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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
9
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The Washington Post urges Republicans and Democrats to discuss issues on patriotic ground rather than Civil War rhetoric. It argues civil war topics hinder genuine debate and praises northern representatives for focusing on contemporary merits. Georgia social studies meeting praised for addressing future civilization challenges.
The Georgia constitution is praised as a guide for remaking constitutions and advancing state enterprise. Leaders urge continued study of domestic service child labor homebuilding sanitation and other moral social and economic issues to inform public action and guide legislation. They call for societies to discuss living problems and pledge aid to social progress.
The piece praises Governor Pattison as an incorrupt, Christian leader and questions whether he can win the governorship amid Quayism. It notes past independent Republican support that toppled Quay-backed candidates and suggests Pattison could leverage the office to challenge trust domination and reform the state’s politics on a national stage.
A partisan critique defends the army from alleged Democratic attacks while praising its role under Congress. The piece argues soldiers include many Democrats and that criticism targets policy, not personnel, urging support for military actions in the Philippines and preservation of Appalachian forests. It discusses Roosevelt, the Schley case, and upcoming political maneuvering in 1904.
The piece lauds Hon. John S. Williams of Mississippi as a strong, conservative Democrat with broad policy insight. It praises his clear speaking style, disdain for demagogy, and predicts future prominence in party and national councils. The article also criticizes opponents and warns to watch Williams' ascent.
A collage of Georgia themed verses and sayings celebrates summer, resilience, and faith. Obliquely quoted lines praise harvests and light amidst heat, with playful takes on weather, a Georgia obituary epitaph, and folksy philosophy. Strong regional voices and local color anchor the fragmentary poem page.
Southern Press cites New Orleans Picayune on Democratic strength and a possible national victory in 1903. It contrasts Republican decline with trust and monopoly interests, and debates Frederick the Great statue reception, arguing Washington’s republican fight differs from his autocratic rule.
Whilam Goodwin reports a vast Boston gathering of the First Church of Christ Scientist with thousands standing and many dignitaries from multiple nations. The annual business meeting drew about six thousand attendees, 2,784 new members were added to the mother church, and the body discussed plans to raise up to 2,000,000 for a new Boston edifice seating 4,000 to 6,000. The trip included a visit to Concord to see Mrs Eddy, described in admiring terms by Goodwin.
Governor Jelks visit to Washington stirs Alabama political talk with talk of reelection bids and possible opposition. The piece outlines two senate vacancies likely during Jelks term, names potential challengers from north and south Alabama, and notes a coming blanket primary changing county power and voter influence.
Pr J Meador Goldsmith of Atlanta returns home after two years pursuing post graduate studies in medicine in the east. He studied at Johns Hopkins Baltimore and graduated from Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia. He later served on the staff of a leading New York hospital.
Hudlor Constitution disputes a May report on the summer school for teachers in Knoxville. The writer says attendance exceeded 1000 and later 1200, correcting the newspaper's 672 figure and asking Knoxville to receive proper credit for the project. The note is dated June in Nashville.
Quitman Georgia June 26 plans for the Georgia Press Association convention to be held July 15 unfold. A large committee will secure editors homes and oversee events including a watermelon cutting on the courthouse square, a Tuesday reception, and a Wednesday basket dinner.
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