Subscriptions and notices at Constitution 1911
ATLANTA GA April 27 1911 notice to subscribers lists rates daily Saturday weekly terms and routes for delivery outside Atlanta mentions advertising manager for territory and Washington Bureau locations in Hibbs Building Fifteenth Street New York and Broadway stations The piece includes political commentary on Lorimer Hobson Depew Cannon and Roosevelt with a mix of editorial musings on peace and war in Mexico and Georgia spring music and mockingbirds.
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Carr
Atlanta
Holliday Constitution
New York
Hotaling
Broadway
Twenty Ninth Street
Park Row
Faennylvania Railroad Station
Madison
H Donnelly
Brimbeior
Reynolds
E_ MARSHALL
Stokes
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Atlanta’s Second Grand Opera Season Opens With La Gioconda
The city launches its second season of grand opera tonight with La Gioconda as the premier presentation. Ticket sales already exceed the original guarantee fund, and continued sales are expected through closing night. The Metropolitan Opera Company brings a strong repertoire and star talent, drawing audiences from Georgia and across the southern states. Atlanta asserts itself as a cultural hub for music lovers and colleges alike.
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Atlanta
Metropolitan Opera Company
Grand Opera
Georgia
Georiia
Atlanta Hebrews Indorse Peace Mass Meeting Planned
The Constitution plans a May mass meeting at the Auditorium Armory to ratify an Anglo-American peace pact with the Jewish Temple congregation endorsing the idea by acclamation. Rabbi David Marx outlined the proposal as Baptist and Methodist leaders support it and other denominations may join. The aim is a broad southern representation to influence Senate debate. Next week to begin negotiations with other states.
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Auditorium Armory
Chamber of Commerce
South
United States Senate
Senate
Canal celebration eyed for New Orleans in 1913
National interest grows as negotiations begin for a Pan American canal celebration in New Orleans and Louisiana during autumn 1913. Southern Commercial Congress, city leaders, and business groups see benefits from hosting the nation when water enters the canal. A preevent conference eighteen months ahead would test campaigns for international trade and awaken Southern business to opportunities.
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Southern Commercial Congress
New Orleans
Louisiana
San Francisco
Crescent City
South
Building Healthy Womanhood and the Girl Guides Movement
A New York City initiative aims to form the Girl Guides to train adolescent girls in outdoor recreation and physical fitness, matching Boy Scout ideals. The piece argues progress over the past century redefines women’s exercise, emphasizing health, emancipation, and the need for wholesome outdoor activity for future wives and mothers.
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New York City
Boy Scout Movement
Girl Guides
Neighborhood Cleaning Pact Promoted by Atlanta Club Women
A club woman in Atlanta urges ongoing sanitary effort after the City Federation of Women's Clubs proclaims Cleaning-Up Day. She notes that yearly scrubbing is easy, but sustaining cleanliness year round requires persistent preaching of the sanitation gospel. Another Atlanta woman is quoted on the same theme.
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Atlanta
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Neighborhood Sanitation Through Civic and Club Action
A letter urges tactful neighborly agreements to enforce garbage and sanitary ordinances. It notes ward organization among men and calls for women’s groups to form neighborhood sub committees. The aim is to spur humane civic effort, improve health, and elevate community pride through shared standards.
From Georgia to Europe and a drowsy fellow
A fragment from a Georgia pageant style piece features reflections on winter and May, writers planning trips to Europe for a respite, comic verses about sowing and reaping, a hot sun dialogue, and snippets titled The Hard Times Philosopher The Ways of Polition and A Song. It evokes a period flavor with personified poems and light political jab.
Commends Gov Brown for Stripling action in Georgia
A letter praises Governor Brown for declining to pardon convicted murderer Strip Ung, lauding his stance to uphold law and protect rural homes. The writer warns against undoing court work, condemns impulsive mercy, and expresses sympathy for Mrs. Stripling and family, urging acknowledgment of justice and support. Greensboro April.
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Brown
Strip Ung
Stripling
Cooper
Georgia
Prison’ Commission
Willingham Will Hunt for Gold in Alaska
Atlantan Willingham, famed for a Georgia gold mine, plans an Alaska prospecting trip with his wife. They depart May 8 for four months, visiting Ellondike en route from Washington, then return with possible reports on Klondike riches.
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Willingham
Georgia
Alaska
Washington
Kion
Ausata
Ill condition of Dr. T. C. Longino serious in Atlanta
Dr. T. C. Longino, a prominent Atlanta physician born in 1874, is seriously ill at a private sanitarium. He served as a surgeon in the Spanish American War, aided flood victims in Galveston, married Morton Campbell, and has a son named Thomas Candler Longino.
