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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
9
A fragmentary note shows ROBINSON involved in a dispute over a trade matter. The unreadable clipping hints at a legal action or court filing with strong names and regional references, but lacks a clear date or location. Further readable text needed for fuller details.
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representatives W H Traey E BGuinn W G McNelley and collectors James T Carter Claude A Virgin Be sure not to pay to anyone else carriers will re collect with receipts Keep the receipt T Nichols Holliday advertising managers for outside of Atlanta entered Post Office Atlanta Ga January 1902 details on Congress Payne tariff and canal policy including Nicaragua and Panama projects and Marconi lecture bureau remarks
The piece argues against lecture bureau greed and praises Guglielmo Marconi for turning down a money driven offer. It contrasts failures of self promoting speakers with his superior moral stamina, highlighting public enticement versus genuine service to humanity. The tone reflects a period newspaper critique of public figures and ambition.
The New Orleans Picayune surveys American military reports on the Philippines noting that slavery, as commonly understood, does not exist among the Moros. Slaves live with masters, with no deep roots or clear regulations, and abolition would require either war or purchase. officials report slaves are often freed, and the government finds no immediate need for legislation.
The text argues Mark Hanna stands as the leading rival to Theodore Roosevelt for the 1904 Republican nomination. It suggests party forces oppose a Roosevelt renomination, forecasting intense factional battles at the national convention. Roosevelt must deploy his sharp wit and political skill to prevail in a coming struggle.
The Savannah Press notes Judge Bartlett from Georgia has proposed a bill allowing jury trials for contempt of court while preserving court authority to enforce order. The New York Journal praises balance, warning against tyranny and urging respect for an independent judiciary amid criticism of public servants. Terrell County industry stats show 61 manufacturing establishments with 77 firms, 293 wage earners, and $382,000 in manufactured products. A plan from George W. Truitt of LaGrange proposes tenant farming on a mixed crop system to boost Southern prosperity, stressing agricultural education. Public ownership cited as cheaper water in Atlanta versus Brunswick’s private system, then a Southern rail service discussion.
The Jefferson and Atlanta press report on Jackson County leaders seeking the speaker post, with Senator Holder noted for a strong record and possible race for speaker. Beck urged for state school commissioner, while other Dekalb candidates and Judge Hart loom in attorney general race. Fite case tips and Newnan Herald forecasts a busy 1908 political year.
The Lexington Echo reports ongoing rumors from papers and politicians about Colonel Smith’s gubernatorial bid. Some say he may drop out or have health concerns, but supporters insist he remains hopeful and receives encouragement from voters and friends statewide.
London reports a cheerier stock market since year start with abundant money easing speculative bets. Public hesitancy persists despite DeBeers activity and American interest. iron and railway shares show mixed strength while money and mining optimism buoy late week trading. Manchester cloth market slows with holiday mood, cotton receipts watched as traders gauge prices and demand.
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