Notice to Subscribers from Constitution Publishing Co 1903
Notice to subscribers listing names like W Ht DeVereet and C H Donnally as collectors and urging payment. The Baltimore style 1903 period voice reflects editorial chatter on Turkey Bulgaria Teddy Roosevelt and race issues with multiple political and social asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ht
Dvereet
C. H. Donnally
Sbolletters
Mt Blackburn
Char & Moors
Es Carroll
Gur Aity Collectora Mre
James T. Carter
Claude
Constitution Publishing Co
Trend Toward Church Amalgamation Unites Methodists
A commission of representatives from the two branches of the Methodist societies in the United States meets at Ocean Grove New Jersey and agrees on a liturgy to be adopted by both general conferences. If accepted services will be identical in all Methodist churches with shared hymns and unified mission efforts signaling a step toward broader Christian unity.
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Methodist Societies
United Srater
Ocean Grove
N. J
Christendom
A Stand Pat On Manchuria Trade Policy
The Russian foreign office says it will evacuate Manchuria and seeks open trade with the United States. Our government should insist Russia act clearly if necessary and avoid entangling alliances. England and Japan are competing in eastern commerce. the policy is to prioritize American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Ruadian
Russia
England
Japan
Geph
Joseph Haan
Joseph
Pharaoh
Eset
Georgia School Laws Codification Urges Statewide Uniform System
The proposal to codify and harmonize Georgia school laws is vital to ensure uniform application by county authorities and to enhance efficiency. State leaders argue that a coherent system protects taxpayers, improves education, and prevents lagging behind Tennessee Alabama and Virginia in public school outcomes.
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Georgia
T.e
Merritt
Tennessee
Alabams
Virginia
The Power of the Press and Public Opinion in State Policy
An article extols weekly newspapers as vital to public illumination across counties and farms, noting the freedom of the press as a constitutional principle. It argues broad circulation informs rural and urban communities, shaping righteous public opinion through accessible journalism and state policy.
Coincidences and a Southern press call for unity
A Georgia paper urges county papers over dailies for strength in the state and discusses coincidences from a lynching remark to a brutal West Virginia mob in a critique of racial violence, citing Hon. S. C. Cross and a book slur against the South. The piece condemns mob justice and presses for broader press support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
South
Ohio
Marion
8. C. Cross
Virginia
West Virginia
Samuel Creed Cross
Martinaburg
W. Va
Illiteracy in Tennessee and Bristow’s Post Office Scrutiny
An article argues Tennessee must raise school funding to reduce illiteracy, praising Sam G Heiskell for urging higher levies and better teachers. It also comments on Bristow’s investigations of postal department grafts, mocking allegations of a western mining scheme and calling for accountability of postal inspectors.
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Tennessee
Hig State
Sam G. Heiskell
Knoxville
Heiskell
Commonwealth
Avery
South
Bristow
Postal Department
Post Office
Postal Service
Hamacsiete
Brietow
Kansas
Pbualness
Cuba
Postoffice Department
Obscure claim of immunity cited at door
A fragmentary report notes a figure asserting vaccination status and immunity to charges at his door. The text references obscured names and unclear operations, leaving the core claim as a contested assertion of immunity amid formal accusations.
What Georgia Negroes Have Done, A 1903 Report
A letter from Georgia's House of Representatives July 4 1903 praises Booker T. Washington and outlines extensive 1896 to 1902 increases in black property holdings across Burke Washington Brooks and other counties. It cites land parcels city property household goods farming implements and livestock growth, presenting a detailed economic portrait of African American advancement in Georgia.
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Booker Washington
Tha” Siste
Washington
Georgia
Burke County
Burke
Washington County
Georgia at the St Louis Fair and Jefferson's appointee
A Georgia figure appointed by Jefferson to establish American government in St Louis advocates Georgia’s strong, banner presence at the St Louis fair. The piece cites the 1805 Jefferson letter and argues Georgia should be represented to show its growth since the Louisiana Purchase.
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Jefferson
St. Louis
Georgia
Europe
America
St Louis
Chicago
Georgeia
Dietrich of
St. Louls
Samuel Hatimond
Congress
Savannah
Georgia Sayings and Rural Echoes in Old Verse Fragments
A collage of folksy verses and phrasing from Georgia life. It weaves quips about life, railroads, money, and weather with local voices and characters. Strong regional language and imagery appear amid reflections on progress and hardship.
Advices from multiple states urge legislative action
A compilation from several papers urges Georgia legislators to act on road funding, public school equity, civil service for state sanitarium staff, convict management, and state fair representation. It quotes editorials from Milledgeville, Waycross, Danville, Cody County, Brungwick, Walton, and others calling for reforms and appropriation decisions.
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Waycross
Alabama
Pensacola
Georgie
Cody County Courier
Milledgeville
Walton News and Messenger
Great Nile Dam at Assuan modern wonder completed
Cairo June 1 The Nile dam at Assuan is finished after four years and a 10 million dollar cost. It stands seven feet high? 64 hundred feet long with a top roadway and 1,000,000 cubic yards of masonry. It will store winter floodwaters, irrigate vast arable lands, and boost Egypt’s wealth by about 11 million dollars annually. The article details construction challenges, irrigation implications, and ancient Philae temple impacts.
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Loutaville Courier-Journal
Cairo
Egypt
Nile Dam
Assvan
Besrt
Amazon
Congo
Mississippi
Lake Victoria
Centre Africa
Khartoum
Abyssinia
Mediterranean
Min
Eixodus
Nile
Victoria and Albert
Central Africa
Asanan
Templex
Philae
United States
Department of Agriculture
California
Joseph
Hudson River
Medinet
Fayam
Fayum
Jaseph
Josephs
Potipher
Hhatebet
George Werehipgon
Cropa Cdat
Andersonville Blestion and the 1888 US election
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a teatvote at Andersonville about General McClellan. Mentions candidates McClellan and the election context with references to presidents and dates, all in a garbled New York press fragment.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
Teddy
Clafs
Cage Indiana
Krout
Devery
Kentucky
Peter
Maraball Field
New England
Chefpal Coal Yard
Municipal
China
América
Haiti
Erate
Hanna
Schwab
Monte
Miles
Oklahoma
Igo
Pariah
Burton
New
Roosevelt
Buffalo
Jas
Parker
Centra
Tha Keiser
Martin V. Calvin
House of Representatives
ST. Louis Fair
House of Representatives of
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Heaven
Cee
Sndur
Billy
Zekiel
Elijah
Tom
Arkansas
Macon
Advige
Greenville
Ala
Brungwick Journal
Lonia
General Assembly
Hammond
Great Nile Dam
Assuam
Cedars of
Lebanon
Lébanon
Lribe Legigiatera
Hie
New York City
Mihlatory
Earth
Picagarg
Fife
Bult
Andersonville
New York
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