Subcriptions and notices for The Constitution 1910
Historic notice page outlines daily and Sunday subscription terms, delivery options, and advertising contacts for The Constitution in Atlanta. It lists Washington Bureau, New York distribution points, hotel delivery, and carrier routes with various staff names and offices, plus a long string of witty clippings and editorial snippets.
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Afgeanta
Aix
J. R. Hopliday
Constitution Bullding
O Statio
Atlanta
Washington Bureau of the Constitution
Hibbs Building
Fifteenth Street
John Corrigen
Weather Bureau funding urged to restore crop alerts
In Congress an emergency amendment seeks 40 rights to fund weather reports through press distribution for the fiscal year. Bacon and Clay push restoration as southern fruit growers face a critical 30 day window for crop safety. The proposal aims to reestablish a vital service cut by telegraph fund shortages.
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Congress
Weather Bureau
Bacon
Clay
Democratic Logically Merchant Marine Bill Debate
The piece contrasts a Democratic plan to restore the nation’s merchant marine with GOP subsidy ideas. It highlights Spright’s minority bill proposing 5 percent customs duty cuts for US owned ships, duty free ship materials, American registry for foreign built but US owned ships, and removal of foreign mail subsidies. The text argues Democratic measures would revive naval strength without graft.
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Spright
Mississippi
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
United States
Steel Trust
Treasury
Republican Party
One Thousand Hens Promising Missouri Poultry Plan
In Mexico Missouri a plan by T E Quissenberry secretary of the Missouri State Poultry Board proposes six months of hen competitions to promote wholesale poultry culture. The article predicts railroads may offer low round trip rates and Georgia farmers could join to profit from poultry and spur a bumper fall crop.
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Mexico
Bhis
Europe
T. E. Quissenberry
Missouri State Poultry Board
Georgia
Pregent
Missouri
Whitewash for the tariff explained by Lodge speech
A Newark board of trade briefing recounts Senator Lodge of Massachusetts defending the tariff. He cites cotton petroleum and sugar price movements since 1899 to claim high living costs reflect tariff policy. The piece critiques selective tariff examples and argues price rises stem from foreign competition and demand pressures.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Newark
N.J
Board of Trade
Lodge
Benator Lodge
Tariff Critique Highlights Direct Indirect Price Effects
The piece argues the protective tariff directly raises costs for essentials and indirectly fuels trusts that push prices higher. It charges opponents with fairness while noting administration claims lack strong justification. It also cautions Lodge to present stronger arguments than a cotton sugar comparison.
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Wittewath
Congressional Committee
Lodge
Just From Georgia and Editorial Fragments
A mixed page features dialect travel of a walkin theme and humorous bits. It includes a Georgia refrain about not waiting for the wagon, a dream ham tale for children, a string of comic quips about fish tales and editors, plus jokes about a millionaire and a poor man.
Further Hearings on Cotton Exchanges
Washington February 27 Special. Next Thursday the other side of the cotton exchange shield will be shown to the house agriculture committee by insurgent New York Cotton Exchange members and a New Orleans delegation. New Orleans members will explain the difference between parity tied futures and spot cotton prices and the fixed difference system used by New York with ten month forward grade differences. Mr Atwood of Violett Atwood & Company New York will present a statement.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Cotton Exchange
Committee On Agriculture of the
House
New York Cottonxchange
New Orleans Exchange
New Orleans
Comitttes
New York Exchange
Atwood
Violett, Atwood & Company
New York
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives in Naples on Hamburg
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and her daughter Ethel travel toward Khartoum, arriving at Naples aboard the Hamburg after departing New York February 16. Stormy seas delayed the ship a day as high waves persisted on the voyage. Consuls in Europe are ordered to compile 1900 and 1910 cost of living statistics, including rents.
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Naples
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel
Khartoum
Hamburg
New York
Paris
Europe
Sstate
Washington
City Hall Meetings This Week Schedule
This week at city hall several standing and special committees will meet. The general council papers from the last session will keep ordinances and atrasta committees busy. Sewer committee plans a meeting with the bench commission. Board of health meets Friday at 3 with the bond commission for prematory plans. Trustees of Grady hospital meet Tuesday at 11 with the bond commission to discuss a new hospital building. Park commission meets Tuesday at 4 in the afternoon.
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General Council
Bench Commission
Board of Health
Bond Commission
Grady Hospital
The
Park Commission
Charles F. Sasser Dies in Senoia Georgia
Charles F. Sasser, a prominent longtime resident and business figure in Senoia, Georgia, died at his home this morning. He leaves a wife and seven children, along with four brothers including W. M. Sasser of Lawrenceville and H. B. Sasser of Senoia. He was about 60 years old.
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Noia
Senoia
Charles F. Per
Hide
Benny Mesars
W. M. Sasser
Lawrenceville
J. A. Saaser
Atlanta
H. Band. ‘Basaer
Senols
Black Tulips and Taxation in Europe as Monarchy Debate Grows
The article surveys myths of black flowers like tulips and roses while shifting to politics, noting Duchy of Saxe Meiningen tax exemptions and a push across Europe for monarchs to surrender tax immunity. It discusses England under King Edward, then broader continental monarchies, arguing taxation reform could curb monarchy power and fuel republican arguments, signed Marquise de Fontenoy.
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Duke of
Saxe-Meiningen
Germany
Elmewhere
England
Kite Edward
Lord Stewards’ Department
Customs Department
Edward
Royal Household
Austria
Russia
Marquise DE Fontenoy
New York Doctor Brands Georgia Court Ruling Absurd
Dr Kingman B Page of the New York Medical Society criticizes the Macon Georgia superior court decision that a surgeon may not collect a fee unless the operation benefits the patient. He calls the ruling absurd and says it would force doctors to seek advance payment for difficult cases.
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New York
Kingman B. Page
New York Medical Society
Maconia
Georgia
Macon
Dr. Page
Not a Telephone Girl if Under Five Feet High
Washington reports on a labor bureau study of telephone switchboard workers. It notes 17,210 women across 27 companies in 36 states, with exams, height checks, and limited overtime. Operators must reach tops of boards, average pay about 30.91 dollars monthly, with training before placement.
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Senate
Bureau of Labor
Bobten
Bucy ‘Senaful
Beil Company
Asch
Bureau
Commfnisierer
Neil
New York City
Chicago
Hell
New Orleans
Visitor from Los Angeles among Alabama capital guests
Montgomery reports visitor Geaner Williams of Los Angeles came to Alabama to see his mother Mrs B D E Williams of Gainesville. Williams formerly served at the Alabama constitutional convention. A trustees meeting of the college is mentioned in the final line.
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Montgomery
Als
Thin Wesk
Geaner Willams
Los Angeles
Alabama
Mra
EL Williams
Gainesville
Mr. Willams
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