
Austin Lovey
Neil Iitit
Harueht
Dee Pee
Uta
Bird and Boy
Meekison
Fool
Tincerely
D. Mieerison
D. Merkraom
A. L. Benton
Dentis
Davis & Davie
D. H. Smith, M.D
Shiuannrs
Clirtic
Telli Garnett
Howe Care
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