London Office Details and Recruitment Notice
London Office of The Constitution invites partners to visit Trafalgar Buildings to use reading rooms and make the office their headquarters. Representatives Mr Cho Mr Horton travel for subscriptions in Alabama. City collectors named. Do not pay anyone else.
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Horton
Wol Overbey
Charles H Donnelly
Alabama
M. J Willingham
Jackson
A. L. Can Won
James T Carter
Claude A. Wirgin
Titution Publishing Co
Neillism and Cotton Market Tactics in The Constitution
Atlanta cables reveal New York brokers sent over 2000 telegrams Tuesday to shake cotton prices. The move aims to buy back cotton after clients sell, implying heavy short positions. The piece notes alleged Nellism and calls out manipulators on the bull side, urging caution against underhanded tactics. It also reports railways added 4500 miles of track in the year ending December 21, 1899.
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Constitution
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Neiliam
New Orleans
Nelli
Record Year for Railway Building in United States
The report shows 312 new railway lines started and 4500 miles of mileage added across forty four states and territories. The Railway Age table indicates the past twelve months exceed all but one year in the last decade, with the South sharing in widespread progress.
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United States
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Railway Age
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Terpices
Ailes
Alabama
Biateria
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Olinho
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Loussing
Maine
Mars Land
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Misersal
Georgia Suffrage Debate Echoes in North Carolina Amendment
The Constitution praises North Carolina for a sweeping amendment aimed at protecting public welfare against alleged negro suffrage issues. It contrasts Georgia’s negro voters favorably, noting North Carolina’s black voters as a constant public menace while Georgia’s blacks are more conservative and less a threat.
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Georgia
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Floyd
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House
Anti-Trust League and Politics Split in Trust Battle
An interview with Hon. J J Millett of Alabama discusses the Anti-Trust League formed by commercial travelers and hotel men to oppose trusts. It argues the league must engage in politics to influence policy and critiques both major parties for differing approaches to trusts. The piece also surveys debates over suffrage in North Carolina and Georgia, and lauds the rising prominence of young professionals like Yale's Professor Crosby Emery.
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Alabama
Anti Trust League
United States
League
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Georgia
North Carolina
North
Booker Wellington
William Shepherd Bryan
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Crosby Emery
Yale University
Emery
Iife
New Year Reflections and Verses From Georgia
A Georgia page offers verse and prose on the new year. Poems celebrate faith and hope, with religious imagery and northern and southern regional voice, including reflections on love, travel, and a playful obituary quip about time. The collection features counters from The Century Sonnet and local poetesses, plus notes on sorrow, song, and a Flint river lament.
Letters from the People Warn Atlanta Lawyers on Reform
Grand jury foreman Joseph H Johnson urges Atlanta lawyers to purge barratry and abusive damage suits. He calls for prosecutions, bracing the bar, and restoring trust to Georgia business as prosperity hinges on ethical practice and a clean judiciary. Warren A. Candler adds reflections on greed and the harm of wealth worship.
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Return of Frank L Stanton to The Atlanta Constitution
Huntsville Alabama's Mercury notes the welcome return of Frank L Stanton to his desk at The Atlanta Constitution after illness. The piece lauds Stanton as a leading singer of his generation and reflects on fate and resilience in a public career admired by many. Madison Advertiser reflects on advertising's role in drawing Madison shoppers to Atlanta merchants, asserting that advertising is essential alongside goods to attract trade.
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J M. High
Atlanta
Tribute to Brumby In Oakland Rest and Heaven's Throne
Poem memorial honoring Brumby with lines about rest in Oakland and Heaven. Includes death tribute from Carve Acton of Atlanta dated December 21, 1899.
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Topics on which the people are talking in distant Russia
A Siberian rail link prompts warned Russia about Chinese immigration and potential eastern policy shifts. A Swedish count seeks Miss Lilian Engstrom, while Mahmoud Pasha plans to write about Turkish politics. McKinley and a new team of horses appear in Washington, and a wedding report from St Charles, Missouri describes Dr W J Galbraith and Miss Luella M Willard.
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W J Galbraith
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Luella M Willard
Galbraith
Poyasi Leo EN and Cardinal Gotti tipped for papacy and Bangs new editor
The ailing Pope hints his successor will be Cardinal Girolamo Maria Gotti, a sixty four year old ascetic. John Kendrick Bangs is named editor of Harper’s Weekly, noted for works of humorous fiction and a long career at Harper & Brothers. Bangs, born 1862 in Yonkers, built his career at Columbia University and Life before joining Harper’s in 1883. He resides in Yonkers and belongs to several clubs.
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Girolamo Maria Gotti
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Esate
Hanpers Weekly
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Yonkers
Columbia University
Acta Columbiana
Life
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Misisippi travel notes and swamp region farming tales
The State Press reports residents heading toward Mississippi and Birmingham with local outflows for work. In Georgia, cane farmers expand syrup production amid a Columbus refinery boom, selling syrup at 20 to 25 cents per gallon and claiming high profits per acre while farmers stockpile and plant larger future crops.
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Russel County
County Board Elects New Chairman and Appoints Officers
The board of county commissioners met yesterday to elect a chairman and appoint committees and officers for the year. Brown, Anderson, Rosser, and Palmer were among those named. Adair, Rosser, and Brown served on finance and legislation. salaries were fixed, and several county posts including clerk, custodian, and janitor were allocated with changes announced.
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