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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1905
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads a quotation warning about those with no money facing consequences. The line suggests a harsh global perspective linked to Georgia, implying a broader social critique. The exact source and complete context remain unclear from the readable fragments.
A 1905 dispatch reports Brazil Argentina and Chile rebelling against the Roosevelt policy toward the Monroe Doctrine. It forecasts a potential triple alliance to repudiate it and warns of U S guarantees of debts accelerating European creditor pressure. The piece cautions about possible military and financial costs of enforcing such a policy.
A collection of fragmented items references Beacon Rockefeller and a ten minute speech in Congress, the beef trust indictment, Japan Russia peace terms, Monkeys in Nebraska labor hours, Chicago police against sidewalk splitters, Frances Willard statue in Capitol, a mosquito control campaign, and other stray lines.
A garbled KC Times column critiques trust law and executive power, noting Roosevelt’s possible Midwest bow hunt before a speculative detour to Kansas City. It mentions Miles, Davis, and policy debates amid loaded statements on justice and national leadership.
The Atlanta Music Festival Association mobilizes support across Georgia to host a grand music festival. Leaders pursue endorsements to attract top artists, aiming to lift regional culture and give Georgians access to premier talent.
The Georgia proposed festival aims to unite the state and the southeast in a grand south eastern music event. Railroads, governors, and business leaders pledge support, envisioning Atlanta as host with special rates and extensive attendance from Georgia and neighboring states.
Marie McCashl, the two month old daughter of Barton Stone McCash and his wife, died yesterday at 3 PM at their home 170 Worth Jackson Street from acute bronchitis after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the residence at 2:30 PM conducted by Rev H K Pendleton of the First Christian Church, with interment at West View.
A clockwork breakfast fire starter automates lighting the stove each morning. The device opens the stove lid and ignites the fire at a set time, with a revolving lid and adjustable feed suitable for various stoves. Night setup is simple, and even a child could operate it.
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