London Office and Subscriber Notice from Cone tion Publishing Co
The London Office of The Constitution is in Trafalgar Buildings London with reading rooms and a special invitation to TV Southerners to use facilities and make the Constitu ter office their headquarters. Mr Howlin is the London representative. Notice to Subscribers lists traveling representatives W H Ovenbey and Charles H Donnelly and Alabama solicitors M J Willingham J M Jackson. City collectors are R L Tannon James T Carter and Claude A Virgin. Do not pay anyone else.
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London
the Constitution
Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
Geo
Howlin
W. H. Ovenbey
Charles H. Donnelly
Alabama
M. J. Willingham
J. M. Jackson
R. L. Tannon
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Cone Tion Publishing CO
Postage Rates and Subscriptions Notice
Postage rates for United States Canada and Mexico with 12 to 36 page options and foreign rates. Subscribers offered Sunday edition and weekly options with one year terms. Nichols & Holliday constitutional building sole advertising managers for territory outside Atlanta. Entered at Atlanta Post Office as end-class matter.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution
Atlanta
Speculators at Work in Cotton Market Bear Raid
Atlanta January 5 1900 a New York firm described as desperate bears floods the south with telegrams to wreck cotton values to profit from lower prices. The piece accuses speculators aided by a Liverpool ring of seeking to panic holders and force losses, urging holders to wait as European mills face high costs and short stocks.
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New York
Neil
Neill
Seaboard
Europe
Liverpool
Let Us Have Good Men Judge F M Longley for Legislature
An editorial note from LaGrange discusses Judge F M Longley as a potential Troup representative. The piece recalls his past service twenty to twenty five years ago and praises his legal ability and conservative leadership. It argues able men should enter public life and support legislative service despite doubts about his candidacy.
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LaGrange
F. M. Longley
Troup
Longley
Pate
Dougherty County
Ed L. Wight
Muscogee
Mr. Little
Hiram P. Bell
Forsyth
Mr. Longley
Wright
Fulton County Commissioners Enter Year With Public Works Emphasis
The 1900 reorganization of Fulton County's board is praised for progress in public road system, building of public structures, and utility projects. The retiree chairman Judge Palmer is lauded for a splendid record, and successor Judge Rosser is expected to continue strong leadership.
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Fulton County
Palmer
Rosser
Editorial strength and fixed purpose guide country weeklies
The Dublin Courier-Dispatch argues that Georgia country weeklies gain influence only when editors hold fixed convictions and clear policies. It warns against vacillation to avoid becoming mere news distributors and urges editors to reason, stand boldly, and advocate with principled consistency.
The Model County Paper and Its Editor
The piece argues a county weekly should reflect earnest conviction with civility, likening editors to Horace Greeley yet urging gentleness. It urges readers to support their home paper to broaden views and strengthen community, emphasizing direct, forcible persuasion over abuse.
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Horace Greeley
Tribune
Georgia
Paner
Addiion
Mr Gage Faces Backlash Over New York Bank Deposits
The article argues Mr Gage damaged the administration by designating the National City Bank of New York as the general depository for revenue. It cites Republican newspaper reactions, calling the move foolish and harmful, and notes a broader critique of centralized deposits and the national bank system favoring New York.
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Mr. Gage
Gage
National City Bank of New York
The
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Inter-Ocean
Providence News
Baltmore American
Miwhukee Sentinel
Boston Traveller
New York
United States
New York City
Gage policy blamed for bank system collapse in reform note
A critic denounces the government banking system as artificial and explains that Gage merely preserves a postwar financial structure favoring the Northeast. The piece calls for a nationwide banking reform ending sectional money power and local credit destruction, while noting political cowardice in blaming the secretary of the treasury. It also references Croker, Brooklyn water needs, Gear’s Quay vote, Emperor William, and Carnegie’s year of philanthropy.
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Gage
Salmon’ P. Chase
Republican Party
Seaboard
How Manual Training Is Conducted in Germany
Colonel George Santer reports in Glauchau that October marks 24 years since Germany began manual training for boys. About 2,000 teachers have participated, with wide spread in Prussia and Saxony, including 1,514 pupil workshops and 330 independent schools. Pedagogical practice varies, with several institutes adopting full curricula while others limit to branches.
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State Department
George Santer
Glauchau
Germany
Empire
Holstein
Ger
Prevent
Iustitutes
Prussia
Upper Silesia
Rhenisn
Kingdom of
Saxony
German Association For the Dissemination of
Kumpa
Dordstadt
Scherer
Worms
Brackmann
Konigsberg
Leipzig
STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET AGAIN OVER RAILROAD SALE
Norfolk January 4 stockholders of the Norfolk Virginia Beach and Southern and the Norfolk and Southern railways met in this city and adjourned to meet January 22 to consider if the latter should purchase the former. It is believed the deal will be completed at the adjourned meeting. Senate confirms nominations in Washington with officers and generals named for Army and volunteers.
