Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

17

Atlanta to Lead World Stock Trade Says Rail Men

Atlanta is seen becoming the foremost male market in the United States as western pass restrictions push stock buyers toward the Georgia capital. Analysts cite shortened distances, ample rail facilities, and reduced passes as key to Atlanta’s rise in the horse and mule trade, with western dealers adopting the new policy.

United States Atlanta Mississippi SE Louis State of Affairs Chicago Freight Association Mississippi River Georgia Loco Eves

Restorative to Build Strength by Dr Shoop Trade Ad

An old style patent remedy promotion offers Dr Shoop Restorative claiming to boost vitality vigor and nerve courage. It urges readers to mail order books on dyspepsia and rheumatism and to obtain the product through local druggists with a risk trial and penny or two cent stamp payment.

Ama Yoou Shoo Rome Racine Wis

Brunswick plans Georgia building fund for St Louis fair

Glynn County commissioners approved 350 for the Georgia building at St Louis and elected officers for the year. Brunswick and Glynn county will solicit subscriptions, with Hon Dudley Hughes and Coloumbus officials urging support at the board of trade. A campaign to raise funds will begin with canvassing committees appointed by the local exposition commissioners.

Glynn County Georgia Brunswick Commissioners of Roads Geogia St Louis J J Lott A . Townsend FB Twitts Cian County Hughes Ntte Columbus Duile “McHughes Glescork Barrett Board of Trade Georgia Building Fund Dudley Hughes Amoker London Parla Atlanta

Bristol Tour to Check Fire Precaution Ordinances

Bristol officials, led by Jen January 6 and Robert Burton, plan a city tour tomorrow to assess how well fire safety ordinances are being observed. The mission aims to identify gaps and recommend enforcement steps.

Bristol Jen Wahington Robert Burton

Hood's Sarsaparilla Economy Claims 100 Doses Per Dollar

Ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as economical with a bottle lasting longer and doing more good than rivals. It asserts the medicine provides 100 doses for one dollar, claiming unmatched value.

Hood

Japan Fights Russian Moves in Far East Over Manchuria

In a contested exchange, Japan opposes Russia’s Manchurian aims and proposes mutual recognition of China and Korea independence, with shared rights in Manchuria and Korea. Russia rejects a neutral zone and urges preservation of its commercial immunities, while Japan warns that continued Russian pressure risks Korea’s security and regional commerce.

Manchuria Russia Huaslas Far East Japan China Korea Manshuria Horea Ruzala Ikorea Rukske Wong Tan Ping Yang Fiussia Kore Hustla Ang Tung Teheng Moukden United States Colma Ching United Staca Great Britain Yong Wang Buu Xongamplio North Korea Yellow Sea Macedonia

United States to Keep Hands Off In Orient War Cloud

Washington reports Naval officials hesitate over best action as Russo Japanese war looms. Administration pursues strict neutrality, with instructions to Admiral Evans to maintain a neutral appearance while awaiting further orders at Guam. Ships will not be tasked unless treaty rights are infringed. In Europe, British and Japanese support flows to coordinate Far East efforts.

United States Orient Washington Asiatic Russia Japan Admiral Myans Admiral Evans Guam Cruiger Widway Ttta Admia Trang Department Navigation Bureau Far East Dong Therine Bramth Clade District Liverpool Lake Erie St John New Brunswick Leff Glasgow Wemselves Genoa Italy Kasuga Niasin Moreno Rindivia Argentina

Anarchy Is King in San Domingo in Early 1900s Dispatch

Washington reports from Puerto Plata dated January 6 describe U S protection measures in San Domingo as authorities report ongoing disorder. Marines and a steam launch remain to enforce orders, with Cit izens fleeing, looted homes, and disputed ports amid local fighting and revolts.

