London Office Invitation at Trafalgar Buildings
The London Office in Trafalgar Buildings Trafalgar Square offers reading and reception facilities and an invitation to Southerners visiting London to use the services and make The Constitution office their headquarters. Mr Geo M. Horton is the London representative of this paper.
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Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
London
Constitution Office
Geo. M
Horton
Holliday
Ufe
Grady
Jim
Georgia
Notice To Subscribers And The Nethersole Verdict
Notice to subscribers lists traveling solicitors and collectors for Constitution Publishing Co in Atlanta. warns against paying others. The Nethersole verdict in New York is discussed, praising the judge, criticizing sensational journalism, and defending independent judiciary while cautioning editors.
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W. FL Overbey
Chartes Donnelly
FR. Te Cain
L. B. Willcox
T. B. Cargill
Alabama
Mt. J. Willingham
7. M. Jackson
Pclty
Messrs
R. DE. Cannon
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Democratic cohesion urged in Georgia as May 15 primary nears
Governors Candler statement defends party actions amid criticism and calls loyal Democrats to register and vote May 15. The piece explains registration rules, taxes for 1899, and party unity under Bibb County committee guidance, urging donors to fund a southern memorial project and noting memorial work led by I P McAllister and E V Hotchkiss.
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Democratic Party
Georgia
Candler
Gainesville
Macon Evening News
Bibbe County Democratic Committee
State Committee
du Blignon
Kaln
Moral clash on stage draws sharp American critique
The piece argues that the play’s moral methods misalign with American character and traditions. It notes Latin artistic temperaments skew moral purpose, while many Americans see the work as an exploitative sideline. The author prefers allowing the play its run over sensational newspaper sensationalism, condemning Miss Nether sola and press frenzy. the judge and jury verdict stand as sane, wholesome constants.
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Olga Nethersole
New York
Lfe
Furaman
Nethersole
Miss Nethersole
Washington Post Friendly Read On Bryan Debates In Tennessee
The Chattanooga News and The Nashville American clash over Mr Bryan and expansion while The Washington Post treats it as light amusement. The author argues Democrats remain united on expansionism and that Bryan’s popularity stems from broader support, not sole allegiance. Josiah Patterson’s fate hints Tennessee sentiment.
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Washington Post
Chattanooga News
Nashville American
Bryan
American
News
Tennessee
Hrgan
Josiah Patterson
Post
Stonewall Jackson Memory Fund Race For Heritage House
The Stonewall Jackson Memorial Association, chartered by Virginia, seeks to raise funds to purchase the Guine Station house where Stonewall Jackson died. The home, currently tenanted by two Black residents, stands as a desolate reminder amid ongoing efforts to honor his memory.
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Stonewall Jackson
Atlanta ministers clash over morals and book sales
Reports from Atlanta and nearby towns describe religious leaders attempting to suppress a contested book sale through moral pressure. The outcome hinges on whether shop owners yield to ethics or profits amid rising sensational marketing.
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Weat Point
Atlanta
Cuthbert
Atanta Evangelical Ministers' Association
Titton
New York
This Old Lovely World and Folksy Verse Notes
A collage of verse and anecdotes from a Georgia editorA local letter features poems about spring flowers and birds alongside humorous pieces on a town marshal turned mayor and a lighthearted take on a poet who writes three sonnets a day The section also includes dialect philosophy and a longing for watermelon days, all capturing a nostalgic regional voice
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Teeee
Fackler
Georgia
Florida
Sam
Veteran comrade aid leads to secure life in Atlanta
A passing veteran, once helped by Colonel W A Hemp Hill after Gettysburg, secured a lasting position in Atlanta. The tale underscores comradeship from battle days. Local ideas by Anthony Murphy on outlying cotton factories aim to improve housing and sanitation while expanding city machine shops. The piece honors civic figures like George Johnson, Dr R B Richey, James Holliday, and Charley Hill, and notes Atlanta’s extensive hydrographic work by Hall Bros. and Eb T Williams as Memorial Day orator.
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Atlanta
W. A. Hemphill
Jim
Gettysburg
Anthony Murphy
Hall Bros
Temple Court
Georgia
Letters From The People The Making of Corn Bread
An 1900 letter discusses making wholesome corn bread using well ground corn, proper grinding stones, and cautious mill speed. It warns about adulterated flour and cites local farming and milling practices from Sharpsburg Georgia.
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W. A. Mellon
Sharpsburg
Public regard for King Christian IX marked by family ties
A longpiece notes King Christian IX of Denmark turning eighty two while maintaining health to fulfill duties. It traces his extensive European connections through marriages and alliances, mentions Arthur McArthur and General Mo Arthur in context with the Philippines, and highlights the Duke of Abercorn as premier Irish peer with vast landholdings and Baronscourt residence.
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Denmark
Christian
Europe
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Greece
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Sparta
Germany
Widemar
Sweden
Thak
Norway
Siander
Arthur McArthur
Elwell
Otis
The
Philippine Islands
Three Kingdoms
England
Ireland
Scotland
Duke of Abercorn
Great Britain
Morary
Queen‘s Court
Baronscourt
Newton Blewart
Obscenity premium and court notes in Georgia papers
A string of brief items from Georgia papers discusses obscenity economics in The Maictia Critic and related notes. Olga Nethercole praised, Sasha immortalized by courts, and local reaction to Dewey prom stind. Elbert county politics and farmer PR potential are touched, with candidate chatter across newspapers.
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Maictia
Olga Nethercole
Scot Free
Sasha
Macon
Elbert
Elberton Star
Elbert County
Now's the Time To Subscribe Campbell News
Dick Grubb keeps the Darien Gazette at $2.50 yearly while R B Harrison of Atlanta argues against overpricing country weeklies. The Campbell News offers a $1 price and a glimpse of Governor Bob Taylor's letters as a promotion.
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Campbell News
Dick Grubb
Darien
R B. Harrison
Atlanta
Bob Taylor
Profit from Five Dollar Ad Sparks Big Seed Sale
The McMillan Seed Company reports a $111.20 profit from a $5 advertisement in The Weekly Constitution offering Triumph watermelon ounces postpaid for 10 cents. In two weeks, 116.20 dollars received from 81 orders nationwide, including New York, California and Indiana Territory, across fifteen states. The firm will affidavit its records if required.
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McMillan Seed
Constitution
McMillan Company
United States
Triumph
New York City
California
Indijana Territory
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
South
North Carolina
Mississippi
Feras
Tennessee
Florida
Virginia
Arkansas
Missouri
New York
Indian Territory
McMillan Seed Company
McMillans
Petition clash over Butler Street maintenance note
A city meeting in Patterson, Maryland reveals a heated discussion among commissioners and residents about keeping Butler Street open near the barracks. Concerns focus on interference with property owners and the mayor’s authority, with calls to move or permit closures being debated and a recorded vote taken on amendments.
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Decatur
Taki
Jone
Diateau Road
Woodway
Butler Street
Patter
Ih Tasard
Jennings
Manly
Mayo
Flower Patterson
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Charley
Washington
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Oxford
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