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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
9
The Atlanta based Constitution outlines newspaper subscription terms and rates for The Daily Constitution and affiliates, while urging Democratic unity. It cites Tilden and Cleveland era politics, defending past leadership and urging fresh adherence to democratic principles amid national campaigns.
The piece argues for ignoring 19th century disputes including 1892-94 and Cleveland's role. It says the national democracy lacks room for recriminations and must focus on urgent issues. Cleveland and Bryan are welcomed if they commit to future work, restoring equality, justice, and prosperity.
The senate approved the Isthmian canal bill with the Spooner amendment and calls for swift house action to finalize the decision. Voters want a canal, with preference for the Panama route if the president secures title and control. Senator Morgan is praised for persistence. the president is trusted to act in the public interest and gain future historical credit.
President Lyman Hall announced at commencement that Georgia School of Technology supporters provided 10000 dollars to match a Southern Educational Board gift, funding a new experimental laboratory. The project will boost practical electrical and chemical instruction and is praised as a prophetic investment in the state's technical future.
The piece critiques a Dixie article defending the beef trust, noting its novel approach in a practical industrial journal. It argues that farmers benefit from high cattle prices, while the beef trust is tied to plunder, and recalls The Constitution's long urging of Georgia farmers to grow more beef and food cattle.
The piece condemns the beef packing industry for using a legitimate cattle price rise to unfairly raise dressed meat prices. It argues powerful packing firms with vast plants control distribution and rob both rich and poor. It calls for repealing tariff duties to dismantle the monopoly and bring relief to farmers from Maine to California.
A baccalaureate address at the University of Georgia by Hon. Edward M. Shepard of New York on Democratic Liberty receives high praise for its broad, philosophical treatment and its call to revive core democratic principles amid partisan politics. The piece urges citizens to value freedom, self-government, and a republic grounded in enduring doctrines beyond party lines.
The summer school of the south opened at the University of Tennessee with over 1,200 teachers present. Twenty states are represented, including every southern state. Dr Emerson E White of Columbus Ohio opened with The Duty of the Hour. At night C Alphonso Smith of the University of North Carolina spoke on Southern Oratory Before the War.
At the Georgia State Federation of Labor convention in Savannah on June 19 a series of resolutions urged government action. Advocating child labor limits, convict-made goods stamping, state wage protections, and a national labor law framework, the platform also seeks streetcar safety, factory inspection, and a state labor commissioner. A mass meeting featured speeches and discussion.
Iowa State Register reports sale of property to George Roberts United States director of mints. J G Metcalfe chosen president of the Mexican International Railroad Company. Diamond drill works Birdsboro Pennsylvania pattern shop and foundry destroyed by ore. losses near thirty thousand dollars. Rain in north Texas described as light to beneficial for corn in places. X ray burn risk tied to paraffin coat by a New York physician. indiscriminate X ray use hindered by lamp light driving bacteria into air.
Lord Brassey testified to the House of Commons committee on steamship subsidies favoring subsidies for ocean liners using armed cruisers. Telegrams from Yokohama report the French purchasing the promontory near Hong Kong to establish a naval hospital for Oriental waters.
The twenty sixth annual commencement of St Joseph academy in Washington Georgia drew an unusually large audience. Graduates included Susie Royall Brooks Cash and Maria Lucile Pache with Brooks delivering the valedictory on Charity, Poche presenting Faith, and Cash giving Hope. Music complemented the program as Bishop Reilly distributed diplomas and honors.
Jim Davis, a negro with many aliases, is held in Charleston awaiting orders from Monroe County Georgia authorities. He was arrested on suspicion as a notorious offender described by police. Charleston officials notified Monroe sheriff for instructions while Davis remains in county jail.
Eastman Ga June 19 Special. At Gresston in the county around 1 pm T J Lowe shot and seriously wounded J L Medlin with two winchester rifles. The ball pierced the left breast and exited the back. Both men are well to do farmers with families.
Arlington Georgia June 19 Special Stewart wins the Calhoun county second primary for state representative by 46 votes over Judge J L Boynton. The tie from June 5 three cornered race forced the runoff with 165 W 165 W and Horsley 163 in first count. Stewart 238 Boynton 192. Boynton longtime senate member and judiciary committee chair defeated.
The thirty first commencement of Gordon Institute in Barnesville Ga concluded with strong attendance and notable addresses. Colonel Claud Estes spoke on Tuesday inspiring attendees and the final day featured diplomas for a long list of graduates. The program included a staging of The Sleeping Princess and the drama Esmeralda closing the exercises along with medal recognitions for cadet leadership and oratory.
The Alabama Educational Association adjourned after a three day session in Birmingham. A resolution endorsing a state superintendent candidate was defeated. Key papers included George Petrie on Alabama History in Public Schools and Shackleford on teacher training. Committees on local taxation school buildings and indigent teachers were approved along with library matters. John W. Abercrombie received a warm ovation.
The University of Georgia trustees abolish faculty control of the two literary societies placing governance in the students. The change aims to boost interest while Professor R E H Park and Professor W D Harper receive leaves of absence. Professor H N Starnes resigns effective Oct 1 with a successor to be named. Instructor Johnson takes charge of the department for now.
Columbus Ga June 19 Hon Joseph M Terrell the next governor of Georgia spent today pleasantly in Columbus as guest of his sister Mrs Hines Holt. He received cordial greeting from many friends there after Muscogee gave him a handsome majority in the recent primary. He spent the day quietly among his friends and relatives.
The thirty sixth annual Georgia Educational Society meeting draws about fifty teachers to Tybee Island with sessions in morning, afternoon, and evening. Baptist Young People's Union closes with M L Brittain reelected president as Washington named for next year meeting.
The Mount de Sales academy near Macon Georgia closes its commencement with Father McDonnell awarding multiple gold and cross honors. Winners include Martha Mathis Pauline Smart Verna Loh Annie Clark Marie Rau Norma OConnor Verna Loh Lizzie Prendergast Martha Mathis Glenora Zink Verna Loh Glenora Zink Sadie Blount Kate Murphy and Kate Murphy among others for scholarships class honors and behavior awards.
News notes from Macon Georgia report a large Elks excursion to Tybes on the Central railroad. A resident Mrs Ed Newsome fired at a burglar at 3 AM and believes the second bullet hit him. Viet W Hallam banker dealer faces bankruptcy with assets and liabilities listed. Mrs Martha Hodge of Dames Ferry is aged seven and survived by two sons and two daughters with funeral at New Hope church. July 4 Knights of Pythias to install publicly at the Academy of Music. Hiberton reports first cotton blooms from T W Campbell in Elbert county, corn crop fair to poor in the area.
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