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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
11
The note mocks a claim that President equality persuaded Russia to attend a peace conference amid hopeful talk of diplomatic progress. It quips about reporters flying through diplomacy and the dove of peace appearing on the horizon.
A long dispatch surveys Manchuria’s looming clash as Oyama may strike again and Linovitch prepares for a drawn out campaign, while the Shah of Persia tours Europe amid heavy debt and court intrigue. The piece notes Italy’s and America's roles, plus a critique of urban life and mob violence in Indiana and New York style.
A collage of dialect poetry and brief wry vignettes from Georgia readers. The piece blends weather images, cyclone humor, and sentimental reflections with lines about heat, storms, and hopeful dreams. It includes quips about a rattlesnake and a fisherman's luck, plus sketches of characters reacting to the summer heat and divine providence.
A Georgia alumnus urges using a $40,000 fund to purchase books and fund a strong university library at Athens. The letter argues against building an armory or monastery, notes Georgia’s weak library, and cites Trinity College and Wisconsin to show how book funds elevate learning and faculty quality.
A collection of editorials from Georgia papers discusses the gubernatorial race, praising Clark Howell as a candidate with long service and broad support, while noting contrasts with Hoke Smith. The pieces cite reform debates, railroad policy, and perceptions of public sentiment, with partisan commentary from Decatur to Thomasville and reflections on the 1900s political landscape.
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