London Office Invitation and Subscriber Notice
The London Office of the Constitution in Trafalgar Buildings offers reception rooms and invites Southerners visiting London to use its facilities as headquarters. Horton is the London representative. Notices list traveling solicitors and city collectors for Alabama subscriptions and clarify payment instructions and advertising management.
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London
the Constitution
Trafalgar Buildings
Trafalgar Square
Constitution Office
Geo. M. Horton
J. Overdey
Charles IL Donnelly
Brl Cain
L. H. Willcox
Alabama
M. J. Willingham
J. M. Jackson
FR. L. Cannon
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgeee
Yemtotion Publishing CO
Old Chum Bobs Up Again in Bryan Coverage
Atlanta readers see sharp critique of Republican reports on William Jennings Bryan. The piece mocks sensational claims about a supposed deadly duel with Senator Jones, notes falsehoods in The New York Mail and Express, and questions the ethics of Republican correspondents. The essay says Old Chum of The Mail and Express fabricates details to vilify Bryan and boost partisan narratives.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Jones
National Executive Committee
New York Mail and Express
Washington
Maryland
Senate
East
Chicago
Colonel Bryan
Mail and Express
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Senator Jones
Washington Corre
Sponder
Chum
Benster Jones
Old Chum’s two faced view on Mr. Bryan’s speech reach
A critic argues Old Chum uses dual tongues to spin a theory that Mr. Bryan would only shift policy if audiences shrink. The piece mocks pretended French phrases and questions the notion of “bringing him to his senses” through media manipulation and loyalty to plutocrat interests.
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Bryan
Old Chum
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Senator Jones
Debate Over Monument to Dewey's Flag Lieutenant
The piece discusses Georgia interest in a monument to Thomas Brumby, Dewey's flag lieutenant at Manila, and attacks The Constitution and The New York Sun for opposing Schley. It argues a naval cabal aims to ruin reputations, defends Sampson and Brumby, and criticizes the navy department for withholding a formal inquiry.
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Navy
New York Sun
Cheorgia
Dewey
Atlanta Constitution
Thomas Brumby
Georgia
Manila
Mving
Sehly
Constitution
Schley
Washington
United States
Santiago
Bschtey
Naval Department
Sampson
Sun
Cabal
Navy Department
Department
Schrey
New York
Bayard
Washington Post
Bureau
Chauncey Depew Steals Spotlight At Society Gathering
Washington society hails Chauncey Depew as the season’s standout figure as a New York invited crowd gathers for a bridle of wit. An elite table reportedly represents about one billion dollars in wealth, drawing пристly m ore attention and setting high expectations for the joke he delivered.
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Chauncey
Washington
Chauncey Depew
England
Mr. Depew
Uwucle
Johnny Roach
New York
Depew
The Mysterious Grafter Exiled From Atlanta
The piece notes a campaign against idlers and a crackdown on vagrants in Atlanta. It cites Recorder Broyles urging the public to move on disreputable loungers and praises the founder's exit as welcome news. Mentions Pingree, Croker, John Kelly, Boni Castellane, and Joe Wheeler returning with a typewriting machine.
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Atlanta
Broyles
Burns Day Celebrations Spark Atlanta Tribute to Bobby
The Burns Club of Atlanta leads a winter ceremony honoring Robert Burns with songs and stories. The writer recalls hilltop tunes, Annie Laurie, Tam O'Shanter, and daisies in May as a festive homage to the poet.
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Bobby
Annie Laurie
Passing Throngs and Stage Life Across the South
The article profiles Jeshalite Towler a striking young actress from Grenada Mississippi now in Jackson Tennessee and touring the South with the Daly forces. It describes her tall graceful presence her ascent from Belmont Academy Nashville and New York art study to stage training under Mackay and notable roles in Geisha and with DeWolf Hopper. It notes her relish for southern audiences, upcoming stops in Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans, and her desire to move into grand dame roles while remaining proud of being young. It also mentions Miss Lawrence and a playful age exchange, and cites Washington Star writer Robert Small passing through Atlanta en route to Cuba to visit his father Hey Sam Small.
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Jeshalite
Towler
Todd Sren
Miss Towler
Grenada
Jackson
Nashville
Belmont Academy
New York
Academy of Desson
Daly Forces
Geisha
DeWolf Hopper
Constitution
the Majestic
Milas Miriath Lawrence
South
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Vias Grant Park
Miss Lawrence
Lady Coods
Lord Coodle
Jeanette
Robert Small
Washington Star
National Capital
Cuba
Hey
Sam Small
Bubbie Small
Tales About Atlanta
A compilation of brief notes from Georgia papers about Atlanta politics and events. Mentions debate over the mayoralty, upcoming election prospects for Uncle Jim Woodward, and efforts to press for a national park on Atlanta battlefields led by Uncle Lon in Washington.
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Griffin
News and Sun
Senola Enterprise-Gazette
Atlanta
Carshed
Thomasville
Enterprise
Auguste
Bainbridge
Jim Weodward
Dr. Broughton
Monroe
News and Messenger
Macon
Telegraph
Walton Tribune
Lon
Washington
Venetia Held For Salvage By Norfolk Vessel
The British steamer Venetia from New Orleans to Hamburg arrived at Norfolk on January 4 for burner coal and was libeled by Garnett & Garnett, owners of the steam tug Stella of Sabine Pass Texas, who claim $40,000 for salvage after grounding on Sabine banks while proceeding at full speed on January 18. The Venetia carried cotton, wheat and general merchandise and was floated by the Stella.
