Postage Rates and Subscriptions in 1905 Atlanta
The notice outlines daily weekly and Sunday subscription rates for The Sunny South and The Constitution outside Atlanta, lists advertising managers NicholS & Holliday, and notes June 15 1905 as date. It discusses railroad reform, free passes, and urges Georgia lawmakers to push genuine reforms including foreign railroad charters and railroad commissioner election. It covers court actions on a race track pool room and social issues concerning youth, plus a Georgia Industrial Home boys band fundraiser at the Baptist Tabernacle.
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Reece
Sunny South
Hove
Nichols & Holliday Constitution
Snin Arvertisine
Washington
Washington Bureau of the Constitution
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Colorado Building
J. Obl
Paris
Chatse
General Assembly of Georgia
Georgia
Gulf Stream
General Assembly
Railroad Commission
Onagan
House
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Georgia Industrial Home
Baptist Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Mumford
Macon
Japan Not Rushing Into Peace Talks, Tokyo Signals Caution
Reports from Tokyo indicate Japan will not rush peace negotiations with Russia. The mikado and advisers fear traps in Russia’s terms and demand clear authority and good faith before any talks. Muscovite diplomacy is described as highly strategic and potentially entangling as war stakes rise.
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Japan
Tokio
Mikado
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Shimonoseki
Russia
Tr 1A
St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Korea
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China Boycott and U S China Treaty Push in South
The piece discusses threats of a China boycott impacting American cotton trade, urging a favorable treaty with China and immigration reforms. It highlights Roosevelt’s stance and calls for decisive policy to protect Southern mill and farmer interests while noting mistreatment of Chinese during immigration checks and the need for better administration.
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Senate
Yentgih
Shanghai
J.J. Spalding
Atlanta
Georga Industrial Association
Washington
New York Sun
England
Hoston Harbor
Joseph H. Wheite
Chem
America
Shangha
Choate Jig
St. Lous Fair
United States
Germany
Europe
Congress
Yp PT
Dancing Masters Associations Split Over Consolidation
In Columbus Ohio on June 14 bitter clashes between the International and American Dancing Masters Associations deepen the feud. President Braun resigns from the International and forms a new professional masters league modeled after the United Kingdom Alliance as new dances like The Lancashire Mog and Delving and Dodging spread among members.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
International
Br, Ft. Baun
Norman
Panea
Braun
International Society
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Fumigation Effort Expands Across Panama City Districts
Panama City authorities divide the town into eight districts led by local physicians to report suspected yellow fever cases as fumigation of all houses continues.
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Panama
State Gossips Preview in Capitol Corridors
State legislative chatter hints at an early session bill mandating annual county examinations for school children and compulsory education, with Meritt among advocates. The article notes prison cotton sales, county wet/dry status questions for Dooly, and reports on Yeomans, Stevens, and Secretary Cook visiting the state house.
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W. B. Mermitt
House
Cenar
Proposed Talbotton City Court Provokes Public Debate
In a letter to the Constitution editor, M G Parker of Poplar Ga questions a bill to create a Talbotton city court with jurisdiction limited to the town. He argues it would burden taxpayers, drain finances, centralize control, and offer little public benefit, noting existing counties’ financial strains and possible loss of local autonomy.
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Talbotton
Taylor
Marion
Poland
Prore
Bluebeard Hoch to Appeal If $700 Is Raised
Chicago June 14 A man known as Bluebeard Hoch or Jonana Hach faces potential mercy from the Supreme Court if a sum of $700 is raised to fund the appeal. The condemned killer of a wife could gain time for a record preparation and possible reprieve until the October term. Governor Denren indicated no interference with the legal process, ensuring the defendant’s rights are protected.
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Bluebeard Hoch
Chicago
Bluebeara
Jonana Hach
Supreme Court of Linne
Denren
Osten
Grady Tarver Acquitted In School Killing Case
Grady Tarver, accused of murder in the death of Augustus Oliver after a ball game, was acquitted this afternoon in Americus Georgia. The trial filled the day as spectators packed the courtroom and the verdict was broadly welcomed as a tragic yet deplorable outcome.
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Amergms
Sears
Augustus Oliver
Bain in Montgomery. Montemers, Alabama, June 14
In a game between Montgomery and Memphis today, Bain saved the locals from a drubbing. The venue saw a tense fourth inning with a 3 to 1 score in favor of Memphis. Attendance listed at 600.
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Montgomery
Montemers
Ala
Memphis
Jury Deliberates as Jacobs Is Guilty in Factory Theft Case
In Fulton Superior Court Judge Julie Roan presided as M Jacobs faced charges of receiving stolen goods tied to 42 pairs of overalls from Nunnally factory. Solicitor General Hill and defense counsel Harvey Hill clashed as the jury returned a guilty verdict, with a sentence of $200 and twelve months in county jail imposed.
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Julie Roan
Fulton Superior Court
Thetterday
C. D. Bill
Harvey Hill
Som
Srt
Nunnally
Hill Waas
Harley
Toom
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No Suns In Sidarine Tops Range Finders Take Their Place
New York June 14 Orders from the navy department in Washington direct removal of guns from the fighting tops of the battleship Alabama. Guns will not be replaced in the Indiana during repairs. Range finders replace one pounders. similar orders said to apply to other battleships. Admiral Tozer’s sea of Japan victory cited as influence.
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New York
Tozer
Sea of Japan
Nck
Princeton Receives Major Land Gift For Expansion
At Princeton commencement President Woodrow announces gifts totaling 836 acres of land and a recitation hall funded by alumni. The land near the university raises holdings to over double current area and secures an annual $100,000 income enabling fifty new preceptors under a new instructional method mirroring Oxford. The Tudor gothic recitation hall, funded by a small group of friends, will be built adjacent to the campus.
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University
New York
Princeton University
Woodrow
Princeton
Princeton Golf Club
Washington Road
New Carnessie Ike
Oxford
Friends of the Unforestty
Anderson Born 100 Years Ago Anniversary at Fort Sumter
Memorial exercises marked the centennial birth anniversary of General Robert Anderson. West Point and West Point cadets, the Anderson Zouaves, and Army posts joined ceremonies at the West Point cemetery and nearby memorials. The event featured a burial of General Anderson in the West Point cemetery with Grand Army of the Republic rituals.
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West Pont
Novy
Servicss
Robert Anderson
Anderson Zouaves
Sixty- Second Regiment
New York
Robert Astsioon Island
Army Post
Anderson
West Point Military Academy
West Post
Dai Lal
Grand Army of the
Carpet Bag Bonds Repudiated in North Carolina
Raleigh NC June 1 distant report states six North Carolina bonds of $1,000 each, issued to fund railways, have been repudiated by the people in convention. The note from a Raleigh banker notes the bonds are known as carpet bag special tax bonds, and are declared worthless by the conventionists.
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Spestal Jn
Joseph G Brown
Citins” National Bank
Raleigh
Ola
Nerth Carolina
Euit
Ta Weaterr
North Carolina Railway
Fay
Gkathan
Williamston
Tarsoro
Ihe
Wilmington
Charlotte
Ruthe
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