Washington San Domingo Ollingham Puerto Plata Oder Evala Bus Wireas Aeet Puerta Plata Rimoinen Jiminex Santiago Sosita Puertla Plata Susua Morales Mwmine United Draft Campany United States Sonus Souua Susan Sisnal Conauls Guird Pallig Nota Hera Dlenider Dillingham Port Au Prince Bayt Port Au Prince Nord Gunalves Hayt Monplatt Say

Poughkeepsie Bridge Only Rail Route to New England

The New York to New England rail corridor was disrupted by cold weather and harbor ice, effectively closing other gateways. The Poughkeepsie Bridge remained the only rail route south of Albany, offering superior transit to Hartford Springfield Holyoke Worcester Boston and other New England points, a fact manufacturers and merchants should recognize due to active traffic delays and losses.

Poughkeepsie Bridge New York New England Newburgh New York Harbor Hampora Resteleta Albany Poughkeegle Bridge Hartford Springfield Holyoke Worcester Boston

Charges Against Swayne Opened by House Subcommittee

A House Judiciary subcommittee in Washington began examining charges against Federal Judge Swayne of Florida. Members Halmer and Pearre and Clatton, two Republicans and one Democrat, pledge an impartial probe by lawyers. No Florida visit date set. papers before the panel will be thoroughly reviewed before deciding next steps.

Washington Swayne Florida House Judiciary Committee Halmer Pennsivania Pearre Maryland Clatton Alabama Rensoun

Evans Bid Farewell From Waterloo Station

The staff of the United States consulate and several personal friends bade farewell today to Consul General Brann and Mrs Evans at Waterloo railroad station before their departure for New York.

Clay Evans United States Brann Evans Waterloo Railroad Station New York

Baker and Wells Wed in Huntsville Home Ceremony

Special report from Huntsville Alabama notes the wedding of Mr R P Baker to Miss Roberta V Wells held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr H P McIntyre. The bride is the daughter of the late MC Wella, long registrar of the United States land office. Also mentioned is the marriage of Mr Zakers from Savannah Georgia to Mrs Mollie Bono, last Monday at the residence of Mr Parks Townsend near Meridianville.

Huntsville Ala R P Baker Wiss Roberta V Wells H P McIntyre MC Wella United States Land Office Zakers Savannah Thomas Countess Mollie Bono Parks Townsend Meridianville

Maryland legislature opens with two thirds majority plan

Annapolis January 6 the biennial Maryland legislature convened at noon with Democrats holding a two thirds joint ballot majority. Leaders announced a suffrage restriction plan with some provisions to become operative now and a constitutional amend ment to be voted at the next general election. Balloting for a US Senate successor to McComas begins January 19. Leading governor candidates include John Walter Smith Isadore Raynor EB Jackson and Joshua Wies.

Annapolis Maryland United States icComas John Walter Smith Isadore Raynor EB. Jackson Joshua W. Mies Kentucky Frankfort Campbell Cantril Brown Fickman

McManus to Move Southern Railway HQ to Atlanta

Birmingham Alabama January 6 Special It was stated tonight by a Southern railroad official that Superintendent McManus of the Southern Railway will move the headquarters from Greensboro North Carolina to Atlanta in the next few months Earlier McManus moved his family from Chattanooga to Atlanta and Chattanooga’s Western district HQ were shifted to Birmingham last fall The railway reorganized with McManus now general superintendent of both western and eastern districts and McRichey Jauser is assistant general superintendent of the western district with headquarters in Birmingham

Chicago Alton Union Pacific Kuhn Loeb Unon Pacific Southern Pacific Kangaa City Omaha Nebi Kit Harriman Luton Pacific Railroad Horace G Burt Southern Railway Birmingham Ala Southern Railroad McManus The Greensboro N. C Atlanta Undi Wr McLanus Mc Richey Western District Chattanoora Chattanogg

Reynolds Elects Officers In Busy City Election

Reynolds on January 6 held a lively municipal election. Marshall E is reelected as mayor, touted as the town s youngest leader, defeating G T Ruffin. Two new aldermen, W B Hicks and J A Matthews, join an expanded council alongside Vickting, Powell, Hill, and others. A dispensary commissioner was chosen, and local politicking featured strong turnout in a close contest. Norwood also chose a mayor and councilmen with a three fourths majority for the special tax ticket.

