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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1904

Page

21

Political Echoes and Quips From Atlanta in 1904

A long stream of satirical and stray notes from Atlanta dated February 5 1904 touches on public mood in America. It mentions Roosevelt subjects, Africa and the Far East, education of African Americans, a possible ascension aerodrome, Georgia peaches, and public indignation at Republican campaigns. It also parodies New York markets, commentary on whiskey and tuberculosis, the circus trust, and anti-imperial sentiment. Mentions of Russia Japan China and the Maybrick mystery frame a global backdrop while local politics reference Rayner’s Senate bid and Minnesota mayor Ames. The piece weaves diverse quotes into a carnival of opinions.

Why Does Not Japan Strike

A speculative analysis asks why Japan delays war with Russia, noting Russian duplicity and Japan's moral restraint. It argues Britain’s restraint and Russia’s provocation aim to force a casus belli, suggesting war is likely as tension nears a breaking point. The piece weighs strategic timing and diplomatic pressures shaping a forthcoming decision.

Russia Japan Reuters’ Bureau Ht Ie Russa Mikado St Petersburg Nippon Dewey Cavite Black Sea Fort Arthur Vladivostoeck Manchuria Siberia Siberian Great Britain Lake

Taft arrives in Washington amid pomp and ceremony

The article notes William Howard Taft entering Washington to a grand reception with generals in full dress and a brigade of cavalry. Taft, unimpressed by the display, questions how to act before such European style pomp, arguing Americans should eschew such courtly pageantry.

Washington Ths Hotel Willam H Taft Taft

Taft Philippines work praised by current administration

The piece notes the approval shown by the country for Governor Taft’s work in the Philippines and the delight at his joining the president’s cabinet. It suggests this small moment reflects broader trends under the present administration.

Taft Philippines

Maddox retirement reshapes seventh district race

Announcement that Hon. John W Maddox will not seek reelection to Congress from the seventh district comes with surprise and regret. He will serve until December 1905, continuing his noted service as a lawmaker while southern agricultural and industrial progressAdvance in farm yields and total southern farm and manufactured product values cited from The Southern Farm Magazine highlight steady regional growth and economic gains.

John W. Maddox John W Maddox Congress Georma State Counrtry Maddox National House

Southern prosperity shown as stable and diverse

The passage asserts the American spirit of push and bustle underpins steady southern prosperity. It emphasizes that southern growth is not dependent on a single commodity but on multiple industries, with conservative investment and solid returns to capital and enterprise. It claims southern resource exploitation has only begun.

South

Birmingham Board Seeks Lower Insurance Rates

Birmingham merchants urge a rate cut through the Southeastern Tariff Association. A resolution calls on non-member insurers to quote Birmingham favorable terms and pledges full local business to those rates. The move follows a letter from the association denying any Birmingham rate reduction.

Birmingham Ala Bneaialj Board of Trade Southeastern Tariff Association South Eastern Association Board of ‘Trade Fire Insurance Committee Southeastern Taiff Association EB R McDavid Jefferson County Asaoclatan Southeastern Association John W O Neil Why Board of Aldermen Onell Birangham Bomingham

Gate City Guard to Celebrate Forty Ninth Anniversary

The Gate City Guard invites members and friends to a reception on February 11 in the Kamboll ballroom to mark the unit’s forty ninth anniversary. The event features entertainment, from 9 to 10, followed by dancing. it was postponed after the death of General John B Gonlon. The Guard, formed in 1855, is among the region’s oldest military groups and carried its own Civil War flag.

Cate City Guard Kamboll Gate City Guard John B Gonlon

McClellan closes several New York theaters as unsafe

Major McClellan ordered several New York play houses closed for safety. The Grand Opera House Madison Square Theater Princes Theater VanderMeer Theater Hurtig and Seamon and part of Huber's Museum were named. Last week nineteen theaters were warned to make safety alterations by Tuesday or face closure. The Grand Opera House is not the Metropolitan Opera House.

New York York McCiellan Grand Opera House Madison Square Theater Princes Theater VanderMe Theater Hurtig and Seamons Hubers Mueum Mid- Wight Metropoltan Opera House

Dropped Dead on the Street in New York City

Dr Thomas, 65, a North Carolina physician from New Burn, North Carolina, died suddenly in New York City. He fainted in the street, was carried into a store, and died before a doctor could be summoned. He was identified by cards in his pockets.

Dr Thomas North Carolina New Yor New York Edward Thomas Newburn NC

Bible Conference in Newnan Georgia February Session

The John C Martin Bible Conference and Ministerial Institute for colored ministers opens in Newnan with Ren W M Porton, former dean of Turner Theological Seminary, guiding sessions. Local ministers receive substantial information and show strong interest as the event proceeds with visible ministry activity.

