Notice to Subscribers From The Constitution Publisher
A garbled OCR style notice to subscribers mentions traveling solicitors W Overby and C H Donnelly and others. It references political tabloid commentary, railings about resignations, and various political figures amid a broad, satirical newspaper column voice.
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Overby
Donnelly Solicitors
W. W. Blackburn Cuarles
Moore
Spixer
Ernest Camp
Ciss Constitution Publishing CQ
Georgia House Praised for Sound Fiscal Work
The Georgia House receives praise for its thorough appropriations and revenue plans. Chairman Davis of Burke prepared the bill, and Chairman Wise of Fayette ready the Ways and Means proposal, signaling a busy Senate session with strong work in both chambers. The piece also weighs on cotton statistics policy, arguing for a competent paid corps of observers over a large volunteer network to improve accuracy and stabilize government reports.
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House
Georgia
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On Ways and Means
Davis
Burke
Wise
Fayette
Senate
Congress
Hyde
Bureau of Statistics
John C. Murphy
Magnolia
Arik
Murphy
Alabama
Tennessee
cot_ ton
Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
Pressing questions on reporting costs and forestry funds
The article discusses calls for accurate reporting, the cost of a paid reporting system, and government support. It notes the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association raising $160,000 to fund a Yale forestry chair, praising forest conservation and reflecting on Tolstoi's comments on Russian unrest and the idea of "bonest cent anarchy" as part of evolving reform.
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National Lumber Manufacturers' Association
Yale Forest School
Aouth
World-Trotting Professor Lands in Work House
Charles Rowxel, once a Paris educated professor of belles lettres and claimed former South American treasury official and chief mathematics professor, was arrested in Madison Square Park as a vagrant after a world tour and wandering since leaving Paris. He told Magistrate Cornell of a tumultuous career and a need to flee the country.
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Work House
New York
Charles Rowxel
Rowsl
Madison Square Park
Honfluras
Paris
Cornell
Treasury
University
Georgia Lyrical Fragments and Local Verse Spotlight
A collage of dialect poetry and satirical verse from Georgia centering on Mr. Summer, progress, college life, and local scenes. Includes a playful ode to Georgia and brief comments on literature and business, with humorous jabs at pricing and public notices. The piece features regional language, local figures, and seasonal imagery.
Letters from people regarding poll tax and voting
A Washington letter discusses a proposal by Hon. B A Wootten to make poll tax payments voluntary and to define the nonpayment process. It recalls Toombs and Stephens favoring such measures to curb ignorant voters, arguing temporary revenue loss is acceptable for long term political and financial prosperity. The writer signals support for Wootten’s plan and respect for the named figures.
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Toombs
Stephens
B.A. Wootten
Wilkes
Mr. Stephens
Couran
Buch & Wensure
Wonttan
Ihl Colley
Washington
Whiskey Demon Sermon At Forest Park Celebration
At the Claytom county Sunday schools event in Forest Park Georgia Hoke Smith candidate for governor delivered a sermon titled the Whiskey Demon. He spoke to about 309 attendees including many women and children. Smith paused for interruptions, emphasized child welfare and the dangers of drink, and shared the tale of a mechanic ruined by alcohol ending with a plea for temperance.
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Forest Parks
Claytom County
Forest Park
Hoke Smith
Mr. Smith
Eugene Blalock
Ernesboro
Ula
Osten
Smith
Walt'ng
Atlanta
Ics
Georgia
Ton
Joeph
Eliks
Wowell
Han
Sehor
Hdale
The
Atlanta Journal
Stephens
Herald
Zestepday
Baroeet
Hogan
Hanry
Democrats
Lincoln County
Freeman Endorses Temperance Fight Denounces Smith Parrott
Alvan D Freeman of Newnan, Georgia, a leading lawyer and press figure, writes in opposition to Mr. Smith in the gubernatorial race. He argues Smith profits from bar business and rails against liquor, urging Georgia delegates to oppose him and support anti corruption and temperance measures. Freeman appeals to moral conscience, warns voters of ruin to families, and calls for electing a candidate aligned with prohibition.
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Aivan D Freeman
Sontt
Newnan
George
Judge Freeman
Georgia
Cleveland
Smith
Piedmont
Parrott
Mr. Smith
Ana Husbaan
Gmith
Mr Parrot
Cnn
Cape
Trestom
Georg
Chereamgy
Senate
Romeh
Nps
Tex
Guerey
Gover
Seab Wright
Xaewe
Wright
Dade
Doesnt Take Own Medicine in Hardwick Race Irony in Augusta Editorial
A 19th century Augusta Chronicle/Curtone piece lampoons Congressman Hardwick and Senator Hogan amid a disputed tenth district congressional race. It questions party criticisms and smokes out perceived political persecution while flagging racial tensions and local farm interests in Lincoln County during the bitter contest.
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Hardwick
Augusta Curonte
Filhtor Chronicle
Augnsta
Atate Amt
Senator Hogan
Lincoln County
Congress
Augusta
Mr Hardwick
Br. Hogan
Mar Hardwick
Platforn
Wien
Heralt
Heavy storm disrupts Caronia voyage and passengers
Reports describe a severe electrical disturbance aboard the Caronia in August. Passengers faced vibrations and rough conditions as the storm affected navigation and on board systems. No injuries confirmed, crew efforts focused on stabilizing the ship and maintaining safety.
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Caronia
Pia
Erpool
Ates Ain
Renke - Spacentiy
Clayton County Speech Echoes 1906 Piedmont Defense
In Jonesboro Georgia on August 2 1906 a speaker criticizes a journalist and discusses ownership and justice as he defends a local charity and addresses a school gathering in Clayton County. The report notes the journalist’s columns and asks who the speaker really is while recounting the event.
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Pune
Atlanta
Adi
Addreaaeg
Piedmont
Clayton County
Jonesboro
Fragmented transcription of parliamentary proceedings notes
A garbled OCR like record describes a parliamentary session discussing measures, payments, and employment ages. It references the majority, a special order, and motions by individuals named in unclear text, with debate over emoluments and age eligibility. Limited readable entities include Mr Anderisn and Mr Brovad amid procedural actions.
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Anderisn
Brovad
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