London Office of The Constitution at Trafalgar Buildings
The Constitution’s London Office is in Trafalgar Buildings at Trafalgar Square with reading rooms and a reading space. Special levitation is extended to visitors using the premises, who come to access libraries and make The Constitution office their London headquarters. Mr Geo M. Horton is the London representative of the paper.
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Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
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Horton
Tennyson
Maud
Mansfield
Georgia
Oncy
Mr. Mansfield
Waterloo
Chattanooga
Tenn
Neubjtt
The Man Who Knows It All on Bryan and Politics
Atlanta editorial critiques the so called Man Who Knows It All as a Republican who defends British policy in South Africa and attacks Bryanism. It notes Bryan touring the East, cites Philadelphia and Boston passions, and argues Democrats cannot convert waverers while Republican corruption persists.
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South Africa
Bryan
East
Boston
Mr. Bryan
New England
Broad Republic
Philadelphia
Mr. Baker
Shakespeare
S. S. Arthur
Walter Scott
Times
Chauncey Black
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
South
Chicago
Noth
Mississippi Attacks Civil Liberties Over Lynch Law Fears
The discussion centers on Mississippi politics and culture with focus on reactions to lynching, eccentric stage life, and a proposed Adama bill. The piece defends Mississippian lawfulness, warns against federal meddling, and argues for patience as social tensions ease.
Clarion Ledger Under Henry Reemerges Free and Independent
The Clarion Ledger of Jackson resumes under R H Henry at the helm promising editorial independence free from onerous contracts. Editor Denny critiques Adams's lynching bill, arguing it shifts sheriff protection to counties, risking justice as families seek damages and potential outrages by mobs.
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Clarion~ Ledger
Jackson
R. H. Henry
Clarion-Ledger
Times
Denny
Hill
Adams
Commonwealth
Clarion' Sent
Compliment for Fulton County Women Noted by Grand Jury
The Fulton county grand jury adjourned with a presentment praising the Atlanta Woman's Club for aiding schoolroom decorations and libraries. It lauds women's work to build county education, support teachers, and improve conditions for pupils, claiming one year of such effort could surpass a million dollar state appropriation.
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Grand Jury
Fulton County
Atlanta Woman's Club
Grand
Georgia
Tampa Tribune Midswinter Issue Highlights Florida Progress
The midswinter Tampa Tribune issue features a vivid orange grove and gulf scene on its title page, signaling Florida’s industrial growth. It praises editor W. Stovall and the paper as progress guardians, notes immigration appeal, and mentions political commentary on Jones and Buckner, with unrelated nuggets on Philadelphia bids and Chicago drainage.
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Tampa Tribune
Florida
Iowa
Minnesota
Tampa
the Tribune
Stovall
Georgia Echoes and Droll Verses From A Far Field
The page blends regional humor and verse with brief notes on current thought. It includes satirical remarks on fashion as seen in silk hats, poems praising sunshine, and reflections on mule lore. It notes Georgian readers’ lingering affection for certain items and sketches a mood of rural pride amid light political humor.
Letters From The People On Lady Smith And Farm Policy
A reader letter discusses Lady Smith and the Transvaal context, claiming she may be connected to a poet laureate scheme and criticizing colonial figures while urging restraint. The page also contains multiple letters on race, property, and agricultural policy, debating Negro labor, cotton subsidies, and market pricing, with opinions from Georgia readers and Texas correspondents.
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Smt
England
Thia
Coto
Gen
Kitchener
Helen of Troy
Homer
Halen
Joubert
Roberts
Cirous
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Stanton
Hube Rondo
Vael Plains
J. Smith, JR
Martha Patterson Johnsons Daughter Nears Death At Greeneville Home
Chattanooga special reports Mrs Martha Patterson oldest child of President Andrew Johnson lies dying at the Johnson homestead in Greeneville Tennessee at nearly 72. She served as White House mistress during her father's presidency and earned praise for hospitality and efficient management of the mansion.
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Tenn
Martha Patterson
Andrew Johnson
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Greeneville
Old Town
Tennessee
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David T. Patterson
Main Street
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Opera House
Russell
Georgetown
D. C
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Lincoln
Johanson
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Executive Mansion
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presi_ dential
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Patterson Family Memories and Presidential Links in Greeneville
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Mrs. Patterson and the president’s daughter amid Greenville society. It mentions their modest, gracious residence on Main Street, the close ties to servants who begged photographs, and the family’s return to East Tennessee life after distant travels.
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Main Street
Lttle
Mary
Johnson
Stover
Carter County
Greeneville
Patterson
Andrew Jackson Patterson
Belle Patt
A. J. Patterson
Matsie Barkley
Cleveland
Campvara
British Guiana
Old Homestead
Belle Patterson
T John Land Street
Baltimore
Big
Nashville
California
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Will Pull Up His Peg Madison Ga and Others
A collage of brief notes from Georgia papers notes peg quitting middle Georgia, Dr P Quillian in town, Governor Candler political praise, nominations favoured by The Atlanta Constitution, and local incidents including a near-fatal tree fall in Statesboro and a youthful self inflected death in Adareville.
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Peg
Madison, Ga
Middle Georgia
Statesboro
Alex Johnson
Johnson
Lively
Hall
Georgia Cracker
Ald Atim
Atlanta’s restless growth shown in scattered notices
A compilation from several Georgia papers notes Atlanta plans and questions. Augusta reports orders of 10,000 rotes and animals for Grant Park, while Madison cites Atlanta’s advertising value climbing by two million dollars yearly. Albany mentions timber and a mayor search, and Dalton notes local capital options for a factory. A Glyphon-style report mentions a fatal shooting by a police officer in Atlanta.
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Herald
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