Reopening Trade With China Impacts Cotton Market
The Constitution notes China’s market reopening will alter cotton trading next season. Large holdings and shipments abroad shift supply expectations, with orders for tens of thousands more bales on the way. Caution urged for planters facing possible price swings as domestic markets grow stronger.
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China
Ihand
Celestial Empire
Per
New York City
Shanghai
South
Southern progress and education in Georgia policy
The article argues for fair policy between farmers and manufacturers, opposing punitive measures against farmers. It notes southern harmony, reduced child labor, and broad investor confidence. It praises George Foster Peabody’s gift to the State Normal School of Georgia and urges open access for applicants, highlighting the school as the state’s nursery of reform and leadership.
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South Atlantic States
Northeast
South
Weither
Wes
State Normal School
State Normal School of
Georgia
George Foster Peabody
Rabup
Decatur
Straus Centennial Address at Georgia Occasion
Hon Oscar S Straus delivered a centennial address at the University of Georgia praising Georgia's spirit of political and religious freedom. He traced founders of liberties to early settlers and lauded Georgia as a state of mental freedom. The piece then discusses The Waste Farm concept from Massachusetts and its relevance to labor shifts and abandoned farms affecting prices and employment in cities and countryside.
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Oscar S. Straus
University of Georgia
Georgia
Straus
Atlantic Board
Elethorpe
Commonwealth
Mr. Straus
State of Massachusetts
Gaorela
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Neas
Tore Proys Ig
Abandoned farms urged as summer retreats for city workers
The Press advocates converting neglected farms into healthy, affordable summer homes for professionals and teachers in college towns. It argues this permanent investment can provide a relaxing escape from mental strain and a stimulus to improve surroundings, reducing city dwellers’ search for seasonal quarters.
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Hhis
Live Anywhere and the Philippines Debate
An opinion piece surveys American adaptability abroad citing Manila census figures and veterans’ tolerance, then shifts to Maryland politics, mosquito control funding in Baltimore, Atlanta’s public health issues, and a Baltimore clergyman’s sermon addressing the devil in modern discourse. The discussion covers migration, public health, and religious controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Philadelphia Ledger
Manila
Islands
the Ledger
Alaska
Baltimore
Hayes
Atlanta
Board of Health
Two Extremes Meet in a Fatherly Debate
A column contrasts Rev. Percy S. Grant and Mr. Schwab, each opposing extremes in education and materialism. It notes neither would lead ideas, while both pull toward excess in opposite directions. Other items mention Slaney Dell reforming Oregon’s map, Governor Candler, Senator Allison, and U.S. trade with Russia.
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Percy S. Grant
New York
Schwab
Steel Trust
Mr. Grant
Mr. Schwab
After All ’tis Ife and Summer Weather in Georgia Verse
A long, fragmentary column from Georgia essays and poetry notes Maurice Thompson on Paul Hamilton Hayne and Sidney Lanier, with playful dialect poems and critics’ quips. It mentions Hayne’s praise for Lanier, regional serenades, and a satire on poets and critics amid a summer Georgia mood.
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Hayne
Lanier
Maurice Thompson
Paul Hamilton Hayne
Sidney Lanier
Thompson
South
Matthew Arnold
Wordsworth
Insurance Notes on Florida and National Agents
Insurance notes discuss Hamburg Bremen not withdrawing from Florida, agent movements in Atlanta New York and Chicago, and upcoming clerks’ vacations. The article covers endowment plans via church benevolence and a push by the Church Endowment Society to insure lives for church funds, with bishops and J. P. Morgan & Co. involved.
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Insurance Herald
Hamburg-Bremen
Wioride
W. F Pattillo
Southern Department
Piorida
Florida
Philip Lanter
West Paint
Steve French
Niagara
Atlanta
New York
United States
New York Herald
Re Insurance
Church Exciewment Society
Episcopal Church
Stires
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Chicago
St. Thomas Church
Theman
Sukes
Potter
Morgan Dix
Trinity
Chereh Endowment Society
Tme
St. John the Divine
Colurable University
E. W. Hunter
St. Anna’s Church
New Orleans
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sessums
Louisiana
Lave P. Morton
Elbridge T. Gerry
William A. Duer
Duer
J. P. Morgan & Co
Hunter
Jacksonville Architects Move in Rebuilding Boom
In Jacksonville June specials report a rebuilding surge after the fire with contractors from Atlanta, Baltimore and Louisville. Plans include a five story West Bros office on Bay and Laura streets, a large Citizens Building Association block, and various shops, flats, and residences rising on Main, Forsyth and Duval streets as the city reclaims the burned district.
