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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1902

Page

11

Nichols and Holliday Advertising and Education Note

A 1902 Atlanta notice discusses Nichols and Holliday building an advertising structure outside Atlanta. It references the Southern Educational Association, faulting impractical prior plans and urging practical primary education, broader access, and sustained funding for southern schooling. It also touches on Democratic Derelicts and party dynamics in Virginia.

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The Democratic Platform Call and Judge Falligant’s Death

A strong democratic stance urges the party to avoid rushing to a national platform in 1904 while opposing imperialism and corporate control. The piece mourns the death of Judge Hubert Falligant of Savannah, praising his geniality integrity and public spirit, noting his notable influence and the void his passing creates in political and judicial circles.

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Cleveland at the Coronation of King Edward VII

A column argues President Roosevelt should appoint ex president Grover Cleveland to represent the United States at the coronation in London. It praises Cleveland as the only living ex president recalled to the presidency and asserts his universal respect among Britons, stressing nonpartisan merit and a distinguished reception abroad.

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Consumption and Sanitation in the News One Tale

Consumption remains the king of terrors, outpacing smallpox and yellow fever in impact. The piece cites French mortality, airborne germs from invalid expectoration, and calls for pure air and sanitary regulations to curb the disease, contrasting sanitation efforts in Germany and other nations. It also mentions China’s gift to Columbia University and a collage of unrelated notes and jests.

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American-Raised Egyptian Cotton Trials in Arizona

Experiments in the Salt River valley near Phoenix show Egyptian cotton can be grown in the southwestern United States. An acre planted last spring yielded results deemed the finest seen by the Department of Agriculture, suggesting new industrial and commercial prospects for the region and boosting national prestige in cotton markets.

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Seven Lean Years Ahead in Commercial Expansion

A Canadian style column notes the sixth year of commercial expansion with a warning to expect seven years of growth followed by a lean period. It cites the press on press freedom and government tax claims, urging caution for readers facing shifting economies and potential squalls.

The Portland Ife. Advertiser

New Year Editorials and Remarks Across Georgia Papers

A collage of brief items and quotes from Georgia newspapers. Commentary urges New Year resolutions, subscription prompts, and moral reminders while noting editorials on regional issues, northern agitation, agricultural diversification, and potato price impacts amid tariff talk and depot heating.

Visayans Not Friendly to the United States

Journalist recounts conditions in Panay and Iloilo amid U S military occupation. Notes uneasy peace, lingering distrust of American authority, and expected future trouble despite civil government and local leaders. Describes local towns, troop movements, the Miller landing, damage suits from a city fire, and personal sketches of officers and residents including Capt. Percy Jones and Paddy Powell.

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Albany Gossip Reports Pope Brown Seeks Governor Race

State political gab spread from Savannah Press via Albany Herald. Hon Pope Brown plans to begin active campaign after Christmas holidays, visiting Vidalia and other points to consult with supporters. Public chatter questions Governor’s stance and Joe Terrell’s potential candidacy and schedule.

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