Notice to Subscribers and Carrier Instructions
Notice to subscribers lists Tiveling representatives and city collectors with names. Warns not to pay unauthorized collectors and to keep receipts. Identifies Constitution Publishing Co as advertising managers for territory outside Atlanta and notes postal entry as second class. Fossage rates and page counts are provided. Atlanta GA January 20 1902.
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W BH. Overey
E PF Guinn
W G McNelley
Elty
James T Carter
Claude
Constitution Publishing CO
Nichols & Holliday Constitution Building
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Mexico
Sss
Democrats and Drink in the Sun’s Drink Debate
The New York Sun is mocked for an anti democracy stance while citing official liquor dealer ratios. The piece argues that Republican strongholds like New York New Jersey and the South show no uniform drinking patterns, highlighting state population and dealer counts to mock Democratic and Republican claims. It notes Alabama and Georgia contrasts and claims Republicans dominate liquor presence nationwide.
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New York
Colonel Allen
Tennessee
Kentucky
United States Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Sun
New Jersey
Georgia
Alabama
United States
Republian
New Hampshire
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
California
Territories
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Jackson
Unparalleled Record of Gorgas in Havana Sanitation
Major Wilfiard C. Gorgas, chief surgeon of the military department of Cuba, is praised for transforming Havana from a plague of malignant diseases into one of the healthiest cities of its size. His work kept the private and public premises clean, streets swept, mosquito breeding sites destroyed, and the ill promptly treated, yielding record health statistics for 1902.
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Wood
Cuba
Wilfiard C. Gorgas
Military Department of
Havana
Major Gorgas Ends Cuban Yellow Fever Threat Virtually
The text lauds Major Gorgas as a brilliant officer in public hygiene and sanitation. It praises his thorough medical knowledge and surgical skill, noting his December success in Havana where there was neither yellow fever nor smallpox, a historic achievement that may earn him international recognition from American authorities.
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Major Gorgas
Havana
Gorgas
Our Foreign Trade and the Nigger Tall of the North
A colonial era economic note extols rising exports and shrinking imports from the United Kingdom Germany and France while urging deeper trade. followed by a defense of dialect preservation arguing misuse of black speech harms culture and personhood, condemning literary mockery.
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Folk Lore Society of America
Dialect Association
Milton
Georgia Nostalgia and Roiling News From The Brighter Time
The piece recalls Dr J L M Curry of Washington DC, Georgia-born, praised for public service and diplomacy, amid Georgia pride. It mocks Wetmore gossip about royalty, discusses vaccination safety, and offers assorted Georgia verse and editorials on politics, health policy, and springtime hopes from a Georgia editor.
Georgia Political Gossip Echoes Gubernatorial Stalemate
In Georgia a busy political year looms as candidates prepare for state house races. The populist option fades, the Democratic slate dominates, and commentary from papers like the Atlanta Constitution and Nashville papers note winter pauses and sharp paragrahics critiques of reform signals.
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Oglethorpe Echo
Dublin Courier Dispatch
Georgia
Cobb County
Campaian
Nashville
Ih&t
Ista
Land of Shadows
Thornsvi
Get Times-Enterprises
Toni Watson
Harter
Hamlet
Trend of Current Events and Public Affairs Recap
A collage of brief items on child labor reform in Georgia and Massachusetts, trust failures in multiple industries, New York Sunday saloon debates with Jerome, and hints about tariff, education, and political appointments. The snippets reflect early 20th century press style on policy, economics, and national questions.
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Seth Low
HE. G. Murphy
Edgar Gardner Murphy
Hueice
New York
Massachusetts
Giorgia
Georgia
Atlanta and Albany Herald Rant on City’s Image and Virtue
The Albany Herald rails at Atlanta over reputation and virtue while noting Savannah’s sin and Chicago sightings. It defends Atlanta’s good people, cites local officials, and mocks sensational claims about wickedness amid a flurry of fragmented notes and editorials.
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Albany Herald
Atlanta
Augusta Tribune
Fairburn News
Tromasine Tintoa-Enterprise
Yaurela
Savannah
New York
Jim Parker
Chicago
Andrew Atlanta
Dewey
Manila
Bayt
Cuba Reciprocation Push to Slash US Tariffs
Cuban commission travels to Washington to seek a practical reduction in US import duties on sugar and tobacco. The group, representing municipal, banking, commercial, and agricultural interests, argues a cut is essential to Cuba’s economic recovery and stability, warning continued high tariffs threaten Cuba’s ability to sustain its government and trade with the United States.
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Cuba
Washington
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Henry T Oxnard
W Bayard Cutting
American Beet Sugar Company
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Biets
Tropics
Spain
By & Society For
Thoas
Ars
Cute
Cuha
Hospital for Incurables Defends Admissions Policy
Mrs Tharles Guy Sawapplea, president of the Hospital for Incurables, writes in response to Mrs C G Shearer and an article in The Constitution. She asserts the hospital only admits residents with incurable disease and no support, disputes claims of improper access, and appeals to the city council for greater aid. The piece highlights that the hospital serves the poor, with personnel earning salaries and monthly expenses around 300 with city aid of 30.
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C. G. Shearer
Constitution
Council
Co. W. Brown
Mitchell Street
Senate
Washington, DC
Grady Hospital
Decatur Street
Tharles Guy Sawapb
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