Atlanta Case for Regional Bank Site
Atlanta business leaders present a strong argument to house a federal regional reserve bank in the city. They cite location, rail and mail reach, and Atlanta’s long standing role as a corporate and financial hub to show it meets Glass Owens criteria and would serve a vast southern territory from North Carolina to Alabama and the Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Glass Owens
North Carolina
Alabama
Ohio River
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Pam
Speonk Couple Celebrates 65 Years of Marriage
Mr Theodore Tuttle aged 86 and Mrs. Tuttle aged 84 of Speonk El marked sixty five years of marriage with a village celebration. The centerpiece was Mr Tuttle delivering a solemn anniversary note stating the long union and gratitude for enduring years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Tuttle
Speonk, el
Tuttle
Double Harness In Harmony At Long Island
A report from Long Island describes a long married life free of quarrels, challenging the notion that constant spats mark a marriage. The essay notes occasional early adjustments but argues married couples can stay in sync, preferring steady partnership over frequent conflict, while cautiously doubting the exuberant report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Surgery Miracles Show 20th Century Breakthroughs
A San Francisco tale claims surgeons restored a paralyzed officer to normal life by splicing the sciatic nerve. Promised advances include organ grafting and even reshaping criminals into productive citizens, with Mayo brothers and Rockefeller Institute cited as harbingers of medical miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Verne
Baron Munchausen
San Francisco
Philippines
Frinco
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Rochester
Minn
Brothers Mayo
Government ownership of railroads debated by Hungarian experts
An embassy of Hungarian experts studies American railroading under private management to show its efficiency and warn against government ownership. The piece notes dangers of an oligarchic state, political interference, and reliance on private versus public models, citing Taft and Roosevelt era figures and a broad critique of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Parate
Hungary
America
Germany
Yorktown
Ice and Dance in a Frosty Virginia Town Ballad
In a frozen town a bard blurts out a rustic lyric about ice, weather, and fiddle tunes. The piece mixes longing for warmth and wild country humor with glimpses of poverty and a Georgia editor. A penniless narrator laments ignorance of games that could bring wealth, while people gamble and dream by the fire.
Home Maker Ideals and Candid Chorus in Mixed Voices
A fragmentary column echoes historical debates on home making versus house keeping. It blends social commentary by Miss Anna Carlson and other voices on gender roles, domestic life, and wartime duties, interwoven with songs and dialect reflections.
Haymarket Riot Trials and Aftermath of 1886 Massacre
The 1886 Chicago Haymarket upheaval saw forty thousand workers demand an eight hour day. A bomb at Haymarket Square wounded police and sparked a violent crackdown. Key defendants Parsons Spies Fischer Engle and Fielden were executed, Ling died in prison, and others received long sentences. Governor Altgeld later pardoned three inmates, viewing the act as retaliation rather than sedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bay
Pinkerton
Haymarket Square
Hamuel Fielden
Washington Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Captain Ward
Ilinois
Fielden
America
Rudolph Schaubelt
Louis Ling
Ling
Albert R Parsons
Augustus Spies
Thear
Captain Black
Gary
Schaab
Fielden Ware
Engle
Engle Parsons Fischer
Hay
Altgeld
Preachers and Farmers Editor Urges Georgia Support
In The Constitution editorials praise the California plan where country ministers study rural needs at the State Agricultural College. The writer argues farmers have been neglected and urges support for using ministers to bolster rural communities, noting a Wisconsin conference as an example to emulate in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
State Agricultural College
America
Ling
Wiconsin Agricultural College
Wisconsin
Georgia
Rey W H Hopkins
Gospel of Prophylaxis Spreads Worldwide Missionary zeal reaches Panama and Cubs
The New York Times reports a broad campaign of prophylaxis led by Colonel Georgan 15 and a global evangelism effort. Cleaning efforts in Panama and baseball areas precede a future push into Kimberly diamond fields. Campaigns extend to the Rockefeller worm campaign in the Carolinas and Georgia and have appeared in China and the Philippines, likened to crusades and religious enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cubs
Panama
Georgan
Kimberly
South Africa
Carolinas
Georgia
China
Philippine Islands
Scieice
A M E Bishops Thank Constitution for Negro Hospital Fight
A M E church ministers pass a resolution thanking The Atlanta Constitution for backing a colored contagious disease hospital in Atlanta. They credit mayor, council, and health board for progress and applaud citizens who donated, noting friendly race relations and justice advancing for the Negro community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ME Church
Constitution
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Board of Health and
Efficient Housekeeping By Henrietta D P Gravel
A domestic science lecturer argues that cooking theory has varied for centuries and calls for science based cooking. It stresses that menus should adapt to diners needs, health, and tastes, and warns against rigid magazine recipes. It compares body function to a furnace and notes pitfalls of irregular eating and excessive meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta DP
Gravel
Hawu
Jacob
Madame X
Madame Y
Madame
Nis
Alog
Stoada
Heroism of the Poor in Dickensian Vision
The London Dickensian sketch lauds Charles Dickens as the people’s advocate and mouthpiece. It credits him with exposing misrepresentation of the common folk, valuing daily hardship over battlefield heroics, and portraying charity born of shared suffering. The piece links his antipathy to militarism with a focus on poverty and daily labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily and
Ther
Indianapolis
London
Dickensian
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Shakespears
Hielding
Scott
Flo
A Story of the Moment and the Bean Explosion
Quigway recounts a kitchen can explosion that splattered beans and tomato sauce on his wife, sparking talk among neighbors about the absurd damage and a public dispute with a grocer. The grocer offers a replacement can while joking about future explosions as a lawyer looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quig- Way
Quigna
Quigway Plese
Keep Your Feet In Life's Onslaughts
George Matthew Adays urges readers to meet life’s onslaughts with steady feet and discipline. He argues most battles come from within and that staying firm under pressure honors the self and shapes the course of daily events. The world rewards those who endure and respond with courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Counties wake up in Georgia health campaign
The editors say Tattnall Emanuel and Toombs counties through their boards of roads and revenues have passed appropriations to aid the Department of Field Sanitation of the Georgia State Board of Health in its campaign against hookworm disease. Work to begin in one county at once. A Fort in Atlanta Ga in charge of this work for the board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Tattnall
Emanuel County
Toombs County
Department of Field Sanitation
Georgia State Board of Health
Atlanta
Board of Health
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Southern
Sundsy
Tri
Clark Howell
W. L. Halstead
Drectorss Clark Howell
Pay Rebinson
Albert Howell, Jr
Bleck
BA Grady
Mexico
Sci
Ima
FFR
Molliday
Constitution Building
Addrove
Washington
5 Street
John Corrigan
New York City
Otaline
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty Ninth Street
Taft
Republican Party
New York Police Commissionership
Houston Post
Huerta
Albi
Caiosses
Anna Carlson
Lindsborg News
Valentine
Rome
Torn Thua
Foster McHinsey
Jonah
Georgia Darkey
Eéore
Haymarket
Atlanta, Ga
Faerie
Walt Masoy
George Matthew Adays
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!