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Notice lists traveling representatives and solicitors for Constitution Publishing Co. with names and offices. Reiterates uniform subscription rates five dollars yearly for The Daily Constitution six days weekly and seven dollars yearly for combined Daily and Sunday editions. overseas rates and postages shown. advertising managers noted. location Atlanta area.
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Public debate over Cuba tariff relief and Charleston society shifts
Georgia editorials critique a 20 percent tariff concession for Cuba as insufficient and hypocritical while praising Democratic stance. The piece then lauds Charleston's social column shift amid Expo era modernization, contrasts old elite secrecy with a new open Charleston, and notes Evanston Illinois debate to replace hello with formal greetings in telephone usage.
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Charleston
Chiy
Atlante
Great Britain to curb betting habit amid reform push
In Britain moral reformers press for action against betting asymmetries widening public demoralization. Lords panel led by the earl of Durham probes the extent of the betting habit, amid sensational testimony from notable figures, while political gossip links reform to broader shifts in parties and policy.
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Bishop Hereford
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Earl of Derby
Earl of Aberdeen
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Lord Cobham
Lord Newton
Atlanta's Tug of War Over Subtreasury Pushes City Ahead
Milledgeville News notes Atlanta seeks Savannah's subtreasury amid bold plans while Darien Gazette laments summer upkeep as the old depot endures. Forsyth Chronicle claims Atlanta council values morals over money, and Macon Wevs predicts Atlanta will prevail in fire insurance issues with several others.
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Atlanta
Savannah
Atlant
Darien Gazette
Forsyth Chronicle
Atlantat
Macon Wevs
Tate
Bibb County election primaries to join gubernatorial vote
In Bibb County Georgia politics heat up as county offices and three state representative seats may hold primaries on June 5 alongside the governor race. Sheriff and coroner contests loom with several candidates, including incumbent Sam Westcott, Ed Dreyfus, and Young from the Central road. The solicitor general race features William Brunson opposed by ex solicitor general Hedges and Walter Grace. The house race includes Joseph H Hall, L J Kilburn, Thomas S Felder, and Senator Roland Elis vying for three seats. speaker prospects add to intrigue as voters await the outcome of a heated, self interested contest.
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Democratic Executive
George Robertson
I L Smith
Bob Price
John Gantt
Sam Westcott
Ed Dreyfus
Mr. Young
Central Road
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William Brunson
Hedges
Walter Grace
Houston
Crawford
Bibb
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Bob Hodges
House of Representatives
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Joseph H. Hall
L. J. Kilburn
Thomas
Felder
Roland Elis
Lis
Hall
Death of Mrs N C Adamson after eighty fourth birthday
Mrs W N C Adamson died at her county home after celebrating her eighty fourth birthday. She moved from Anderson district South Carolina in 1832 with her family and settled in Henry and later Clayton counties. Survived by four children including A P Adamson and sons Robert, Walter, and Tilden Adamson in the newspaper field. Funeral at Rock Church conducted by Rev J J Steverson. Mrs Adamson a longtime Baptist member and respected community matriarch.
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Death of Dr. B Hunter Reid Prominent Putnam Dentist Dies
Dr EE Hunter Reid, 33 years old and a native of Eatonton Georgia, died this morning at his father's home after weeks of illness. He recently served as dentist at the state sanitarium Milledgeville and had earlier been a member of the state dental board of examiners. He leaves a widow, father Captain John Reid, and brother Professor W D Reid. His remains will be interred tomorrow at 1 o'clock with Rising Star Lodge in charge. General Gordon Lectures in Madison draws large Confederate veteran turnout.
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Carolina 7 Lehigh 0 in Chapel Hill game
Carolina won 7 to 0 over Lehigh as Wilcox and Taylor pitched. Batteries were Wilcox and Council for Carolina, Taylor and Lily for Lehigh. Lehigh Glee Club performed. report notes strong performance amid game summary. Also brief items report a man injured near Athens and a mill superintendent resigning in Athens Georgia.
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Speculation on who will succeed Barbee as book agent
Nashville April edition reports Methodist South publishing house politics after Major Stahlman windfall. It cites Dr Barbee amid fundraising and a senate rumor, notes Lipscomb and Seth Ward as possible successors, and mentions a proposed restitution plan to align assets with government expectations.
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Greene-Gaynor goods sold under court order
Savannah Ga April 1 Special Tug boats and yawls once owned by Atlantic Contracting Company and listed as B D Gaynor Jin F W T and Ed H Gaynor were sold today under court order to satisfy a judgment for Michael A Conall. The sale reflected a claim tied to a previously cited firm and individuals connected to ex-Captain O M Uatt.
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Fragmentary note on political meeting and election acts
Fragmentary OCR mentions a chamber meeting about military affairs and a county primary. References to officers, election laws, and names such as E. T. Robinson and Samuel Spences appear amid garbled text. Overall uncertain, scattered notes imply a political discussion or staging of primary processes.
Macon Commerce Group Discusses Farmers Congress
The Macon Chamber of Commerce hosts a special meeting to push for a state Farmers Congress in Macon. A Nominating Committee was chosen to prepare officials for the event, and a resolution to support the campaign was adopted.
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Alex Atkinson for Senator Wins At Jackson Convention
The Democratic convention of the twenty sixth senatorial district met in Jackson, Ga. A. P. Shaver was elected chairman. The convention ratified the nomination of Hon. Alex Atkinson by the Butts county primary with 569 votes to 510 for Judge Frank Curry. An executive committee was elected for two years with members from Butts, Spalding, and Fayette. Atkinson pledged fidelity to the party and urged unity for a strong campaign.
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Sparks From The Wires News Bulletin Detailing Local and National Edicts
St Louis councilman Meisenberg denied new trial after bobbery conviction. appeal filed. Meteor III sails to Southampton. Iron Workers official announces May 1 eight hours per day for same pay. Philadelphia and ReadingRailway lowers anthracite by 60 cents per ton for April. Wyoming Supreme Court upholds lessee control of alternate government sections. Montana merchants fear freight blockade impact. Senator Stewart reports Indian appropriation bill totaling 39 415 039 with net increase of 973 824. French embassy notifies proposed Paris congress on white slave trade. Hitchcock reports on taxation of personal property to fund free schools in Indian Territory. Deboe proposes establishment of four national universities. March coinage totals 2 183 724 with gold 1 557 and silver 2 965 577. expenditures 58 102 407. surplus 38 298 976. National convention of labor statistics opens in New Orleans with Carroll D Wright presiding. R Buchzynski outlines census methods.
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