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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
9
The text discusses Bryan in the Democratic race, calls for immigration to Georgia and the South, and cites Senatorial figures like Longworth and Hoover. It highlights debates on tariffs, labor, and the Panama Canal, with references to Colonel Hogan and U.S. policy shifts. It notes German and Junker labor roles and emphasizes practical migration over mass influx.
Editorial argues against rushing a lock canal in Panama and criticizes Roosevelt administration tactics. It notes Senate hearings favored a sea level canal with broader engineering debate and warns against politically driven action. Also discusses Georgia immigration ideas as a regional development alternative and cautions against hasty policy decisions.
The Macon Telegraph argues Adamson’s renomination speech was firm in defending the state party’s course on the branching issue and did not bind to a national platform on negro disfranchisement. It accuses The Atlanta Journal of whipping dissent and notes Hardwick’s limited support at the 1904 St. Louis convention.
A letter from Mrs. Oo Et GiBaay of Red Oak Georgia requests readers help locate her brother, PT Lack, last known in Bardem County around 1608. He was about 20, married with two or three children, wife Miss Arnold of Jackson County. Any information to assist should be sent to Red Oak, Ga.
Fragmented OCR article chronicles Georgia cultural pieces and a Savannah Morning News comment on Georgia Bankers’ favorable view of state governance. It notes revival hymns, a humorous anecdote about a Texas author, and praises Georgia’s prosperity with cotton wealth and prospects for migrants.
L P Hillyer vice president of the American National Bank of Macon spoke at a convention in Ola Point Comfort urging bankers to uphold honesty in all dealings. He warned against lax oversight of employees, urged moral training, and called for strong penalties for theft while stressing the profession’s duty to public trust and justice.
Macon mayor Neldgea Smith recalls early Atlanta journalism and the rise of The Dispatch and The Constitution. He notes the rivalry, key figures, and the 1880 Cotton States Exposition impact, praising editors Finch Dickson Williams and others while reflecting on old brick corners and storefronts.
Towne comments on Newman and bride at the boreing hevoe. Browne argues home ties will bring them closer, while Towne predicts it will be taken and felt.
The article describes a third eyelid in birds providing natural spectacles and explains its function when the eye is exposed to sunlight. It notes a spectacled bear migrating to Chile and mentions Latin names and eye color patterns as observed features.
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