Nichols & Holliday Advertising Managers for Territory
Atlanta Georgia August 21 1900 notice lists Nichols and Holliday as sole advertising managers for all territory outside Atlanta. Includes rates for daily one year and Sunday editions with Sunny South, plus postage rates for United States Canada and Mexico and page counts for different editions.
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Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Sunny South
United States
Canada
Mexic
If and credit in the Santiago naval battle sparked a scandal
The piece argues a telegraph from Rear Admiral Sampson admitting total victory would have spared the controversy over credit for the Santiago fight. It contends such a statement would elevate Sampson, honor Schley, and show generous justice, blaming the "if" for the ensuing naval scandal.
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Santiago
Sampson
New York
Shatter
Santiago Harbor
Schley
Dignity of Religion Versus Uncomfortable Church Practices
The article criticizes a minister’s practice of rocking during sermons as a harmful reform that eases bodily discomfort but harms the church’s dignity. It argues reforms causing reproach undermine the sacred office and its solemn messages, suggesting closed doors in summer over such conditions.
Bluntness as Virtue Scarce in Dr Andrews Lecture
A lecture by Dr. Benjamin Andrews argued blunt talk is not a virtue though deceit can be justified if it serves a worthy end. He condemned salary driven preachers and mocks conventional social lies such as polite letter closings. The piece notes preachers of old may be shocked by this new morality in a fast era.
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Benjamin Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Andrews
Schley
Sampson
Charleston News and Courier
Bryan Funeral Oration Sparks Democratic Debate
The piece mocks opponents of democracy over shelved Bryan feelings and cites reactions from The New York Sun and The Nashville American. It notes Virginia Democrats praising Nebraska’s Bryan, Barksdale’s remarks, and forecasts lively Democratic care as action approaches despite Republican obituary talk.
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Mr. Bryan
Virginia
Mr. Barksdale
Democratic Temple of Fame
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Samuel J. Tilden
New York Sun
Bryan
Nashville American
Barksdale
Preaching in Heat Prompts Unconventional Sermon Tactics
An 96 degree sermon weather discussion notes a western minister appearing in a shirt waist to stay cool and avoid perspiration while preaching. In Sheboygan Michigan an eccentric preacher adds a rocking chair to the pulpit adopting a Socratic seat method to avoid discomfort and seek clearer instruction.
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Lfe
Christ
Sheboygan, Mich
Pennsylvania Reform Honesties Put to Test in Quay Clash
The Knoxville Sentinel notes Pennsylvania reformers are on trial amid a revolt against Quay. Democratic confidence grows, while Republican papers voice support for the democratic convention. The fight centers on Quay versus Wanamaker, with reformers considered unreliable.
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Pennsylvania
Quay
Knoxville Sentinel
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
How Times Do Change in Sabbath Attitudes
The Boston Transcript notes a Hartford mass meeting demanding Sunday baseball with golf and lawn tennis, showing New England’s Sabbath erosion. It contrasts past strict observance with rising secularism and higher criticism guiding believers toward new beliefs.
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Hartford
Boston Transcript
New England
Burned money dispute erupts after old man dies
In Minnesota an unusual feud unfolds as an elderly man orders administrators to seize his bank cash and burn it until nothing remains, aiming to spite his heirs. None of his supposed heirs are present, complicating the legal fallout and prompting questions about the will and estate.
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Minnesota
Eshes
Testator's will dispute over money and mental capacity
Legal opinion questions if a will can destroy money by fire and whether the testator was mentally competent. Dudley Hughes is praised for leading the Georgia State Agricultural Society. Friction of ideas is valuable for farmers, and Southern leadership is discussed in relation to statewide politics. The New York World comments on Georgia colonels and potential gubernatorial contests.
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United States
Dudley Hughes
State Agricultural Society of Georgia
Pat
New York World
Georgia
Montague
Knoxville Sentinel
Virginia
China
Florida Times-Union
Times-Union
National Party
Democratic Party
Ohl
Dixie Manufacturer
Atlanta Constitution
Japan
Korea
Philipping Islands
Daily Constitution
Constitution
Warmony Grove
Banks
Jackson
Harmony Grove
Peter Zellers
Eiberton
C. J. Hood
The Masked Reformers and Labor Troubles Debate
A fragmented critique argues reform writers misrepresent cotton mill life, claiming operatives enjoy better wages and homes than portrayed. It contrasts sensationalist mill-horror narratives with evident improvements and urges focus on real conditions and local prosperity. It also notes related editorials on trade, roads, schools, and political stances in several papers.
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Charlotte Observer
Pig headed Joe and propinquity in world affairs
A collage of dated opinion fragments critiques British policy after a distant war, lampoons a stubborn monarch, and cites The Times, The New York World, and The Knoxville Sentinel. The piece parodies strategy, attitudes toward imperial conflict, and social mores with satirical garlands of references and humorous vignettes.
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Joe
Slave Market Cheerfulness Across Northern Nigeria
A grim Empire Review excerpt notes smiling slave market faces, viewing sale as chance for a future. A boy might rise to city ruler, while a girl escapes village restrictions, hoping to bear a child who may regain privileged status with a master, possibly a sultan, highlighting bleak borders of consent and power.
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Nigeria
The
Empire Review
Turner Estill feud framed in Georgia governor race chatter
Augusta Chronicle reports Turner reply to Estill interview hints at souring ties between two prominent South Georgians. Across papers, notes that a Turner candidacy would affect Estill’s own gubernatorial ambitions, with several editors urging unity for a South Georgia candidate amid a crowded field including Guerry Terrell Brown and Turner.
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Turner
Estill
Augusta Chronicle
Colonel Estill
Mr. Turner
Acworth Post
Dupont Guerry
Jon M. Terrell
J. H. Estill
J. Pope Brown
H. @. Turner
Guerry
Vic
South Georgia
Georgia
Newnan
Henry G. Turner
Coronel Joe Terrell
Ohl's World Tour Tied To Atlanta Constitution Plans
Jos Ohl, Washington correspondent for The Atlanta Constitution, departs with Congressman John Wesley Gaines for the Philippines. The trip aims to gather and report news for readers, following a path likened to a modern journalism voyage rather than a Jules Verne adventure.
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Bainbridge
The
Atlanta Constitution
Jos: Ohl
Orient
Constitution
Mr. Ohl
North Georgia
Jos
Ohl
Wilem
Curtin
Chicago Record-Herald
John Wesley Gaines
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jos Ob
Washington
Philippines
John Wester
Northeast Georgia Sees Rich Late Season Crops and Mills
Northeast Georgia reports lush late season crops with heavy rains bringing some damage but not derailing a strong yield. Harmony Grove and nearby towns push growth with new mills and sanatoriums. Oconee White Sulphur Springs memories linger as Harmony Grove merchants expand, while plans for a state fair spark local enthusiasm.
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Georgia
Jackson County
Jackson
Georgian
Harmony Grove
Apple Valley
Jefferson
Ena Hoschton
Rhe Grove
Winder
Eriton
Hall
Walton
Swinnett
Gainesville
New Holland
Pelzer Company
Tanburge
New Holland Springs
George
Oranee
Ferdinand Phinizy
Athens
New Orleans
Washington
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Corporal Tanner
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James Whitcomb Riley
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Brother Dickey
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Billville Banner
Journaliam
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New South
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