Constitution Office Notice for Subscribers in London
London office invites southerners visiting London to use the facilities and make the Constitution office their headquarters. Mr Geo M Horton is the London representative. Subscriptions and traveling solicitors listed, with rates and postage details. Entered at Atlanta post office.
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Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
London
Constitution Office
Geo, M
Horton
W. Hoverbey
Charles IL Yownelly
E. L. Cain
LL. BO Willcox
Fion
Alabama
M. J. Willingham
J. M. Jackson
Messrs
R. AL. Cannon
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Atlanta
Mattar
Issue for the People on McKinley imperialism debate
Atlanta readers confront a fierce polemic on expansion and imperialism. The article argues that President McKinley, influenced by trusts and Hanna, acts beyond the Constitution in acquiring new territories, labeling such moves as imperialism and warning that a Republican Congress cannot legitimize it.
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McKinley
United States
Otis
Sulu
Hanna
Congress
Porto Rico
Republican Congress
New England
Bryan Receives Warm Georgia Welcome Ahead of National Campaign
Hon W Z Bryan draws fervent crowds in Atlanta as he addresses the Young Men's Democratic League. The speech frames debates in Congress as a guard against imperialist trend and defends expansion under a democratic constitution. Georgia's reception signals momentum toward the upcoming national Democratic convention.
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Georgia
W. Z. Bryan
Young Men’s Democratic League
Bryan
Congress
Porto Rico
Boston
Atlanta
Imperialism Threatens Constitutional Rights, Warns Editor
The article argues against expansionism and calls out Republicans for pursuing an imperial agenda outside constitutional bounds. It contrasts free trade with misused benevolence toward Porto Rico and notes dangers to states like Arizona and New Mexico. It cites Henry Stafford and Samuel Evans shaping bonded warehouse schemes to empower southern commerce and reduce reliance on foreign pricing.
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George
Hanna
Congress
Porto Rico
Massachusetts
Georgia
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Republican Party
Spain
United States
Cortes
Bonded Warehouse Plan Embraced by Barnesville Firm
The bonded warehouse system under legislative act is to be tested by J. W. Stafford & Sons of Barnesville, Ga. F M Stafford thanks The Constitution for its coverage of Neillism and cotton price support. He notes bankers and merchants stood with farmers and cotton prices rose toward prior value, citing a Barnesville Gazette clipping.
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Stafford
United States
Liverpool
Law
J. W. Stafford & Sons
Barnesville
F. M. Stafford
Barnesville Gazette
Retany
Mide
Srinath Pat Pean
Southern Insurance Growth Proof From Atlanta Home
The article discusses the rise of southern insurers, highlighting the Atlanta Home Insurance Company. It defends the firm against criticism, notes its high asset ratio per hundred dollars of insurance, and compares its position to Aetna Glenn’s Falls Orient Connecticut and Home of New York, asserting the Atlanta Home leads with a 2.84 ratio. It emphasizes southern financial strength and pride.
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Southern Insurance Companies
Atlanta Home Insurance Company
Joel Trurt
Insurance Herald
Atlanta
Aetna
Glenn
Orient
Connecticut
New York
Jewer
South
Hoar’s Return Sparks Imperialism Debate in GOP
The piece notes Senator Hoar’s surrender to a new stance and a presidential declaration that the Republican Party supports imperialism. It argues anti expansionists and some expansionists see a revolutionary GOP shift. It cites patronage silencing critics inside Congress and growing Republican resentment outside Capitol Hill.
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Ur. Hoar
Hoar
Hanna
Republican Party
Mont Blanc
United States
Congress
The Prince's Hat and the Prince of Wales
A fragmentary meditation on greatness across nations notes that merit chance and fortune shape leadership. It recalls the prince of Wales aging and losing hair as a humorous contrast to broader traits of power.
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Prince of Wales
Hat touching in Lords sparks mild titter amid royal talk
A House of Lords debate drew attention when Lord Wemyss touched the hat of the Prince of Wales, provoking mild laughter and consternation among the audience. The Prince remained unmoved as the speaker apologized, while commentators note potential old precedent or income in reviving royal touching.
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House of Lords
Lord Wentyss
Prince of Wales
Lord Wemyss
Queen Anne
Albert Edward
South Atlantic Life Insurance opens in Virginia with $250000 capital
The South Atlantic Life Insurance Company of Virginia began operations in Hichmood on Tuesday February 20 with guaranteed capital of 250000. FR L Foreman elected third vice president and general manager, set to leave Mutual Life in Georgia to lead the new firm. The company aims to operate initially in Virginia North and South Carolina and Georgia. The article lauds the new southern enterprise, notes past failures of postwar insurers, and highlights Foreman’s qualifications. Grand Chancellor Goodrum of Knights of Pythias in Georgia is recovering from pneumonia as of February 23.
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Insurance Herald
South Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Hichmood
South
Eouthern
Buginves
Capitalite
Virginia
Catolinas
Mfe
Tueaddy FR. L. Foreman
Mutual Life
Georgia
BR. F. Rhedden
North
South Carolina
South Atlantic
South Atlantic Life Insurance Company of
New South
Robert J. Foreman
Goodrum
Newnan
T. M. Goodrum
Knights of
Seed Politics and Bluebird Humor in Billville Ballot Reel
A humorous patchwork of election satire and dialect sketches lampoons legislators sending seeds to Washington, candidates courting voters, and a Georgia stump scene. Vignettes include campaign lyres, a colored voter’s perspective, and a bluebird prelude to spring, with satirical jabs at policy and party.
