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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
9
A fragmented political discourse discusses shifting population centers below the Mason-Dixon line and Panama Canal implications. It notes leaders and figures, including Uribe, Knox, Bryan, Hanna, Roosevelt, and Morgan, amid cross-party tensions and calls for action during the Democratic and Republican conventions.
An analyst argues that high cotton prices boost southern prosperity and ripple into northern trade. He notes northern mills face input limits yet expect prices to rise, while southern farmers and workers gain purchasing power, fueling regional growth with Atlanta highlighted as a standout case.
A commentary on Russian anti Japanese propaganda mixing Christianity with blunt prejudice. The piece argues that, despite Russian claims of superior civilization, Japanese conduct and governance appear more ethical and democratic. It notes Cossack actions in China and Manchurian massacres as exposing Russian flaws and emphasizes a growing public understanding of Japan.
Governor Terrell defends the school book commission stating its selection of Third Fourth and Fifth readers was conscientious and economical. The report credits integrity and shows nearly $3000000 yearly savings by securing goods at lower prices while meeting state needs with transparent, plain language.
The piece says a quiet movement seeks to revive the ship subsidy bill, with interviews and editorials from Republican circles pushing for post election passage. It notes Senator Hanna as a key sponsor and suggests GOP lawmakers will follow the political climate after the presidential vote, framing the effort as graft in disguise.
A Moscow dispatch quoted by The London Daily Mail quotes Minister Pavloff declaring Russia will refuse to agree to opening Wiju port. The piece notes Russia seeks to thwart U S efforts to open Wiju to foreign commerce and hints at broader Russian influence in Seoul. The United States presses Korea through official channels, while Cassini promotes Russian comfort to Hay.
The article argues that Russia’s actions in Korea threaten U S interests and commerce. It notes a Russian minister’s remarks and warns the United States must not accept diplomatic excuses. It calls for firm American stance against perceived double dealing by St Petersburg.
The Philadelphia Record notes Joel Chandler Harris returns to newspaper editorials at The Atlanta Constitution after a hiatus. Multiple Georgia papers praise his return, calling him a premier southern writer and welcoming Uncle Remus back to the staff.
A montage of 1916 era clippings noting a South Carolina vote to ban selling liquor within three miles of polling sites, Georgia exhibit funding zeal in St Louis, bankers’ grip on war finance, and various editorials predicting election campaign publicity. Includes remarks from Richmond, LaPorte, Tampa and cartoons on Russia Japan debate.
A collection of letters from readers and Confederate Veterans discuss General John B. Gordon’s death, praising his service and urging a monument in Georgia. The Chicago Camp & U C V resolutions honor Gordon, while a Georgia reader advocates for good roads funded by a federal bill, urging state action and local support.
Grand Rapids, January 2 Ex Alderman James O Cool pleaded guilty to taking a bribe from Lant K Salisbury for aiding the water deal. His trial was to begin today but a prior Ellen case verdict spurred his change. Isaac Lammoreaux also switched to guilty on conspiracy charges. Newnham kept McCool on bail awaiting sentence as Ellen appeals supreme court.
The Chicago Tribune outlines analysis of a four cent cotton scenario and reports the South’s enormous economic gain. It notes likely $250 million extra value from higher prices, increased planter liquidity, and widespread municipal improvements financed by enhanced cotton earnings. It contrasts postwar prosperity with current strong market conditions.
Severn post No 110 Grand Army of the Republic at Mahanoy City Pa adopts resolutions on the death of Lieutenant General John B Gordon. Messages conveyed to General A J West of Atlanta report in memoriam remarks praising Gordon as commander and orator and honor to the United Confederate Veterans Association.
The Loulaville Courier Journal notes that peace or a firm settlement between Japan and Russia would relieve global tension. After a year of tense rumors and market swings, the piece argues for a definite end to the unrest to restore world peace and reduce nervous strain.
Mrs Ketle FE Butler sues husband Richard Butler for divorce claiming cruel treatment and persistent idleness. The couple married July 6, 1898 and lived together until December 29, 1900 when he left home. Attorney John F Methvin filed the complaint.
Asa G. Candler denied definite decisions on the height and materials of a building planned beside the former First Methodist church. He said it will likely be an office building, but height and final arrangements are not finalized. He asserted only he can authorize statements and that no facts have been published.
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