London Office tee The Constitution fz In the Trafalgar Buildings
An old notice invites Southerners visiting London to use The Constitution office in Trafalgar Buildings as their headquarters. It lists London representative MR GEO M HORTON and travel solicitors M J WILLINGHAM and Y M JACKSON, plus city collectors R T CAN NON JAMES T CARTER and CLAUDD A VIRGIN. It notes subscription terms for daily with or without Sunday and weekly editions and identifies Constitution Publishing Co as publisher and Nichols Holliday as advertising managers.
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Trafalgar Square
London
Constitution Office
Geo. M &. Horton
W. Dverrey
Charles H. Donnelly
Eain
L. B. Willcox
T. B. Cargill
Alabama
M. J. Willingham
Y. M. Jackson
Messia
R. Tb. Cannon
James T. Carter
Claudd A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
A Question of Morality and Senator Hoar’s Stand
Atlanta report discusses Senator Hoar and McKinley policy with The Evening Post critique. It argues offensive personalities do not prove a point, stressing that true respect comes from acting on convictions rather than insult or rhetoric.
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New York Evening Post
Senator Year
Massachusetts Statesman
Hoar
Massachusetts
McKinley
Hell
Satan
Evening Post
Burke
Fox
Calhoun
Ufe
Senator Hoar
Jenca
Senator Hoar Speech Alleged Demoralizing Influence
A harsh editorial condemns Senator Hoar, calling his address demoralizing and dangerous to young New Englanders. It argues his rhetoric supports tyranny, undermines constitutional principles, and aligns conviction with party politics over government ideals.
Traitor or Patriot The life of Marshal Bazaine
Analysis of Marshal Bazaine s surrender of Metz in the Franco Prussian war. The Empress Eugenie s claims that he acted on her orders frames him as a faithful servant rather than traitor. The piece questions allegiance to monarch or country and notes his aim to save his men over France.
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Metz
Eugenie
Bazaine
Napoleon
Ag Fegent
France
Bismarck
Prince Imperial
Honapartes
Lfe
Rial
Notable Views on Loyalty and Modern Governance
The text contrasts historical loyalty to the emperor with modern ideas where the people and the general good supersede private interest. It frames allegiance as a duty aligned with public condition and criticizes shifting power from monarch to collective governance.
Confederate Orator Palmer to Speak at Veterans Convention
Rev Dr B M Palmer of New Orleans chosen to deliver the oration before the convention of Confederate veterans in Louisville. His age and service to a higher spiritual message are noted as fitting for a speech of peace. The piece frames Palmer as a bringer of comfort guiding veterans toward timeless hopes beyond this life.
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B. M. Palmer
New Orleans
Loulaville
Ise
Palmer
North Carolina Campaign Favors White Supremacy Amendment
The piece urges North Carolina voters to support a constitutional amendment to preserve white supremacy, denouncing the Republican party as ignorant and dangerous. It calls for reform of the franchise or a white primary, citing Georgia as a model, to ensure the regular election reflects conservative will.
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North Carolina
Old North
South
Kentucky
Georgia
Von Schleinitz Mistake and Segregation Problem Explored
The piece critiques Von Schleinitz's tardy actions and suspension over a military miscue, then shifts to a New York Sun view on a Montgomery race conference. It argues the "solid south" creates segregation risks and questions whether the editor overstates the problem rather than reflecting true political division.
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Montgomery
New York Sun
The
Sun
Political Solidarity and Segregation in Republican Rhetoric
The Sun argues that behind the call for unity to vote Republican lies a belief in solidarity across states. It notes the South’s continued Democratic leanings and cautions that genuine independence would resist betraying Democratic principles regardless of segregation rhetoric.
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Courag
Thad Stevens
South
Henry McIntosh Crowned as Albany’s Royal Georgian
Albany residents hail Henry McIntosh as the city’s leading civic booster and a model of progress and social concern. The piece highlights his energy, charitable efforts, and influence in promoting growth in Albany and urges similar leadership in other Georgia towns. It also notes a legal update denying rumors that Interstate Building and Loan Association of Atlanta is in receivership, saying officers expect continued solvency and that a hearing by Judge Newman may occur this week.
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Albany
Henry McIintosh
South Georgia
Gearsla
Henry McIntosh
Interstate Building and Loan Association of Atlanta
Newman
United States Court
Weathered musings and literary notes from a Georgia issue
A fragmentary column blends poetry by Frank L. Stanton and a rural lament on rain from north Georgia. It touches on weather, harvest imagery, magazines, obituaries, and literary commentary, including Wordsworth and De Quincey in a wide reader-broadside voice.
