London Office notice to subscribers and travel agents
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representatives for soliciting subscriptions in Alabama with names and officials in Atlanta. It includes postage rates, advertising managers, and a brief School of Technology update praising Georgia Tech, plus editorial notes on Colonel Bryant, Pennsylvania votes, and electoral integrity.
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Charlis H Donnelly
Bel Cain
L. B Willcox
Alabama
M. J Willingham
JM Jackson
Robb Cannon
James T Carter
Claude A. Vinain
Constitution Publishing CO
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The Cotton Situation and Southern Co operation
The piece argues cotton will fetch higher prices abroad, criticizes Neill’s estimates, and urges southern bankers merchants and farmers to unite to prevent price manipulation. It predicts a large crop but stresses need for cooperative策略 to safeguard the south’s money crop amid shrinking reserve supplies in Britain and Europe.
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Liverpool
Germany
France
Belgfumi
Neill
Lancashire
Great Britain
England
Statist
London
Bremen
Henry M Netti
Neils
South
Mississippi
Texas
Europe
Japan
Continent
Polls, Fraud, and Philadelphia Ballot Theft Exposé
Letters condemn widespread ballot box fraud in Pennsylvania and national elections. The Philadelphia Press is cited admitting 80 000 fraudulent ballots in one city and argues such corruption reflects on voters nationwide and taints the nation’s political system.
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Delphia Press
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
No- Hanks House of Representatives
Call for Honest Vote Count in Pennsylvania
The text accuses Pennsylvania of ballot box stuffing and seeks a thorough investigation. It argues that 80,000 votes scattered among congressmen could alter majorities and urges an honest nationwide count to prevent outrages, insisting the issue is both local and national. It labels efforts to inflate results as unacceptable.
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Pennsylvania
States of the Union
United States
Union
Philadelphia
Phila
Congress
The New Chairman Moyers to lead Atlanta city committee
Colonel Moyers elected chairman of the city executive committee to oversee primary election logistics and campaign coordination. The piece lauds the improved primary system, urges focus during the summer lull, and notes Moyers will keep the process orderly and efficient.
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W. T. Moyera
Atlanta
Colonel Moyers
When It Rains and Voices of a World in Verse
A mosaic of verse and prose fragments from Georgia era writing. It blends poems on rain goodbyes and memory with dialect reflections on labor, politics, war, and society. Includes lines about plowing seasons, rain, songs, and a critique of The Man with the Hoe. A collage of sentiment, critique, and regional voice.
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Aprials
Tales About Atlanta and Georgia Politics
A sanitized skim of scattered Georgia notes hints at Atlanta mayoral candidacy fears and shifting political currents. Mentions Clarkesville, Thomasville, and Dawson with references to city leadership hopefuls and a bustling reformist mood. The piece suggests active campaigning and public interest in Atlanta’s governance.
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Thomasville
Atlanta
Clarkesville
Eich
Daweon
Livingston Mims
Jammie Wood
Ward
Dawson
Schimmermant
The Tale of Calf ae me Alpharette in Caledonis Texas
The garbled text mentions Calf and Alpharette in Caledonis Texas with references to cold weather and a mother dove or heifer. The readable portions imply a rural scene and a narrative about livestock before abrupt loss of clarity.
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Alpharette
Mother Doveey
Chief Prosecutor Takes the Stand in Clark Case
Washington February 28. Hon Andrew J Campbell Montana member of the national House and senior counsel for the prosecution in the Clark case testifies on Lyons a defense witness and payments to others. He admits arranging payments while taking responsibility for actions and explains his withdrawal from the campaign amid bribery exposure tied to Whiteside and Clark factions. He recounts managing charges applied to Ben Hill and others and notes continuing involvement until the case’s progress. The testimony also covers campaign strategy and alleged money influence in the Clark faction.
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Washington
Clark
Andrew J . Campbell
Montana
National House of Representatives
Campbell
Thomas E Lyons
Lyons
State Supreme Court
Senate Committee
Clark People
Jefferson County
Warjzen
Luddy
Bill
Ben Hill
Clark Hill
Hill
Missoula
Wright
Minshell
Caffery
Congress
Whiteside
State Senate
Helena
Clarks
Anis
Conference of Friends
Ben Hills
Bickford
Telephone price reform urged by Atlanta business leaders
A letter from William V P Hill urges Atlanta business groups to press Bell Telephone for fair pricing as Standard plans to launch in March 1900 with 2000 subscribers at 36 per year. He warns of boycotting Bell takings if the company resists fair terms.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Standard Company
Bell Company
Business Mens League
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Grocers’ Association
William VP Hill
Stranger Stole Bargain Goods Then Fled in City
A stranger wearing a new suit and overcoat entered a shop at 3 White Street and fled with a can of salmon and other items. Officers, aided by a lookout, pursued through streets where the suspect discarded a tweed hat and other pieces before being captured by a guard. The case, involving a dented stock of clothing, is under investigation.
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J E Bryant
Georgia
J W Bryant
Commonwealth
Union
Colonel Bryant
Washington
Senate
Hopeville
Ville
Jacob Eiseman
Eiseman
Eigeman
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