Subscribing to The Constitution in 1900 Georgia
Notice to subscribers lists traveling reps and renewal details for The Constitution published in Atlanta. The piece includes references to the Washington Bureau, New York distribution, and the Hibbs Building location, with dates and contact points for hotel delivery and subscription reminders.
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Atlanta
Atx
Lolliday
Sonetitation Bulla Ado
Washington
Bureau of the Constitution
Hibbs
Fifteenth Street
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York
Hotaling
Broadway
Twenty
Forty-second Street
Ales No 1
Midinon Square
Governor-elect Brown Relies on Personal Outreach in Georgia
The piece analyzes Governor-elect Brown's post election strategy of visiting every region and meeting voters in person. It argues his unifying approach transcends party lines, presenting him as a statesman rather than a partisan. The author notes the unprecedented scale of his statewide tour and its potential to set a new political precedent.
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Segacity
Brown
Georgia
Bland
Truth
Tyherene
When the Pitchfork Plays in the Georgia Moonlight
A rambled collage of sketches and verses from a southern reading page, featuring playful poems about music and mischief. Characters like Brother Dickey, the possum, and the editor appear amid tales of jokes, rural life, and humorous moral reflections.
Gossip at the Capitol reports bank examiner figures
The annual state bank examiner's report shows 490 banks not in existence in 1908. Capital rose from 60,315,127.00 in 1901 to 316,987,604.70 in 1908, deposits climbed from 23,865,161.77 to 46,070,509.86, cash on hand grew to 4,904,028.96, and surplus and net profits rose to 9,906,30.40. Also notes a legal ruling on school district boundaries by Attorney General Hart and several murder trials with mixed outcomes.
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R. E. Park
Captain Park
Bama
State Bank Examiner
Comparizona
Banka
Chief Turner Sworn In At Courthouse News
Chet A Q Turner and Lt R Dunbar were yesterday deputized by Sheriff Mangum. Odum and Wicks to be deputized at 10 am. The courthouse police force remains on the same basis as before Mangum’s election. Sheriff Mangum pledges a friendlier approach, with broad satisfaction voiced. Hobby, longtime Typographical Union leader, named deputy clerk in Superior Court to start around March 1, succeeding Archer B Harrison. Judge Hills authorized sale of Inman estate property at Mitchell and Broad to J T Hight for 20000.
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Chet AQ. Turner
R. Dunbar
Mangum
HL Odum
C Oh Wicks
Hobby
Typographical Union
Arnold Broyles
Auperior Court
Archer B Harrison
WD Hills
Hsghet F Brandon
May Inman Gray
Inman
Mitchell and
Broad Streets
J. T Hight
Atlanta Banking Chapter to Convene January Meeting
The Atlanta chapter of the American Institute of Banking will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening January 4. Hon Robert F Maddox will deliver an address on banking, a return engagement praised by members. The chapter currently meets in the Carnegie Library hall and plans a dedicated meeting room soon.
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Atlanta
American Institute of Banking
Robert F Maddox
Walter R Crosby Dead Former Atlantan and Mining Expert
Walter Richardson Crosby died at his Berkeley California home early last Tuesday. He was 49, a metallurgical expert and general manager for Charles Butters companies, formerly secretary treasurer of Venable Construction in Atlanta, and involved in the government fort at Tybee Island. He leaves a daughter and son, was a prominent Mason, and funeral services were held at the Butters residence with private interment.
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Reat
California
Atlanta
Walter Richardson Crosby
Charles Butters
Berkeley
Cal
Crosby
Venable Construction Company
Tybee Island
West
He Waa
Charley Butters
Wen
Brotherhood Deacons Gather for First Meeting in Fulton County
The Brotherhood of Baptist Deacons of Fulton County meets Friday night at 8 o clock at the First Baptist Church. About 376 deacons from forty Baptist churches in and around Atlanta are expected. President John M Green and Secretary J H Batey lead the group with addresses limited to five minutes each. Topics include city mission work, deacon organization, increasing membership, mission collections, and church cooperation.
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Furst Baptist
Brotherhood of Baptist Deacons
Rutton County
Piret i Beptiat
Brotherhood of Deacons
Atlanta
J H Raley
Incheon Hill
W Gamnes
Capitol Avenue
T L. Stones
West Mnd
A. A. Dthe Midge
Tabernacla
A . Todd
Central Church
Knife concealed in pocket handkerchief leads to fine
George Saunders, described as a Black man from Alabama and claiming work for Atlanta Oil and Fertilizer, attempted to threaten Officer Coker with a long bladed knife hidden in a silk pocket handkerchief on Peach Ties streetcar. Police intervened with a club, Saunders admitted origins from Alabama, and was fined 6 dollars 25 cents in police court.
