Constitution Advertisers Territory Outside Atlanta
A historical note from the Constitution newsroom lists NTOVOLS and HOLLIDAY as advertising managers with territory outside Atlanta. The Washington Bureau, special correspondents, and city collectors are named, urging subscribers to avoid paying misdirected invoices and highlighting scattered political commentary from 1904.
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Ntovols & Holliday Constitut
Atlanta
Washington
Tre Ponatitattor Ja
Ploza
Odu
Overbey
H_DONNALLY
Blackburn Suarless Moore
J R
Carter
Clacbe
Ala
Gordon Monument In Atlanta Urged By Citizens
The Atlanta newspapers and The Constitution call for a public fund to erect a stately General John B Gordon monument in Atlanta. They argue his military and civic service deserves a lasting memorial to symbolize his greatness and patriotic legacy, inviting broad support from veterans and citizens alike.
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Gordon
Earth
John B Gordon
Southland
Lee
Jackson
Tta
Liberty
John B. Gordon
Atlanta
Constitution
South
Georgia
Johnb. Gorion
The Midst of Alarms and Japan's Remarkable Strength
The piece contrasts the perilous railway mail clerk life with the public’s sympathy, describing the clerk’s hazards and duties amid stifling car spaces and high speed. It then assesses European views on Japan's military strength, noting Japan's potential rapid deployment and Russia's logistical limits.
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Sam
United States
Mercury
Joan of Arc Beatified and Possibly Canonized
The article notes Joan of Arc, the French peasant heroine, may become a saint as Rome moves toward canonization. Her beatification in the Sistine Chapel precedes a likely canonization, a step that resonates with many while raising questions about timing amid Franco Vatican relations and enduring memory of her dramatic life.
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Scinthool
Joan
Joan of Arc
Sistine Chapel
France
Vatican
Dauphin
The Heroine Joan of Arc in Historic Battle Reveries
The passage recalls Joan of Arc inspiring and leading French forces to victory amid defeat and doubt. It describes her unselfish patriotism, fearlessness, and sacrifice, contrasted with the Dauphin's weakness and the mob’s superstition, offering a nostalgic view of her enduring legacy.
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France
Dauphin
Joan
Wien
Crimea
Constitution Echoes The Constitution in Colombia
Clifford Smyth, the Atlanta Constitution envoy, reports from Bogota on the Panama crisis and Colombian war anxieties. He notes public fervor, government financing moves, and expectations of U S involvement, with President Marroquin offering his fortune to the war effort and General Reyes gaining confidence amid fragile peace prospects.
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Colombia
Hartford Courant
Clifford Smyth
Atlanta Constitution
Bogota
Panama
Nono
United States
Marroquin
Smyth
Washington
Colombiana
Reyes
Abraham Lincoln Smyth
Letters From The People Give Cotton A Fair Showing
G H Tanner of Atlanta urges Mr Balfour to curb cotton price declines and backs southern effort to raise prices. He criticizes Manchester spinners and New England mills for buying cotton cheap, argues the south bears the nation’s prosperity, and praises Brown and others who push cotton price increases. January 13, 1904.
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Manchester
Balfour
Charlotta
Boston
South
New England
The South and the Canal Opinion in The Pensacola Journal
A Pensacola Journal reprint argues that the southern bloc supports building the canal and criticizes Democratic leaders who might oppose it. It urges Senator Gorman to consider the national benefit and avoid obstructing the proposal as it comes before the party.
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The
Pensacola Journal
Democratic Party
Gorman
Gordon Memorial Ode and Remembrance Verses
A long verse tribute to General Gordon, detailing his life as a soldier and leader, the nation’s grief at his death, and the joint Civil War era praise from Confederate and Union sides. The piece includes memorial sentiments, orchestral drum calls, and a call for unity and peace through his example. It references Earle Be Griggs and L. Porter Ockenden as contributors and notes the 1904 memorial context in Montgomery Alabama.
