Notice to Subscribers and City Collectors List
Notice lists traveling representatives W EL OVFREY EP GUINN W G MeNELLEY and BoM PACK with solicitor T H HUNT It warns subscribers not to pay anyone else and names city collectors James T. Carter Claude A Virgin from Constitution Publishing Co with illegible trailing text
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W. EL Ovfrey
E P. Guinn
W. G. Menelley
Bom
PACK
T. H. Hunt
Loving
Meiersz
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Leanne Eee
Repeal Meats Taxes Faces Labor Protests and Cuba Vote
Atlanta April 25 1902 a push to repeal the Lingley meat taxes prompts labor and political clubs to urge senators and representatives to remove duties on cattle fresh meats and imports. The article ties this to Republican party concerns and warns of electoral costs. It also discusses the Senate Cuba bill seen as a test of Democratic fidelity to relief reciprocity and free sugar for a time.
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United States
Republican Party
Dingley
Congress
Cuba
Senate
House of Representatives
Sugar Trust
Democratic demands on bill and calls for truth in Philippines inquiry
A column urges unified Democratic support for the House bill without dropping the differential repeal clause, arguing for a thorough, nonpartisan investigation of the Philippine campaign. It cites past investigations and condemns wartime cruelties while criticizing minimalizing Senate stances and urging transparency.
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Congress
Philippine Islands
Weyler
Cuba
Senate Philippines Committee
Beveridge
Indianapolis
Open cars wanted as spring crowds arrive in city
Passersby complain of lack of operating interurban streetcars while other chatter cites The New York American and Journal misnaming. The piece notes Florence Burns case coverage and women’s reactions, plus a salon of arrivals at the Kimball and Aragon hotels including W Walker Tallahassee and J H Walker Griffin.
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Shane
Eatrines
Jax O’rell
New York American and Journal
O’rell
Florence Burns
New York
Max O'Rell
Dixie
New York City
Martin Thorn
Thorn
South
New York American an@ Journal
New York Journal
American
London
Cecil Rhodes
Pitt
Bellamy
P. Sheldon
Miss Sheldon
Providence, RY
Kimball House
George W Walker
Tallahassee
Wia
The
Kimball
A. A. Zenier
M .T. Priest
Hartford, Conn
J. K. Scott
Augusta
Aragon
Georgia Labor Federation to Convene 4th Annual Meet in Savannah
Georgia labor bodies across the state are urged by Secretary-Treasurer C. Houston to send delegates to the fourth annual Georgia State Federation of Labor convention in Savannah on Wednesday, June 18 at 10 a.m. With 250 delegates expected, Atlanta plans heavy representation and the program promises major discussions, credentials procedures, and social events.
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Savannah
Atlanta
Georgia
Cal
Houston
William G. Greeig
Augusta
Labor Organizations of
Georgia State Federation of Labor
State Federation
Ach
Trades Assembly
Labor Union
Afty
Federa
Mor
Columbus
Georgia Federation of Labor
Cc Houston
P O
HoustTon
William G, Greedig
Pale Miacacente
Georgia Governors Race: Terrell Emerges as Front Runner
In Georgia politics coverage from multiple papers Terrell is praised as a strong, principled candidate for governor. The Calhoun Times and others call him the people’s choice with the state’s welfare at heart, while opponents are noted for measured, merit-based campaigns. Local editors endorse Terrell’s candidacy as the field narrows.
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Calhoun
Terrell
Georgia
Methodist Stewards Meet In Atlanta District Unity Try
About three hundred official Methodist church stewards gathered at First Church Atlanta to form a permanent district organization. Dr Walker G Browne was elected president and PB W Carter vice president. Asa G Candler named secretary. A committee of five prepared rules and a name while refreshments followed.
