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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
5
The article argues that Porto Rico policy harms residents and boosts carpetbag interests led by Hanna while Atlanta real estate rises. It notes widespread investments, rising prices, and a buoyant city economy with industries expanding from cotton mills to iron foundries.
The London Office located at Trafalgar Buildings Trafalgar Square invites readers to visit and learn about the facilities and reception rooms. MR GEO M 65 STORTON is named as the London representative of the paper with subscription and postage details provided for daily and Sunday editions and for international mail at foreign rates.
Atlanta letters critique New York Sun and Boston essays on provinciality in language. They defend regional speech while noting common errors in will, shall, would, should, and similar forms. The piece treats provincialism as a state of mind shaping literature and daily usage.
A fragmented Republican faction debates a rightful candidate for the presidency. Advertisers tease an opening for a man to join the "hand wagon" ticket with temperance and work references. Rumors name Hanna, Allison, Roosevelt, and others while party policy shifts away from expansion and self governance touting American models for new territories.
The text laments ongoing religious strife in Asia and criticizes European powers for oppression of Christians. It suggests only the United States can compel progress, noting Europe refuses to act and wondering how long the oppressor will endure.
The piece laments grown men in the United States forgetting marble terminology. It recounts how gamers recall terms like vense dubs kicks and hand roomance, noting the loss of childhood language amid modern commercial culture. It argues educated adults can still cherish the game and its phrases.
The Carlisle school board confronts whether three colored students may join the graduating class day exercises, amid white students’ protests claiming separate schooling and social benefit. The board votes to admit colored pupils, threatening to end class day exercises if whites refuse. The piece argues social equality campaigns clash with local prejudice and warns reformers that bias persists in Pennsylvania.
A compilation of remarks on Georgia's school fund and debt noting that the public school system runs on credit and that past finance choices must be avoided. It urges pay as you go, cautions against reckless spending, and calls for prudent funding alignment before future expansions. The passage references political figures and commentary from multiple papers.
The United States and Turkey are strained over unpaid indemnities for American missions and Armenian massacre damages. Mr Straus says diplomacy has exhausted itself as the sultan promises payment but remains unfulfilled. European powers’ silence is blamed for permitting Christian missions to suffer under Moslem tyranny in Constantinople.
A collage of poems and literary notices from Georgia readers and critics. It references Frank L Stanton, McGuffey, James Whitcomb Riley, Dewey, Ruskin, and local figures. includes verse in varied dialects, quotes, and editorials on art, society, and poetry printing ironies.
Letters from readers discuss Georgia gold mining expansion with Colonel Lowry urging Atlanta as a mint site. They praise Thomas M Clarke as a trusted longtime merchant and recount conversations with Ignatius Donnelly, Judge Lumpkins, Senator Morgan, and local figures, highlighting civic effort, philanthropy, and a push for Confederate veterans’ reunion funding.
A man from Dablonena Georgia fled into the mountains after selling or carrying two or three barrels of old copper and a silver item reportedly destroyed by revenue officers. The note points to copper price advances pushing people to search the mountains for metal.
Washington dispatch reports Bailey poised to win the Texas Senate seat as Chilton agrees to withdraw after county primaries show Bailey leading. The piece praises Bailey’s fighting record, notes Governor Hogg’s influence, and argues Bailey will elevate Texas in national politics while Chilton’s career is described as loyal and capable.
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