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Allen Land
Khartoum
Gordon
Jife
Kigndrich
An Equine Statue of Gordon Movement in Georgia Capitol
Editor says now is the time to push a state effort for an equestrian statue in Georgia capitol grounds to honor General Gordon. A public meeting should be called and support organized under state leadership, with Robert E Park backing the drive from Atlanta.
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Gordon
Capitol Grounds
Georgia
Gorrdon
Nona
Hisle
South Bia
Pricy
Robert E Park
Atlanta
Memorial of a Soldier Named Gordon at Georgia Rest
The piece recalls a vivid Civil War scene with a cannon flash and a strong voiced man calling General Gordon into view. Auld Lang Syne is played as the troops attack and an old lieutenant named Lees appears. Wellesley Bradshaw invites shared tears and a tender memorial for Gordon in Georgia.
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Gordon
Gordons Ife
Philadelphia
Sheridan
Néroes
Gouth
Dixie
Maryland
Indépendence Hall
As & Reporter
Alice
Georgia
Srava Wellesley Bradshaw
General John Gordon remembered as knightly Confederate leader
Horatio C. King recalls Lieutenant General John B Gordon in personal reminiscences of the Georgia soldier. The piece portrays Gordon as a chivalrous, devoted defender of his beliefs and a unifying figure after the Civil War, highlighting his Appomattox restraint, admonitions to reconciliation, and a banquet anecdote at Delmonico's. It notes Gordon’s influence on easing North South tensions and a daughter who married a Northern gentleman, illustrating his enduring legacy.
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Horatio C. King
Georgia
Lee
John B Gordon
Appomattox
United States
Union
Gordon
God
Confederacy
Delmonico's
Appamattox
Ald
First Cavalry Division
Useratons
General Gordons
Maine
Upper New York
Unclear Fragments from Brooklyn Eagle Render Quotation
Fragmentary line shows a quotation referencing a Kalshily soldier and Horatio King with a mix of stray phrases. Reading suggests it is an excerpt rather than a full report, lacking concrete actions, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Horatio ¢ King
Brooklyn
Eagle
Congressmen Delay Attendance at General Gordon's Funeral
Judge Maddox and fellow veterans could not reach Atlanta for General Gordon's funeral due to urgent Capitol duties and bad weather. A Washington dispatch reported the group hoped to attend but trains had already departed and travel remained impractical.
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Judge Maddox
Washington
Congress
Atlanta
General Gordon
Capitol
The
Constitution
Maddox
Attanta
Daniel
Calo
College Cadets to Guard Governor at State Capitol
A detachment from Marist College, ordered by Governor Terrell, reports at the capitol this morning to serve as the guard of honor for General Gordon. Cadets appear in full uniform, armed and equipped, behind the Fifth regiment in a funeral procession under Major Eugene Schmidt.
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Marist College
Cenvito
Terrell
Capitol
Gordon
Marist
Eugene Schmidt
Hero's Alma Mater Mourns over Gordon's Death
Telegram from Chancellor Walter B Hill of the University of Georgia to The Constitution states General Gordon’s alma mater mourns with the state and nation. Hill recalls Gordon's knightly qualities and equates him with Bayard and Sir Phillip Sidney. Dated January 13 from Danville.
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W. B. Hill
Danville
Constitution
Walter B Hill
University of Georgia
General Gordon
Perth
General
Resolutions on Gordon by First Methodist Episcopal church South
A church governing board reports condolence for General John B Gordon's death and honors him as a beloved father and citizen. The draft resolutions praise his magnetic character, Christian conduct, and public service and offer sympathy to his widow and family. The motion is attributed to a committee including W. A Osborn, A Hemphill, Howard Palmer, E. W. Falmer, and George Winship.
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Nt & Mentine
Board of Stewarts
First Methodiet Episcopal Church
John B Gordon
Ritg Jzenshin
Mleo
W. A Osborn RO
Hemphil Howant
E W Falmer
George Winship
Bourés
Gordon
Ife
Southland
East
North Land West
Chris Han
Baptist Church
Jonn the Baptist
Zachariah
Elizabeth
God of Providence
Christ
Sigmed Triumph
BB Crew
W A. Ostorm
PA Helophill
Howard
W. Palmer
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