Constitution Bureau Adverts and Notices in 1907
A fragmented clipping from The Constitution Publishing Co Atlanta lists advertising managers and agents for The Constitution. It notes where to obtain copies in New York at Hoteling's Agency Broadway and 38th Street and urges subscribers to avoid paying to unofficial solicitors. The piece also parades a string of brief, social, and political anecdotes and notices from various papers.
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New York
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Constitution
Reorganized Georgia Railroad Commission Opens for Business
The Georgia railroad commission has been reorganized with three gubernatorial appointees, a new chairman, and expanded powers. It faces key tasks including establishing the port rate between Atlanta and seaports, tackling demurrage, passenger rates, and the free pass issue under a stricter regime, with penalties up to 5000 dollars for violations.
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New Or Reorganized Railroad Commission of Georgia
Commission
Macon Telegraph
Atlanta
Macon
Albany
Americus
Dawson
Old Railroad Commission
Savannah
Brunswick
Telegraph
Georgia
Seaboard
New Railroad Commission
New Commission
Bryan’s Standout Lead in Democratic Campaign Rumor Mill
The article argues for William Jennings Bryan as the Democratic leader for the nation, noting strong southern support and deeming rival booms as weak. It compares Bryan’s lasting appeal to earlier leaders and predicts continued dominance, with widespread expectation of his nomination and influence across states.
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Willi
Pelief
Jennings Bryan
Aneone
Kansas City Star
Prom
Democrats
Clark
News-Scimitar
Livan
South
Senate
Bryan
Henry Clay
Memphis
Andrew Jackson
Harry
Zachary Taylor
Louisiana
John
Breckenridge
Jeff Davis
Tileen
Hancock
Parker
Virginia
Tex
Judge Parker Defends Careful Lawmaking and States' Rights
Judge Parker deplores haste in legislation and warns against overreaching reforms. He cites New York, Georgia and other states where lawmakers rushed bills, urging thorough committee review and constitutional amendment to adjust federal state powers. He argues judges should not nullify state laws without due process and cautions against sweeping reforms that harm the public.
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Alton B. Parker
American Bar Association
New York Assembly
Parker
New York
Georgia
Hughes
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Push The Boys' Club for Atlanta Comes Nearing Success
Indications point to a firm Boys' Club for Atlanta, with a decisive council chamber meeting to formalize a permanent organization. The project aims to provide instruction, recreation, and moral development, pulling boys off the streets with a low dues structure and a modern building already secured under George C. Dorr's leadership. Notable community supporters back the plan as vital to city welfare and future generations. The piece also salutes The Walton Tribune’s August industrial issue edited by Ernest Camp, praising its demonstration of Monroe and Walton county prosperity and Editor Camp’s success, with congratulations from The Constitution.
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Atlanta
Hsceek
Club
George C. Dorr
Isaac
Weekly Press of
Georgia
Walton Tribune
Ernest Camp
Monroe
Walton County
Tribune
Camp
The
Farmers seek daily weather reports for RF D routes
Letters to The Constitution from farmers in Georgia request daily weather bulletins for RF D routes. J B Marbury of the Weather Bureau explains forecasts are sent to rural patrons where possible, but morning carrier schedules and 24 hour lead times prevent distribution on all routes. He notes efforts to reach every farmer and invites further suggestions.
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Béltor
RF. D
B. Owens
Washington
J. B. Marbury
United States Weather Bureau
Atlanta
C. H. Gwens
Washington, Ga
Georgia
Semmecatals
Ind
J.B .Marbury
Railroads to furnish lists of free passes today
The Georgia railroad commission plans to demand monthly reports from railroads on free passes and franks. Commissioners Callaway and others weigh power to halt issuance. A meeting today will discuss a proposed order requiring notices by October 16 and likely extend to other public service firms. A rate reduction for passenger travel is set to take effect Monday as variables diverge among carriers.