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Norfolk
New Orleans
Hamburg
Norfolk and Western
Garnett & Garnett
Stella
Sabine Pass
Tex
Sabine Banks
Texas
Queer money made in prison mystery at Virginia Penitentiary
Virginia penitentiary officials report counterfeit nickels circulating inside the prison. They believe the molds were made in the shoe shops from impressions of genuine coins, with no clear source of metal. Some fakes have reached outside circulation as a rigid inquiry proceeds.
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Virginia
Richmond
Local court items reveal rail suit verdict and officer elections
Short items report a verdict for Southern Railway in the cash of Robert B. Smith case, a voluntary bankruptcy petition against Robert M F Herron, Eastman Volunteer officers elected, Lt Col Knox retires from Georgia militia service, and suits against Atlanta and West Point Railway and other actions. Captain Lowry narrowly escapes death after a streetcar collision. Alkahest magazine enlarges and expands. Raden v Southern Railway case ends with master’s award and ongoing appeals.
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Robert B. Smith
The
Southern Railway
United States
Newman
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell
Robert MF. Herron
Dalton
Bankruptcy
Jones & Martin
Arnold, Hennegar, Doyle & Co
Robert H. Knox
Darien
Miitary Service
Atkinson
Candler
William G. Dunwody
Arnold
Peters Street
Cometrolter
Wright
Griffin
Felix Rhodes
Wildcat Insurance
Comptroller General
Rhodes
General Wright
Columbus
Southern Plumbing and Tinning Company Et al
N. E. Beckham
J. H. Lumpkin
John W. Nelms
P. B. Cash
Hig
H. A. Etheridge
David Raden
Southern Railway Company
Raden
Joney Avenue
Atlanta
Sanders McDaniel
Raden 13
Wright & Batley
Burton Smith
J. W. Moore
Countess Ava and Social Circles of British Nobility
A fragmentary note discusses Countess Ava and potential Marchion Cefferin as a social queen of Gita and mentions an American girl named Brain married into British nobility. It references Davis in Washington Square New York, and Joby H. Davis, a New York banker, as part of the surrounding context.
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Thas
Ava
Marchion Cefferin
Flora
Davis
Washington
New York
Joby
H. Davis
Tag
Legacy of the Dufferins and notable Georgia figures
The article recalls the future countess and the Dufferin lineage, noting marriages, heirs, and the shift of titles with Ava becoming heir after the elder brother’s death. It also highlights Dr John Grant Wilkins’s appointment as assistant surgeon of the Atlanta Artillery and praises his rapid professional rise. A misprint in a prior page is corrected with details on a patent for a combined pocket knife and match safe by Burton and Beck, expected to boost local manufacturing.
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Great Dufferins
Dayia
Lord Blackwood
Paris
Lomi
Lady Black Wood
London
Cadogan Squire
Migs Davis
Lord Dufferin
Earl of Ava
Hemance
South Africa
Lond Plackwood
Earl of
Ava
Dufferin
Burmah
John Grant Wilkins
Atlanta Artillery
Wilking
Dr. Wilkins
Grant Wilkins
Georgia
Messrs
James N. Burton
J. Frank Beck
Ami
Burton
Beck
Cancerns
Canada
Millionaires Prospecting Lands in Virginia and Carolina
A Vanderbilt Rockefeller representative is in Virginia taking options on land. One tract on the Elizabeth River eastern branch was optioned for 100000 and another on Broad Creek for 4500. Vanderbilt owns large Virginia Beach and Norfolk and Southern holdings and vast Chesapeake and Ohio stock. Rumors say Rockefeller is acquiring property in the southeast.
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Vanderbilt
Rockefeller
Virginia
Norfolk
Vanderbilt and
Elizebeth River
Broad Creek
Virginia Beach
Norfolk and Southern Railways
Chesapeake and Ohio
Carolina
Statesboro News Notes on Hon. Hiram Franklin
A report claims State representative Hiram Franklin is temporarily unbalanced due to worry over missing children who have married and moved away. The item notes local belief and hopes for his speedy return to normal.
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Statesboro
Hiram Franklin
Bia
Baby Found in Alley Sparks City Street Mystery
Two women on Peachtree Street reported seeing a baby wrapped in a blanket inside a basket in an alley near a hotel. Police arrived around 1 o'clock and guarded the infant as officers sought a home for the child. Captain Jennings coordinated care while investigators traced the baby's origin and potential guardian. The scene drew curious pedestrians as Harris, the baby’s unofficial caretaker, awaited official support.
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Jennings
Tam
Harris
Sven
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Mexico
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Pingree
Michigan
Hogg
Richard Croker
Croker
John Kelly
Count Boni Castellane
New York City
Foud
Joe Wheeler
Just
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Sons of
Scotland
Robert Burns
Burns Club
Dickey
Thomas B. Paine
Overton
Abraham
Wall Street
Bellavers
Ellijay
Courier-Sentinel
Martin mM. Barnes
TALES
Venetia
J. T. Lowry
Sanitary Department
Pices
Ife
Lowry
Alkahest
Wilkinson
A.kahest
Rhett
Cinderlila
St. Cinco
Caroline Lockhart
Lippincott
Hitzabeth Comstock
Charles Brockdan Brown
Lady Dufferin
Millionaires Prospecting
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