Daily Constitution subscription notice and rates
The advertisement outlines postage and subscription rates for The Daily Constitution published daily Sunday and weekly. It lists page counts and annual prices including $5 for six days and $7 for combined papers, with carrier delivery in Atlanta at 12 cents per week. It prohibits traveling agents from taking subscriptions at loss.
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Notice to Subscribers From Constitution Publishing Co
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representatives and city collectors for the Constitution Publishing Co. It urges subscribers not to pay others and cites December 15 1992. It includes editorial rhetoric praising optimism and condemning pessimism while noting The Constitution’s creed and contemporary praise from The Times of Chattanooga.
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B M Pack Soleltorn
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James T. Carter
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Patriotism and Plunder in Tariffs and Subsidies
The piece denounces the dominant party as pursuing privilege and plunder through a protective tariff and trust-backed industries. It argues these measures enable manufacturers to export surplus and raid foreign markets while demanding ship subsidies to boost American craft against international carriers. It portrays these appeals as strategic, cloaked in patriotism.
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Ameri- Brida
The World Power Debate and Home Industry Critique
The piece argues that the nation seeks world power by boosting production for home use and profit, condemning subsidies and tariffs that favor a few. It cites Andrew Carnegie on the strong home market, export proportions from 1901, and calls for rising wages, lower transport costs, and end to monopoly pricing to revitalize American industry and trade.
Polish Fecundity Defies Oppression Amid Census Findings
The article notes Polish populations in Germany rose to 3,498,385 by the December 1, 1900 census, with a natural increase of 0.17 percent despite policies aimed at emigration and erasing Polish nationalism. It compares growth rates across Europe and cites Cracow’s Nowy Reforma on Chancellor Buelens von Buelen’s controversial remark.
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Empire
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Denmark
France
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Australia
Hungary
Russia
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Nowy Reforma
Cracow
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German Empire
The Prosperity of Agriculture and Farmers’ Wealth
The article extols American farming’s strength noting 5,000,000 farms with 40,000,000 residents living on them and 16,000,000 farm workers. It cites 1900 fixed capital in agriculture at 320 trillion dollars, four times manufacturing and 22 times banking, with 1899 farm output near 5 billion dollars, about 25 percent of capitalization.
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Isthmian canal debates and German South American interests
The article discusses isthmian canal options via Nicaragua and Costa Rica, noting constitutional hurdles in Costa Rica and diplomatic progress with Colombia. It also analyzes German and British claims in Venezuela, Germany’s South American investments, and potential shifts in U.S. policy toward debt collection and the Monroe doctrine.
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South America
Bacon
Venezuela
United States
Great Britain
Germany
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England
France
Berlin
London
Paris
Mulhattan the Mythmaker and the Reach of Rumors
A long column lampoons the fictional modern figure Mulhattan or Mulhatton as a sensational storymaker who fled publicity, with satire on Prohibition era politics, figures like Root, Miles, Hanna, Quay, and Roosevelt. The text mixes mock biography with sharp social commentary, framing Mulhattan as a cautionary symbol of sensationalism and vice.
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Hvils of the Competitive System in Safety From The Century
An editorial in The Century July laments the competitive system's impact on lower income groups. It describes rising discontent and social climbing, with families reshaping marriages, obsession with society, and indulgence in vices. It warns that materialism erodes peace and dignity, echoing sentiment on fame and temperate living.
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Georgia's Ward the Savannah Leader in Nation and China
The article honors Hon. John E. Ward of Georgia, detailing his rise as a premier Savannah lawyer, state senator, and banker ally who defended cities and banks in 1858. It notes his role as Democratic chairman, his near nomination for vice president, and his historic mission as United States minister to China opening relations and treaties, drawing praise from Times, Herald, and Harper's Weekly.
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Savannah
Avery
Milledgeville
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Canton
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China
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New York
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Henry W. Grady
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Sun
Ward Lister
Sam Ware
Countess
Wallace Putnam Reed
Georgia Papers Debate Pensions and Politics Across State
Georgia editorials discuss pension reform and indigent aid, tackling old soldiers’ pensions and the cost to state finances. They urge prudent limits, veteran camp oversight, and highlight contrasts in legislatures, with comments on Georgia politics, judiciary elections, and regional issues.
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Macun Leregrapn
Neca
Savannah Press
Aavocdius
United Confederate Veteran Camps
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