Washington Herald Litters from 1906 Atlanta Notice
A disjointed OCR page from The Washington Herald and The Constitution includes notices, editorials, and snippets about The Constitution publishing in New York, Atlantic city references, and Atlanta items. It mentions diplomats, politics, autono my debates, and labor discussions, with names such as Corrigan and Greene and Gaynor, along with references to Roosevelt and the Brownyville riot. The piece blends commentary, notices, and ads with stray lines on diplomacy and public affairs.
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Nichola
Nollidat
Attinta
Thecury Department
Done Corrigan
Otice
C. TL. Doelly
W.W. Black Horn
Moor
Bolidion
N. H. Dickxon
Atkingc
Carroll
Hunt
BE. L. Parker
W. F. Stokes
W. D. Blombelok
Elon Constitution Publishing CO
Constitution
New York
Koteting
Broadway
Thirty Eight Street
Bata and Theater District
Coolmdah
Atlanta
Railroads and the People in Georgia Debate Service
Boston correspondent Mase Massachusetts defends Georgia rail lines against alleged aggressive criticism. The Georgia press argues for adequate, just, and reasonable service in exchange for high prices, citing chronic delays to mail, freight, and passenger trains. They say delays extend hours daily, not minutes, and demand reform from all railroads serving the region.
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Boston
Mase
WS. Littlefield
Georgia
Dia Central
Southern Railways
Gittietietl
Littlefields
Tanhagit
Central
Littlefield
South
New England
Calfornia
Japan and Treaty Rights in the United States
A report discusses a potential new treaty with Japan to replace a 12 year old pact, aiming to ease labor emigration and preserve amicable relations. The piece cites Roosevelt’s stance on enforcing aliens' rights while avoiding war, noting California’s schools policy and the possible test of Mongolian student segregation.
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State Department
Japan
Viscount Aoki
Root
Manchuria
Corea
California
Pacific Coast
Isthmian Canal
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Viscount Aukd
Uiegara
Subtreasury Location Debate Spurs Southern Interest
The article argues for a federal sub treasury to serve the south, favoring Atlanta as a central hub due to its geography banking and railway links. It notes savings on express charges for silver shipments and urges regional representatives and commercial bodies to push for a central subtreasury between Washington and New Orleans.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Atlanta
Washington
New Orleans
Savannah
Rural Carriers and the Growth of Rural Free Delivery
The report shows rural free delivery expanded from eighty three carriers in 1897 to 752 routes by last June, with carrier pay rising from 720 to 800 dollars proposed. It highlights high costs to carriers, poor pay, and calls Congress to raise compensation to sustain a vital service benefiting rural life and property values.
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DeGraw
Congress
There Never Was Such BUONP In The Class
An instructor silenced a riotous class by reading one line aloud The students burst into laughter and caused discomfiture among the defendants as the moment ended the scene. The author notes a censored language incident and the students' reaction amid the uproar.
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Gopeland Wit
Shop Early This Week Holiday Reminder
A vintage style appeal urges shoppers to finish Christmas buying tomorrow to ease crowds and fatigue for clerks. It stresses considering others including family and store workers, and urges taking prompt action to spread joy through timely gifts and charitable acts.
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Lthai
Ubrong
Theyir
Letters From The People and Railroads Critique
A compilation of reader letters from The Constitution debates council duties, liquor restrictions, and railroad service. Mr Littlefield objects to harsh rail criticisms while praising Georgia’s potential and urging improved routes, labor, and capital to fund better passenger and freight service. He cites Boston examples of late mail trains to illustrate national issues.
The Passing Throng on Southern Labor Question
A southern focus on foreign labor and race in the South prompts questions about which workers to attract, wages, housing, and social effects. The piece notes concerns over Italians, Magyars, Poles, and Germans versus Northern European workers, and whether southern planters will pay higher wages and provide similar living conditions to white labor. It cites the need to preserve white labor while considering import plans and state labor enforcement.
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Ifo
A. Madison
Atelanta Advertising Company
Ita
Europe
Lothone
Perth
Racia
Roath- J
Maine
Jootvet
Agriculture in Africa and the canal irrigation concept
The text describes agricultural irrigation ideas across Africa, mentioning canals, main streams, tunnels, and elevated canals feeding cultivated lands. It notes watering from a central source, distributing a vivifying stream to fields and poplars as a broad irrigation system concept.
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Rrigatien
Abaya
Bound Over To State Court In Virginia Hotel Case
Trouds at the Virginia Hotel were bound over to state court yesterday after police and a recorder investigated alleged misdeeds. A local officer testified to a night incident involving multiple suspects, with bond set at 85.75 and bail refused for others. Promissory notes and warrants tied to the case were discussed, and further action was ordered by the court.
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Virginia
McCrary
Manille
Konger
Aire
Conte
Jackson Hotel
Virginia Perel
Larceny Case Involving Jewelry Purchases and Flights
Two girls from Atlanta face larceny charges after buying watches from Gate City Jewelry and dressing on parade before attempting to pawn the items. The scheme included a trip to Decatur Street, a Fair on Whitehall and a plan to leave the city. Police were alerted by Durham, manager of Gate City, and the case concluded with the girls being brought to court amid laughter as Judge Sraylea proceeded.
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Sun Sarasin
Cay Posarerr
Gate City
Mia Annie Puonin
Fannin
Dalteraap
Atlanta
Sraylea
Mada Clalan
Atlanta Makes New Record in Marine Corps Recruiting
The Gate City area posts its finest showing of aviaries and Marine Corps recruiting in Atlanta. Lieutenant J. Pinkaton leads the Atlanta recruiting office, plans a new post in Austell building, and targets a large turnout as he prepares for the next recruitment drive.
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Gate City
Marine Corps
J. 2 Pinkaton
United States Marine Corps
Atlanta
Canan
Texas
Jar of
Fee
Austell
Theutennant Jeter
Korton
Pinkaten
Marine Carps
Pinkaton
Pinksto
Dale
Bot
Quri
Annenalls
Newrert
Bank Clearings Rise Across Day and Week in 1908 Period
Bank clearings increased for both the day and week compared with the corresponding period in 1908. The report notes higher spending and mentions Kaiser greeting Norway and naval offers, while the Carey state care and various officials are referenced in the context of economic activity.
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Foe
Tye
Kaiser
Norway
Norn
Carey
Tr Kean
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Che Constitution
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Saee, Su
Ausuta
Canada
Greene
Gaynor
Whitehall Street
Ireland
Washinton Herald
Philippines
Yam
D Rockefeller
Lee
Total
Alans Foraker
Black Twenty Fifth Infantry
Vei
Ion Muen
Wens Rehan
Railroads
People
Hughes
Charlts
Lracklyn Fe Gle
Rey Mor Ruy Zie
Charles 1 Hushes
Eimer
Eneles
Uae
Nilek
Tella
Thalnet
Pasala
Wita College
Elad
Ryate
Lerger
Mr. Rose
Randolph Ros
Central and Southern Railways
Boston News
Traslon
New York Mail
New York Via Springticht
Han
Mansachusetta
Argta
Bey Ava
Albanese Reuters
Kaya
Walle Taney
Aera
Mass
Agricultura
Africa
Larce
Brchive
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