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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1905

Page

9

Brunswick Judge Atkinson Named To Georgia Supreme Court

Governor Terrell appoints Hon. Samuel C Atkinson of Brunswick to succeed Justice John H Candler. Candler resigns due to health after ten years on the bench and will return to practice. Atkinson, a former city court judge of Brunswick, is hailed as a strong, well trained candidate amid a public push for clean governance in Panama Canal expenditures.

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The Constitution In New York And Other City Notes

A scattered set of brief items from New York columns covers The Constitution’s availability at Hotaling's Newspaper Agency in Broadway and 38th Street, political jabs about Depew Tillman Knox Choate and reform, a railway line to Borneo costing 7.5 million, graft talk, and a German steel quality claim. Notable names appear including Depew, Tillman, Choate, and Henry M. Whitey, with commentary on public figures and urban life.

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Public Interest and Stage Conflicts Tie to Georgia Immigrant Issue

The Augusta Chronicle publishes an immigration edition promoting eastern middle Georgia as a hub for homesteads and investment. It highlights industry, agriculture, and the resources of the region, praising Tom Loyless for shaping a comprehensive twelve page industrial supplement.

Augusta Chronicle North Middle West Middle Georgia Georgia Tom Loyless The Chronicle Loyless

Uncle Remus Birthday Tribute by Harry Stillwell Edwards

A nostalgic verse recalling Uncle Remus as a cheerful birthday figure for a boy. The poem ties the boy’s holiday joy to Brer Rabbit tales, a memory of his father reading, and a tender moment when the boy laughs while praying.

Harry Stillwell Edwards Uncle Remus

Christmas Rhymes and Humble Lyrics From Adams Eagle

A collection of humorous verse and sketches from The Adams Eagle notes Christmas season joys. It features dialect rhymes about Santa Claus, Mister Blizzard, and the Icy Visitor, plus whimsical poems on holiday cheer and steam heat as winter arrives.

Freezing Morning with Light Freeze Expected

A cold start with warnings of freezing conditions this morning. Temperatures slid from 38 degrees at 7 pm to a forecast slightly below 32 as dawn approached. Yesterday saw a high of 42 and a low of 33 with NW winds up to 50 mph.

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Letters From People on Government Cotton Reports

A reader from Wilkes County argues that mill men aggrieved by current cotton prices should accept some farmer gains this year. The letter defends government reports as stabilizing tools and calls for joint action through the Southern Cotton Association to curb speculation and stabilize prices for both farmers and mills.

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Busy Week in Fulton Courts Foreseen by Judges

The criminal branch of Fulton Superior Court, convened by Judge Boan, faces a packed week with about fifty eight jail cases and as many bond cases ready for submission. Four murder cases on the docket. Judge Calhoun shifts to civil work in December. Grand jury to read presentments, return day for January terms set for Wednesday.

Fulton Superior Court Boan Solicitor Hill John Moneghan Calhoun Criminal Court of Atlanta Pendleton Reid

Russell Goes to Fannin to Speak at Court House

Judge RB Russell of Winder returns from south Georgia and travels northward to Blue Ridge to address voters of Fannin County at the court house tomorrow noon in support of his gubernatorial candidacy. He will pass through Atlanta this afternoon en route. After Blue Ridge, no further addresses are planned until after the holidays.

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Judge Samuel C. Atkinson Visits Atlanta After Appointment

Judge Samuel C. Atkinson of Brunswick, named by Governor Terrell to replace Justice John Candler on the Georgia Supreme Court bench, spent yesterday in Atlanta meeting personal friends who congratulated him. Terrell also received praise for selecting a capable, energetic lawyer for the high court. He saw the governor and expressed appreciation for the appointment.

Supreme Court Samuel C. Atkinson Brunswick Terrell John §. Candler Atlanta Atkinson Supreme Bench Akinson

World will see the south at Atlanta's Great Fair

Richard H. Edmonds writes from Luanta Georgia December 1 celebrating southern prosperity. He notes debt-free cotton farmers, bustling mills, rising land values, expanded bank deposits, and timber, coal, and lumber boom. Atlanta plans 1910 South Exposition to showcase resources, industries, and education for all, inviting northern and western interest and southern backing.

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