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Board of Stewards
First Methodist Church
Methodist Churches of
Atlanta
First Church
B. B. Crew
Walker G. Browne
Asa G. Candler
Messrs
Ulysses Lewis
E. V. Carter
Unes
W. R. Hammond
J. KR. Nutting
John A. Miler
Craig Cofield
J. Howell Green
Walker G Browne
PB. W. Carter
Tigner
Trinity Church
Educetlan
R. J. Bisham
Charles Byrd
Johnston for state school chief speaks at Ellijay
Dr Marl Johnston of Milledgeville addressed a small but representative crowd at the courthouse in Grange Ga detailing plans for a uniform test-book system, state fund distribution by property value and extended funds depository coverage while urging higher teacher examinations. Hogan column defends Joe Terrell as next governor amid prohibition debates. Charter granted to Glimer County Bank in Ellijay with $25,000 capital.
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Napoleon Bonaparte Scott
Rawlins
Scott
Gillet
ongVerongs
Boston
New England
Baltimore
Johnston
Phil Cook
Glimer County Bank
Ellijay
John H. Carter
Blue Ridge
Benjamin S. Holden
Charles 8. Allen
Blll- Jay
Georgia Voters Endorse Colonel Estill Amid Statewide Gossip
Regional papers note sixty five of seventy veterans in Johnson county back Colonel Estill, claiming pleas for support were not pressed. Other items discuss political favoritism, insurance trustees, and state race antics across Georgia with mentions of Col Carter Estitt, Senator Clay, and city claims from Macon and Savannah.
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Darien
Bulloch Times
Johnson County
Esti
Estill
Sparta Ishnifellte
Georgia Episiaturea
Columbus Enquirer
Fatll
Georgia
Clay
Dawson News
Atlanta
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Candler
Usele Allen
Watercess Herald
Estitt
Macon News
Savannah
Macon
South
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Busy Robinson
Daily Constitution
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Wichols & Holliday
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United Party
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Europe
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Scotland
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Holland
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Italy
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Charleston
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Bill Godfrey Hunter
Guatemala
Bill Godfrey
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Taylor
Granny Hoar
Chaffee
Frank Baldwin
Bryan
Nebraska
Tillman
Senator Car
Washington
Miles
Sanaa Eens
Funston
Jakesmiths
Philippines
Wood
Reeves
Smith
Charleston Exposition
Miss Stone
Uribe-Utribe
Venezuela
Hay
Hell
Castellanos
Jay
Jay Gould
Gorman
Bob Evans
Chicago
Santos-Dumont
White House
Santa Seer
Dom Sereno Payne
Freddie
Dickens
Thackeray
May Bookman
Christan
Providence
Prain
Dickey
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Flammarion
A. B. Carter
Charlotte, N. C
the Kimball
G. W. Bridges
Nashville Tenn
Shannon
Chattanooga
E. M. Bogart
Jacksonvile, Fla
Thomas Cole
Newnan
FB. Warner
Covington, Ky
J. H. Walker
Griffin
John M. Cutler
E. E. Williamson
B. T. Waller
Lawrenceburg, Ky
B. Roberts
A. A. Murphey
Barnesville
Murphey
Pike County
Labga
Gathux
Gali
Savanna
Biust
Walker County Messenger
Jon Terrell
Bsill
Douglas Breeze
Joe Terrell
Thomasville
Estillhen
Stevens
Gergia
J. R. Hogan
Lincoln County
Home Journal
Lincolnton
Joe
Tim
Hogan
Rowe Price
Secretary of State
Leesburg
South Georgia
Willams. Yeates
Athens
Yeates
J. A. Helmes
North Carolina
Holmes
O. B Stevens
Albany
Waynesboro
Louisville
W. S. Murphy
J. F. Brown
I. E H. Farmer
T. F. Caulk
J. IK. Kinman
T. H. Warren
W. E H. Clark
J. A. Stone
J. A. Smith
Williem McDaniel
G. W W. Kelly
J. ®. Hannah
C. A. Matthews
T. Su Griner
Dunn
Laurens County
Wrightsville
Montgomery
Mount Vernon
Dupont Guerry
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