Notice to subscribers and public notices from Constitution Publishing Co
A garbled notice lists subscribers and city collectors W James T Garter and Claude A Virgin. It references Constitution Publishing Co Atlanta July 29 1903 and includes a jumble of editorial snippets about politics, races, and public figures, with scattered names and locations such as Georgia, Atlanta, Iowa, Memphis, New York, and circulating opinions on Roosevelt Miles Hanna and Panana canal.
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CH. Donnally
W. Blackburn
Chas & Moore
Carroll
James T Garter
de Constitution Publishing CO
The Alternative Convict System
The failure of the compromise convict bill to gain two votes for a constitutional majority leaves the Georgia legislature with ongoing doubt about convict leasing. The substitute offered a testable, humane path while preserving both sides, promising county trial of county work on felons under ten years. It argued for a practical comparison to guide future policy.
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Georgia
Lea
Decline of the Italianate in papal politics and Italianate influence
A shift in papal counsels unfolds as Italianate forces wane amid external pressures. American Catholics push for communal church governance within the U S system, while mass immigration from Catholic Europe strengthens the American church and may drive a worldwide power realignment.
The New Union Station for Atlanta Promises Greatness
The Constitution prints plans for a grand Atlanta Terminal Company passenger station. Atlanta, gateway to the South, grows with booming rail links to Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Cincinnati. A modern, dignified terminal signals Atlanta’s rising importance and public service pride, with a jubilee to mark its dedication.
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Union Station
Constitution
Atlanta Terminal Company
Atlanta
Ehos-Box
Potomac
Tidewater
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
Brunswick
New Orleans
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
South
Union
The American Soldier A portrait of the private in war
The article extols the American private as a unique, brave figure in the army. It describes his recruitment, rookie status, baptism of fire, and eventual veteran rank, praising his initiative, resilience, and willingness to endure hardship across lands and climates. It ends with national admiration and readiness to back him.
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Leonard
Roosevelt
Newport
Sam
Q Company
Redskins
Why Local Option Wins in Texas Liquor Debate
The Galveston News notes growing local option counties as liquor dealers face a shift to prohibition. It argues dealers incur harm by violating license rules and highlights public support for local prohibition when saloons ignore closing hours and other restrictions.
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Lst
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Galveston News
Prohibition Rises as Liquor Laws Bring Public Outcry
The text argues why Texas prohibition sentiment grows as liquor licensees flout regulations, harming minors and families. It cites risks to labor, peace, and women, urging licensees to obey laws to avert harsher measures and public backlash.
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Texas
Georgia editors rail at federal relief and southern court posts
A column of thinly veiled editorials lampoons Atlanta confidence and state politics. It cites the American Times Recorder on Southern culture, notes Governor Terrell’s Supreme Court appointment debate, and mocks Georgia immigration and convict systems while urging productive work and steady labor among African Americans.
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Albany Herald
Trovernor Terrell
South Georgia
Supreme Cour
Samuel Lumpkin
Duditer Mcintosh
Luiner
Brooks
Terrell
Supreme Court
Griffin News
Wounded in a Peculiar Manner at Soldiers Home
Raleigh New York July 2 Special a vontoderata soldier named Lawrence latest arrival at the Soldiers home was wounded in a remarkable way. In 1862 a bullet entered his right eye and left jaw, he recovered losing the eye but kept service. The next year he was wounded again this time the bullet struck left jaw and made it to the bone.
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Raleigh
N. Y
Lawrence
Readin Riley Inspired Winter Song Grown From Georgia
A fragmentary newspaper snippet presents verse and mock dialogue inspired by James Whitcomb Riley and regional characters. It blends seasonal motifs, humor, and moral musings with dialect samples and local editorial aside. The piece references a Bilhille Banner editor and rural life imagery, ending with prayers of gratitude for weather and providence.
Dumbarton Castle Wins Principal Goodwood Cup at 1900 Meeting
At Goodwood London on July 28 rained fell and crowd thinned after a heavy downpour. The stewards cup of 300 sovereigns and the sweepstakes for 3-year-olds up ran five furlongs and 134 yards with Dumbarton Castle winning. Nabob finished second Lebason took third amid slick track conditions.
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Edward
Dumbarton Castle
Wnabot Wan
Lebason
Printers Tie Up Papers in Spokane Strike
Three Spokane daily papers remain silent after a Sunday night strike by printers. The Spokesmen Review published a small issue with a statement criticizing the strike as a contract violation, while The Evening Chronicle and The Evening Bulletin chose not to publish today pending negotiations. A second brief notes a fatal train strike in Bremen, Georgia, injuring a fourteen year old girl.
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Spokane
Wash
Review
Evening Chronicle
Evening Bulletin
Ireland Seen as Europe’s Future Trade Hub by Shayne
C B Shayne president of the Merchants and Manufacturers' board of trade in New York predicts Ireland will become Europe's main freight hub and a key European consumer and distribution center. He argues Atlantic shipping will shorten routes to three and a half days, boosting cross continental trade and American access, with Britain and Morgan eyeing Ireland’s development and Galway possibly becoming a port for a shipping trust.
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New York
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J. Pierpont
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Ita
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Water Boy at Saratoga and Weather Disaster Reports
Saratoga New York July 28 Both Smathorn Water Boy and Haggine Water Boy have arrived in Saratoga with Haggine possibly starting in the Bereroee handicap on Monday. In Indiana a cloudburst at Burket washes bridges and drowns cattle and horses. Separate note from Charlotte reports Mrs Battle Giles seriously hurt after being struck by a trolley wire pole. she remains in critical condition.
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Smathorn’ McChesney
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Hoth
Warsaw
Ind
Burket
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A. C. Giles
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Battle Giles
Cotton Milla
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Police Rule Clash Over New City Rule Book
A police board special committee debated hours last night to craft a revised rule book. They aim to restore the Key ordinance which shifts chair prerogatives to the chief, seek city attorney guidance, and plan to insert bar racks as the police headquarters term while stressing stricter enforcement of all rules.
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Police Board
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Jones
Day
Ami
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Ehilef of Police
Trelawney Pleads for Fight or Squeal at New York Hearing
Charles Trelawney, Philadelphia publisher, was held in Tombs court after an arrest for forgery. Bail set at 3,000, and he vowed a strong fight at trial or to squeal. He remains in custody as prosecutors weigh other alleged charges.
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New York
Charlea H Trelawney
Philadelphia
Yankera
Tombs
Trelawney
Pallea
Tre
Moran Beaten by Walthour in Twenty Mile Pace
Bobby Walthour easily defeats James F. Moran in a 20 mile motor paced race at Revere beach track. Moran’s bike trouble and a loose tire caused a fall but he continued. Walthour led to victory in a procession after Moran changed to a different motor. Estate valued at $14,000 in Richmond news follows.
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Revere
Mass
Bobby Walthour
James F. Moran
Revere Beach
Mle Moran
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