News items and notices from Vienna Georgia 1902
The issue lists second hand printing presses and chases for sale or trade, discusses hunting and ducks in Kentucky, and comments on French politics a duel may follow. It notes Buck’s death and Barrett chosen to fill his Japan post and questions about Wall Street and Tillman. Also covers Hearst and Watson Democratic prospects.
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Washington Press
the News
Vienna
Thomas B Reed dies in Washington after Brights disease
Statesman and former Speaker of the House Thomas B Reed died in Washington Saturday night from Brights disease. The obituary lauds his intellect, parliamentary skill, and sharp debating style while noting his partisan identity and enduring standing in American history.
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Thomas B. Reed
Washington
Mr. Reed
Houses of ‘Representatives
Hearst Ambition Hinted In Politician Interview
In a candid interview William R Hearst discusses his political ambitions and denies immediate presidential plans noting his debut as a congressman. The piece also mentions media tactics and regional journalism initiatives affecting public attention and investment.
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William R. |Searet
Hearst
United States
Southerners Find Fame in New York City
The passage notes many Southerners gaining distinction in New York in business and law, with prominent New York bar members born in the South. It highlights pride in Southern success and homes of noted professionals in the metropolis.
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South
New York City
New York
Fair Southland
Schemes to admit territories spark fear of plunder
A long critical editorial denounces a planned admission of Arizona and New Mexico to the Union led by Quay of Pennsylvania and associates. It warns of vast sums from trickery and bloodshed and laments rising crime and moral decline in society.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Quay
Pennsylvania
South Georgia farmers urged to aid beef industry growth
A writer praises South Georgia’s natural cattle-raising advantages and shipping capacity, urging farmers to seize opportunities in local beef production instead of remaining at the mercy of meat trusts. The text critiques heated, unfocused preaching and calls for clear, practical discussion on regional opportunities.
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South Georgia
Grasping Meat Trust
Waycross Journal Appointed Official Organ of Ware County
The Waycross Journal is named official organ for Ware County and Clinch County. A timely discussion questions why the Democratic Party lacks a southern leader. The article argues the South’s solid bloc guarantees a Democratic vote for any nominee, skewering baiting tactics by politicians to win the region’s support.
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Waycross
Ware County
Clinch County
Georgia
Experienced teacher with state license seeks job in Morristown Tenn
Wanted: an experienced teacher holding a state license seeks employment in Morristown Tennessee. Convenient to mail respond to J C Thompson with information leading to placement. Five dollars offered for successful information.
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J.C. Thompson
Morristown
Tenn
New Life pills claim cures for various ailments
An advertisement quotes MSM Austin praising Dr Kings New Life pills for stomach and liver troubles, constipation and headaches. It claims a wife’s illness improved after treatment and lists Forbes & Coke Drug Co as a place to buy the pills at 25 cents.
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Msm Austin
Indy
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Dom Joe
Japan
Buck
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Oregon
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Body and Soul
Texas
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The
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William R. Hearst
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New York Sun
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Barfield & Horne
Pinehurst, Georgia
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Pinehurst, GA
Accordians
NICE
Atlanta Journal
Comee
Coon
Barfield & Horne’s
General Mercantile Line
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