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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1910
Page
20
A Billville tale recounts a moonshine district overrun by distilleries and wild behavior, prompting a plan to relocate violators to a sanctioned colony. The settlers mine wood, grow corn, brew coffee pots, and form a coffee pot league, while authorities chase boozy culprits and joke about earthquakes swallowing the colony.
A long dialect piece mixes sermons and jokes about sin, salvation, and a comic incident with Brother Williams and his mother in law during a Fourth of July celebration. The tale parodies pious vanity and tells of a chaotic church visit ending with a humorous warning about pride and the afterlife.
Washington July 3 Special. The piece notes the upcoming retirement of Aldrich and Hale at the end of their terms, signaling a shift to younger leadership in the Senate. It discusses looming vacancies, patronage concerns for many civil servants, and potential new floor leaders on both parties. It also mentions plans for a federal Bureau of Mines and quotes J. E. Pitkin on mining safety and regulation.
An article details the Trunk Line Association's adoption of reduced rate charity passage for destitute persons under a code of rules to govern transportation. It explains the shift from open tickets to verified need, the role of local bureaus, and the curb on abuse of charity transit, with economic and social benefits noted.
Vienna report notes escalating ethnic tensions among Germans Magyars Poles Ruthenians and Bosnians within Franz Joseph s empire. Riots at Lemberg University leave one student dead and several wounded as clashes spill into rector s office and streets. Bosnia Herzegovina presses for constitutional concessions amid discontent with current framework.
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