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Billville
Bilville
Letters From The People On Religious Debate And Postal Reform
An assortment of reader letters discusses higher criticism of the Bible and the divinity of Jesus Christ, urging faithful adherence to the scriptures. Also included are opinions from H. J. Lamar of Mavon Ga on fertilizer use, a note about city directories for 1900, and a long editorial argument on the U.S. postal service parcel post proposal and government involvement versus private enterprise.
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Eadltor Constitution
The
Constitution
Herbert Spencer
Jesus Christ
God
Dwight L. Moody
Lyman Abbott
Briggs
Mitchell
Paul
Postal Service
Washington Post
Hull
Iowa
Chicago Chronicle
the Chronicle
Congress
Europe
Chronicle
United States
AOL
Washington
Sitka
Alexandria
Intel
Germany
Sovetainen
Death of renowned New York painter William H. Beard
Public notices recount the life of William H. Beard born in Painesville Ohio in 18 He traced lineage to English and Scottish nobility and studied under family tutors before an itinerant portrait tour in Ohio He settled in Buffalo for eight years then created animal fantasy works later gaining fame for anthropomorphic satire Beard traveled to Europe in 1857 painting in Dusseldorf Switzerland Italy and France and settled in New York in 1860 He became a National Academician in 1862 and was a staple of New York artistic circles with a famed studio and influential presence
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Grant Park
Park Commission
Sidney Root
United States
Seals
New York
William H. Beard
Mr. Beard
Painesville
Sir James Beard
England
Lachlan McLean
Scotland
Supreme Court of
Connecticut
Bell
James
Buffalo
William
Ohio
Beard
Europe
Dusseldorf
Switzerland
Italy
France
Prohibitionists of South Carolina Plan Address and Campaign
Colum b ia South Carolina February 23 Special. A committee from the January prohibition conference will issue an address to the people outlining work, issues, and organizing plans for the coming campaign. The address urges renewed voter appeal for prohibition and cites alleged dispensary abuses, urging newspapers, women, and clergy to cooperate. James A Hoyt of Greenville is mentioned as a possible prohibition candidate for governor.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Joel E. Brunson
J. &. Moffatt
E. D. Smith
J. A. Hoyt
Lyat
W. C. Thompson
Jeremiah Smith
James A. Hoyt
Greenville
The
Greenville Mountaineer
Culbreath’s act commended after deadly defense
In Eva near Decatur Alabama Jeff Culbreath a middle aged farmer connected with the circuit court shot a milkman named Key after learning of Key's presumed misconduct with Culbreath’s daughter. He then struck Key multiple times with a wagon fire causing severe injuries. Culbreath surrendered and was released on his own recognizance.
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Key
Decatur
Ala
Eva
Jeff Culbreath
Tennessee
Breats
Culbreath
Eee
Reverend Theron Rice Sermons in Athens Georgia
Dr Theron Rice pastor of the Central Presbyterian church of Atlanta concluded a ten day preaching series at the Presbyterian church in Athens tonight His sermons have drawn large crowds and impressed the local congregation noting steady growth in attendance and a strong favorable impact on the city faith community
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Theron Rice
Athens
Central Presbyterian Church of
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
To Establish Sheep Ranch in Piedmont North Carolina
Raleigh February 2 The sale of 5100 acres of mountain elopes in Piedmont North Carolina for a sheep ranch has been signed by New Yorkers. The sale was arranged through the state agricultural department.
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Raleigh
N. C
Piedmont
North Carolina
State Agricultural Departement
Colonel Atlanta Comes to the Sign in Big Stage
Colonel Atlanta arrives for a reception at Kimball Theatre as JENIMY hosts a signing event with a prominent judge. Local spectators gather, and city officials highlight the cultural showcase featuring Theatre Royal performances.
Bryan and crowd greet Col Bryan in Nebraska visit
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Colonel Bryan arriving at Union Station and being greeted by a large Democratic gathering in Brooksville Nebraska. The scene includes handshakes, cheers, and the presence of local officials, business leaders, and laborers as Bryan moves through reception rooms and platforms.
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W. Brooksville
Nebraska
Colonel Bryan
Union Station
Seste Rd
J. J. Spalding Howell
Bryan
Democratiy
Evry
Pr States
Resien
Howell
Jnd
Obi Res Pth
Beemer
Omer
Mal
Jantiana
Bryan Thi
Nea Mings
Florida
Askan
Efile
Cy Prominem
Florid
Maier Jewelers Announces Diamond Design Special
A local jewelry shop MAier Jewelers unveils a new diamond design program offering custom pieces and limited edition settings. The note invites customers to follow the store for updates and highlights craftsmanship and exclusive options.
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Robert L. Foreman
Dickey
de Jall
Marie William
Kruger
Kelly-Kennys
W. A. Harris
Methodist Church
Rockmart, Ga
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H. J. Lamar
Mavon, Ga
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Kimball
Enthuslag
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