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Jacksonville
Fle
Amnea
Cme
Atlanta
Baltimore
Louisville
Hetawood
Citizens’ Building Association
Ashley and Mein Streets
Main Street
R. H. Bishop
Market
Adame Bitects
M Myerson
Springfield
West Bros
Bay and
Laura Streets
G. J. Norman
Plant System
Astor
Bay Street
Laura Street
Hubbard Building
8. B. Hubbard& Co
Aay Street
Benedict, Pollak & Co
H. E. Clark and
Clancaglini
J. W. Howell
Fernandina
Celia Freeland
P. McQuast
W. H. Ashmead
H. B. Holmes
Rene i
Main Streets
George C. Holmes
Benedict & Polak Company
F. ©. Smith
Forsyth Street
Tl. B Phillips
Cedar and
Duval Streets
RN Wilkie
Union and
R. McLaughlin
Duval and
Julia Streets
DC. Bettes
Adams Street
Columbia
Auth Street
Woodward
William
Byrne
Church and
Newnan Streets
Norman Street
Romero
Geftersorn
Mofroe
Arthur B. Gilkes
Hubbard Hardware
Malr
Gilkes
Barnard
The Illinois Method Letter on Property Tax Returns
Letters discuss the Illinois tax system and the concept of land and personal property assessments. A reader argues the state knows land value and questions the need for annual land tax returns, citing Garfield and Chicago Record-Herald as context. The piece moves to Wilhelmina’s husband debts, noting Hamburg press claims of £90,000 and Prince Henry’s finances in royal service.
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Illinois
Halor
James A Garfield
Civic Federation
Tiustalo
Staten
Chicago Record-Herald
Illnois
Ind
Eblnezer Wakeley
Valdosta
Wilhelmina
London
Hamburg
House of Commons
Quean
Prince Henry
Ehow
Prince Ienry
Reformers and readers draw sharp lines across Georgia debate
The page surveys a chorus of editorials and letters from Georgia papers. It condemns political education schemes tied to voting, critiques Candler’s era reforms, and rails against sensational novels and Carnegie Library ethics. It also cites Boston Herald critique of Senator McLaurin and discusses state fiscal prudence and public morals.
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Boston
McLaurin
Boston Herald
Carolina
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Charles H. Donnelly
Wooodliss
Curety
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James T Carter
Claude A
Constitution Publishing
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Goles Advertising Managers
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Daly
Canada
Monteat
Atlanta, GA
Philadelphia
New York Commercial Advertiser
Texas
Gorman
Maryland
Baltimore American
Baltimore Herald
Gormano
Union
Senate
Brunner
Slaney Dell
Oregon
Candler Cas
Allison
Thea
Russia
Tammany
Miss Mary
Mary
Jersey
Kipling
Belen
Sean
Mever
North Georgia
Hell
Acll
Mercury
Mitchell County
Europe
Eepae
Post Wheeler
John T. Rowskind
Traders’ Fire
Robert J. Hillas
Fidelity and Casualty
Eugene Oberdarter
Mr. Hilles
John &. Cameron
Sun Lite
A. A. Marsh
Mutual Life
Richard H. Cochran
United States Life
The
Aragon
T. D. Belfield
Imperial Fire
Tmperial
Wasgonner
St Louis
Miscouri
Messia
Perdue and
Egleston
Citizens
J. T. Dargan
Southern Department of the Imipertit Fire
J. W. McKee
Hamilton
Fidelity Mutual
Edward 8. Gay
HB. B. Wells
Columbus
Thomas Peters
Washington Life
Isn
Savannah
W. 4
Batuio
Atlanta Fire Insurance
Greenville
R. E Harris
W. T. Dawtry
Cardele
Ety Mutual
Deoly
Commercial Bank
Bank
the State Press
Cedartown Standard
Mason
Eulorizina
Candler Buffrage
Dublin
Atlante Constitution
Dawson Nene Tevet
Monts
Lom
Rome
Tribune
de Cameron
Carnegie
Aucasia Chronicle
Giosant Boeneco
Perton
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