Constitution Building Ad Managers and Staff Listing
The document lists Si Wichols and Holliday as sole Advertising Managers for all territory outside Atlanta. It names The Constitution Publishing Co. and staff members including J ER OL, W OVEREBY, DONNELLY, Blackburn, Moore, OCarroll, and Parker, with travel reps noted and a public notice about publishing offices in Atlanta, December 1905.
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Hovereby
C EL. Donnelly
Blackburn Charles
Moore
H W
Ocarroll
Efil Parker
Constitution Publishing CO
Canoa Revels
Anne Ena Ureeens
The Frail Cotton Estimate System Seeks Reform
The Southern Cotton Association pushes for vigilance against errors in the federal Department of Agriculture’s cotton estimates. A minor official proposed a change to compute crop weights that could harm southern farmers by depressing prices. President Jordan and southern congressmen lobbied Secretary Wilson, who ordered a reversion to 500 pound bales from 475.
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Federal Agricultural Department
Southern Cotton Association
Bureau
Jordan
Washington
South
Wilson
Dr. Len G. Broughton Birthday News in Atlanta
The Constitution salutes Dr. Len G. Broughton of the Baptist Tabernacle on his forty first birthday. Citizens contributed generously to his benevolent institutions in support of his charitable work. The piece praises his broad support across Atlanta’s clergy and church members for practical charity.
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Broughton
Atlanta
Len G. Broughton
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Allanta
Georgia
Columbus Enquirer Sun Thanksgiving industrial issue
A special forty two page edition from The Columbus Enquirer Sun celebrates Thanksgiving with full news sections and illustrated supplements. It highlights the citys industries history and future, portraying economic progress along the Chattahoochee River. The Constitution congratulates the Enquirer-Sun on this latest product.
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Enquirrer Sun
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Chattahooches Cohmbus
Georga
Enquirer-Sum
Atlanta Exposition Hopes Rise Amidst City Pride
Multiple papers discuss Atlanta’s 1910 exposition plans and civic enthusiasm. Observers praise the city’s ambition and growth while recalling local figures and a few sensational notes about personal actions and regional events.
Valley of Our Dreams in a Fragmented Hymn
A fragment from Charlestown West Virginia notes multihued verses about the valley of dreams, hardship, faith, and resilience. It cites scenes of miners in coal country, a sheriff foreclose, and a poetic collage of spiritual advice amid weather and change.
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Mies
National Reform School Bill Aims at Federal Confinement
A bill introduced in the House by Representative Brownlow of Tennessee calls for a national reform school. It would confine federal offenders under 18 found guilty of offenses against the United States and sentenced to imprisonment in a reform school. The attorney general would select the site and direct its establishment.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Mm Congress
Philippines
State Department
Panama Canal
Roosevelet
Hia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Asha
South
National Reform School
Washington
Representative Brownlow
Tennessee
United States
Pure Food Show Opens in Washington at Convention Hall
The Pure Food Show under the Washington Retail Grocers Protective Association opened at Convention Hall. Professor H. W. Wiley, chief of the Bureau of Chemistry at the Department of Agriculture, delivered the opening address and reviewed the pure food subject and notable issues.
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Washington
Wash Tngton Retail Grocers Protective Association
Convention Hall
H W Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Col Gordon Jones Replys to Col Mercer and More
In this Atlanta letters page from December 1905 Col Gordon Jones defends his Irwin county support for Howell over Smith, criticizes Col Jesse Mercer, and urges unity against false claims. He predicts Howell’s Georgian governor bid and references his Cordele Crisp County address. He also petitions for a monument to Captain Wirz with a peaceable inscription and cost estimates.
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Cordele
Jones
Hoke Smith
Clark Howell
Montgomery
Telfair
Wilcox
Irwin
Dooly
Mr. Rainey
Columbus
North Carolina
Carolina
Smith
Constitution
Atlanta
Irwin Doolyana
Cilsp
Tyne
J Jordan Jones
Jesse Mercer
Fitzgerald Enterprise
Atlanta Journal
Mercer
Irwin County
Hon Hoke Smith
Owell
Jesse
Georgia
Fitzgerald
Cordeley
Crisp County
Montgomery Telfair
Howell
Captain Wirz
Gfrnerrer
Union Goldier
Andersonville
Captain Wira
Lincoln
William Riley Boyd
Hour of parade is changed at Fort McPherson
The Fort McPherson daily program shifts to morning events with no breaks. Guard mount runs 8:15 to 8:45, disks at 8:45 to 9:50, and the parade from 9:00 to 10:00, totaling about one hour and three quarters. Captain L Smith, the adjutant, formally announced the changes yesterday.
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Fort McPherson
Army Post
L. Smith
Headline mix up over insurance inquiry error
A New York report notes a headlines error confusing Mutual Reserve Life with Mutual Life in coverage of an insurance investigation. The body correctly identifies Morice Brockway as a cited figure, clarifying the true company under scrutiny.
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Mutual Reserve Life
Pogress
New York
Morice Brockway
Municipal Elections Held in Fourteen Massachusetts Cities
Elections held today in fourteen Massachusetts cities elected mayors amid close contests. The markets report shows races in multiple cities with voting results and turnout details, noting Lester at did not participate in the mayoral contests.
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Boston
Wassachusetts
Lester
Aes
Fall River
Tayor Uty
Sat
North Atlanta Annex Raises City Property Assessments
North Atlanta area once outside city limits shows a 598,690 rise in overall ward eight assessments after annexation. Tax assessors John T Collie and Wot Winn released figures, noting the eighth ward total at 5,634,540 with 1,458.50 in the North Atlanta portion formerly in the sixth ward. The Constitution had cited a 5,000,000 increase in real estate values this year.
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Terrtory
Atlanta
John T Collie
North
Board of Tax Assessors
County to Discuss Sanitation at Morning Meeting
Fulton county commissioners convene in the courthouse annex to discuss sanitary rules for areas outside incorporated towns. The topic arose from a South Side Improvement Club petition urging regulation of private premises hog pens and related sanitation issues.
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Fulton County
Hou
Cour Lowse
Tlus Mormang
South Side
John W White
C L Anderson
Wealthy Victims Accuse New Caucasus Kidnappers
Washington Post correspondent reports in Vindikavkaz that Vitkovski and Grun, two wealthy locals, are charged with kidnapping multiple young women from prominent families and imprisoning them in a bird cage. The case centers on Marya Savin, who escaped and testified about the two men’s methods, leading to their likely commitment to an asylum.
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St Petersburg
Washington Post
Vindikavkaz
Caucasus
All Russia
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Israel Grun
Vikovski
Grun
Vindikayane
Nocti & Girl
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Marya
Vladikavkaz
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Vithovski
Morary
Masa Birdie
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