Notice to Subscribers for The Constitution and Sunny South
Advertises uniform subscription rates of 5 dollars yearly for The Daily Constitution six days a week and 7 dollars for The Constitution plus The Sunday Constitution and The Sunny South. Names traveling representatives and solicitors, warns against paying others, and lists local subscription collectors.
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Daily Constitution
W. E. Whereby
B. M Pack
T. H. Ont
W. W. Blackburn
Chas
Dore
C. H. Donnelly
James T. Rier
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Governor Candler Chosen to Compile Georgia History Records
Velanta Georgia December 17 1902 Governor Candler selected to collect and publish Georgia colonial revolutionary and Confederate records. Article praises preservation efforts by Daughters of the American Revolution and United Confederate Veterans and notes Candler’s qualifications and public support for the historic task.
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Candler
South
Georgia
Georg
America
Reblic
Latin American Unity Fears Over Venezuela War Rift
The piece argues a Latin American alliance may form to defend sovereignty against European debt pressures and Venezuelan aggression. It warns the Monroe doctrine could be strained if Europe acts to subjugate Venezuela, urging US neutrality be reconsidered to protect regional autonomy and prevent broader conflict.
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United States
Venezuela
South
Central America
Argentina
Caribbean
Chile
Mexico
England
Germany
Castro
Great North American Republic
Public Land Frauds Alarm Warranted by Grand Jury Findings
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock warned against widespread fraudulent filings by cattlemen to claim public land in the west. A Nebraska grand jury report estimates a million acres fraudulently filed for homesteads in one year, with millions more affected in other western states. The long standing clash between settlers seeking agriculture and cowmen seeking pastures intensified as claims were fenced off and crops were damaged, driving many settlers from their properties.
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United States
Sp Cies
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
West
Federal Grand Jury
Omaha
Nebi
Nebraska
Bald
Perhaps Hill Right About Coming Depression in 1900s America
The piece argues Hill may be prophetic about a looming business downturn and stock stringency. It notes inflated bank credits without cash reserves, funds tied in long term investments, and a waning export balance. It urges switching from the Republican party to honest fair trade.
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Hill
Jim Hill
New York
Atlanta
Paris
India
Joans
Otr
Brother Hill
Republican Party
Party of Honest and Fair Trade
Union veteran seeks return of sword captured at Macon Ga
Morris W. Lazure, a Fairfield County union veteran, writes Secretary Power asking for the address of Chionel J. M. Stone or his family in Mississippi to return a sword taken at Macon Georgia. He notes Stone advertised for its return years ago but he did not wish to part with it then. He now wishes the family to have the sword, recalling Governor Stone and noting his widow resides in Iuka Mississippi.
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Macdéa
Jackson
Miss
Morris W. Lazure
Fairfield, C
Chionel J. M. Stone
Mississippi
Macon
Colonel Stone
Stone
Governor Stone
Iuka
Christmas Times in Georgia Song Fragment
A fragment from The Thomasville Times Enterprise features holiday verses and light verse about Christmas in Georgia. The piece includes parody lines, local humor, and brief notes on literature and music, with references to Judge Bibb and a humorous marriage certificate incident.
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Georgia
Geardati
Holly
America
Growlers
Mas
Triplett
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Bibb
Peter Sampson
Nea Misa Agathonichi Hadlozaglov
Times-Enterprie
Monroe doctrine as dynamite in Venezuela crisis says de Martens
In a December issue Professor F de Martens, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, questions the Monroe doctrine amid US Venezuelan tensions. He warns it may provoke European interplay and future conflicts as US imperialism grows. He notes Porto Rico and the Philippines fuel power, but conquest without integration risks harsh subjugation. He doubts war laurels outpace peaceful gains and highlights the cost of maintaining expanded territories.
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Independent
F. de Martens
Venezuela
Monroe
Byrone
Washington
United States
American
North America
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
America
Great American Republic
Beef Trust Case Revived in Chicago Court
Arguments heard before Judge Groescup in Chicago as the beef trust case returns to the United States circuit court. Packers’ demurrer claims the injunction bill is multifarious and lacks suitable specificity. Miller argues the bill does not restrain interstate commerce and shipments to agents in other states advance trade, not violate statutes.
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Groescup
Chicago
P. §. Crosgeup
United States Circuit Court
John 3. Miller
Packers
Good Motto To Live Up To From Mecoa Telegraph
The Atlanta Constitution published a curious editorial praising a motto "Keep sweet," urging gentleness in discourse while defending business interests. It cautioned against bitterness and urged restraint, echoing the phrase Keep sweet and punch above the belt.
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Mecoa Telegraph
Atlanta Constitution of
Alabama Pension Laws and Bird Protection Letters
Letters discuss Alabama county pension boards based on need, proof of service, and disqualification for income or property. final state board decision. A second letter argues against killing and pluming birds for fashion, citing ornithology group data and urging humane bird protection.
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Alabama
Buditor
Montgomery
John P. Ralls
M. D. Gadsden
Ala
Georgia Governor Terrell Signs Tax and Appropriation Acts
Governor Terrell approved the general tax act and the general appropriation bill after deliberations on conflicts between the tax acts. He intends to sign the franchise tax act, with its repeal of conflicting provisions, while legislators prepare remaining bills and consider small amendments to sections 9 and 10 affecting telegraph, telephone, express, and sewing machine taxes. Odum named messenger. Senate and House committees report on treasury operations and office efficiency.
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Gvernor Terrell
Senate
House Committee
Noot
Symons
Tidewater
van Buren
Hopkins
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Thomas County
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Dunbar
Richmond
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House
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
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Hixon
Sumter
Americus
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Morgan
Bostwick
Morgan County
Overstreet
Screven
Sylvania
General Assembly
Anld
Sall Comptroller General
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Dams
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Odum
Terrell
Benton Odum
Baker County
State Senate
Opee
Uder
Park
Zaet Eet
Tresaurer
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