Constitution Advertizing for all Territory Outside Bt Anata
1908 notice from CHOLS & TOLLIDAY publisher of The Constitution inviting subscriptions for the daily paper. Lettered staff listed includes Jom Cosrtean and C. Fl. Donnelly with traveling reps and a roster of calibrations and names. Mentions New York distribution at Hoteling's and Broadway Thirty-eighth Street.
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Chols & Tolliday
Constitution Builtins
Bt Anata
Wasitington
N. We
Treumry
Jom
Cosrtean
Charet
C. Fl. Donnelly
Blackduas
C. B. Moore
Kalteizors
M. Dickson
B. Atkinbon
Carroll
TH. Guntel Panner
W. F. Stores
W. D. Brumbelos
Constitution Tablieming CO
Constitution
New York
Tatler
New Zeek
Hotaling
A Word to the Juryman on Alabama Crime and Punishment
The Alabama attorney general highlights rising crime and the injustice of many unpunished offenses. He argues juries must uphold law with certainty of punishment, warning that excessive sentimentality weakens duty and endangers community peace.
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Alabama
Grohort
South
Alahaisa
Shere
Mey
Inheritance and Income Tax Endorsed by Roosevelt Voice
The president argues for income and inheritance taxes as a cure for wealth inequalities. He favors constitutional steps if needed, notes past Supreme Court rulings, and urges Congress to act to curb vast fortunes and fund government. The piece highlights public support across parties and the aim to protect the public good.
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Roosevelt
Commissioner of Corporations
Garfield
Supreme Court
Congress
Atlante's Jump in Population and Growth
Atlante shows rapid growth with the 1907 city directory listing 116,900 residents within corporate limits, plus 36,100 in surrounding suburbs, totaling 153,000 for greater Atlanta. The rise reflects gains across occupations and industries, with rising book clearings, post office receipts, and building activity. A new dwelling and business numbering system is urged as overdue by directory promoters and city council for improved efficiency.
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Ibmuis
Greater
Atlanta
James R. McKeldin Remembered As Atlanta Leader
The untimely death of James R. McKeldin removes a foremost Atlanta business man and public-spirited citizen. Although not a native, he became an Atlantan at heart, dedicating energy to community progress, aiding friends, and supporting forward movements. He was a devoted husband and father, a generous figure in local life.
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James R. McKeldin
Atlanta
Mr. McKeldin
McKoldin
Our Industrial Tomorrow and the South's Training Push
An editorial cites ex mayor Seth Low on industrial progress in the South, urging expanded technical and agricultural education in Georgia. It praises Georgia’s college of agriculture at Athens and Atlanta’s Technological School, noting their role in developing skilled labor, supporting cotton profitability, and matching northern systems to sustain growth and compete regionally.
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Commercial Club
Montgomery
Seth
Low
New York
Columbia University
South
Panama Canal
Georgia
College of Agriculture
Athens
Gsv
Atlanta
Atatea
Baltimore
Geargia
Meres
Beny
Terrell Superior Court Review At Dawson Bar
The second week of Terrell Superior Court in Dawson Ga presided by Judge Reagan heard numerous criminal trials. Convictions included four murder related cases with sentences to the penitentiary and a later acquittal for J A Wall. Resolutions praised Judge Steagan and expressed gratitude for the honor of Judge Reagan presiding during the term.
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Dawson
Reagan
Terrell Superior Court
T J’ Reagan
Mungler
Ciem Jones
Itto
Dovarel
Ife
Supreme Court
Gene Nix
W. O Chambless
Graves Station
Yarmon Knight
Devere
J. A. Wall
W.lf
Oxford
Georgia
Mr . Sdwarts
SL J Yeomans
Court
Jurom
HJ. Steagan
Fing Termin
Terrell ‘Superior Court
Jurge Reagan
Hix Hich
Wincere
Lhn
Terrell County
Loc hraine Connors Ill With Meningitis Threatens Life
Reports state Lorhane Connors son of Mr and Mrs George W Connors is critically ill with meningitis after a sudden onset last week. Doctors at 368 Peachtree Street report transient improvement but fear for his life as the disease progressed rapidly over a few days. Friends await further word on his condition.
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George W Connors
Fleurge
Aeticus
Lorheane
Friends of the
Unity Club debate on religion and race reforms in the South
In Covington and surrounding Georgia communities a traveling man argues for religious equality and better protections for black Christians while contrasting Protestant woes with Catholic promises. He cites the Baptist convention efforts and questions if true religious equality is possible amid Southern social barriers. He also notes a northern man’s critique of railway freight losses and calls for railway freight protections.
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Atlanta
Unity Club
Meni
Fak Mets
Toh Sontte
Wasen
Laykin Wiuson ix
Horkday Rapist Chamber
Thiators
Leela Larkin Hamble
Cates
Firsen
New Orleans
Coliseum Mace Maptial
Guilch
Negros
Tila
Southen Baptist Convention
Metro Bap
St Conventia of
America
Uncle Larkin
Covington, Ga
Mrs Elizabeth Wimpy Dead Aged Atlantan
Mrs Elizabeth Wimpy age near ninety lived on Georgia Avenue in Atlanta and died yesterday afternoon at her home. She had resided at her last Georgia Avenue residence she built nearly forty years ago. The body will be taken to Vila Rica for funeral and interment.
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Georgian Avenue
Vila Rica
Law and Order Triumph in Atlanta
An Atlanta sermon era amid racial tension highlights duty to uphold the law and civic responsibility. Ministers from white and Black communities urged adherence to law, stressing that every man woman and child shares responsibility for respect of law in the city. Clergy note congregations felt the gravity of the message, with many churches reporting solemn services and reflections on justice and unity.
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Trump
Atlanta
Uys
Rhotty
Atlan
Washington Watching Fight Against Bailey
Washington correspondence notes Texas Senator Bailey faces strong opposition at home over alleged conspiracy in the Waco oil deal. The piece recalls his long political career, past clashes, and a landmark Senate moment defending state rights against federal control.
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Asilington
Dailey
Texas
Washington
Lone Star
Lo Apiiity
Tum
Waleon-Dleeco
Tme
Washington, Herald
Lon Robert Vance Davidson
Davidson
Senate
United States
Halley
Hearst
Bee
Dalles Cn
Gt Levin
Haley
Eine Waut
Aleta
Asmir
Lue Gorman
Maryland
Culberson
William Jenatigs
Broan
Aly
Congressionai
House of Re
Igor
Hevetkige
D'Ploroath
Detry
Fragmented poem notes from an old page
A garbled historical OCR fragment presents scattered lines about a lake, cloudlets, a mountain, a dove, and a youthful theme of love. It mentions melodies, a gentle beat, flowers, and a decorative name sequence. The text lacks cohesive narrative or clear event.
Georgia town plans college for young ladies
Apledged funds in Georgia enable launch of a college for young women in the city. Local supporters name Agnes Futet and Rad Ghorter among organizers and express hope the fund will establish a college for young ladies in the area.
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Mone
Tee Ast Cultural School
Spee Dae Gas Co
Pound Aid
Mont Bias
Urore
Carre
Farmrg Ie
Celumbna
Beyan
Agnes Futet
Orxee
Rad Ghorter
Georgia
Colege
Young Indies
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