Constitution Publication Details
The text notes Constitution being published daily Sunday and weekly with mentions of Lark Howell and W A Hemphill as presence or presences.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1900
Page
5
The text notes Constitution being published daily Sunday and weekly with mentions of Lark Howell and W A Hemphill as presence or presences.
The London Office at Trafalgar Buildings Trafalgar Square invites Southern visitors to use the reading and reception rooms and to establish The Constitution offices as their headquarters. Mr George Forton is named as the London representative.
Notice to subscribers warns not to pay unauthorized collectors for soliciting subscriptions in Alabama. Names listed include M Jo Willingham and JM Jackson as city collectors, with Claude A. Wek Gtny among others. The notice, entered at the Atlanta Post Office as second-class matter, cautions readers against paying anyone other than the official publisher.
In Atlanta Wisconsin Senator Proctor argues against tariffs on Porto Rico, urging justice and good faith toward the islanders. He cites President McKinley and Secretary of War reports, contrasts constitutional limits with fair treatment, and urges removal of duties to foster honest relations with Porto Rico. The piece also notes cultural notes and other local commentary.
The text argues that sincere opponents of the policy will join the Democratic Party in the coming campaign. It states the Republican policy is definite, marked by leaders, and aligned with trusts and protected interests. It accuses McKinley and his cabinet of indecision and mocks Hanna for dismissing protests as whimsical sentiment, insisting protests are earnest and important.
Charles W. Dalndy argues that the South has grown industrially and infrastructurally yet lags in intellectual and social life. He urges voters to prioritize home affairs and moral reform, stressing counties and towns over distant national politics, and advocates education and local governance as the path to prosperity. Knoxville March 26, 1900.
Rev Arthur Crewe, newly moved from New Jersey, preached again in Charleston tonight denouncing blind tigers gambling houses and houses of ill repute. He vowed to produce evidence to empower authorities to act and reiterated his determination to see vice closed, while condemning local ministers who criticized his crusade and denying imitation of Dr Parkhurst.
A Washington observer reports on Shanghai dispatches and Seoul cables signaling friction between Russia and Japan over Korea and Masampo. He notes Russia seeks a coaling station and predicts a broader clash once Russia can deploy large forces, while Chinese court politics revolve around the empress dowager and the figurehead emperor Kuang Hsu.
Washington reports a Treasury Bureau of Statistics monograph on The Provision Trade of the United States. The study traces swine and cattle raising, packing industry growth, regional shifts from East to West, and the role of railroads and ports. It notes the United States as the world’s top producer and exporter of meats with substantial 1870s export values.
A Chicago article recalls Bozzie a mind reading dog famed for near human cognition at a recent exhibition before the Im Versi Club. It notes her ability to name numbers and perform tasks before an audience, highlighting awe at animal intelligence and the human fascination with extraordinary pets.
NC state board elections meet tomorrow to formalize result. Democrats dominate seven seats, one populist. A man named Bert Ervin found shot in Nash County woods. four bullet wounds. James Dunnigan tied to a burglary arrest in Winston area. sister involved. Fire destroyed a sawmill in Clebeth City. $2400 insured. A long-serving inspector general of the Army Corps died in North Carolina. widow Miss Euetils Weaver of Alabama among survivors.
In Kansas City Missouri, John W McKimm aged twenty nine shot and killed Dr B Shaw, his brother in law, as the latter read a Sunday school lesson to his five year old daughter. McKimm, who had written a rambling statement about wrongs, was overpowered by Shaw’s brothers and captured. He has a history of mental unsoundness and had recently acted queerly. The McKims are well to do.
A white man imprisoned at the South Carolina Penitentiary was pardoned and released after prosecutors and the judge concluded he had been wrongly convicted in a theft case. The man, Eugene Mile, was freed following confirmation that another suspect, Charles Mills, had been more likely the thief, with miller jury and officials urging clemency.
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