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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

Page

9

Constitution Publishing Co Notice To Subscribers 1902

Atlanta Ga January 16 1902 notice to subscribers appears with names of traveling representatives city collectors and carrier instructions plus a political commentary on African American influence and republican prospects in the south referencing Robert J Lowry Roosevelt Georgia postmasters and divorce trends in Scotland and the US.

P Guine W G McNeluey B. ML Pace James T Carter Claude Constitution Publishing CO Washington Robert J. Lowry South Roosevelt Mgr Lowry Republican Party Joseph E Brown Osborne A. Lochrane Amos T Akerman Georgia Ruger Rufuse B. Bullock Jonathan Wnorcross William Markham Emory Speer Teers Pegro Robins Ana Bol Pinterton Athens Deveaux Savannah Georgis Scotland State of John B Tripp Cherokee County Samuel Fatterson Georgia Mounted Volunteers George R. Gilmer United States District of Atlanta W. Fletcher Freeland Leake Iohn Wingte Gale Miles Duncan W. J Fletcher Aseigny Treasury Elsas, May & Company Elsas, May & Co Dundee Sustom House John J Martin United States Infantry Mexico Martha J England Robert A. England John T. Lucas Livinia Cook Ruben Cook Georgia Volunteers Loval William Barrett Lynch Gheorge War Department John Price Military Service

Georgia Claims For Civil War Damages Before Congress

Washington reports congressman Livingston has introduced many private claims seeking compensation for property damage during the Civil War. The list includes churches St Philip's and St Luke's in Atlanta, the Atlanta Female Institute, and numerous individuals in Georgia. Amounts range from 2500 to 50000 dollars with various estates and stores compensated, plus pension adjustments for several veterans and widows.

Washington Marcelus Markham Livingston Markham St Philip’s St Luke's Bethald Cllaimant St Philip's Church Atlanta St .Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church St. Ye Margaret Barge Campbell County Georgia Ambrose Chewning United States “Army Benjamin F Rogers Douglas County Georma Army of the United States Court of Claims Edman Green Jonesboro Dayton County United States Army Samuel I Guetin Mark Miller Mira M Harbin Nathaniel P Herbin Iate Whitield County Army Honora Ryan Bradwell Charles L Bradwell Chatham George Fulton Cotten W. Sherman Secretary of War Emily Evans John F Hart Fulton County Tony Michael Atlanta Ga George T Reeves Minerva J Nichols Frank D Nichols Sarah E. Youngblood Leander C.ygo Leflan Cobb County Purness William Elis

Republican Democrats In 1904 House Races

A political argument asserts Republicans will lose the House to Democrats by 1904 and that the Democrats will unite behind a strong platform and trusted leadership. It praises the party’s intellect, integrity, and devotion, claiming a worthy candidate will embody its principles and deliver a decisive victory.

Republican Mugwump Democratic Party Josh Biltmmes Republican Party House of Representatives Senate Grover Cleveland Harrison Cleveland Patriacs

Army In Philippines Faces Tough Duty and Unfriendliness

A Manila reporter argues American strength near 35,000 to 50,000 troops is needed to subdue the archipelago. He notes widespread dislike of American rule among Filipinos, warns against shrinking interior garrisons, and contrasts hard life for officers with easier posts, insisting troops must stay to maintain order and future peace.

Bole Samar Aparri dJol Connell Corbin Lukban Philippine Islands Spain Washington Milipinos Cook Twenty-sixth Infantry Philippines Lfe Manila Quartermaster Army Humphrey St. Manila Lamboanga Jolo Noilo Cebu Tacbalogan Catbalogan San Fernando Dagupan Nueva Caceres Luzon Earer Norta Luscn Salvaresi Pelago Arizona Mindanao Cotabatto Quipinos Searmy

Gubda Tobacco Admission Sparks Republican Trade Debate

A Richmond tobacco representative argues that duty-free Cuban tobacco would benefit American growers by tightening Havana's supply and boosting demand for domestic leaf. He contends freer Cuban imports could drive roving prices higher and prices for local products.

Springer’ Repulican Southern ‘Tobacconist Richmond, Va Havana Cheaner Riess

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