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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1905
Page
4
A jumbled assortment of late 19th and early 20th century political chatter touches Russia Japan England and the United States. Remarks concern Tsarist policy Sevastopol Taft and legal hints with scattered names, dates, and places interwoven in a chaotic recap.
The editorial calls on Georgia's alumni to back a large scale expansion of the University of Georgia to 600 acres with a new agricultural college and improved facilities. It argues the state and legislature must support the project amid rising demand for scientific farming training and regional growth, citing shared civic duty and prior funding. It also notes a China boycott editorial and cautions U S authorities to act prudently in response to Chinese tensions.
The Colonial Dames seek state support for a Savannah monument to General Oglethorpe. A memorial and bill will be introduced by Pleasant A. Stowell with $2,000 already raised and assurances of Senate and House backing. Local organizers name J L Byers and others and urge broad Georgian patriotism. The effort aims to honor Georgia’s founder at his activity site.
The report shows U S exports to Cuba rising about 42 percent and imports from Cuba up over 224 percent in ten months. Major gains come in corn, flour, coal, coffee, cotton goods and eggs, with cotton cloth shipments to Cuba exceeding the prior year by more than 10 million yards. The piece notes Cuba’s growing market and suggests Porto Rico coffee could find a nearby outlet as Cuban coffee imports reflect a supply shortfall. The account also discusses the Greater Georgia university expansion plans and alumni support.
A mash of verse and prose reflects on faith, endurance, and heaven after grief. It weaves sermons in rhyme with echoes of race and spirituality, portraying sorrow, peace, and the search for meaning amid hardship.
A lecture outlines Jesus relation to His family and the call to discipleship. It argues spiritual kinship rises from doing God's will, not blood ties, and explains classification of kinship by mind and moral purpose. The piece links divine kinship to personal duty and humble service.
The remains of five Cleveland residents killed in the Mena wreck were buried today. Arthur L Johnson, manager of the Tro... theater. Aen Saylor, engineer of the Rainy. and Wellian, Wellmey Seaver & Morgan were identified among the deceased. Officials and relatives paid respects as funeral rites concluded.
A fragmentary legal notice appears to reference an appeal involving Jape York and a case labeled with terms that resemble historical or codified references. The legible portions point to a formal appellate action but lack clear names, dates, or jurisdiction. Further readable detail is required to specify parties and outcomes.
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