Newnan John C .Martin Bible Conference Ren W M Porton Furner Theological Seminary

Newnan Opens New Auditorium in Grand Ceremony

Newnan on February 4 opened a new auditorium with George R. Weniling delivering lectures on stone wall Jackson. All 100 seats were filled as attendees from La Grange Carrollton Hogansville Palmetto and Grantville praised the costly and handsome new edifice.

Newnan George R. Weniling Stonewall Jackson la Grange Carrollton Hogansville Palmetto Grantville

A Winter Song and Miscellany From 1903 to 1904

A collage of lyric fragments and poems recalling old year memories and winter motifs. The text touches on love letters, a nostalgic look at writers labeled ancient, seasonal verses about snow and longing, a quip about editors mismanaging money, a sunlit daydream, and a comic verse about a beaver wearing a new year outfit.

Missionary Institute at First Methodist Church

The annual Missionary Institute of the Atlanta district of the Methodist church will be held at the First Methodist church on Peachtree street Friday and Saturday under the direction of the presiding elder Dr C T G Dowman. It will begin at 9 a m Friday and run all day and Saturday morning. The Indies of First church will serve luncheon Friday at 1 p m. The institute includes all district preachers but the services are open to all. Friday at 11 a m Rev C O Jones D D will preach and Rev L Metonnell will speak at 3 p m. The public, especially, invited to the sermons.

First Methodist Church Missionary Institute of Atlanta Methodist Church Peachtree Street C T G. Dowman Actoch Iriday Pelock First Church C O Jones L Metonnell M M Davies W R Lambreth

Woodward Blocks Atlanta Exhibit funding in St Louis vote

Alderman J G Woodward refused to vote on the $5000 appropriation for the Atlanta building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. Only four aldermen were present. three votes were needed to approve expenditures. The board adjourned until 3 pm to retry the measure with council action.

Atlanta St Louis Becaus J G Woodward Mode St. Louis Woodward Terry Inman Harwell Aldermanic Board Couel

Suit Filed for 10000 Against Street Railroad Company

Namia Mitchell sues the Georgia Railway and Electric Company for 10000 damages over the death of her husband Ed Mitchell from injuries in a streetcar wreck. The accident occurred Saturday on Rocke street near Mangura and Hilcott. negligence is claimed. Attorneys J D Ellpatrick and J W Moora filed the suit yesterday.

Naxinie Mitchell J. D. Ellpatrick J. W. Moora

Old and In the Way The Final Valley Prayer

An elderly speaker sits by a chimney corner and recalls a life full of care. Young voices deem her useless and in the way. She envisions the heavenly home where there is room for her.

Safes

Georgia Entomologist Scott to Aid State Fruit Growers

Georgia State Entomologist Scott shifts to Washington working on peach brown rot in Georgia and apple blotter rot in Virginia. He will split time between Georgia and the two states, with a spring summer campaign stressing field work and extension to fruit men statewide.

Scott Capitol Department of Agriculture Usu Bureau of Plant Industrs United States Department of Agriculture Washington Georgia Scotts Virginia Snott Vagt

Woman Sues Store for Big Sum in Garnishment Case

Mrs Yan declares garnishment forced loss of her position as saleslady at Chamberlin Johnson Ducare company. Ryan seeks 8000 damages against Chicago department store, alleging wrongful garnishment and discharge. She says a justice court ruled in her favor on a $9 claim and that garnishment was served on her employer, who discharged her. Attorney Judson Chapman filed the suit.

Yan Ryan Chice & Department Store Contem Chamberlin Johnson Dutsose

No Money for Kelsey Declines Fee for Atlanta Building

Architect of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition did not secure payment from Atlanta officials. A meeting yesterday between Albert Kelsey and Avants citizens resulted in the municipality indicating it would deal directly with President Francis and the PCB and would not pay Kelsey any fee. Officials saw Kelsey in the mayor's office and were told the Atlanta building would not be erected unless the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company covered the difference between estimated costs and the actual total.

Atlanta Albert Kelsey Ar Ous Avants Dess Francis Mi Kelsey St. Louis Mikeley Towell J W English Stechens W G Cooper Prayor Howell Kelsey Louisiana Purchases Exportion Company

Cobb Announces Run for Legislature in Haratsey County

Dr John T Cobb of this city announced his intention to stand for election to the state general assembly from Haratsey County. He is well known in his profession and in local professional fraternities and politics.

Cobb Buchanan John T Cobb General Assembly Haratsey

No Smallpox in Hawkinsville Hawtorsville February 4

Despite grey agent reports in other regions there is no smallpox in Hawkinsville or its vicinity. Local health officials state the city shows zero active cases and no new exposures are reported.

Hawtonsville Hawkarsville Hawkinsville

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