Washington Constitution readers warned about subscriptions
The Washington Constitution notice outlines subscription cautions with traveling representatives and city collectors listed. It mocks contemporary politics, touts Panama canal talk, and jokes about trusts, cotton, and world events in a satirical, gossiping column tone.
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Georgia Senators Back Ratification of Panama Canal Treaty
Washington reports Senator Clay of Georgia will address the Senate in favor of the Panama canal treaty with Senator Bacon likely to speak the same day. The piece praises Georgia for its two reliable senators and argues ratification secures isthmian access and safeguards southern interests against Colombia. It notes Democratic senators broadly support ratification and lauds Georgia leaders for backing the treaty.
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Unopposed Tudge Adamson Elects S E Leigh in Coweta
Hon S E Leigh announced as candidate for re election to the legislature in Coweta County calming rumors of opposition to Congressman W C Adamson in the fourth district. Adamson, a key Georgia federal legislator, has aided rural free delivery and earned recognition from government departments. The unopposed bid signals another two year term in the lower house for Adamson.
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Welcome Back Harris Returns to Atlanta Constitution Editorial Staff
The Atlanta Constitution reports the return of Mr. Joel ChandiéF Harris to its editorial staff. Harris is praised for his forceful, clean and honest writing, with lively diction and a positive outlook. His fellow press colleagues extend a cordial welcome back to the ranks.
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Nuggets from Georgia and Sunny Days in Winter
A collage of quoted verse and commentary referencing Georgia themes, seasonal songs, and poems. Mentions sunny winter days, mockinbird singing, spring hopes, farming imagery, and social chatter. Includes regional slang lines and musings on readers and literature.
Atlanta and Macon Rivalry and News Bits
A collection of snippets from Macon News and Bulloch Times discussing Atlanta projects. Notes claim Fort Gaines Sentinel bets on a Macon auditorium ahead of Atlanta depot, Atlanta gains a Presbyterian university, and Georgia’s capital chatter with varied quips about snow and public works.
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Church Refuses to Sell Land Blocking L&N Terminal Plan
The vestry of St. Philip's cathedral decides not to sell a 24 foot wide strip on Washington Street to the Louisville and Nashville railway. Rector Dr. Albion W. Knight cites no sale, signaling a possible halt or modification to the railroad's Atlanta freight terminal project. Negotiations on waybilling among southern lines also discussed with several auditors present.
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Bishop Turner Presiding at AME Bishop Council
The African Methodist Episcopal convention council of bishops sits in Mobile Alabama with bishops from Georgia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Maryland New York Tennessee Michigan Kansas and Africa in attendance. Bishop H M Turner of Atlanta presides as the session continues for two days.
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Gudger Maintains Seat in House Election Report
Washington February report from the house elections committee endorses incumbent Democrat Mr. Gudger in the Moody-Gudger North Carolina contest, stating he will not be ousted. The subcommittee completed its findings today, supporting Gudger’s continuation as a member.
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State Gossip in Capitol Corridors Spun From Georgia Efforts
Georgia officials Hon Dudley M Hughes and Hon Flugh V Washington returned to push funding for the Georgia building at St Louis. They plan conferences in Atlanta next week to present the building plans to city leaders and business figures. The article also notes Oglethorpe County’s convict leasing questions, military appointments by Governor Terrell, a pension payment in Greene County, and insurance firms seeking Georgia entry.
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State Democratic Executive Committee to Set Call in Weeks
The state democratic executive committee will issue the call for a committee gathering within the next two or three weeks and the meeting is likely to occur from early to mid March. Chairman Brown noted the last meetings were in March with March 15 and 29, but this year the date may shift earlier. The committee will set primary and convention rules and handle party questions, with possible June convention and legislative session timing affecting plans.
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