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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1902

Page

11

Pres Roosevelt's Message and Pension Debates Echoed

The piece surveys President Roosevelt's congress message, praising its clarity on federal powers, trade and tariffs, and trust regulation while criticizing gaps on trusts reform. It also weighs Georgia pension policy, arguing true veterans favor indigent support over bloated payouts and condemning opportunistic politicking by pension critics.

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Canada’s Preposterous Alaskan Boundary Claim

Public sentiment in the United States echoes Mr. Frederick W. Seward’s letter denouncing Canada’s bid on Alaska. The piece argues the Russia Britain treaty boundaries remain fixed, rejected arbitration, and warns Canada and Britain of the risks of pushing the claim. The column blends foreign policy quips with political jabs about figures and parties of the era.

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Festive Verse and Humour From a Rural Christmas Page

A collage of verse and light commentary on holidays and customs. It includes notes on Joaquin Miller, dialect ads, comic anecdotes, and reflective pieces about winter scenes, Christmas cheer, and small town life. Names like George Georgia Moonshine and Letty appear among the varied items.

Recent Legal Summaries From Old Cases

A digest of recent decisions covers fire insurance waiver after adjuster conduct, horse liability for a single kick not proving vicious temperament, firm name endorsement estoppel after dissolution, illegitimate child presence at trial not grounds for new trial, prosecuting remarks about counsel not reversing conviction, and street improvements allowing tree removal within sidewalk limits under city authority.

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Atlanta License Tax Soars by Thousands in Year

City figures show Atlanta license and business taxes rising sharply. Deputy City Clerk Adams reports eleven month gains across general business, drays and hacks, retail liquor, wholesale liquor, commission, and insurance, projecting year end increases between seven and seven and a half thousand dollars. Strong note that retail liquor tax rose about two thousand while wholesale liquor tax fell slightly.

Atlanta Campbell Charles HE. Adams Adams

Special Bequests Made In Hemphill Will Paid Out

Checks totaling 319,500 were drawn yesterday to execute all special bequests from the late W. A. Hemphill. The will favors education and charity with gifts to Tormory college, St. Mark's Methodist church, Methodist Orphans home, Osgeod Sanders mission, Reinhart college in Waiseke, and individual sums to his sisters. Executor R. A. Hemphill remains in charge for ten years, after which the estate is divided. all debts have been discharged.

St. Mark's Methodist Church Peachtree Street Methodist Orphans’ Home Decatur Osgeod Sanders Reinhart Colope Waiseke Mary J. Evans E. Haddock Nela Wall

Georgia House Passes 1903 04 Appropriations Bill In Senate Today

The Georgia House approved the general appropriations measure by a 102 to 14 vote after four days of debate. Key fights centered on military funding, technological school support, indigent pensions, and use of the public property fund to pay bond interest. The bill, with one change shifting $10,000 for agriculture from the general fund to fertilizer fees, moves to the Senate for consideration.

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