Postage Rates and Subscriptions for The Constitution
A 1902 notice outlines United States Canada and Mexico postage rates for daily and Sunday editions, subscription costs, and traveling agents. It warns against unauthorized solicitors and stresses careful payment to the Constitution Publishing Co in Santa Georgia. It also includes commentary on the Foreign Corporation Tax in Georgia and honors the late Thomas Brackett Reed, noting his national impact and political persona.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Thomas Brackett Reed
Thomasrackett Reed
Atie Union
Congress
The Czar Reed and Provincialism in American Thought
The article praises Reed as a decisive congressman and lawyer, noting his nickname The czar for ruling on quorum counts. It critiques Woodrow Wilson on provincialism, contrasts Northern and Southern origins, and applauds Atlanta’s push for unified business action via the Chamber of Commerce to drive city growth.
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Reed
New York City
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Woodrow Wilson
Priceton University
Italy
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France
Germany
England
America
Chicago Inter Ocean
Wilson
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Inter Ocean
New England
Garrison
Wendell Phillips
John Brown
Charles Sumner
Horace Greeley
Abraham Lincoln
North
Middle West
South
United
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Welausdy
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Ella
Lopezes
Washington
Siberia’s Rise and Atlanta Outlook in Turbulent Times
The column blends a booster view of Atlanta with a wide survey of Siberia’s development under czarist policy. It highlights immigration, railways, agriculture, mining, and livestock expansion, noting growing Siberian towns and global trade. It references figures like Gompers, Johnson, Carmack, and Morgan, and jests on political currents and local items from Billville.
What Shall We Do With the Tariff Debate
The author argues against hasty tariff reform and warns that destroying large corporations to save prosperity harms smaller ones. He cites past moves like the Dingley act and Wilson tariff and questions reciprocity schemes, urging careful consideration and rejection of idealized nonpartisan free trade.
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Thomas B. Reed
North American Review
Mr. Reed
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Canada
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Friends of Free Trade
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English journals mock US newspaper stunts in London notes
London dispatch surveys American yellow journalism touches on The Sunday Circle promising Jordan water bottles for six subscriptions and a lurid detective tale The Strange Adventures of a Curate plus Sargent DeWet portrait drama and praise for London weekly politics and literature coverage The piece also notes Ibsen translations into Japanese and a Balzac statue unveiling in Paris.
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London
United States
Sunday Circle
Jordan
Sherlock Holmes
Silas Hocking
Jericho
Bethlehem
Christian DeWet
Sargent
DeWet
Senate committee action on mill tax measure advances
Senate committees consider an act involving mills and taxation with debate on the bill’s amendments. Participants from the finance committee and senators discuss framing the measure, scheduling votes, and potential readings while opponents seek scrutiny and timely action.
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Holse
Sen
Senate
Nortunity
Thanksgiving in the church and streets of Hammond Srown
Inside the grand church organ pealed and choir boys sang while rich fabrics glowed. Outside bitter wind blew as a lone street wall eyed the door where a shabby child stood. The preacher in white robes offered a long prayer as Broadcloth and satin bowed their heads and the little stranger in tattered garments wandered into the world seeking meaning.
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Hammond Srown
Letters From the People Protests Abolishing High Schools
A reader from Atlanta replies to a prior constitutional claim to abolish high schools. The writer defends high schools as essential to future city leadership, praising graduates of Girls and Boys High, noting constitutional support and long-term benefits, and criticizing diverting funds to trendy programs.
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Burgess Smith
Seventh Ward
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Mr. Smith
Recese Ang
Garey
Atlanta Spirit In Education Investment Rally
A local call praises strong schooling and prudent spending to build lasting foundations for youth. The speaker urges prioritizing the high school as a city investment that embodies Atlanta’s forward momentum and civic spirit.
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Atlanta
Cc. P. Goree
The Puzzled Stranger and a Nation of Notes
The piece weaves a comic encounter on a corner with a note of political chatter and courtly flattery. It shifts to a romantic verse about pumpkin pie and rural imagery, then to clipped newspaper snippets about a misread record and a narrator’s failed effort to cut pages.
Has What I Luin Readthrough in the Hall
Fragmentary OCR text offering unclear phrases about a hall reading, with missing names and dates. The readable portions hint at a literary or speech event but lack coherent context or identifiable entities to summarize further.
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