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T. C. Longino
Atlanta
Longing
Palmetto
T. D. Longino
Southern Medical College
Galveston
Texas
Morton Campbell
Thomas Candler Longino
The Home Family Thanks Friends After Matron’s Death
The Home for the Friendless issues a card of thanks for tokens of sympathy at the death of its matron Miss Mitchell Thacard. The note expresses sincere gratitude, notes her happiness among flowers, and asks that in sorrow their friends be remembered with divine reward.
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Miss Mitchell Thacard
Miss Mitchell
Trut
May Elect Burrows Named For SBC Presidency
Americus Georgia April 26 Georgia Baptists show strong interest in Dr Lansing Burrows D D pastor First Baptist Americus and long time secretary to the Southern Baptist Convention being prominently mentioned as a candidate for president when the convention meets in Jacksonville in May. He is regarded as the best who ever served his brethren and a fitting choice for the honor.
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Burrows
Americus
iBrectal
Georgia Baptists
de. Lansing Burrows
D.D
First Baptist Church of
South
Southern Baptist Convention
Jacksonville
Lansing Burrows
Georgi
Hhe
Grandson of Lee Speaks At Atlanta Memorial DayCeremony
Memorial day exercises at Oakland cemetery honored Confederate veterans with a large crowd. Colonel Robert E. Lee, grandson of the lost cause leader, delivered an improvised speech praising Southern soldiers and recounting causes of the war.
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Oakland Cemetery
Atlanta
Lee
Robert E. Lee
The
Lost Cause
Nis
Blue Ike
Army of Northern Virginia
South
Atlante
W W Memminger
All Saints’ Church
W. M Slaton
South Stands Solid As Ever In Griffin Confederate Memorial
Griffin April 26 Special Griffin paid tribute to confederate dead and honored veterans at the Bijou theater in a crowded memorial program led by Prof JH Walker. Mrs William H Felton delivered a forceful oration praising southern unity and loyalty, condemning Taft’s efforts to win the South for the Republicans. Crosses of honor were awarded to veterans, and a gold medal for a Civil War essay went to Marjorie Wolcott. A military salute was fired by the Spalding Grays and veterans were treated to a dinner at the Oxford cafe.
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Lee
Calquitt
Gordon x
Colonel Lee
Aouthern
Lincoln
Boston
Chicago
Cormng
Patil
Charles A Whittier
Pish
Henry Ward Beecher
Teddy” Roosevelt
Griffin
Bijou
JH. Walker
William H. Felton
Carteraville
South
Taft
Republican Party
Georgia
Felton
James & Boynton
James S. Boynton
Boynton
U. D
Governor Boynton
Easay
Marjorie Wolcott
Pauline Leady
Spalding Grays
Oxford Cafe
Sermon on World Peace by Dr Dunbar Ogden
Dr Dunbar Ogden pastor of the Central Presbyterian church will preach next Sunday evening on Peace Among the Nations The Supreme Is the Hour The service is a rally for world wide peace He supports a peace conference in Atlanta and hopes his sermon will inspire his congregation to back the conference.
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Dunbar Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Women Hikers Reach Dalton on Savannah to St Louis Trek
Mire Margaret Cole and Mrs. Margaret Brown former Savannah walkers proceed through Dalton on their 900 mile trek to St. Louis. The two women, part of a 9 42,500 wager, left Dalton yesterday morning aiming for Graysville twenty miles away and Chattanooga tonight. They report averaging twenty to thirty miles daily as they travel through Paiton, Ga.
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Dalton
Paiton
Margaret Cole
Margaret Brown
Savannah
St. Louis
Graysville
Chattanooga
Anti-Saloon Workers Return From Macon Rally
Dr George W Young and J B Richards of the Anti-Saloon League report Central City was aroused by seven meetings held Saturday to boost prohibition. Rev Charles L Colling of the Fior da League aided. Dr Young and others will travel to Augusta for another rally Sunday as interest grows.
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Macon
George W Young
J B Richards
Anti-Saloon League
Baturdey
Charles L. Colling
Fiorda League
Young
A R Holderby
Mr. Richards
Augusta
Hillyer Trust Co Buys $200000 Rome Bonds
The Hillyer Trust Company has bought the 200000 dollar Rome Georgia four percent bonds recently voted for that city. The price paid was 204020 dollars. The bonds were awarded to the Atlanta firm in a competitive selection among many financial institutions nationwide.
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Hillyer Trust CO
Rome
Hillyer Trust Company
Atlanta
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