Notice to Subscribers From The Constitution Publishing Co
A list of traveling representatives for subscriber delivery is provided including W A Overby C H Donnelly W Blackburn Charles G Soon W H Corrigan and E Parker. Publication urges subscribers to avoid paying others and notes the 1905 Atlanta based notice. The text also contains assorted political commentary and foreign policy musings from the era.
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W. Blackbur
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W._H. CORRI’GAN
E. i Parker
Constitution Publishing CO
Bryan in the Lime Light vascular praise and political stance
The piece defends William J. Bryan as a popular national figure despite past defeats, arguing his leadership, moral conviction, and influence endure. It lauds his honesty and statesmanship while criticizing detractors and urging continued support for his principles and legacy.
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Morning News
Georgia
United States
South
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The Russian Peasant and The Problem of Government
A dispatch contrasts the Russian peasant with abstract politics, arguing peasants know little of government beyond labor and harvest. It suggests Russia is unripe for constitutional reform and notes tax flares and vodka as factors in social unrest.
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Visdimir
Markham
Africa
Arctic
The Russian peasant, ignorance, and autocracy in 1905
The piece examines how education, serfdom, and autocratic rule fuel rural misery in Russia. It critiques the oligarchy for monopolizing knowledge, the emperor's stance toward workers, and the looming threat of rebellion rooted in tribal resentment and brutal repression. It cites Millet and Markham to frame the prophetic danger to autocratic power.
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Vladimir
Nicholas
Waorkmen
Edwin Markham
Letters From The People Presidential Succession Debate
Readers discuss presidential succession and the mechanism for replacing a deceased president and vice president. The letter argues for adding a second vice president and cabinet roles, citing constitutional order of succession and practical governance considerations. A second installment notes a river captain’s death in Mississippi.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Cannon
Parker
Davis
Willams
Record of Bank Failures for Past Twelve Years
Bradstreets report shows 1904 marked by many suspensions across national savings and private banks and trust companies totaling 102, with 31,774,896 in liabilities. The period highlights strain on smaller institutions and rising failures in 1903-04, with mortality of banks around 0.64 percent for that year.
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Gan and Trust Companies
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Youn
Erist
Comptroller of the Currency
Echoes from the nation on insurance and Moro policy
A medley of editorial snippets from papers including the Nashville Banner and Chattanooga Times discusses insurance rate impacts, American policy in the Philippines with a hostile Moro view, press freedom debates over advertising, and reactions to Southern farming and cotton markets amid speculation.
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Philippines
Atlanta Constitution
Taft
Atlanta Gossip and City Council Friction
A collage of Atlanta references from multiple papers notes Paderewski’s Georgia tour passing with no Grand Night report, praise for Atlanta’s growth, and names like Suane Swayne and Tommy Colcolough. It mocks East Coast citizens’ ties to Atlanta while a council meeting is described as a tame, vetoed affair amid sharp editorial quips.
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Paderewski
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Columbia
8.C
Constitution
Suane Swayne
Tommy Colcolough
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Swayne
Macon News
Georgia News Snippets On Politics And Markets
A collage of clipped editorials notes Georgia politics and economics. Mentions Uncle Lon Livingston, government by appropriation, editors Rainey and Becomes Cashier, Cherokee Advance transition, Mr. Perry’s bank role, small business issues, and cotton market curiosities with references to Dawson Athens Columbus Savan nah Thomasville and Griffin newspapers.
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Lon Livingston
Ffth
Washington
Georgia
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Atlanta
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Perry
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Happiness in Hope and the Bleak Day
A poem reflection contrasts cheerful and grieving hearts, asserting happiness can dwell in hope despite bleak days. The verse notes that no matter how bright or dreary life seems, happiness persists in song and inner resilience. The article also mentions a legislative committee report on agriculture and quarantine powers affecting livestock movements.
New reservoirs work to begin in Atlanta water system
Fulton county convicts will clear land at the reservoir site for Atlanta’s water works project. Captain Donaldson and Captain Clayton inspected the ground after a plan to use 100 convicts was adopted last year. Clearing precedes excavation as the city moves toward a safer, adequate water supply. The ground cost $36,000 years ago and is nearly paid.
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State Troop Inspections Begin Across Georgia
Beginning yesterday and to continue nearly daily until May, formal inspections of Georgia state troops were initiated. Captain R B Powers of the Seventh United States Cavalry and Colonel W Obear, inspector general, will tour the state, reporting to Washington and the Governor respectively. They will inspect units including Third Infantry and First Cavalry with various detachments, then move to southern sections with Captain T H Whitney guiding later. Observers expect stricter scrutiny and awaited reports.
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Award for humane animal care sparks debate in Europe
Daily Tips from the Patent Office notes an European organization offering a prize to teachers who improve animal welfare. The discussion centers on a so called blanket harness for horses designed to prevent blankets from causing injuries, with a Western town gold lady mentioned as a possible candidate for the honor.
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