Atlanta Real Estate Outlook and Growth in Population
The Constitution emphasizes real estate as a steady wealth source in Atlanta citing limited risk and ongoing value gains. It urges young investors to buy land and hold, noting Atlanta’s rapid growth, rising capital, and expanding industries. The piece compares southern population growth with the north and highlights feature prospects and risks in other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ben Butler
General Butler
Boston
Lowell Depot
South's Rising Strength Draws Investors and People
The south shows rapid growth since 1890 across states with diversified resources from Texas oil to Alabama coal and iron. States attract capital and immigrants by offering varied opportunities while northern cities face European socialist influences as the south gains by pure American immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
North
Carolina
Kentucky
Bluegrass
Virginia
South
Great Northwest
A Downbeat Look at Frauds and Virginia Politics
The piece skews toward caution on Black trust in finance, cites the Newport News Miller syndicate as another cautionary tale, and contrasts with Booker Washington’s land ownership lessons. It also rails at Virginia politics as a halfhearted constitutional convention, urges swift modernization, and wryly notes various national foibles with a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
South
Freedman's Bank
Newport News
Miller Syndicate
Children‘of Israel
Children of
Israel
Miller
Hampton
Booker Washington
Joseph
Schley Verdicts Move Peace Over Unhappy Controversy
A collection of editorials from Chicago and other papers states Admiral Schley's fame remains secure after Roosevelt's decision on the Santiago battle. It argues public opinion favors Schley as commander and questions the president's judgment, urging peace and recognition of Schley's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Roosevelt
Schley
Chicago Journal
Admiral Schley
Fror
The
Chicago Chronicle
Santiago
Milwaukee Journal
Pittsburg Post
Dewey
Letters on anaesthesia history and Small tribute
A reader corrects the record on the discovery of ether and chloroform, crediting Dr. Crawford W. Long for early ether use and noting Morton’s later publication. Also included is a tribute to Sam Small praising his editorial work at The Constitution and a light verse about courtship and theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Aten
Boston
Edward Atkinson
Safitos Dumont
Bay of Monaco
McNabb
Nereress
Steele
Samuel Quthrin
New York
Crawford W. Long
Georgia
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Horace Wells
Samuel Guthrie
James Y. Simpson
Great Britain
James M. Venable
W. T. G. Morton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Morton
du Long
James ¥. Simpson
Long
the Medical Association of Georgia
Laula H. Jones
Atlanta
de Roswell Park
Small
Wallace P
Reed
Macon
Sam Small
Constitution Building
Smarl
America
Growth of Our Country by State and Debt in 1901
Washington reports a treasury bureau statistical abstract showing state population shifts from 1800 to 1900, per capita debt changes since 1865, savings bank deposits growth, and foreign trade trends from 1800 to 1900. The data highlights Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, and other states’ rankings, debt costs, and rising imports and exports with shifting commodity shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Austin
Bureau
Fyles
Alaska
Hawaii
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
North Carolina
Kentucky
Delaware
Indiana
Ohio
Publc
How One Town's Pluck Secured New Railroad
Pluck and money together spurred a Alabama town to build its own railroad, survey a longer line to Daviston, and extend into Talapoosa county. Merchants funded the initial line amid early skepticism, creating a model of local enterprise and regional growth in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great South
Georgia
Alabama
Busi~ Mney
Ness
Bvary Gay
Tallapoosa County
Daviston
Tallapoosa
Opelika
Pluck
Lafayette
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Clark Howell Roby Robinson
Che Gonstitution
Mason and Dixon
Commonwealth of
Union
American
Commonwealths
Daniel
Senate
Hal Flood
Richmond
Illinois
Protectionista
Cuba
Wheeler
Captain Temly
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Knox
Jim Hill
Spooner
Philippines
Jim Browns
Herald
Lord Rosebery
Tweedle-Dum
Ireland
Fe Gene
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Scott Dante Bristow
Post Office Department
Bristow
Manhattan Club
Prince Henry
Foraker
Hanna
Corral
Hosewater
Deve Mercer
Nebraska
MacGovern-Sullivan
Paderipkey
Jia Atta
Aaa Ohn L
United States ‘Senate
Geokia
Mister Winter
Meyer
Dickens
Arthur Symons
Dickey
Billvills
Sue
Plente
Belville
Flery Furnace
Billville
Alice
Georgia Darky
Mister Bluebird
Georga
Billante
Memphis
Philadelphia Times
Detroit Journal
Technical
Admiral Sehley
Milwaukee Sentinel
Partisana
Pittsburg
Sampson
Kansas City Journal
Cervera
Washington Post
Davey S Till
Schrey
Ronrevelt
Sehrey
Navy Department
E. Mitchell
M.D
Columbus
Mab
Holden
Jack
Eliza Russell Peachy
Washington, D. C
Tage
Cedartown Courier
Eotik
Hida
Thor
Torres
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