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Frank L. Stanton
Ana
North Georgia
Wheeler's resignation signals brigadiership hope
Washington April 23 General Wheeler's resignation from Congress is tied to an expected appointment to brigadier general in the regular army. The timing hinges on Merritt's retirement in June or possible passage of the Grosvenor bill enabling three extra brigadiers from volunteers. Wheeler remains active for Alabama's eighth district while awaiting word.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Wheeler
Congress
Merritt
Grosvenor
Fitzhugh Lee
James H. Wilson
Alabama
Whesler
Henderson
Sim
America
Philippines
Philippine
Ladrones
Guam
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Kentuck
Monument to Noble Women Suggested in Columbus
In Columbus on Sunday, Rev. W. L. Wootten urged building a Confederate memorial to the noble women who supported the cause. He asked for a marble shaft honoring wives and daughters, who kept homes and looms busy while husbands and sons fought, and urged the community to remember their sacrifices.
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W. L. Wootten
Columbus
St. Paul Methodist Church
Shady dealings linked to Major Richardson and plates deal
A lengthy critique alleges questionable conduct by Major Richardson and allied publishers over plates supplied by Congress. It notes Richardson’s role as democratic leader and his supposed gratuitous work, while critiquing agents and publisher Barcus for aggressive actions and attacks. His Senate appearance is awaited.
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Wiliam J. Bryan
Congress
Sibley
Stanard
Lewis Emery, Jr
Republican
Emery
Standard Oil Company
Trust
Standard People
Theodore Barnswall
Meekaville
Pennsylvania
Mr. Sibley
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Meadville
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Quay Men
Senate
Major Richardson
House
New York
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Barcus
Indiana
Supreme Court ruling redefines Neblett Library dispute
The South Carolina supreme court reversed a circuit court decision in a high profile case involving Mrs. S. G. Sirrine and Mrs. S. Neblett and their wills. The ruling affects about 10000 dollars bequeathed to the Neblett Library, while the Neblett library building remains unaffected.
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Snedal Jo
Supreme Court
Neblett Library Association
Grettville
Supreme Coute
M. E
Turnipseed
A. Viola Neblett
Willes
Neblett
Nebjett
McKinleys Visit Canton From Washington
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley depart Washington by Pennsylvania Railroad for a visit to Canton to inspect the home under construction. Secretary Cortelyou, Dr. Rixey, George Barber, William Hawk, a friend, and a stenographer accompany them as they plan to return to Washington likely Friday.
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McKinley
O'Cock
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Cortelyou
P.M. Rixey
George Barber
William S. Hawk
Leonard
New York
Japan Stops Immigration to United States Coolies
Washington reports indicate Japan will restrict emigration of Japanese workers to the United States. Officials note small numbers in the mainland United States and Hawai i, with recent arrivals blamed on emigration societies. The move aims to protect Japanese citizens, though discrimination against Japanese immigration could harm US Japan relations.
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United States
Washington
Tses
Hawai
Japan
Despotic Castro Seen Losing Venezuelan Support
News from Trinidad reports President Castro’s rule despotic and unpopular among his own troops. Military officers are reportedly planning to restore order and secure political rights. Wealthy Caracas residents are fleeing to Europe, the United States, and the West Indies amid the regime’s tyranny.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Venezuela
Trinidad
Castro
Militares
Caracas
Europe
United States
West Indies
Turkish torpedo boat Shhamyl blows up at Beyrout harbor
News from Beyrout reports the Turkish torpedo boat Shhamyl brew up in Beirut harbor on April 71, causing the loss of twenty three lives. The fragmentary telegram mentions Constantinople and Syria but few precise details remain.
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Constantinople
Beyrout
Syria
Arrest Report Details Charley Miche and Vester Case
A brief police notice reports the arrest of Charley Miche and a man named Vester on a vile accusation. The item notes an arrest event with limited context and no further names or locations provided.
Prisoner Negligence Sparks Threat Letters Case
An attempted parole and a string of obscene and threatening letters linked to a Black suspect surface as investigators claim two men Jackson and Will Bre, aided by a third, issued threats to Recorder Broyles from Atlanta to Birmingham. Mitchell denies involvement while the case expands with parole talks, arrests, and prison movements amid renewed public interest.
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United S
Nash Brovig
Atlanta
Mitchell
Broyles
Grant Jacks
Broughton
Unite
Bath
Arres
Jackson
Willams
Changang
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Mitche
Birming
Cution
Atlaster
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