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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1902

Page

5

Notice to Subscribers on Constitution Publishing Co

The text discusses subscriber notices, postage rates, and political commentary from January 13, 1902, urging readers in Atlanta to stay vigilant in defending democracy. It reflects debates on Congress, party strategy, and the era’s political dynamics with emphasis on Democratic opposition to Republican policies.

Guinn W. G McNelley James T 'Er Glaude A Virgin Carriere Constitution Publishing CO Georgia We of Representatives Aucus House of Congress Congress Senate House Republican Party

Atlanta Census Claim Believed By Residents

The text defends Atlanta’s population count by asserting residents prefer the city over surrounding areas and challenges outsiders to verify by visiting. It states Atlanta hosts 329,995 people satisfied with the city’s situation and beauty while not blaming nearby cities for residency choices.

Atlanta Ennessee Alabama Hants Chattanoogs Birmingham

The Story of Stonewall Jackson biographical work

A new biography by William C. Chase, published by D. E. Fu ther & Co. of Atlanta, promises an important Civil War contribution. The volume highlights Jackson’s life and motives, notes local pride, and allocates part of proceeds to the general’s grandchildren, with early acclaim from Atlanta readers.

Jackson Messrs D. E. Futher & Co Atlanta Stonewall Jackson William C. Chase Chase Confederacy Chancellorsville Appomattox Hns Tumas

Change of Warwicks Signals New GOP Regime Shift

The piece notes Senator Hanna steps back as chief party mentor after McKinley and Roosevelt era changes. It describes Lodge as his successor and outlines how the Hanna system exits, Roosevelt’s approach remains, and party realignment across the South and national machinery.

Republican Party Hanna McKinley Roosevelt White House Warwick Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Massa Warsicka

Georgia Sunshine Cheers Into New Year Song

A Georgia writer extols the New Year with sunlit verses and hopeful notes. The piece explores weather wisdom, northern blizzards, and southern resilience, noting poetry from Florida and Georgia optimism about better days, while poking fun at winter hardships and political schemes.

Ana Waltinevter Prosperity Arkanees Hive Ana Ogne Splitdag Tatis Savice Billville

Crying for vengeance on rebels in Samar and beyond

An exiled observer recalls General Chaffee’s stance after the Samar massacre, describes military aims, civil government friction, and Katipunan’s role in the Philippine insurgency. He warns the army distrusts civil authorities and Filipino leaders, notes independence aims, and predicts ongoing conflict as the Katipunan remains active across the islands.

Manila Philippine Islands Chaffee Samar Catbalogan Connell Bumpus Griswold Company C Ninth Infantry Hadeen Balangga Atile Catbelogan Cebu Department of the Zamboanga Sakle General Smith Sherman Hell Gus MacArthur Corbin Estado Major Ion Finny Chaffee Beieves Chaffen Jeague League Katipunan Katipur Cortes Madrid Aguinaldo Spdin Philippines Secret Service Department Army

Queen Alexandra Steady in Fashions and Pets

London society notes describe Queen Alexandra as content with traditional tastes avoiding latest fads, preferring flowers, ferns, and beloved pets. Her entourage travels with her, including a parrot named Cookie, a Chinese dog, and two Japanese pirani dogs. Roosevelt's courage story shows Mrs Roosevelt remaining calm during a carriage chase, aiding a frightened companion and aiding others as rescuers arrive.

Queen Alexandra London Tatler Rarah Tapley Ergues Cookie Roosevelt Chicago Chronicle Theodore Roosevelt S. A. Clark Menagea Sarnes

London Banks Feel Pressure Amid War News and Tobacco Moves

London trading districts report a dull week with most shares easing after South Africa optimism. Chartered South African and Kaffir shares show activity. fears rise over a large March loan and potential rate changes. Berlin markets rally on speculation while Paris exchange remains steady. tobacco combine rumors ripple through British markets.

London Stock Exchange South Africa Kaffirs War Office Great Tobacco Combine Itte Frankfurter Zeitung Vossiche Zeitung Berlin Europe Paris Manchester China India South America

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