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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1910

Page

7

Curio-Laden Georgia Campaign Notes and Satirical Digs

Notice to Subscribers lists traveling reps and routes, with a rambling August 18 1970 note. The column lampoons Georgia politics, references Bristow, Cannon Orr, Roosevelt and Taft, hints at Ohio Governor Harmon and Johnson Rockefeller, and jokes about marriages and bankruptcies while lampooning national conventions and social aims.

W Blackburn Moore Pverbey CH Donnelly W. D. Brumbelor W Fitoker Shyene Nine Constitution Publishting CO Atlanta

Roosevelt's Vision Of Our Southern Destiny

A historical piece discusses Theodore Roosevelt's view of the South's future role in national growth. It highlights constructive statesmanship and business, Panama Canal influence, and the South regaining leadership in commerce while shaping national policies. It notes rising political expression in the region and the South as a key economic hub for the era.

Theodore Roosevelt Charles Hart Davis Southern Commercial Congress Coronel Roosevelt Iirmly Panama Canal Pacific Roosevelt South Potomac Rio Grande America Icap

Practical boosting for Georgia campaign details state effort

The Greater Georgia Association plans a statewide promotional drive using stereopticon displays moving pictures and placards in midwest cities and county fairs. President W C Vereen says the program will demand persistent, well funded support from commercial bodies railroads farmers and business leaders.

Greater Georgia Association Middle West W. C.vereen Georgia Chicago Commonwealth

Georgia to stage statewide corn show next fall

The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce plans a state wide corn show to display Georgia farmers progress in corn cultivation. Prizes are expected for the state and for localities and districts, with Cooperating groups including the Georgia State Agricultural Society. The exhibit aims to reduce cotton dependence and boost home grain production, benefiting both rural and urban interests.

Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Committee On Agriculture Friends of Georgia State Agricultural Society Middle West Georgia

Faithful Legislative Servants Highlight Senate Clerks

The adjourned general assembly earns a mixed label but the clerical team shines. Senate Secretary Charles S. Northen and his capable assistants are praised for handling the session’s paperwork with efficiency and diligence.

General Assembly Senate Charles S. Northen

Georgia Verse Fragments and A Necklace of Arms

A collage of rustic poems and snippets from a Georgia scene. It weaves lyric lines about roses, arms as a necklace of love, summer scenes, a thief in a room, and lighthearted regional musings with references to a Georgia exchange and a fading magazine.

The Straw Hat Campaign Turns Up in Georgia

The Macon County Citizen notes a noisy straw hat campaign for governor with little impact. The Oglethorpe Echo reports in Fort Valley that two major Georgia senators shifted from Smith to Brown after learning more about Jon and Hoke.

Macon County Citizen Boba Imerriig Burner County Joe Brown Smith Oglethorpe Echo Fort Valley Georgia Brown Jon Hoke Brooks Brown Club Quitman

Letters From People Facts and Figures in Georgia Politics

A collage of excerpts from Georgia newspapers discusses Governor Brown and opponents like Hoke Smith. It criticizes bonds, political shifts, and party loyalties, urging support for certain candidates and arguing over state policy and leadership. The pieces reflect local sentiment and partisan rhetoric across multiple Georgia towns and papers.

Norman Park Jon Brown Ring Georgia Wall Street Boke Ratte Perry Ang Lars Hoke Smith Candler Pointees Stavens Joseph Fy Hay

Lyric Theatre Presents The Gambier and At Cony Corners

The Lyric stage features Emma Burting with The Gambier as the main attraction, praised by staff. Next week introduces At Cony Corners with Miss Bunting, Miss Adelaide Thurston’s former role, supported by Clyde Hollister and Miss Lilian Buise Long as the Gambier’s baby.

Lyric Theater Emma Burting Controus the Gambier McKee Rankin Constitution The Lyric Beat Ateck Company Cony Corners Mian Bunting Cony Cornera Adelaide Thurston Adil Avis Merrill Miss Bunting Clyde Hollister Mr Whitaker Glen Smith

Devoted Chinamen mourn at Monaghan funeral in Atlanta

Three Chinamen in fine dress viewed John B Monaghan’s face at his private chapel burial in Atlanta. They followed the procession in their carriage and attended the service, showing deep grief and admiration for the deceased.

Bierof John Monaghan John Br Monaghan Greenberg, Bond West View Mr. Monaghan Lum Woo East Mitchelltreet New Orleans Sam Woo Leter Jos Why Whitehall Monaghan George Bong Avanta Joe Why George Sne Wty Moore Memorial Church Shareh Holderby John Corcran Zach Rowan Crusty Father Morrow Father Morrow Officiated Those Who Acte As Pallbravera John Carrigan Andy Postewart Mika N Blount Prennie Z M Myera Solicitor Hill The Constitution Genera Mr Monaghan Spring Hotel Tenn Estor Conelluton John B. Monaghan Atlanta

Big Concert At Auditorium Tonight With Violin Virtuoso

Doctor Stearnes directs at Atlanta Auditorium with Michael Banner the renowned violinist. Banner performs Bach Chaconne and Liszt Battle March, plus Grieg Norwegian Bridal Procession and Chopin Notturno among other pieces. Ticket prices are low to fund Sunday recitals. program includes standard operatic and salon selections.

Stearnes Atlanta Conservatory Ambrosa Thomas Saint Saens Massenet Delibes Antonio Dvorak Fanner Bach Martha Lisbon Michael Bannet Liszt Battie Crag Bea William the First Prussia Grieg Chopin Bi Ziguenerweisen Serasate Michael Banner Guenod

Nurse Wed in Atlanta in Called by Cupid Ceremony

Aromantle wedding took place yesterday afternoon in Justice Orrs court basement. Miss Daisy B Gibson of El Paso Texas married Harold C Plummer of Ducktown Tennessee after meeting in Atlanta. Plummer is a mining engineer with Tennessee Copper Company and a Massachusetts Tech graduate. Gibson, trained nurse born in Brisbane, Australia, left her duties for the ceremony. The couple will settle in Ducktown after a few days in Atlanta.

Court of Justice Orr Daisy B. Gibson el Paso Texas Harold C. Plummer Ducktown Tenn Atlanta Mr. Plummer Gideon Ileana Justice of the Peace Judge Orr Justice Court Plummer Tennessee Copper Company Massachusetts Technological Institute Mise Gibaon Brisbane Australia Cupid

Chicago Claim Draws City Population Record

Chicago announces a new directory listing 802 108 residents and a total population figure of 2 220 018 by novel computing methods. Publishers claim Chicago may reach 2 600 000, with Ameri n home life cited. Alabama Planter Slain Reports say Mack Bargainer, a planter, was shot and killed at the Bargainer home near Tysonville by Reuben Herd a negro after a quarrel arising from field crossings.

Chicago Alabama Montgomery Als Mack Bargainer Reuben Herd Bargainer Tysonville Ala

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