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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1902
Page
10
Speer Calls For Revival Of Americanism In South
December 19 Special. Judge Emory Speer of Georgia urged northern readers to back a revival of Americanism and promote cross regional unity. He argued against partisan politics and warned that unlimited negro suffrage and sectional animosities threaten the republic, praising Reconstruction leaders and the indestructible union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon Emory Speer
United States District Court
Southern District of Georgia
Speers
Gertons
Judsesyear
North
Speer
United States
Maier & Berkele Offer Luxury Gifts on Whitehall Street
Gold and silver wares for personal wear and display including lockets, pins, buttons, watches, fobs, bags, and desk items. Featured are canes, decanters, flasks, and cased sets priced up to premium pieces. Includes items such as damas, umbrellas, and various vanity pieces. Sales point to Maier & Berkele at Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caine
The South Struggles With Reconstruction Roots
A historical critique traces Reconstruction era policies and Southern prosperity shifts. It cites census figures from 1860 to 1870 showing wealth erosion, rising debt, and the perceived failed governance under Reconstruction. The piece argues for ballot freedom, political independence, and a robust Southern response through educated leadership and national policy alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Georgia
New York
Pennsylvania
South
South Carolina
Alabama
United States
Francia
Newton Thorpe
North
Fts
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Leeky
Impartial laws for whites and Blacks in the South
The author argues for universal, impartial laws granting the franchise to educated and responsible individuals from both races while excluding the venal and ignorant. He warns against reducing southern representation in Congress and urges thoughtful political action to avoid drastic measures. He notes the economic role of Black farmers and urges viewed citizenship and civic improvement rather than deportation or violent solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
South
Confederacy
Robert Edward Lee
Rey
Congo
Livingstone
Stanley
Georgia
New Groes
Nagro
Congress
Anxiou
Eoo
Husquenot
Ivry
Navarre
Sirea
Bess
Tibury
Spain
Dunbar
Cromwell
Londperry
William of Orange
Bayne
Southern Gratitude for Union and Confederate Leaders
A patriotic monologue praising national unity after the Civil War. It lauds the magnanimity of forgiving former Confederates and the restoration of leaders into official life, praising General Grant and stressing Southern virtues and loyalty to constitutional principles. The author connects historical valor to national pride and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Grant
Hamilton
Clothing Items Listed Include Hosiery and Hats
A readout of various garments and accessories appears, including neckwear canes underwear gloves pajamas house coats house gowns bath robes suspenders hosiery hats fur caps opera hats slippers hunting shoes driving gloves and related apparel.
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University of Georgia
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Tos
Fort Sumther
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Fromm
Lin
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Alexander H. Stephens
Eytitant
Henry Winter Davis
Ingyone
Ageda
Oliver P. Mor
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Michigan
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Speafer
Andrew Johnson
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Supreme Court
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Fillmore
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Old Hall of Representatives
Capitol
Washington
Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Charleston
Stephen A. Douglass
Herschel V. Johnson
Janis
Thaddeus Stevens
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Chasa
George F. Hoar
Virginia State Bar Association
Garfield
Blaine
Stevéins
Jidge Emory Speer
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall St
Emrmben
Muiscat
Swat
Mada Callao
Guadalupe
Hidalgo
Phiippine Archipelago
Prairies
Osio
Indiana
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Great Briain
Davis & Freeman
Hirssch Bros
Whitehall
Wiartin
Eberwart Aecher
Crockett
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Forsyth St
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