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Sime
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Southern
Norfolk and Southern Railways
Senate
Washington
John Weber
New Orleans
J. A. Thornton
District of Teche
Louisiana
Army
Lloyd Wheaton
United States Volunteers
J. C Bates
Arthur MacArthur
Wire
From Georgia to the world’s last way and a holiday note
A sprawling column mixes verse and rural news with Georgia voices on war and change. It includes poems and humor about politics and society, a Billville holiday note detailing a sociable, shotgun and razor tickets, a fundraiser for a Christmas memorial, and satirical quips about a sheriff and mayor, plus brief poems and local commentary.
Peach growers optimistic on large Georgia crop outlook
Statewide crop news reports peach growers across Georgia anticipate a record or near record season if a few more days of cold weather avoid frost. They credit recent cold with delaying bud growth and increasing frost resilience. Additional notes mention political intrigue in Madison about William A. Broughton and other state race hints. Architect Godfrey G. Norrman visits Augusta to discuss a new hotel and business block with local property owners, potentially shaping a major development.
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Coines
Georgia
Godfrey 4. Norrman
Augusta
Norrman
Bryan’ Lawrence
D. Bo Wite
Caskey
Air
Savannah
Macon
Atlantia
Japan American Trade Journal Seen In Atlanta Paper
Secretary T H Martin of the Athl. 4a Business Men's League flags a Japanese American trade journal sent by EB Buck Pad Buck observes the issue printed in English and Japanese, noting strong ads for beer brands and a push toward Japan US trade. Amister Buck’s efforts to improve relations are praised. other items include Carnegie Library plans and a federal court comment by US Marshal Johnson.
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T. H. Martin
Ath
Business Men's League
Japan
Japan-American Co. Journal
Ith. Istera
EB. Buck
Ita
Jay
Beren
Mesa
Chemulpo
Soui
Fusan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Singapore
Peace
Seigon
Australia
East
H. I. M. Army
Commercial Journal
Osaka
Ouy
Eges
Amister Buck
Martin
Uwu
Bude
Hll
Gibson
Enzell
Frost
Blum
Chripsy
Remington
Atelanta
Atlanta Peope
Fme
Weather cools, fruit buds delayed aiding harvest
Fort Valley reports moderating temperatures ease snow melt and delay peach tree budding increasing hopes for a large season yield. In Fort Valley a Knights of Pythias lodge forms amid growing local interest. race for Macon circuit solicitor general attracts attention with Walter Grace favored though several aspirants remain in contention. A Mississippi freight rate conference leads to a general rate reduction across the state with specifics to follow.
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Fort Valley
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Grand Lodge
Solicitor General
Macon
Walter Grace
Fort Vaney
North Carolina Bar Association set Asheville meeting
The executive committee met in Raleigh and planned the next annual meeting for Asheville on June 7. State Democratic Press Association leaders met in conference with State Chairman Simmons to outline publishing campaign literature to reach voters. Committee members include Henry A. London, Robert M. Fudgman, Josephus Daniels, J. A. Robinson and W. C. Hammond. Women Tries To Throw Switch. Nellie Carter, a negro woman, was caught in the act of throwing a switch at Spencer in the yards of the Southern railway late last night, causing one freight car to derail. she is jailed as authorities emphasize railway vigilance to prevent accidents.
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Bar and Press Association
Releigh
N.C
North Carolina Bar Association
Asheville
State Democratic Press Association
Simmons
Henry A. London
Robert M. Fudgman
Josephus Daniels
J. A. Robinson
W. C. Hammond
Raleigh
Nellie Carter
Southern Railway
Spencer
Falebury
Southern
Park Board
Grady
Rawson
Brown
Verney
Wien
Woaiward
Eiretlun
Ani
Em Moyers
Nyu Efc
Northensartt Vis Ee
Hens Alin Bet
Mayers Ta
Noth R
Vorr
Lis George Brown Sur
Taylan
Mina
Minklers
Brieth
Haas
Gulunel Moyers
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Dublin Courier-Dispatch
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Croker
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Gear
Iowa
Quay
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Mr. Carnegie
Worl
Billville
Goodby
Congress
Kaze
Stephen Phillips
Paola
Francesca
Edgar Sakus
Mr. Phillips
Poe
Coller's
Lfe
Cimp High
Georgia Exchange
Madison
Wilam A. Broughton
Cabaigate Fur State
Abe
Wuison Aaveruser
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Cownel Sreugnton
didMhee
Siew
Brouguion
Pais
Ul Atavon
Sue Ullive
Dale
Wales
Ciy
Dylan Pants
Max- Rona
Dive Vals
Witew
Sugac- Perry
Wwewuug
sWeeigum
Marshal Johnson
Httle
Nicholas T. Redman
Baltimore
Redman
Internal Revenue
United Aes
Azernah
United Sates i
Jackson
Miss
Missiesippi
Foy
White Labor
Was Tisp
Quant
Coin Board
Lst
Hinx
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