Notice to Subscribers and Territorial Advertising Managers
Our traveling representatives are W. H. Overbey, Charles H. Donnelly, E. L. Cain and L. B. Willcox. Advertising managers Nichols & Holliday for all territory outside Atlanta. January 24, 1900 edition from Constitution Publishing Co Atlanta Ga.
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W. Ha.overbey
Charles H. Donnelly
E. L. Cain
L. B. Willcox
Mabserip
Smty
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution
Dutta
Euteids of
Atlanta
Bryanism and the masses in democratic leadership debate
The author argues there is no leader who mirrors mass democratic views as well as Bryan. Opponents and elites are seen as out of step, while Bryan is praised for common sense and patriotism. The piece contends McKinley obstacles and Hanna syndicate schemes threaten popular government, urging voters to resist monopolistic forces.
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Uldran Mr.Bryat
Republican
McKinley
Republic
The
Hanna Syndicate
Maryland
W. J. Bryan
New York Democratic Club
Democratic Party
Bryan
New York City
Rotary home camps and the war’s protracted path
The piece argues the war must be prosecuted to a satisfactory conclusion, noting Sherman’s 1864 Chattanooga campaign toward Atlanta and Confederate retreat. It critiques Maryland politics over Bryan’s presence, defending his leadership and urging unity without betraying convictions, and foresees future Democratic nominating debates led by Bryan’s enduring influence.
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Pretoria
Chattanooga
Buller
Ladysmith
Sherman
Johnston
Atlanta
Buller’sing
Coalense
Drakenberg Range
Dalton
Schofield
Resaca
Kingston
Alatoona
Kennesaw
Hood
Eivil
Napoleon
Joubert
Durban
Free State
Kitchener
Colesburg
Bloemfontein
Kimberley
Mafeking
South U Sit
Campa
Ladysylth
Orange River
Notable Words from Dr. Lewis Sermon at City Church
Rev Dr Walker Lewis delivered a timely sermon at First Methodist on Sunday warning youth about defalcation and crime. He urged self restraint with prohibition, personal responsibility, and loyalty to conscience, urging men to seek character over money and to live with faith in Christ and guidance from mother and God.
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Lewis
Walker Lewis
First Methodist Church
Dr. Lewis
God
Christ
Mother
Earth
White Hills
Development of character shapes future generation
The text argues that cultivating individuality moral character personal integrity and personal freedom guided by strong religious will produce self-reliant men at maturity, while dependence on others and lack of purpose lead to a generation of weak individuals and criminals.
Washington Post cites law protecting citizens’ rights across states
The piece discusses a statutory mandate to shield citizens of one state in another, noting debate over its application to Illinois during a period of racial violence. It references revised statutes, newspaper editorials, and a Republican administration’s failure to enforce the law, while leaving constitutional questions to the Supreme Court.
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Washington Post
Illinois
New York Evening Post
Washington
Supreme Court
Embargo on Printing Paper Sparks Tariff Controversy
A Dingley tariff tax of six dollars per ton on printing paper provokes outrage as trusts raise prices, harming newspapers and books. Critics urge repeal to ease costs for education and literacy, citing the public burden and the need for foreign competition. The piece mocks political figures and includes satirical jabs at New York Republicans and Yale leaders.
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Congress
Tales About Atlanta and Surrounding Cities
A montage from several papers notes Atlanta's ongoing travel activity and milk shipments from Marietta to Atlanta. It mentions mysterious disappearances in Atlanta, barratry probes by lawyers, and Atlanta’s role in reforms for Southern farmers. Accounts from Elba, Augusta, Mobile, Charlotte, and Columbus discuss labor fairness, youthful offenders reform, and a curious incident involving poet Frank L Stanton.
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Marietta
Atlanta
Knoxville
Moultrie
Gae
Elba
Ala
Atlanta Constitution
Augusta
Chronicle
Mobile
Ann
Register
Frank L. Stanton
Stanton
Charlotte
N. C
Kruger
Atlantic
Great Britain
Southern Railway
Georgia
Cuba
Columbus
Ledger
Night in Georgia Haunts a Mournful Reflection
A Camilla Georgia merchant warns customers amid a harsh newspaper ad and poetic fragments about grief and judgment. The piece blends sad verse with a public notice, referencing a deathless night, distant dawn, and the looming Judgment Day alongside local business bravado and personal injury from criticism.
Lady Smith and Troy echoed in Crystalline eyes
A fragment from a 1900-era letter page discusses Homeric war legends and Helen of Troy, then shifts to farmers’ pleas for home supplies, cotton factories, and united Southern action under Senator Nesbitt’s plan, urging county organize efforts and cross-sector cooperation.
