Notice to Sub Societies Published by Constitution
An 1901 notice from The Constitution of Atlanta names traveling representatives W. H. Overby and W. Woodliff, city collectors R. L. Cannon James T. Carter and Clauda A. Virgin, and lists subscription rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions, with post office and publication details in Atlanta Georgia dated August 23 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HB. Overby
W. ¥. Woodliff
R. L. Cannon
James T. Carter
Clauda A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Friezea
Postoffice
Atlanta
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
Sunny South
Cotton Buyers Unite to Reform Southern Cotton Trade
The SE Freight Association hosts a gathering of interior cotton buyers from Georgia, Alabama, and the Carolinas. They push for reform of market classifications, freight rates, and rail cooperation to end producer exploitation and stabilize prices from field to freight car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Southeastern Freight Association
West
de Joss
Cotton Buyers’ Association
Debate on Southern Industry and Negro Image
A conservative Georgia paper critiques Northern biases about cotton markets and race. It cites The Morning News of Savannah discussing violence by African Americans, gun ownership, and crime, contrasting antebellum chivalry with modern riots while urging philosophical analysis of the racial question and regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Savannah
Barbariam
Pooler
Haiti
Africa
South
Printers Back Militia Civic Duty in Labor Rights Debate
The printers’ national convention rejected a resolution targeting militia service. They state workers’ rights arise from citizenship and imply laborers share equal burdens and privileges, defending law and order and urging conservative, responsible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention
Miliia
America
Titles of British Sovereigns Through the Ages
A review of how English monarchs gradually extended royal titles from king of the English to king of England and beyond. The piece traces Edward VII and earlier rulers, noting additions like lord of Ireland, Defender of the Faith, and claims to France, with examples from Edward the Confessor to Henry VIII and the Normans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VII
Canada
Australia
Great Britain
Edward the Confessor
William I
Hastings
William Rufus
Engish
Henry VIII
Ireland
John
Luther
Evolution of English royal titles through the ages
The article traces how sovereigns from Elizabeth I to Victoria used expanding titles from her highness to queen and empress. It notes shifts under James I from sacred majesty to his majesty and the broader reach of royal names across Britain, Ireland, and colonies. It argues for recognizing England's history and the significance of titles in national identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I
Scotland
Anne
Qreen
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Elizabeth
England
Virginia
George VII
United Kingdom
Victoria
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Henry VIII
Georgia University Attendance Ranked Third in Nation
Georgia holds third among six U S universities with attendance over 8,000 at 3 229 students The Chicago Record Herald cites coeducation as a factor Macon Telegraph counters that the Georgia university does not educate women and state support is limited The real cause is Georgia peoples drive to educate their sons The piece notes 1000 women study in affiliated extensions and predicts we must reach the top of the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States
Chicago Record-Herald
Macon Telegraph
Georgia University
Telegraph
Milledgeville Industrial
State Nove Mal
Athens
North Georgia Agricultural
Dahlonega
The Tariff Can Be Honest In National Debate
The piece argues there is no free trade party in the United States and ties tariff honesty to Democratic support. It cites The Cincinnati Enquirer and The Constitution to claim tariffs fund government and must be honest. The call to action targets tariff beneficiaries to purge corruption from the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
United States
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
Custom House
Press Criticism and Political Debate Across Regions
A compiled opinion piece discusses criticism of the press by former journalists and politicians. It cites John Temple Graves, The Raleigh News and Observer, and Booker T. Washington, noting divisions over press influence on crime reporting and public perception. It also previews political candidacy chatter in Georgia and remarks on free speech in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple Graves
Raleigh News and Observer
Sam Hose
Booker Washington
Graves
News and Observer
Baleleh News and Observer
