The Constitution Ad Rates and Editorial Notes 1905
The text appears to be an OCR fragment from The Georgia Constitution Publishing Co in Atlanta dated December 1 1905. It lists subscription rates daily and Sunday papers including weekly and yearly options, advertising managers, and staff. The remainder discusses holiday season reflections political remarks about Roosevelt and Russia and notes on agriculture and prosperity for farmers led by Secretary Wilson.
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Washington
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Pece Star
Wilson
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Kansas
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Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Texas
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Georgia
Russia in Need of Civilian Prayer and Sympathy
An analysis notes the January upheaval and the dangers of appealing to inflammatory sentiment. It argues the populace may reject conservatism and that the path to democracy in Russia depends on prudent leadership and universal civilized sympathy.
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Matic
Russia
Nebogatoff Dilemma Explores Naval Surrender Ethics
A historical reflection on Admiral Nebogatoff surrendering 2000 sailors rather than risk total destruction. The piece weighs humanity versus national honor, noting social stigma at home and the broader question of humane warfare versus expediency and prestige.
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Nebogatoff
Japan Sea
Rojestvensky
Russia
Mfe
Grand Ducal
Togo
Corean Surrender and Japanese Tutor Rise in East Asia
The article argues Corea yields suzerainty to Japan after a decade of Russian Japanese rivalry. The Korean dynasty remains, but under Japanese tutelage Corea gains protection and potential prosperity. Corean wealth and potential are noted, while awakening under foreign guidance is seen as inevitable and transformative.
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Japan
Corea
Hermt
Russia
China
Carea
Seoul
Tom Watson Campaigns For Hoke Smith Debated In Georgia
The Augusta Chronicle reprints a Albany Herald story noting Tom Watson intends to make speeches for Hoke Smith during the Democratic primary campaign. The piece questions Watson’s role and argues populist orators may join the stump in a free for all primary, urging unity to preserve the party from populist influence.
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Georgia
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Democracy
Herr Rights
Failure and the Fool by Earle E Griggs
The fragment presents a poem titled Failure and the Fool by Earle E Griggs with archaic phrasing. It references a dy and a war path, mentioning Oyama and Toga and London amid garbled text. The piece hints at weakness and youth in the Fool as Failure smiles.
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Ballad and Thanksgiving in a Georgia Voice
A jagged Georgia themed collage blends a ballad about facing fate with Thanksgiving sentiments. It mingles dialect verses, humorous observational lines, and reflections on poverty, faith, and resilience, featuring references to Ebenezer and local character sketches amid seasonal prose.
Georgia Press Debate on Gubernatorial Race
A compilation of editorials from Gainesville News Meriwether Vindicator Columbus Ledger and others criticizing Hoke Smith and praising Clark Howell. It cites demagoguery charges, reform promises, and party loyalty as Georgia gears up for the gubernatorial contest with mentions of Tom Watson and various papers.
Vagabond Democracy questions primary process and candidates
A reader letter criticizes the Democratic primary setup and listed candidates Judge Russell Colonel Hall Mr Howell Captain James Smith and others while accusing opponents of a mixed party coalition. The writer defends the Democratic Party, attacks Republicans and third parties, and denounces calls for a white primary as a misreading of party aims.
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Colonel Hall
Howell
James Smith
Democratic Executive Committee
Hoke” Smith
Boke South
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Hines
Wiigh
Hardwick
Ian Smith
Democratic Party
Grand
Rte
Yeorma
Disfranchisement and the Damnable Proposition Debate
The Augusta Tribune criticizes the Louisiana style negro disfranchisement law as a doorway to voter manipulation. It accuses election managers of dishonestly steering who votes, warns of fraud, and labels the proposal a demagogue’s ploy used to empower political machines.
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T Ww. Hardwick
Supreme Court
Lek
Elece
North Carolina
Gengia Hoke Smith
Pothme
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