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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
9
The notice outlines subscription options for MnDaily and Sunny South newspapers. One year rates are eight dollars, with weekly options at ten nine, and combined three-month terms at proportional rates. The notice is dated Atlanta Georgia August 1901.
A survey of industrial gains across the Southern states cites cotton and textile growth, oil mills, pig iron, coal, railways, phosphate and petroleum output, and export value. From 1880 to the early 1900s, cotton yields and mill capacity rose sharply, coal and petroleum production surged, railway mileage expanded, and grain and export values nearly tripled. Official statistics from the U.S. government and reliable sources support the dramatic gains.
Commodore Murdock argues that future great wars will be fought across the globe beyond continents as armored ordnance expands the theater. He cites the Spanish-American War where battles occurred far from home and notes decisive clashes could occur in unexpected bays or distant coasts, not on familiar shores.
The speaker argues the sea unites nations and U S power rests on naval strength. The ocean, not land forces, becomes the field of action, with the navy safeguarding lines of communication and outlying territories. War history shows naval power shifts fortune. future military prep must focus on sea power.
The piece argues republicanism is dying in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania amid party rings and corruption. It highlights Wisconsin’s debate with reform led by Senators Spooner and Governor Lafollette, the push to organize precinct clubs, and calls to replace the current Republican leadership to avoid populist corruption.
The piece praises court action in Campbell Cherokee and Carroll counties where white men convicted for offenses against a colored man’s home show law’s reach. It credits Judge Candler and Solicitor General Kimsey, notes similar recent cases, and lauds Sheriff and officials for upholding due process and public reform across Georgia.
Announcements describe the coronation rite where the king first washes in a gilt basin and receives a silver gilt cup of wine from the lord of Great Wymondly. After drinking, the cup is returned, then a Scottish household master offers a gold cup for a second drink. More ceremonies follow with other lords and fees mentioned.
A humorous sketch describes a royal coronation scene with a king receiving wine in a gold cup from London’s lord mayor and twelve citizens, then from Oxford’s mayor and burgesses, followed by a charger of wafers. The Earl of Erroll appears as hereditary high constable amid the procession, with a noted avoidance of any lively sprinting.
A discussion portrays Marcus Hanna as a potential presidential nominee while Senator Stewart acts as his advocate. Stewart travels far west, contends Hanna may secure the nomination, and suggests public awareness will shape Hanna's standing. The piece notes Stewart’s confidence yet warns of a difficult campaign path ahead.
The African Methodist Episcopal Council of Georgia led by Bishop H M Turner in Katonton discussed the religious needs of the colored race and condemned mob violence and lynch laws while praising national prosperity. The address touched on disfranchisement efforts, political participation of negroes, and varied political mentions amid religious debate.
Georgia political scene swirls as candidates Terrell Guerry Turner Brantley Estill and J E K Estill vie for governor. South Georgia figures lure support amid a lively campaign outlook with endorsements, speeches, and widespread speculation on the nominee.
Lead editorial discusses August Views calling out southern fire insurance restrictions and the push to end laws that deter foreign capital. Mentions James T Dunlap and Eugene Oberdorfer, notes New York and Baltimore conditions, rising July fire losses, and various agents and company moves in Atlanta and Columbus.
The Atlanta Constitution sends Jos Oh to Gibraltar and the Orient for special study of the East. The aim is to explain why eastern markets buy American cotton and seeds, aiding farmers and profit in cotton regions. Ob sits to visit Japan, China, and other lands, reporting back on commerce and prospects.
Savannah reader notes Atlanta man among Oklahoma drawing winners. Atlanta Griffin News covers street railway warfare in Atlanta. Parties sue each other for heavy damages amid court battles. Dahlonega Nugget reports Dopars admitted turnout cooled like an iceberg. Amegré in Atlanta allegedly steals a Megela from police headquarters as the city remains tense.
Havana reports that a rural guard system, created under General Wood in Santiago and expanded island wide, has curbed brigandage. The mounted police, drawn from former soldiers and Cuban volunteers, protect towns, help in floods, and deter kidnappings and robberies, improving public order and security across provinces.
The National Association of Dentists wraps its fifth annual convention in Milwaukee naming Dr J A Libbey as president and electing officers to regions including Dr Guilford, De L Néel, Dr Dickinson, and Dr Pells. A new executive council member and a committee on organizing new societies are appointed.
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