Notice to Subscribers From Constitutional Publishing
Traveling representatives and solicitors warn subscribers not to pay others and outline that no paper will be mailed except to exchanges at the regular rate. Dated July 27, 1903, Atlanta Georgia, with scattered satirical notes and brief local items.
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Jeffersonian democracy and the rise of new trades unions
The article discusses Jefferson's democratic principles as foundational to American governance, contrasts them with later vested interests, and notes the Republican shift during and after the Civil War. It highlights currency as a central national issue and argues for money reform, banking, and protection of producers and consumers. It also surveys labor union growth, court protections for labor, and a forthcoming policy of greater public rights in industrial conflicts.
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United States
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Democratic Party
Wall Street collapse and southern historical interest prompts debate
A essay on capital, unions, and fair play argues for swift policy change for the public good. It criticizes Wall Street speculators while praising steady business in the South. The piece notes rising northern interest in Southern Civil War history and new works by Northern historians.
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A Turpentine Exhibit Prompts Georgia Industry Note
Letters from readers urge St. Louis to host a turpentine and rosin exhibit, arguing Georgia’s top producer status and a small still operation could showcase manufacturing, profit, and southern interests. Veterans seek old comrades’ addresses and Florida and Georgia unit members request contact info for reunions.
Death of Dr. R B G Foute and reminiscences of Stephens
Obituary notes the death in San Francisco of Rev. Robert C. Fouts former rector of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church Atlanta and kin to local figures. The column recalls Alexander H Stephens’s wartime imprisonment and legal arguments, plus comments on past Atlanta mayors and local political figures.
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Nash Broyles
Grace Church
Pacific Slope
Japanese Deny Paris Mediation Mission By Prince Impahama
Parla reports that a Tokyo prince named Impahama was said to travel to Paris to seek French mediation between Russia and Japan. A Japanese official denies the mission and says no such task is assigned to the prince.
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Georgia Chorus and Whistling Through July Skits
A collage of Georgia themed verses and jokes about July heat and cheerful living. Folkloric lines celebrate singing, food, and friendly lines between neighbors. Bits reference a Georgia editor, camp meetings, and writers pondering American songs and happiness.
Talks About Atlanta Across Newspapers
A compilation of mentions from Atlanta centered papers notes Atlanta gaining in the Southern League race, winning ball, and city figures like Steve Postell, with tangential items on Georgia politics and a hotel novelty in matches. Dora Cox, a recaptured horse thief, is also briefly reported.
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Gang of Territory
How A Girl Who Smiled Saved A Young Man Life
In northern Georgia Royston a trained nurse aboard a morning train helps a bleeding 20 year old man, William James. With no whisky available, she smiles and acts, obtaining brandy from a fellow passenger, stopping hemorrhage, then guides a long rescue to Atlanta with doctor, train staff, and townspeople racing to save him. The nurse’s calm leadership and a nurse’s smile save a life and affirm southern courage and female grace.
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Georgia
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World Fair News Notes Highlight 1904 Exhibits and Plans
Maryland plans a World’s Fair day on September 12 next year. Indiana budgets 35 000 for corn and features a glass factory display. Cabildo work begins on Louisiana’s state building. California to display 40 000 square feet of agricultural space. A 120 painting collection by Adolf van Menzel will highlight the German section. Utah proposes a Maud Adams copper statue. Over 100,000 tons of Philippine exhibits head to St Louis aboard Kilpatrick. New York showcases summer achoo) system and a 1949 date appears in error. A 19 000 appropriation is set for a certain purpose. The National Editorial Association will meet with 425 delegates from 59 associations. A famous diamond from Kimberly to be shown. Oklahoma’s state building contract let at 18 000. work begins August 1 and ends December 1. Colombia appoints commissioners for its exhibit. A giant flora clock will be built by Plant Seed Company. Japan appoints a exhibition commission. 1904 conventions planned for several associations. Great Britain has all space in its exhibit built. Wing family of America plans a 194 meeting at the fair. A miniature railway system of about 30 trains will operate on the grounds. G D Wilson of Foas, Ill, promotes a Farmers National Jubilee with a St Louis convention on October 14 198. Delegates from many states will attend. date adjustments expected.
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