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George Saunders
Atlanta Oil and Fertilizer Company
Alabama
Coker
Saunders
Peachties
Saunders Wald Thet
Ponder Arrested for Coal Theft Plot in Police Court
Jessa Ponder, a Black man, was arraigned in police court after attempting to steal coal to recover money given by a Decatur street merchant. He chased by a citizen, then captured after a dramatic derailment. he faces a thirty day city chain gang sentence.
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Fence Ponder
Jessa Ponder
Ponder
Decatur Street
Thanegro
Farmers Hold Big Meeting at Tifton for District School
In Tifton Georgia on January 12 the Second Congressional District Farmers Union and the board of trustees of a regional agricultural school held a two hour conference at the school. Delegates hoped the union would elevate the school as a leading district institution. Professor Jerem Pound spoke on higher education and better country schools, followed by Judge Park. A barbecue followed the addresses.
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Jerem Pound
John C Halt
County Board of Education
Tocal
Hart
Beyond
Tifton
Sperial
Partners’ Union
Agricultural School
Lsred Agricultural School
Farmers’ Union
Board of Trustees
Jarge
Pound
Judge Park
Roosevelt Orders Marines Off Ships to Shore Duty
Washington January 12 Roosevelt’s order withdrawing marines from ships and assigning them to shore duty has provoked defiance. Lawmakers seek to nullify the order by a new law reassigning marines to service afloat, prompting a stubborn fight led by top naval officials to defend the current policy.
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Wade
Washington
Roosevelt
Subcommittee On Naval Affairs
United States
Sima
Fullame
Fremont
Marshall
Helm
Winelow
Navy
Congress
Cepiaine
Judge upholds special master's ruling on Atlanta-Birmingham case
Judge William A. Newman of the U S district court affirmed Special Master John Slaton's finding in the Atlanta Birmingham Fire Insurance Company case. He ruled reinsuring companies must pay the full 100 percent of their liabilities, despite the San Francisco claimants receiving only 30 percent, ensuring greater payout to creditors and preserving about 50 000 for the defunct insurer's estate.
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Atlanta-Birmingham
Willian A. Newman
United States District Court
John M &Aton
Atlanta-Birmingham Fire Insurance Company
Newman
Allanta-Birmingham
San Francisco
Ite
Andrancisco
Perlal
Slaton
Federation Hall House Warming Tonight
Tonight at Federation Hall a house warming welcomes 80 invited guests into the main auditorium while 350 leading city workers gather. Jerome Jones chairs the arrangements with W C Puckett William Robinson Hear Garrett Arthur Ardery William Strauss and J B Hewitt. The program opens with a building inspection and a one minute entertainment selected by Chairman Jones. No speeches are planned and cigars will be passed around.
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Jerome Jones
W. C Puckett
Wiliam Robdinson
Hear, Garrett
Arthur Ardery
Wiliam Strauss
J. B Hewitt
Atlanta
Jones
Citteen
Bregent
Noone
Addreen
Ask Judge to Set Aside Shoe Rate Injunction
A motion to set aside the temporary injunction issued by the United States Court on April 28, 1905 and modifications through June 25, 1908, filed by M eiser Company against Central of Georgia Railway et al, asks that the injunction be vacated and the bill dismissed.
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United States
Meiser Company
Central of Georgia Railway Et al
United States Court
Ed Bawter
Stine F Andrews
Uyrage
First Baptist Church Considers Landrum Departure Tonight
Atlanta church members await a giant meeting as Dr Landrum negotiates a call from Broad Way Baptist Louisville. He has not answered formally and may resign in mid February though a vote and test to keep him in Atlanta are planned for tonight.
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Lfe
Georgia
Jiandrum
First Baptist Church
Broadway Baptist Church
Louisville
Atlanta
Landrem Hes
Landrum
Dr Landrum
First Baptist
Dr. Landrum
Pear
Five Thousand Dollar Bond For Alleged Defrauder
Judge Broyles set a 5000 dollar bond for F A Mier the confessed burglar and defrauder linked to several furniture firms in a police court hearing. Four Marietta Street dealers testified that Mier posed with small furniture ledgers and rented a house to store goods before selling them and returning keys to the landlord.
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Broyles
Marietta Street
T & C Furniture Company
MHW Abbott
Morris & Johnson Company
B Maywell
Mier
Seling
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Boys Club Draws Crowd
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rove Club met at the club house on Tuesday with notes of importance and a strong turnout. An exhibition at Manat College Hall will occur Thursday at 9 o clock with Chares A Sheldon and Fr Frank A Mason of Boston set to speak. many from out of town will attend alongside Superintendent Dorr’s inquiries into the work. Do Not Enforce Prohi Lew. Governor Noel has received complaints about the statute enforcement in Natches. the matter is under consideration and developments may follow in a few days.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio River Pointa
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Interstate Commerce Commision
Thiaetap
Rove Club
Snowdd
Manat College Hall
Chares A Sheldon
Frank
Prohi Lew. Jackson
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