Northern Southern unity cited over lynching debate
A northern paper and Boston editors abandon further coverage of Southern lynching. They argue that lynch law could occur in any region and claim most lynched killers are Negroes of low intelligence and morality, suggesting geographic concentration of crime and bias.
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South Carolina
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No Need to Expand Abroad The South Holds Untapped Wealth
The New York Herald urges expanding by better using nearby opportunities. It argues the South is an undeveloped region with forests rivers fields and mines ready for use, and that focus and energy at home can bring fortune.
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Wrenn Sees Bright Florida Travel Outlook This Season
Col. B W Wrenn of the Plant System reports Atlanta that travel to Florida looks up and resorts will crowd as prosperity broadens. He is a leading southern rail man with extensive tourist movement oversight. The piece also notes the national election results showing Democrats and Republicans as the two major parties with minor third party impact.
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Atlanta
Florida
Colonel Wrenn
Atlanta Constitution
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Cook
House Ways and Means Bill Proposes Stamp Tax Relief
A Washington special to the New York Herald reports a Republican committee bill to repeal all proprietary stamp taxes and many documentary taxes, with no cuts to spirits, fermented liquors, or tobacco. Total relief valued at about 30 million dollars.
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New York Herald
House
Committee On Ways, and Means
Indians Not Extinct in This Country Census Confirms
The Indian Rights Association refutes extinction beliefs. The regent census, per the commissioner of Indian affairs, shows the red men are as numerous now as in the days of Columbus.
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Indian Rights Association
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Colambas
Reform talk sparks fizzle as party steadies for change
The piece argues that loud critics push reorganization for self-interest while ordinary members focus on timing and unity, trusting the party will elect capable leaders at the right moment. It notes insiders press for control and the rank and file remain patient.
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Democratic Party
Atlante News Incomplete Fragment Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text from Atlante News hints at a discussion on democracy and time but lacks clear facts, dates, or names to establish a full story. The readable portion centers on rustling ideas rather than concrete events or quotes.
Talk with Farmers A Fine Yield of Wheat
Georgia farmers boosted wheat acreage and saw record returns with blue stem variety. W J Bridges reports 65 bushels per acre on 4 acres after a spring manure treatment and soil prep, plus deep plowing and blue stone soaking. Other growers in Washington and Jones counties report mixed yields and farming practices emphasizing self sufficiency.
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Spalding County
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Washington County
W. F. White
Jones County
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Wheat and seed improvements urged for next season
A farmer guidance note encourages larger wheat and small grain production next season. It stresses collecting corn seed now from the best ears, and preparing land with top seed for quantity and quality. It also advises storing manure, leaves, and straw bedding for soil nourishment.
Wheat sowing depth recommended by state agriculture office
Hon O B Stevens asks proper depth for sowing wheat. The Moreau experiments at Paris formed 18 beds sowing 150 kernels at various depths. Results support the department view that wheat should not be planted deeper than 2 to 244 inches.
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O. B. Stevens
Atlanta
M. ‘Moreau
Paris
Diplomatic body nears final terms of preliminary treaty
The diplomatic corps held a final meeting and agreed on preliminary treaty terms. Governments must approve before talks with Chinese peace commissioners begin. Main points reportedly align with the French note including punishment, indemnity, legation guards, and occupation zones between Pekin and Tsiku.
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Tsku
Kreger Keeps Sabbath Quiet at Hotel Scribe
Paris November 25 Mr Kreger spends a quiet Sunday with his family at the Hotel Scribe observing the Sabbath. His apartments are closed to visitors and he rests within, while boulevards throng with late night revelers but do not disturb him.
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Paris
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Rumor says Emperor Nicholas II in critical condition
A St. Petersburg dispatch says well-informed sources believe the Emperor's illness is rapidly worsening with a feared fatal outcome. The report notes doctors publicly understate the severity while insiders claim the condition is critical.
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Nicholas
Congress and Georgia Legislature Set Simultaneous Session
Congress and the Georgia legislature will hold sessions next Monday at the same time, coordinating schedules amid ongoing political activity and public business.
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Georgia
Georgia Imports 100 Hereford and Shorthorn Cattle
The State Agricultural Department and partners imported over 100 acclimatized Hereford and Shorthorn calves to Atlanta from Texas. Many were pure or mostly pure breeds, with judges praising them as top beef cattle. Most were sold at the fair, with hopes of spreading improved stock across Georgia. Suggestions urged the legislature to fund a prison-farm herd sold to breeders within state lines for breeding use only. Herefords urged for beef, Jerseys for dairy.
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Worn out land restored by steady farming methods
A Georgia visitor recounts how worn out western lands recovered via crop rotation and careful fertilization. He explains using commercial and homemade fertilizers, manure from Jerseys, and crop rotation with peas and velvet beans to restore soil fertility and sustain production.
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Coroner Elected in Cook County Praised by Democrats
The coroner, the sole Democrat elected in Cook County Illinois, is hailed by supporters while Republicans claim his role may affect the party’s future.
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