Notice to Subscribers and Panamanian Discussion
Notice to Subscribers lists traveling solicitors and city collectors with names, warns about proper payment to Constitution Publishing Co, then expands into a dated column of political commentary on Panama Canal, US policy, and allegations about politicians and newspapers. Includes reflections on governance, partisanship, and international relations.
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W. H. Overbey
H._ DONNALLY
Blackburn
Charles S Moore
J. R Carrolti
Mesars Tames Y Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Sign of the Christmas wreath marks Christian civilization growth
A reflection on Christmas wreaths seen in stores and homes signaling the spread of Christ's influence. The piece argues that the wreath embodies education in Christian faith, moral advancement, and universal reverence for Jesus as model and authority, linking holiday customs to broader religious and civilizational progress.
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Christ
Galilee
Jerusalem
Calvary
Lfe
Death of Judge Barrow Revered Georgia Statesman Passes
The death of Judge Pope Barrow in Savannah on Wednesday evening brings deep sorrow to thousands across the commonwealth. A lifelong Georgian, he rose from wartime service to legal practice, the legislature, and the United States Senate. In recent years he served as judge of the Savannah circuit superior court and had declined a Supreme Court appointment. Known for loyalty, labor, and ideal public service, Barrow traced his lineage to revolutionary stock and stood as a model of integrity and civic devotion for Georgia.
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Pope Barrow
Savannah
Commonwealth
Barrow
Georgia
Senate
United States
Bevannah
Supreme Bench of
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Cepa
Promotion of Mr. Black for New York accounts post
Mayor elect McClellan taps William H. Black of Atlanta as commissioner of accounts for Greater New York. Black, son of E P Black and brother of Eugene R Black, moved to New York to practice law yet pursued politics, aiding Democratic efforts to win back voters and secure a party victory.
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Black
McClellan
New York City
William H. Black
Atlanta
Gotham
E. P. Black
Eugene R. Black
New York
Mr. Black
Ceowiedee
Georgia Senators Back Panama Treaty Actions and South Poverty Critique
A Georgia editorial defends Senators Bacon and Clay against claims they oppose Panama canal progress, noting they seek a full administration report and will act on a clear case. It argues both are patriotic, responsible, and aligned with national Canal goals. The piece then rebuts a Gunter’s Magazine poverty critique of the South, offering Georgia and Iowa and Nebraska comparisons to show relative wealth and pension impacts, urging empathy and rejecting blanket poverty labels.
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Georgia
Bacon
Clay
Panama
Washington
Senate
United States
Canal
Moss
Hoar
Executive Departments
Congress
Georga
Panaman
Ers
United States Treasury
Iowa
Nebraska
National Treasury
Union
Goulds
Astors
Rockefellers
South
Republican Mired Pickles in Democratic Rule Fume
Editorial notes stir within Republican circles over Democrats pushing for a united program before nominating a candidate. Critics claim business interests fear Roosevelt’s leadership and warn party friction will hurt the party’s chances in November. Some insist the campaign remains unsettled until votes confirm the nominee.
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Democratic Party
Thurston
Roosevelt
Betwen
Christmas Eve Telegraph Of A Tender Heart
A wireless poem by Captain Jack Crawford reflects Christmas joy and gratitude. The speaker speaks of tender hearts, shared faith, and a sainted mother’s memory. He compares his soul to a wireless telegraph and wishes brothers light and hope as Christ returns tomorrow.
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Jack Crawford
Christ
Guesses By Government Cotton Estimates Draw Fire
Debated criticism of the agricultural department's cotton crop guesses. The New York Journal of Commerce says government estimates mislead markets and harms trade by presenting guesses as facts. Historical gaps show repeated shortfalls from 1899 to 1903, urging the department to stick to confirmed data.
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Baltimore
Statistical Bureau of the Agricultural Department
New York Journal of Commerce
Argricultural Department
Shakespeare on Christmas in Georgia and Donegal verse
A fragmentary holiday miscellany includes Shakespearean Christmas lines from Georgia, verses on Donegal and Colleen, and comic sketches like Brother Dickey and Old Diplomat. It blends festive readings with rural dialect humor and a note on Mr Dooley.
State Press Sidelight on Political Prowess and Regional Vibes
The Augusta Herald mocks Roonaveyy as riding a cowboy pony into next year’s Republican arena while Savannah News hints at “powder burned” in trials of war plans. Albany Herald jokes about a bigger whistle and red paint as Macon’s new Georgia-built government complex looms.
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Augusta Herald
Roonaveyy
Colombia
Panama
Savannah News
Reyes
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Dees Steamship Line
Albany Herald
Macon
Georgia
Rome
Scribes and clippings from Georgia papers noted in Drift
A garbled montage from The Waycross Journal and multiple Georgia papers mentions sweet potatoes needing quartering, a Lawrenceville copy of The Constitution from 1878, Swainsboro’s Forest Blade, Chicago murderer Neidermeier, a possum in a Monroe store barrel, rising land values in the south, electric line talks to Toccoa, Denver social clubs, a Denver motor club joke, school children editing a column in Eatonton Messenger, The Kicker in Siloam News, a white primary debate, and various local correspondents and publishers in Butler Sandersville and Atlanta.
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JK Ohl
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Panema
Panama Canal
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Bratt
Gunter
Virginia
Carolinas
Lowe
Shakespeare
Dickey
Donegal
Lucia Chamberlain
Ainslee
Lonesome Place
Donreal
Kitty Connelly Lea
Chris
Alan
Kunnel
Gabriel
Marie Tom
Dooley
Mr. Dooley
Girie
Resolu Wittacon
Rus
State Press
Greenesboro Herald-Journal
Hera
Hardy
St Nick
Thomasville
Fitzgerald Enterprise
Spirit of Progress
Progress
Douglas Glessfier
King Cotton
King Wheat
Macon News
Waycross Journal
Ware County
Squire Hagood
Gwinnett
Lawrenceville News-Herald
Forest Blade
Swainsboro
Neidermeier
Pos
Neiermeier
Elberton Star
Monroe
Walton County
Camilla Enterprise
Sams
Georgii
Toccoa
Athens
Camerville
Tooth
Bainbridge Argus
Denver
Colo
Argus
Eatonton Messenger
Georga Jemidary
Georgia Jenkins
Silleigeville Newa
Herat
Sandersville
Heras Nelaten
Sidney Herth
Florida
Bidtney Herbert
Atlants
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