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Nesbitt
Stevens
John D. Gully
Lauderdale
Miss
United
Colonel Nesbitt
United Effort
T. W. Cowart
Bronwood, Ga
Pocket knife matches holder invention gains notice
A Washington patent by James N Barton and Frank Beck adds a pocket knife handle as a match receptacle. The device aims to save space and meet users needs, with plans for manufacturing in major cities in the United States and Canada. Later dispatches describe the Duke of Argyll at Inveraray, Campbell peerage, and Count Boni de Castellane with Anna Gould, amid rumors of losses and extravagant expenditures in Paris.
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Santa
James N. Barton
Frank Beck
Washington
Messrs
Burton
Beck
Northern Cone
Canada
Count Boni de Castellane’s Paris House and Scandals
The Countess hosts a grand home warming on Christmas Day at a largely unfinished Paris residence on Avenue du Bolg de Boulogne. Marble from Italy. a Tria non design. four years of prominent Parisian life after marrying Miss Gould. He sparked controversy over portraits royalties and bankrupt public affronts to President Loubet, and allegedly gifted his wife a diamond necklace while reserving stones.
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Paris
Avenue du Bolg de Boulogne
Italy
Gould
Boni
Loubet
Castellane
France
Senate Investigates Clark With Two Witnesses Examined
Washington January 2 The senate committee on privileges and elections adjourned to Monday to continue the Clark Montana investigation. Principal witnesses were Mr Ector and State representative Fine who testified. Fine said he had received about 3 from Clark since adjournment of the legislature.
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Senate Committee
Clark
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Montana
Ector
Fine
Arrivals At City For Equitable Basis Arrangements
Mention of Mr. Koazana and committees seeking an equitable basis to satisfy Cuban business and shippers. References to E. P. Dennis and F. Smith, Nazhv and St. Louis, J. Ward Line, with arrivals in the city this morning for discussions with Mr. Boaz and others.
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Koazana
E. P. Dennis
la F. Smith
Nazhv
St. Louis
J. Ward Line
Mr. Boaz
Sudden Death of Langston Father Prominent City Leader
James A. Wade, father of Langston of T City and longtime city county figure, died at his residence on Langston Street at 17 o clock. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. W. H. Goddard of Wi and Mrs. Langston of u. Interment is planned in You, Ga, Thursday morning. A consistory of the new To ers was formed in Fellows' hall by GW in Hamilton. Bracket, master of the late. The consistory is the late SPEAKING OF CU We carry the largest of ment of fine cut glass. The stock is new, prices low. Maier & Ber Jewelee
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Meetin
Camilla
Camilla Clarion
Hart
Helen of
Troy
Homer
Achilles
Ajax
Hector
Ulysses
Teels
Lady Smith
Buller
Joubert
Lord Roberts
General Kitchener
South
Milt
Jess
Thomas mM. Workman
Enoue
S. C
Langston
T City
James A. Wade
City
T. L. Langsta
Wade
W. H. Goddard
Toers
Fellows’ Hall
Hamilton
Ipustious Eh! Bracket
Maier & Ber
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Maan
Testament Dal
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Trafalgar Square
Geo
Horton
Londes
United States
Mexicor
Gst
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Springfield Republican
William J. Bryan
New England
Kentucky
Goebel
Wat Mardin
Kentucky Democrats
Chicago
Carlisle
National Party
Independent Press
Tom Platt
Republican Automobile
New York
Joe Sibley
Mr. Sibley
Mee Eel
Mazet
Hadley
Trusts
Yale
TALES
Marissiai- Journal
Camiter
Just
From
William Shakespeare
Wil
Francia Bacon
Shakespeare
Ignatius Donnelly
Walter Savage Landor
Hfe
Rose Aylmer
Akles
Dia
Awenius
Billville
David Harum
David
Johnson
Heaven
Holllar
O. B. Stevens
J. M. Booker
Tonia, Ga
Teading Senatar R. T. Nesbitt
Acton
Bankery
Angericulture
Herron Westbourne
Fort Valley
Houston County
Crawford County
Justice Court
Fox Valley
Postoffics Department
Bart
M. P. Hall
Forsyth Advertiser
M. P. ‘Hall
Jackson
Flint
H. B. Bloodworth
Hall
John L Hall
Colonel Hall
Colonel Bloodworth
Duke of Argyll
Inverary
Scotland
Lord Rove
Tery
Thirety-Two
Professor Huxley
Areyil'a
Als
Marquis of
Lorne
Boni de Castellane
America
Anna Gould
Count Boni DE Castellane
Senn
Jal
James B. Wright
Dk Yisten Coursel
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railway
Tennessee
G. G. Hyatt
Ducktown
Tenn
McCroskey & Peace
Madisonville
Gaston & Madison
Athens
Brown & Culton
Maryville
J. L. Smith
Cleveland
Statesboro Times
Aates Tocu
Southeastern Boat
Liberal Railroad
Bauvisin AM
Invorsant Steamship Tnes
Southwestern Paints
General Buaz
Minas Cong
Southwestern
Florida East Coast
Morgan Steins
Bile
Ohlo
Queen
Cville
Harmony
Ty Bors
Eny
Unc
Nowrtek
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