Christmas Shopping Tip From Atlanta Advertiser
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representatives and city collectors for the Constitution Publishing Co. plus a Christmas shopping column urging earlier purchases due to crowds and depleted stocks. It highlights choosing in big stores now for better selection, delivery, and satisfaction.
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WH. Overby
E. P. Guinn
W. G. McNelley
BM Pack
Mens James T Carter
Claude A Virgin
Constitution Publishing Co
Atlanta
Swindlers and Their Dupes Warn Citizens
The Constitution warns that cherry tree swindle and related frauds flood the mails from Georgia and the Carolinas offering easy pay for doing little. Women are promised high monthly earnings from home writing, but such ads are false. Many workers in cities earn far less. The paper urges readers to ignore offers and thwart postal fraud authorities.
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Constitution
Georgia
Carolinas
United States
Constitution Office
Muttered Cuba Dispatches Cast Doubt on Election Forecasts
Havana sources quote a local paper alleging island troops would be coded for a presidential result, but the claim clashes with Gen Wood's remarks after his Cuba trip. The Buapo note accuses extensive fraudulent registration and favors Palma, contradicting Wood's positive U S sentiment.
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Cuba
Havana
4Ma
General Wood
Genevs Wood
United States
Cubano
Maso
Cuba Independence Threat Aired Amid Election Doubts
The speaker argues that if the election triggers revolution or distrust in leadership, self government fails and independence can’t be secured. He warns that obstinacy could hasten annexation as Cuba faces a Decemberthirtyfirst vote with possible independence by May if Cuba behaves.
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Cuba
Atlanta depot issue shows state control strengthens property value
The legislature did not sidetrack the depot matter for the next term. It acted fully, safeguarding rail property and securing 6 percent returns by controlling Atlanta’s depot facilities. The Constitution’s push kept state interests paramount, and Atlanta would have gained a larger terminal with or without state action, but state control enhances value.
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Atlanta
Irwinton Bulletin
Central Union Station
Epitome of Mexican history and political notes
A compact compilation reviews Mexico history from Aztec times through Independence, highlighting Cuauhtemoc, Cortes, Iturbide, and Diaz, with brief critiques of then current politics. The piece shifts to praise for Senator Morgan and canal policy, Irish progress and museum plans. It closes with a string of political jests and current events hints.
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Mexico
Asia
Egypt
Hindustan
Cuauhtemoc
Montezuma
Modest Grija
Irish National Museum at St Louis World’s Fair 1903
A corporate Irish National Museum is chartered in Missouri with capital of 600000 dollars to fund a 600000 share project. The aim is to showcase Irish achievements in the western hemisphere with a grand building at the fair.
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Emerald Isle
America
Patrick Henry
Iastre
Sons of
Erin
Pat
Irish National Museum
Europe
Ireland
St. Louis
Missouri
Diverse Newspaper Clippings on Naval, Science and World Affairs
A Chicago Tribune piece questions pre Santiago battle readings in Schley inquiry while the era’s clippings discuss lunar movement, tuberculosis inoculation ethics, George Gould’s optimism, Cuba-US relations, Chile Argentina dispute and Marconi wireless prospects. Topics span military inquiry opinions to science, geopolitics, and technology.
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Bubbich
Schley
Chicago” Tribune
Schley Court of Inquiry
Santiago
Schiey
Secretary of the Navy
Hfy
Chile-Argentina
New York World
Chile
Argentina
South Americas
Peru
Brave Wesley Gaines Rescues Injured Teacher In Jolo Mishap
During a voyage with Congressman Gaines to Jolo, Miss Paddock fell from a rotten bamboo bridge and fractured her left ankle. Gaines jumped to aid her, helped transport to the beach, and arranged ambulance care while natives assisted, displaying steadfast resilience as medical care arrived.
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Manila
CB. I. Times
Durling
McClellan
Jolo
Miss Paddock
Thomas
Iloilo
Congressman Gaines
Nashville
Tenn
Gaines
Mr. Games
United States
Willams
Strangpart
Jalytea
Vary
Ptendine Qwateh
Passing Throng Tales From City Fire and Stage
Louisville chief Major Hughes, famed for humor and longevity, handles a prankish recruit by suspending him for thirty days after a captain’s thrashing. The column also notes Richard Mansfield’s theater plans at Herald Square, Beaucaire, and a New York speaker mix up with a deaf audience. Hartwell lawyers attend a Marion court damage suit representing Hartwell citizens.
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Fire Department
Louisville
Louisville Fire Department
Singhes
Thomas Gallaudet
New York
Aragon
Adumb
Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Holy Trinity
Gallaudet
A. G
Juhar B. McCurry
Hartwell
Marion
Dorsey
Brewster & F#iewell
United States
Subisidies for American Shipping Cited by Senator Hanna
Senator Hanna of Ohio argued at the Boston Merchants Association that subsidies should expand the U.S. merchant marine to defend a growing navy. He contended a robust mercantile fleet is needed to keep ships active and justify large defense expenditures. Roosevelt’s message framed navy building as both national and economic strategy.
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Marconi
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Ohio
Boston Merchants’ Association
Hanna
Shill
United States
South America
Congress
Roosevelt
Gecoy
Amerjercy Merchant Marine
United State
Seacy
Tir
A Banquet in the Camarines and Philippine Scenes
The writer travels from Manila to Nueva Caceres in the Camarines to glimpse rural Philippine life beyond the capital. He notes a new Filipino character, the river voyage on the Bical toward Nueva Caceres, local fiestas, and a mix of soldiers, priests, and civilians. He observes class dress, tribal differences, and an extensive religious procession amid McKinley’s death news, detailing the town’s streets, umbrellas, and social contrasts.
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Wei
Pina Francis
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Hoilo
Zambanza
Ana
They
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Constant Williams
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Jack
Green
Ross
DeArmond
Tommy Strong
Palmer
Baron
Pleasant Hill
Henry le Seur
Henry
Pisa
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Congressional
McKinley
Luzon
Augusta
Burlington
Atlanta
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Tondo
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