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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
21
A chaotic, rumor-filled column rallies Panama canal stakes, party rivalries, and roiling national conventions. References lot to Hanna Rex Roosevelt Knox and Platt amid crossfire of insults and policy bets.
A Chicago Tribune essay argues high cotton prices boost northern demand and southern prosperity alike. It notes New England mills limit output to avoid upsetting cotton supply, while southern gains ripple to traders and manufacturers. The piece compares Japan and Russia, praising Japanese conduct and criticizing Russian autocracy amid East Asia tensions.
Governor Terrell defends the state school book commission in a frank review of Third to Fifth Reader selections. He emphasizes integrity and efficiency, noting an annual saving of nearly $300,000 and asserting the commission acted conscientiously to secure the best texts at the lowest price. The report presents the detailed findings as a clear public document.
A cautious revival of the ship subsidy bill appears in interviews and editorials from Republican presses, with Hanna backing the measure after the election. Critics warn the effort is graft dressed as public sentiment, aimed to cushion the political blow after the presidential race.
The dispatch quotes Minister Pavloff claiming Russia will not agree to opening Wiju to foreign commerce. The report notes Russia’s efforts to thwart U S plans to open the port through Korea and hints at Russian influence in Seoul. It stresses U S independent diplomatic pursuit and questions interference by others.
An American official accuses Russia of obstructing U S plans in Korea via Wiju and warns Washington must not accept a diplomatic disclaimer. The piece argues Russian meddling endangers American commerce and urges a firm U S response to Petersburg.
A roundup notes Joel Chandler Harris, the famed Uncle Remus author, has resumed editorial work with The Atlanta Constitution after a hiatus. Multiple papers praise his return, calling him a premier southern writer and welcoming Brer Rabbit back to Briar Patch as Harris rejoins the staff.
A collage of regional reaction pieces notes house passage of a bill in 49 to 35 vote to bar intoxicants within three miles of voting precincts on election days, then critiques on state funding and exhibits, plus editorials on political campaigns and public subscriptions.
Expressive Lewis Grége drawing in Roma Tribune lampooning Rusgia Japan gestion. The Constitution notes the cartoon is among their cleverest expressions.
A reader from Wade, Georgia supports building a monument to General John B Gordon and funds for the tribute. The Chicago Confederate Veterans group mourns Gordon, praising his leadership and the reunification of the country. An open letter urges Georgia to back a federal good roads bill advocated by Latimer, promising road improvements and economic benefits, especially in North Georgia.
Ex aldermen James O Cool and Isaac Lammoreaux pleaded guilty to bribery charges tied to a water deal involving Lant HK Salisbury. Original trials were delayed after a previous verdict in the Ellen case. McCool’s bail was continued and both men face sentencing after appearing tomorrow. Ellen plans an appeal to the supreme court.
The Chicago Tribune explains the impact of four cent cotton on the South’s economy. It argues high prices boost planter wealth, municipal bonds rise, and southern cities invest in streets, water plants, and electric lines while railroads bring harvest gear. It notes widespread prosperity compared with postwar prices and urges that funds be used to pay debts and fund improvements.
Severn Post No 110 in Mahanoy City Pa adopts resolutions in memory of Lieutenant General John B Gordon former commander of the Confederate Veterans Association. The note, sent to General A J West in Atlanta, recalls Gordon’s visits to offer speeches and honors his legacy within the Grand Army of the Republic. Augustus Wiber commands, Joan W Blairs adjutant.
After years of tension between Japan and Russia the article argues for an end to the dispute whether by war or peaceful settlement. It warns that ongoing fear of collision affects markets and public nerves, and calls for definite termination to relieve anxious sentiments and prevent a broader catastrophe.
A Fulton county divorce suit filed by Kalle F Mutter alleges Richard Butter is lazy and cruel. They wed July 6 1895 and separated December 73 1900 after she told him to work. he left and never returned. The trial of Mirg Tense Monley against the Golgla Tauimay ant Gleetre Co likely ends this month with counsel speeches ongoing. Transfers of property include Henry Boyiston to Elizabeth Pitan for Juniper Street and other parcels transferred by The Cewiy Land Company and various individuals with prices listed.
Asa G Candler dismisses definite decisions on height and materials for the planned office building on the old First Methodist church pile. He says a final arrangement is not reached and he will not publish details until all arrangements are completed.
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