Notice to Subscribers and Political Snippets Mixed
Notice to subscribers lists traveling solicitors and city collectors. Provides a burst of era politics with mentions of Smoot Bryan Roosevelt and others plus random notes about weather, labor, and a New York marriage-prank case.
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W. R. Overbey
H Donnally
Solicitora
Blackburn
Charles
Moorhend
R. Carroll
James T Carter
Clauds A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing,co
Colonization Proposal Sees Haiti as Afro-American Haven
Bishop C. J. Smith, returning from Santo Domingo Haiti, advocates emigration of southern African Americans to Haiti. He envisions 20,000 farmers relocating to cultivate coffee cotton and rice, aided by American capital, arguing Haiti could sustain ten times that number. The piece weighs potential civil and political consequences and notes Haiti’s freedoms, climate, and wealth, urging cautious consideration of Afro-American colonization as a test case.
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Santo Domingo
Haiti
Detroit
C. 3. Smith
African Methodist Church
Africa
Bishop Smith
Cuba
Bishop Smilth
United States
Export Records Show United States Leads in World Trade
The article notes the United States topped the list of exporting nations at the end of 1803 and remained a leading exporter through 1902. It compares US exports with the United Kingdom Germany and France, recounting shifts in leadership from 1896 to 1902 and implying continued strength in domestic product exports.
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United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
United States Leads in Export Totals Over Billion-Dollar Nations
The bureau compiled data shows the United States at 1 457 585 783 dollars leading with the United Kingdom at 1 415 617 000 and Germany at 1 200 000 000 in the last quarter estimates. France totals around 312 000 000 while other nations fall lower in export figures for domestic products.
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Bureauaf Te
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Clean Money Bill Aims To Cleanse National Currency
A Tennessee representative introduces a measure to have all national banks and other national depositories send dirty or mutilated notes to the national treasury for exchange with government covering transit costs. The move aims to reduce disease and improve health by circulating clean money, noting current costs deter banks from replacing worn notes.
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Congress
Gaines
Tennessee
National Treasury
Gymes
Trade in the Philippines Shows Strong Eight Month Rise
Official figures reveal eight months to August trade at 43.13 million dollars, up about 16 percent from 1902. Hemp and copra exports drive gains, with hemp up roughly 3 million year over year, most shipped to the United States. Rice imports surge in August, meat imports decline amid broader Orient supply shifts. Silver coin exports into circulation rise sharply, aided by new currency use.
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Philippines
Philippine Islands
French East Indies
United States
Orient
Atlanta Spirit and City Developments Chronicle
Athens Banner notes Atlanta spirit remains high as federal prison expansion is planned. Augusta Herald mocks roosters at poultry show and highlights Atlanta advertising new resources and advantages. Macon Telegraph references Panama Canal access and Chattahoochee improvements for ocean steamers. Rome Tribune questions church attendance and mocks fiery finish. Clarkesville Advertiser reports Atlanta gains in the Presbyterian university push, with continued aggressive local influence.
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Athens
Atlanta
Augusta Herald
Macon
Panama Canal
Rome Tribune
Augusta
Abatha
Hooray for Billville in the Mornin Whitsett Weather Verse
Georgia verses celebrate winter in a rural tone with travelers in a wagon, snowflakes, and "Hooray for Billville in the mornin" as voices recall charity, love, and spring. The piece blends amateur poetry from Brother Dickey and local figures, praising warm gatherings despite cold weather.
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Billville
Billvite
Billvnie
Dickey
Bank Clearings Rise in Atlanta for January 1904
January 1904 Atlanta bank clearings are expected to surpass January 1903 by over 31 million dollars. Atlanta clearing house daily totals reached 551863 yesterday, bringing January twenty nine day clearings to 815548967.29, with full month clearings at 14908443.72 and an anticipated rise exceeding 1,000,000 dollars. Darwin Jones, secretary, forecasts continued increase for the month.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Clearing House
Gay
Darwin Jones
Atlante Clearing House
Monument for General Gordon Sponsored Across Georgia
A Brunswick and Macon editorial surge backs erecting a state grounds monument to General Gordon. The plan includes a equestrian statue funded by public subscriptions nationwide, aiming to honor his chivalry, patriotism, and civic virtue for future generations.
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Gordon Shal Save
State House
Brunswick Journal
Gordon
Georgia
Brunswick News
Epien
Macos Evening News
Slbkmetricus
Plana
Toya
Gordon Jove
South
Uncle Remus Returns to The Atlanta Constitution
Newspapers across the South report Joel Chandler Harris known as Uncle Remus resumes editorial work on The Atlanta Constitution. Harris will contribute fresh, wholesome pieces and leaders, delighting readers and fellow journalists who praise his health and enduring literary talent.
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Crawfordville
Joel Chandler Harris
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Nashville
Herald
Joel
Houston
Tex
Circle Remus
Stanton and Harris
Effingham County News
Joel Chandler Harria
Remus
Birmingham
Ala
ge-Herald
Sidney Lawler
Uncle Remus
Harris
Channing
Friends of the
Legion
Joe Chandlef Harris
United States
Colombia
Panama
Clifford Smyth
Cuthbert
Joel Chandler Herrig
Remug
Remtus
Young
Dja
Newnan
Mn. Harris
The
Protect German Privates From Army Brutalities
Berlin January 29 budget committee of the Reichstag nearly unanimously backed a resolution urging the chancellor to impose strict penalties on superior officers for subordinates mistreating privates. War Minister Von See? acknowledged military excesses and noted uniform changes while the government proposed damages for innocent persons punished.
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Berlin
Reschateg
Almos
von Enem
Reichstag
Hearst Boom in Georgia Shapes Presidential Hopes
Georgia Democrats discuss Hearst as a viable anti trust leader. N O Fanning notes Hearst gains amid New York and Tammany influences, with Georgia observers predicting varied support and possible delegation influence if he persuades anti trust factions and broader Dixie backing. Atlanta hosts key discussions on Hearst prospects.
Hearst Campaign Boost From Southern Support Movements
In a Washington interview republished by John Temple Graves, Georgia Hearst backers say Hearst could win, carrying New York and Chicago and delivering strong support from laborers. They predict southern delegates, including Florida, may rally to Hearst's nomination as opposition factions worry over Bryan’s waning eastward strength.
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Hearst
Georgia
N. O. Fanning
Brooklyn Eagle
The
Eagle
Atlanta
New York
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Cleveland
Parker
McClellan
Ught
Terrell
Griggs
Democratic National Committee
John Temple Graves
Atlanta News
Hera
Tabk
Fle
Hearst Democrats
South
Murphy
McCarren
Florida
Kansas
Caliormia
Bryan
German
Kansas City
Brian Wastern
Arnate
West
Washington
William R. Hearst
United States
Chicago
Unola
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Why Over Party Is Hopeful
Charles W. Dayton argues in democracy of New York that Democrats are confident of winning the presidential election next year. He cites electoral vote figures, saying Democrats can rely on 218 of 476 votes while Republicans can claim at most 160, with thirteen states considered doubtful.
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Charles W. Dayton
New York
Doubtful states and 1900 election prospects discussed
An article lists states California Connecticut Indiana Kansas Nebraska New Jersey Rhode Island South Dakota Utah Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming as potentially doubtful in 1900. It argues Democrats may gain leverage with New York no longer doubtful, and assesses electoral votes and party prospects amid discontent with the Republican administration.
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California
Connecticut
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
New Jersey
Rhode Ieland
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
West Virginia
McKinley
Cleveland
Kansan
Bryan
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Republicana
New York
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