E Marshall Reynolds Wo Marshall WR Hicks ZA Matthews CF Vickting Moganeville Messin Davia T Wicktower Jesse F Joey WC Matthews M H Hightower J Ord G Jentting Norwood Vonfay Wol Mawes AE Massengale Os Ward Scott WE Ray Pilcher

Arctic Explorer Sergeant Frederick Dies at Home

Indinapolis Ind January 6 Sergeant Talus Frederick Arctic explorer and Greely expedition member died at his home. Born in Germany fifty three years ago, he came with Ns parents to Sima Ohio at age two, and ran away to join the United States army at seventeen, fighting Indians on the frontier. Captain J P Loyd Newton County Covington died at home after illness. he was a former Confederate soldier who lost an arm at Gettysburg. Margaret Hammersly widow of James Hooker Hammersly died at her Fifty Avenue home, linked to a prominent Earth Carolina family and Muhlenberg lineage. Joseph W Marshall died in Abbeville aged eighty, a former wealthy planter and legislator. Miss Lou A White 70, Huntsville, Alabama, pneumonia death. Captain J W Fretwell of Savannah died after a long illness. he served in the Civil War and remained in Savannah since 1866.

Frederick Indinapolis Ind Talus Frederick Greely Germany Sima Ohio United Stalas Army J. B. Loyd Newton County Covington James P Loyd Hig Tlequinn Guldier Gettysince Margaret Hammersly En York James Hooker Hammersly Fifty Avenue Earth Carolina Wilum Augusts Muhlenbbere Mjians Lady Beresford Louis Hammiersly J. W Marshall Abbeville S.C Abbeville & C Joseph W " Marshall Lfe Georgia Carteryvile Ga South Carolna Miss Lou Huntsville Ale Huntsville Ale J W Fretwell Savannah Savannah Ga John Wooley John Wooley Fretwell After A (Ongineas Fretwell Fort Valley Firs Fourth Georgia Volunteers Cranktod

The Pleasures of Youth and Digestion Remedies

A reflective piece on how tastes and digestion change with age. It argues that desire for certain foods remains strong but stomachs weaken, advocating Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to restore digestion, blood quality, and nerve health. Testimonials praise the remedy's lasting merit and safety.

Pierces Golden RV Friesce The Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo Doctor Pierce Lic Pierce Alan Pierces Golden Medical Discovery Common Sense Dr BR

Houston County Plans to Transport Pupils to Fort Valley

Houston County School Commissioner George A Smith announces a consolidation plan moving Myrtle and nearby schools to Fort Valley Fort Valley Fort Valley Fort Valley pupils will ride buses at a cost under 4 cents per trip and a six mile distance for each journey The change aims to provide better education facilities and keep rural students in the county with the Fort Valley school system leading the new arrangement.

Houston County Fort Valley George Smith Grady Institute Tut Valley Wo J Scroggs Papa Myrtle Perry Bruchett Jentral Georgia Foullway

Farmer commits death by own action at McClellan scene

A farmer, about 35, reportedly drank carbolic acid in an attempt to end his life. He died instantly after the act, and attendants struggled to restrain him as he collapsed. He left behind four wives and several children, with rumors of temper and sprees surrounding the incident.

Blank Mesmeriam Bia Road Mason McClellan Calumny & Co Ying Miligs McClrlan

Also Mentioned on This Page

West‘n South Frere Granker Artle Baltimore Chester Encyclopaedia Erltennica Mitchel Southeastern Lake Shore Michigan Lillard West Point Knoxville Worfolk General Frelght T D Meares Seaboard Air Line Willington Ordaa Pittsburg Rat Ana Columbia S C Welles Fle Hax Columbia Electric Street Railway Company Vr Welles Wiles Huntsville Ou Madison Huntmille United States Naval United States Senate Mmanus Bullae WAL Mist Farmer Dr. Hathaway Inova J. Newton Hathaway M. D Inman Blig S_ Broad Street Atlinia Sundys
Search Courier

Search the Atlanta Constitution Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlanta Constitution?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication