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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1903
Page
5
A dense 1903 telegram from AANTA GA surveys politics, finance and foreign affairs with sharp riffs on Cleveland, McKinley era figures like Schwab and Morgan, Carnegie, Littauer and Booker Washington. It comments on Cuba loans, Wall Street finance, press power, and race and science one-liners, ending with warnings about corner men and public opinion in a sweeping, opinionated column.
The legislative committee’s open thorough inquiry finds no proof of legal or criminal lobbying. It dispels rumors, notes open solicitation by parties with disclosed interests, and lauds the assembly for achievements in education revenues and state welfare, urging trust in its record and citizens to judge the evidence.
The piece discusses Republican tariff reform efforts and internal party conflicts led by Hanna Aldrich and Allison. It cites McKinley’s reciprocity stance, Roosevelt’s early advocacy, and questions whether current GOP leaders are truly committed to reforms. Also notes Atlanta Terminal Station coverage and praise from newspapers.
The city’s proposed terminal draws praise for its modern Spanish architecture, seen as a symbol of Atlanta’s progress. Tourists passing through each winter to Florida and beyond would encounter a first impression of Atlanta’s standards, guiding how other lands view future developments.
The Macon Telegraph rebukes sensational lobby reporting as unfounded slander. It defends the legislature’s integrity, condemns innuendo and hearsay, and urges long overdue accountability for those who smear public servants.
Athens August 9 Special The State Normal School will receive ninety five $50 scholarships funded by Georgians enabling a teacher with $45 more to study ten months at the normal school. Five more are needed before General Education Board funds match for another 100. Last year $10,666.65 was raised with $10,277.85 spent on worthy students and $389.10 in the bank.
Fall River Mass August 9 The mills here will not be more affected this week than last with about 7600 operatives idle and a weekly wage saving of 960000. Twelve corporations and sixteen mills are hit. curtailment is expected to continue for six weeks or until new cotton is marketed.
A patchwork page mixes rural verse with terse foreign notes and social quirks. It references Georgia themes, a campaign joke about earthquakes, a hot weather lyric, and a skewed exchange on editor talents. International items discuss England's Free Trade drift, Canada Australia and New Zealand tariffs, and American women in Bongoa amid Moro interest.
A vivid profile portrays Sarafoff as a 30 year old Bulgarian Macedonian movement leader with deep roots in anti Turkish uprisings. Born in Ljubjevo, he endured family oppression, trained as an officer, and in 1885 led eighty followers to seize Melnik. He aims to ignite a wider revolt to seize Constantinople and rule a new Macedonian state, risking European conflict.
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