Georgia Democrats
Fovernor
Southern Georgia voices claim for political honors
Representative H. M. Franklin surveys Georgia politics, arguing South Georgia has ample offices and officials in state government. He cites examples from Augusta to Columbus, noting South Georgia natives hold roles in the Supreme Court, railroad commission, pension board, and other offices, urging balance without regional bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Georgia
Coubtless
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Methodist Church
North
House of
Supreme Court
Simmons, Fish and Little
Prison Commission
Tom Eason
Turner
Invinton
Wilkinton County
Bacon
Liberty County
H. M. Franklin
Washington Co
Tennille
Echoes From The People In Southern Georgia Governor Race
A fragmented political piece argues voters should judge candidates by merit rather than regional bias. The text satirically contrasts southern and northern Georgia contenders, urging voters to pick the better man regardless of origin. It reflects sectional debate within a local political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Wika
Josid
South
Georgia
North Georgia
Soreei
Albany Herald Outlook on Turner's Gubernatorial Contests
A summary of editorials from several papers including Albany Herald Elberton Tribune and Jackson Argus on Henry G Turner and Col Estill in the Georgia governor race. They discuss Turners clarity of expression disputes over interviews and support from various factions such as Guerry Pope Brown and Terrell with lighter remarks on the nomination dynamics and regional loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Herald
Henry G. Turner
Turner
Colonel Entill
Kimerit
Quitman
Himelf
Isaac
Colonel Estill
Elberton Tribune
Guerry
Pope Brown
South Georgia
Terrell
Atlanta Vagrants and Police Debates Across Georgia Newsrooms
Georgia papers report Atlanta faces 300 vagrants at work on the chaingang and a police force cut of nine men. other items note dog incidents in church, abolition of detectives, and address-change quirks for residents. References warn of corruption roots in Illinois politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvilla
Times-Enterprise
Atlanta
Dahlonega
Forsyth
Buck and Ball
Ball
Buck
Wadley
Bonner
LaGrange
Jonestero
Enterprise
Allanta
New York
Walton Tribune
Georgia
Elief
Tend Me Your Ears to Riley and Stanton in Marietta
A fragment from the Marietta Ga Journal notes woodland birds and singing warblers. It references neighbors Frank and Jim, a Georgia mockingbird, and a call to unite voices in balmy weather. The verse likens local birds to human crowds and hints at musical harmony across rival sounds.
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Riley
Stanton
Poe
Frank
Jim
Bridges
Marietta
Journal
Rural Political Debate and Agricultural Outlook in Mississippi and Georgia
The note discusses Senator Tillman’s stance on South Carolina politics and a call for Southern farmers to unite for a potato and cabbage crop surge. It cites The Augusta Chronicle on harmony and suggests Mississippi farmers plant Irish potatoes and cabbage to capitalize on strong northern demand. It notes a rise in farms nationwide and argues tenant farming and land settlement shape modern agriculture, and mentions plans for a Columbus edition to promote the city’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Mississippi Clarion
Paberg
Mississinpi
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Wimnest & Fends
Augusta Chronicle
Carroll
Wright
Thomas E. Watson
Texas
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Pres and
Bos
Misr
Mexico
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Decans
Young Ten
Baltimore Herald
North Carolina
Hoke
Charlotte
Court House
Raleigh
Boston Globe
Boston
New England
Charleston
MacArthur
Manana
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Manuel Noda
Alcaide
Isle of Pines
Colonel Scott
Sanchez
Kansan
Brother Gage
Wanamaker
Mr. McKinley
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Democrats
Sige
Hacketts
Secretary Long
Croker
Ashbridge
Francis Joseph
General Miles
Buffalo Midway
Republican Party of
Corbin
Edward VIII
Thary
Roy
Ives
William
Love
James Whitcomy Riley
Promised Land
Kaze
Dixie
Miss Lou
Mandy
Happiness Jenkins
Fulton
Merse
Love's Gate
Kipling
Edgar Allan Poe
Mr. Turner
Jackson Argus
Limited States Senate
Wayne County
Titton Gazette
Sparta Tshmaelite
Duponterry
Kansas City Times
Yates
Illinois
the Daily Notebook
Savannah News
Tilman
McLaurin
Tillman
South Carolina
Enquirer-S8un
Comptroller General's Office
Muscogee
Enquirer-Sun
Bainbridge
Watnter
Blain
New York Evening Post
Good Roads Congress
Buffalo
Good Roads Association
Illinoigs Central Railroad
New Orleans
Chicago
Post
Adirondacks
White Mountains
Berkshire Hills
Missinginpi
Southers
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