London Office and Subscriptions Notice for The Constitution
The London Office at Trafalgar Buildings invites Southern visitors to use the facilities and consider The Constitution office their headquarters. George M. S. Horton is the London representative. Subscriptions travel agents are named, cautioning subscribers not to pay others. Rates listed for daily and Sunday, weekly and foreign postage, with advertising managers Nichols and F. M. Dilday.
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Trafalgar Square
Tondon
Constitution Office
Geo. M.S. Horton
London
W. TH. Overrey
Cirtiles
Donnelly
EB. T. Cain
LR. Willcox
Alabama
M. J. Willingham
JM. Tacksin
Moesers
T. T. Canin
T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Letter to a Young Correspondent on Science and the Bible
A Atlanta correspondent argues the Bible remains unimpeached despite modern scientific theories. The article praises Norbert Spencer yet warns against overreliance on his material and laments the clash of competing philosophies. It defends biblical faith against widespread claims that Genesis and other narratives are myths, urging readers to consider religious revelation alongside evolving science.
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Spencer
Norbert Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Briggs
Lyman Abbott
Faith versus science in the Bible and infidelity debate
A column condemns scientific infidels challenging revealed religion. It asserts faith remains while science errs about truths beyond nature, praising childlike belief and warning that critics' theories will be exposed as vanity. The piece mocks a young correspondent, predicting later contempt for his current stance.
Change of mind over Mills mirrors wealth impact
The piece traces Roger Q. Mills of Texas from a populist Democrat to a supporter of Standard Oil interests after wealth from oil wells altered his views on taxation. It notes an 1888 tariff speech opposing income taxes and recounts a Texas legislature debate attacking his stance, framed by a rival Democrat. The essay connects personal fortune with political allegiance and hints at Max O’Rell’s lecturing in Atlanta and New York hotel criticism, ending with a caveat about constitutional amendments.
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Roger Q. Mills
Texas
Mills
House
People of
Senate
Mr. Mills
Standard Oil Trust
Standard Oil Company
Corsicana
Milly
Max O’rell
Max O'Rell
Atlanta
New York
Simon Ford
New York Journal
Jack Frost
Morida
Florida Times-Union
Scotland
Times-Union
New Jersey
Grover
Ike
Florida
Georgia Strawberries and Rural Prosperity Across the South
A Georgia Experiment Station bulletin by Professor A L Quaintance outlines strawberry varieties and growing trials, stressing that regional differences demand tailored practices. The piece emphasizes profits for small farmers near towns and notes frost protection debates, urging intensified, localized cultivation and crop care. It also critiques railroad regulation shifts, praising state commissions for balancing public and railroad interests, while urging cooperation between lines like Louisville and Nashville and state authorities.
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Georgia
Georgia Experiment Station
A. L. Quaintance
Quaintance
Reform tone on rail interests and global notes of progress
The article reflects on railroad power in Kentucky, praising public will and local channels over corporate overreach. It mentions Georgia as a model of harmonious railroad relations and notes light from Egypt with women adopting Western customs and education, plus remarks on Parliament Britain and editorials about Castellane and Hanna.
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Belmont
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
August Belmont
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Georgia
Railroad Commission
United States
Interstate Commission
Alabama
Tennessee
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Nashville
Kentucky
Central Railroad
New York City
Railroads
Egypt
Kassem Amin Bey
Cairo
Musselman
State political gossip from Lincolnton to Calhoun
A Lincolnton Home Journal recap notes contests for the legislature with Judge Seaborn Steese and Attorney Hourace Holden attracting attention. J M Mussey and Dr T F Laing enter announcements while Dr Mitchell is urged for the General Assembly. Fort Valley timber shipments and the Georgia Fruit Packing Company crates occur. Banks County Jemmat discusses TR L J Smith for city court solicitor. Senoia Gazette highlights W H Berry for Senate. Calhoun Times surveys race dynamics around O N Starr Cantrell and possible entries by F A Cantrell Gordon Gray and John Gordon with uncertain timings.
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Holden
Lincolnton Home Journal
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Hourace M. Holden
Worley
Jw. M. Bussey
Lincolnion Home Journal
J. M. Wussey
Ingratature
Bussey
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Jackson
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Thormighguing
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Fort Valley
Georgia Fruit Packing Company
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Banks County
Commel
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Smith
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Senoia
W. H B. Berry
Newnan
Kerry
Coweta County
Georgia
Gordon County
Calhoun
O. N. Starr
F. A. Cantrell
Democratic Executive Committee
T. Gray
John H. Gordon
Mr. Gray
Mr. Gordon
Gordon
We Wid It All Together and Other Humorous Snippets
A collage of dialect verses and humorous sketches from Georgia with interjections on politics oil wealth and social irony. Wry lines mock socialists bankers politicians and the public mood through cartoons and brief vignettes, naming public figures and places in a local newspaper voice.
Dr Holderby on the Schools and moral education
In a letter to the Constitution Dr A R Holderby defends his sermon on schooling, argues public schools need Bible incorporation, denounces corporal punishment by teachers, and urges moral and religious training as essential for national future stability. He also clarifies remarks about Atlanta schools and condemns secular emphasis.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Atlants
A. R. Holderby
Tolstoi and Hauptmann Dominate Continental News
The report reviews Count Tolstoi nearing death with a life of reform and Christian critique, noting his shift from novelist to religious practitioner and his influence on Russian social relief. It also covers Emperor William’s refusal to award the Schiller prize to Gerhardt Hauptmann, favoring Josef Lauff, and Kobbe’s defense of Hauptmann as a dramatic poet, not a physician.
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Tolstoi
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Gerhardt Hauptmann
Germany
Hauptmann
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Josef Lauff
Ives
France
Kohlke
Kobbe
Lautig
Blakely and Merritt districts feature births and thanks
A note of thanks to Judge Griggs from Blakely, Ga. for a small favor of Yne te Sam’s peas. In Marietta, Ga. Journal reports Mrs. Davis, wife of WII Davis, birthed triples, three girls, Sunday morning at her Merritt’s district home. Renda, Ga. Enterprise-Gazette praises Amos J. Cummings of New York as Democratic vice presidential candidate choice with broad approval and electoral vote implications.
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Blakely
Yne Te Sam
Marietta
Journal
Davis
Wii Davin
Merritt
Amos J. Cummings
Renda
Enterprise-Gazette
New York
Cummings
Bryan
Dr Landrum Declined Baptist Pastorate Amid Negotiations
The First Baptist church considered Dr W W Landrum for its pastor amid lengthy negotiations. Committee discussions centered on salary and duties as Landrum weighed the call after 17 years in Richmond. While some push remained for his acceptance, church leaders reported no final decision as talks continued and potential candidates were considered.
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Itt
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Richmond
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