Constitution Office in Trafalgar Buildings London
The London Office of The Constitution invites Southern visitors to use the Trafalgar Buildings facilities as a temporary headquarters. Mr George M Horton is named as London representative. Traveling and city collectors are listed for subscriptions with cautions on avoiding duplicate fees.
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London
Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
Geo M4 Horton
W. HE Dverney
Charles H Donnelly
E L Cain
L B Wallcox
Alabama
M J. Willingham
J. M. Jackson
Messia RL
Ma&Ny
James T Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Cotton Mill Tax Breaks Fail to Spur Georgia Growth
A Georgia newspaper reprints a South Carolina study on cotton mills and tax exemptions. It argues outside capital flows when local investors show commitment, noting South Carolina’s rise as a top cotton producer driven by local confidence and enterprise rather than tax relief. The piece cites historical tax policies and concludes local investment signals attract broader funding.
Georgia urged to build cotton mills by local investors
The correspondent argues Georgia towns can attract outside capital for cotton mills by mobilizing local savings. He notes South Carolina activity shows profits attract investors, and that Georgia towns with idle capital in banks could fund mills without tax exemptions. One successful mill could spur further growth and stronger regional investment.
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Georgia
Carolina
Atlanta
Banka
South Carolina
Courthouse
North
Misplaced Zeal On Sunday Law And Porto Rico Fares
A critique argues Sunday law enforcement in Baltimore risks backfiring by alienating religion and stoking agitation. It questions the claim that law alone shapes morals, urges pulpit driven reform, and notes Baltimore’s Sunday calm and limited commerce. It also analyzes the Republican stance on Porto Rico, urging recognition of its US territory status and opposition to tariffs that treat it as foreign.
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Baltimore
Maryland
United States
Georgia
Eltimore
Chicago
Republican Party
Party of
Greater America
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Pittsburg
Louisiana
Texas
Republicana
New England
Pacific States
Atlante
Democratic Party
Sugar Trust
Which Method Led Our War Policy in Cuba and Philippines
The article argues unity in upholding the flag amid Spain’s war but assigns blame to the Republicans for muddying the waters. It contrasts Cuba’s acceptance of independence with the Philippines, where Democrats failed to assure self-government and protection, noting the Bacon amendment defeat and differing governing promises for Filipinos.
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Spain
Republican Party
Cuba
Philippines
Philippine annexation risks and patronage figures debate
A frontier editorial argues that US rule in the Philippines invites vast patronage, with Manila alone needing thousands of officials and millions in costs. It warns that carpetbag influence threatens local control and cautions readers about Cuban and Filipino resistance while urging American collaboration with native governance.
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Cuba
United States
Manila
Luzon
Mindanao
Ceou
Panay
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Hunter
Rev
W. W. Laudrum
America
Havana
Alexander H. Stephens
Oregon
When You Go Home and the Fragments of The Call of the Candidates
A miscellany from Georgia era pages with poems and prose notes on authorship side issues and campaign talk. It sketches writers like Kipling and Riley, a political call to vote, rural voices in dialect, and reflections on ceremonial battles and public life.
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Bilville
Brown
Farmers must act to protect profits in cotton era
An Alabama farmer argues for concerted action to defend earnings against Wall Street and Liverpool pressure. He warns against 5¢ cotton, urges state organizing, and notes debts, taxes, and mortgage traps that force sales before harvest. He calls for self preservation and shared risk in the 1900 cotton season.
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Cotton Commission
Wallatréet
Liverpool
E Corson
Alabama
Quinnay
State Political Gossip in Georgia District
In Macon News Roland Hill is expected to run for state senate with no opposition stated. Waycross Herald notes Captain L Johnson likely faces no challenger and will seek another senate term. Balabledge Democrat predicts Judge Spence of the Albany circuit will win re election in the fall.
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Roland Ellis
Macon
Thia Distict
Roland Hillis
State Senate
Elie
Waycross Herald
L. Johnson
Herald
Senate
Fudge Spence
Balabelige
Indge Spence
Superior Court of the
Albeny Circuit
Richmond
Augusta
Teichmond County
Neil McInnes
Tichmond
Uncle Remus tribute and Georgia clippings montage
Ga newspapers recall Joel Chandler Harris as a distinctly southern writer while listing local quirks. Columns from Moultrie, Lawrenceville, Dahlonega, and Cartersville touch on aging veterans, a farmer relative, a playful wedding tale, a jail tease of a serenade, and skepticism about state agricultural departments and fertilizer taxes.
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Uncle Remus
Lawrenceville
Herald
Wiley Pierce
Ben Smith
Winder
Pierce Paya
Georgia
News Herald
Jack Rawing
Cates
Dahlonega
Turkey
Bil Postell
Margaret Satterfield
W T. Dowdy
Harris
Jos
Gordon Walker
Squire Worley
Justics
Count Boni de Castellane Stirs New York Social Scene
In New York Count Boni de Castellane and wife Miss Anna Gould attract intense public interest as his flamboyant fashion makes headlines. Descriptions detail his morning outfits, lounge coats, silk accessories, and bold hats, with contrasts to his Parisian gambling scandals.
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New York
Count Boni de Castellane
Metropolis
Count Bont
Anna Gould
Paris
Count Boni
Gounn Bont
Sharkey
Boni
Position of Deeds Commissioner Reply in Manila
A fragmentary transcript discusses Secretary Cook and a request to appoint a commissioner of deeds in Manila. It notes the Philippines status, United States authority, and legal code references, with a quoted exchange about appointment and jurisdiction. The text mentions Major General Ou and Allison D Mir, and references the sum of 32000 dollars in a formal claim.
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Stat
D. Gibbs
Missioner
Positio Islands
United States
United Brat
Supreme Court
Conte Tlon
Georg
Philippi
Manila
Allison D Mir
Dhe
Georgia
Manil
Code of
Amerl
Philippines
Cook
Uni
Smile
Spain
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Massachusetts
South Car
Mr. Bryan
Washington Post
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Buller
Kentucky
Kansas City Independent
Amd
Julian Ralph
William Black
James Whitcomb Riley
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Brander Matthews
Letwis Carroll
James Lane Allen
Edwin Muerkham
Grant Aten
John Burroughs
Treasury Department
Washington
Winston Churchill
Bliss Carman
Jesse Lynch Willams
Charles Major
Robert Louis Stevenson
Francis Lynde Stetson
F. T. Bullen
Ma&ker
Louis Becke
Sailor
Cy Warman
E. W. Hamblen
James Whitcomb Rlley
Kipling
Chillun
Uncle Jim
Paul
Eleanor
Ala
Janzi
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Quito
Mount Blanc
the State Press
Cartersville
Count Bony de Castellane
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Douglass Hreeze
Grand Jury
Glynn County
John W Bennet
Paffee County
Dublin Courier
Dubin
Brantley
Coigne Wilkinson
Toomer
Valdosta
Hvell J
Ware County
W Moomer
Rhodes
Barnett
W J Rhodes
Frank Barnett
Coo Point
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