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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1905

Page

5

Unknown OCR Fragment Reflects Broad Civic Commentary

Fragmentary text references laws, election context, and public figures. Mentions Sing Sing, Wisconsin, Chickasaw, and per diem pay while hinting at civic duty, governance, and political discourse without clear events or dates.

Walter B Hill dies in Georgia university loss

Chancellor Walter B. Hill of the University of Georgia has died after a brief illness from pneumonia following a cold. Officials credit his leadership with revitalizing the university, expanding educational reach across the state, and inspiring educators and students. The city contemplates increased support as tributes pour in from peers and the public.

Hills Bere Georgia Walter B. Hill University of Georgia Hill Walter Barnard Hill Chancellor Hill University

Death of Captain William A Fuller Pioneer and Civil War Figure

Captain William A Fuller, a city pioneer, served the state's railways and, during the Civil War, endured the famous capture of The General at Big Shanty. He later became a successful merchant and active public partner, leaving a deep void among relatives and leading citizens.

William A. Fuller Anthony Murphy Big Shanty Station State Road Fuller

New Year Cheer From Georgia in Verse and Prose

A Georgia lighthearted column marches into the New Year with songs of joy and hopeful thoughts. It blends Georgia mountains to sea, hometown humor, moral maxims from Brer Williams, a merry Christmas tale in Atlanta, and a note on a new poet named Hope Jeans. The piece moves through cheerful reflections, calls for resilience, and a playful look at public virtue and faith.

New Times Georgia

Reform movement and Joe Hill Hall in Georgia politics

Augusta Chronicle discusses the Georgia reform movement, noting Joe Hill Hall's long leadership and how Hoke Smith redirected the reform banner. The piece casts doubt on reformers’ loyalty, praises Hall’s stance of stepping back, and warns future reformers to guard their gains against opportunists.

Reformera Ap Agusta Chronicle Joe Hill Hall Davy Crockett Augusta Chronicle Joe Hill Halls Hon Hoke Smith Augusta Atlanta Journal New York Suns Eranes Georgia Hoke Smith J. Pepe Brown Hon. Hoke Billie Hardwick Hoke and Clark Joe Joe Hill Hell

Constitution Echoes Old Time Religion in Modern Dress

A reader argues that true religion transcends fixed theological labels and Bible literalism. Religion, he says, is the communion of the human soul with God through direct contact, while doctrinal views evolve. faith in spirit and truth makes one a child of God, regardless of denomination.

Kipling Jacob St. Paul's Jacob Jeld St. Paul Paula Drummond Putyit Helef Rerzion Nates Aspurgay

Preserving Southern Documentary Collections Discussed

Professor Ulrich B. Phillips addresses the American Histories Association on preserving state documentary records in Georgia South Carolina Virginia and other southern states He highlights private holdings weaknesses in public archives and the need for systematic organization and broader access to materials for accurate southern history.

Altimore American Histories Association Ulrich B. Phillips University of Wisconsin Dider States South Georgia Georgia State Capitol Georgian Historical Society Savannah James Habersham Howell Cobb A. S Exwin Athens Wilson Lumpkin M. A. Compton Julius L. Brown Atlanta Charles Edgeworth Jones Augusta W. I. de Renne Wormsles South Carolina Calhoun Charleston Historical and Genealogical Magazine South Caroling Historical Society South Caroling State Archives Columbia Colony South Carolina Historical Society Seweral St. John Parish Berkeley Pinopolig Alaheme Department of Archives and History Virginia State Capitol State Library Seaboard The Virginia Historical Society Richmond Carter Tennessee Kentucky Owa Quarles Kentucky Gazette Franksfer Maryland North Carolna Washington Ifhey U‘praty Jefferson Madison Bureau of Rolls and Library Charles Carroll Andrew Jackson J van ‘Tyme Lelang New York James Monros James Barbour Wisconsin Historical Society Draper Robert Preston Thomas Sumter Lse Dr. Draper T. M. Gwen Alabama Department of History and Archives Old South Utisterian United States

Multidenominational talks mark epochal Toronto meeting

The union conference of over a hundred chosen representatives from Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregational churches in Toronto issued a statement in The Globe describing the gathering as a landmark in Protestant history. They asserted no insurmountable obstacle to organic union and reflected on doctrinal continuity from early biblical times to the present.

Presbyterian Methodist Congregational Toronto Arminius Calvin Edwards Wesley St. Jesus Abelito Miles

Forced to Quit the School President Explains Howard Retirement

A frail, tearful report describes the retirement of the Howard University president amid explanations of stepping down. The article blends lament with quotation like a garden of memories, noting the frail figure and emotional farewell from campus life.

Negro University Howard Wenermty

Resignation of Dr Gordon Linked to Faculty Outbreaks

Dr Gordon cites trustees indifference and faculty inspired student disruptions as factors in his resignation. He urged expulsion of disruptive students, while deans favored suspension, backed by a trustees committee investigating demonstrations against him, undermining university discipline and his ability to lead.

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