Constitution to Subscribers and Public Notices
The notice outlines subscription rates for The Constitution, advertising contacts, and delivery options in Atlanta and New York offices. It lists traveling representatives, warns readers not to pay anyone else, and mentions staff and advertising manager. The text then presents a stream of miscellaneous society and political quips reflecting periodical opinion style.
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W. W Blackburn
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Moore
GO. B. Atkinson
W. H. Overbey
C. H. Donnelly
W F. Stokes
Sanstituto Publishing CO
Congress Should Get To Work In Session Critique
A newspaper column urges Congress to stop clashing with President Roosevelt and focus on public duties. It argues the body misreads his criticisms as attacks, wastes time, and risks diminishing popular support, urging lawmakers to unite and address matters before March 4.
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White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Ita Memberablio
Bayonet Power Debate On Enforcing Prohibition Law
A Georgia reader asks if the governor can declare martial law to enforce state law. The response argues the governor lacks such power except amid mob action, warns against force as policy, cites Savannah mayor’s stance on prohibition, and urges peaceful, lawful enforcement over coercion.
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Savannah
Hanes
Philosepher
Galileo
Fillman
Charleston
South
Tiedemans
Council
Tiedeman
Taft’s brief, pointed stance on race prejudice praised
President elect Taft is praised for concise yet powerful remarks during a Big Bethel church address. He argues that discussing race prejudice sustains it and that the solution lies in stopping the discussion rather than attempting to exterminate the evil. The essay notes his clear, impactful language.
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Taft
Anis
Atlanta
Big Bethel Church
Taft faith in independent vote sparks southern reflection
The editorial argues for political independence across sections, praising Taft for urging voters to choose principles over party loyalty. It contends the South could fracture its solid Democratic line if individuals favor principled independence, urging recognition of independent thought in politics.
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Anderson
D. C
Mr. Taft
Georgia Humour and Wit in Verse and Prose
A collection of Georgia themed sketches and verses recounting possum lore, comical sayings, and old time philosophy. Characters like Brer Possum pop up along with rural-southern schoolyard humor and moral quips about trouble, wisdom, and winter pranks.
Rehearing Sought in Alton Rebating Case
Washington reports a petition for rehearing in the rebating cases of the Chicago and Alton Railway Company and some officials against the United States. The Supreme Court, split, tied today on an $80,000 fine, with Justice Moody not participating. EH Harriman shows interest and visited Washington with rehearing preparations. Lupton nominated for consul at Messina, Italy, to succeed Consul Cheney. weather quips reflect cold through a brief local column.
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Chicago and Alton Railway Company
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Juslice Moody
Supreme Courts
EH Harriman
Yeserday
Lupton
Senate
Stuart K Lupton
Tennessee
Messina
Italy
Heard
Cheney
Nie de
Printers of Atlanta Pay Honor to Franklin
Atlanta Typographical Union honored Benjamin Franklin with a staged program at Cable Hall last night. Notables on stage included J. J. Hobby, Dan W. Green, Henrie G. Sandler, Richard B Russell, and Rev Henry A Atkinson, as a two part show blended speeches, vaudeville, and musical numbers to celebrate Franklin’s life and advocate labor unity.
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Dan W. Green
Henrie G Sandler
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Richard B Russell
Georgia Court of Appeals
Henry A Atkinson
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Candler
Franklin
Madeline Saloshin
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Guy Hire
A. B. Rusehe
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Wayne
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Moses Galag
Sam Galloway
Nitto
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Pmose
Horadie
Wes
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Mandy Lane
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Wr. Green
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Owen
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Report on Home for the Friendless year 1908 work and finances
The Home for the Friendless and Industrial School reported 1908 shows an average inmate count near one hundred with monthly costs around 550 dollars per person for meals clothing school and drugs. Under Mrs Westmoreland the institution notes progress, efforts by Miss Mitchell and staff, 34 children sent from the recorder court, measles and deaths in the infant department, overcrowded school rooms, and expenditures totaling 58 2302 with receipts of 7 31622 and a January 1909 balance.
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Indusuial
Scneal
Snokie Institution Duce Dng
Miss Mitchell
Recorder’ Court
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Mir
Grady Hospital
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Scout Crufeer Orders Transfer to Mobile and Gulf Region
A muddled report indicates a Scout Crufeer for Wabite Washington on January 1, with an order transferring to Mobile Alabama for February. Plans mention Birmingham and Salem, a silver service by Birmingham citizens, and a voyage to Guantanamo Bay.
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Scout Crufeer
Wabite
Washington
Birmingham
Salem
Motile
Ala
Seeley Tragedy: Man Kills Two Women Then Takes Own Life
Details emerge in the Seeley case where 56 year old WL Seeley, his wife about 60, and his 22 year old daughter were found dead. Authorities believe two women were struck with a weapon and Seeley then died by suicide. He recently received an $8000 share of his father’s estate but had borrowed money to cover expenses, raising questions about motive. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Awedy
Beallie Wasi Tanary
Seeley
Koles
Reddence
Hin
Binanial
Taft declines visit to Mobile in near future
A misread telegram notes President-elect Taft declining an invitation to visit Mobile Alabama. He states he hopes to undertake a southern trip after his inauguration and would be glad to visit Mobile at that time if possible, ending with a cordial sentiment.
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Taft
Mobile
Moble
Ala
Charles M Herver
Anvitatan
Monbie
Gosside
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