The Daily Constitution Issued Subscriptions and Rates
The Daily Constitution offers Sunday and weekly editions with postage paid. Subscriptions cost twenty cents per week delivery in the city, with annual rates for Sunday and weekly issues. Postage terms and address delivery options are noted, including the Southern states and foreign mailing details.
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An Invitation to Atlanta's Midsummer Festival Parade
The piece invites people across Georgia and nearby states to attend Atlanta's Midsummer festival, promising a vivid, city-wide panorama on wheels with railroad excursion from multiple regions. It lauds Southwest Georgia progress, urges widespread attendance, and previews entertainment including a public elephants display for families while highlighting regional development and optimism.
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Pressed by labor unrest and editor notes in Georgia weekly press
The Georgia weeklies report labor tensions across England and shifts in local journalism. A London letter details union demands for higher pay and shorter hours while Northumberland coal owners and Thames shipyards react. In Georgia, editors like Branham and Lowrey diversify roles, with regional tidings on shipments, pine posts in Baldwin county, and the seasonal watermelon rush shaping local discourse.
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Glimpses of Georgia notables and county tales
A survey of local life across Georgia counties notes census progress in Carroll and Putnam, weather impacts on farms, new business ventures in Griffin and Waynesboro, and various accidents. It reports births, deaths, political candidacies, and law notices, with scattered anecdotes from Floyd, Gordon, and neighboring regions.
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Undo the Whole Thing A Fulton County Primary After Mass Meeting
A letter to the editors from July 22 1890 argues the Fulton county mass meeting failed to reflect voters wishes over county commissioner selection. It claims manipulation by supporters of Henderson and tied to local farmers and cotton interests, calling for a fair express vote and a genuine primary. The writer cites protests by residents, street demonstrations, and claims of intimidation and confusion surrounding the event and its aftermath.
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Piedmont Exposition Opens In October Attracts Wide Interest
Reports describe Piedmont Exposition preparations with many exhibitors registering for space in agricultural hall and main building. Officials stir excitement as gates open October 15 for a large Southern audience, with lines of inquiry and new displays from Georgia and surrounding states.
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