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Be- Het
Commission
Railroad Commission
Franks
Fuller E. Callaway
Warner Hill
Callaway
Tan
McLendon
Lendon
R Allroads
Joseph Richardson
Southeastern Passenger Assoction
Equitable
Alabama
J. 8. B. Thompson
Southern
C. A. Wickersham
West Point
T. K. Scott
The
Georgia Railroad
W. A. Winburn
Central of Georgia Rairoad
C. E. Tlurman
Western and Atlanta Railroad
AL Fy Parrott
Georgia Southern and Florida
J. W. Oglesby
South Georgia and West Coast Railway
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Atlanta and West Point
Western and Atlantic
Seaboard Air Line
Alabama Great Southern
Gearsula Southern
Florida
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Bishop Galloway Diproved to Return for Work
Bishop Charles A Galloway Mississippi Methodist leader will leave Ludington for Chicago then return home to oversee affairs and begin autumn conference visits. His first conference is Odin Illinois September 26, then Petersburg Virginia November 14, Newbern North Carolina December 4, and Tampa Florida December 2. Health has improved and he plans to support state prohibition campaigns in Mississippi this winter.
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Jackson
Misa
Charles A Galloway
Mississippi
Ludington
Mich
Chicago
Galloway
Odin
Ill
Virginia
Petersburg
North Carolina
Newbern
Florida
Tampa
Bishop Galloway
Misaiseippt
Gaynor to go to Springs for health
Macon Ga August 28 Special News was received that Colonel John F Gaynor has been granted permission to go to Indian Springs about four and a half miles from Macon to regain strength. The order was signed by the circuit court of appeals judge and the U S attorney general. Gaynor leaves tomorrow. Benjamin Green will remain in the Macon jail. Gaynor suffers asthma and locomotor ataxia and is very feeble. the change is expected to help. Deputy Riley of the U S court will accompany him.
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Court of
Riley
United States Court
Gaynor
Public sale of New York bonds announced by city comptroller
New York city comptroller announces a public sale of 940 million in New York city bonds on September 1 at 41 1 2 percent interest. The issue follows the city raising its rate to 4 1 2 percent due to weak demand for securities at 4 percent. Also from Waterbury, Conn., Char les Blondin once famed Niagara Falls tightrope walker is said to live as a hermit in West Cheshire under the name Michael Todd working as a carpenter, with Abe Totten reportedly recognizing him.
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City
New York
City Comptroller
New York City
City Ponds
Brondin
Waterbury
Conn
Charlea Blondin
Niagara Falls
West Cheshire
Rumoer
London
Brendin
Michael Todd
Abe Totten
Georgia guest undergoes appendicitis operation at Wilmington hospital
Miss Katie Hurst of Perry Georgia a popular guest at Hotel Tarrymore at Wrightsville Beach fell ill with appendicitis. Doctor Burbank ordered immediate surgery and she was transported by special car to Wilmington Hospital where she underwent the operation. Her father Tudger Surst and sister Miss Lula Hurst remain with her in support as friends in Perry Georgia and former acquaintances send best wishes.
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Wilmington
Miss Hurst
Mra. Keer
Percy
Bostone
Judge Hurst
Wimington
AIDS A Striker Driven Insane Over Fear of Losing Home
The Chicago News reports Fred Terrell, a longtime Associated Press telegraph operator, sank into insanity during a strike after spending his life savings to buy a Edgewater home on the installment plan. He collapsed emotionally, lost his grip, and was cared for by the AP and Red Cross, ending in a sanitarium under hospital care.
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Terrell
Chicago News
Associated Press
Fred Terrell
News Association
Edgewater
Mms
Chicago
Terell
Ife
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Nimus
Association
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Constitution Publishing CO
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Stone Mountain
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Philadelphia
Taft
Lexington
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Dallas News
Southern Railway
Charleston News and Courter
Houston Post
Bailey
Brewer
Prohibition Party
Mr. Swallow
Houston
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Washington Star
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the Reorganized Railroad. Commission
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