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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
6
The London Office advertises reading and reception rooms at Trafalgar Square with invitations for Southerners to use facilities and make the Constitution office their head quarters. Mr Gfo Wooa Horton is named London representative for subscriptions. Terms listed for Daily and Weekly editions.
In Atlanta on March 2 1990 a speaker condemns Republican imperialism in Puerto Rico and the Philippines. He argues the party favors sugar and tobacco interests and proposes a 15 percent tariff instead of full constitutional protections, labeling this stance absolutism and a drift from democracy and rights. He cites Lincoln and McKinley to support duty and liberty versus expansion. The piece frames the issue as a central political battle ahead of the next campaign.
The piece critiques the Republican insistence on a plain duty to abolish tariffs with protection for sugar and tobacco interests. It argues the party panders to trusts, exposes constitutional risks, and notes McKinley and Ways and Means amid shifting public pressure. It also covers South Africa’s war moves, detailing Buller and Roberts campaigns toward Pretoria and Boer strategic withdrawals.
Senator Clay presents the Democratic view on colonial questions urging end to armed opposition as key to any settlement. He supports reorganization of civil conditions and independent government under guarantees, asserting the American flag remains supreme with liberty and justice for all involved. No subject should be unwilling under our constitution.
The piece argues General Roberts earned praise for defeating Cronje while Admiral Sampson claimed a victory over Cervera without being present. It criticizes both boasting and neglect of others, noting public perception favors Schley over Sampson and seeks balanced acknowledgment of those who fought.
Congressman Cummings faced partisan pressure as he declared support for a bill and free trade with Porto Rico. He urged unity with the government, drew cheers from Republicans, and exposed GOP inconsistency amid the debate on recent acquisitions and inhabitants' rights.
A Georgia broadside mixes dialect verse and political banter about Marse Tom for sheriff Marse William for mayor Marse Richard for legislator and Samuel for time. It mocks storms, snow and weather as metaphor for candidates while recalling Uncle Ephraim and the old body guard in a lively parade of verse and political chatter.
Opinion piece arguing New York stage reform moves lack a coherent plan and real power. Criticizes theater managers, social crusades, and public complicity while contrasting broader wartime and political issues. References Sapho campaign, Transvaal war surprises, and figures Grosvenor and Hanna, closing with Texas business letter.
Reidsville and Macon papers note Atlanta plans to build a 5000000 plus cotton mill and discuss state support. The Times-Journal criticizes harbor conditions warning Atlanta harbor derelict status could hinder navigation and tax prospects unless the depot is removed.
Letters from the People discuss Alabama treasury cash held in vaults under guard with no bank deposits allowed, contrasting with Georgia practices and urging adoption of bank deposits for safety and interest. Also includes reader letters praising Editor Constitution and political appeals.
State political gossip from Dawson reports Dr B E Bridgeman of Shellman will announce for the legislature in Randolph county against Rev W D Hammock and Andrew P Rives. The claim notes many friends watch the race with interest as the senate primary discussion also prompts calls for a democratic actorial primary in Georgia.
Washington dispatch profiles the Ways and Means split over tariff policy and leadership. It highlights chairman Payne and allies Grosvenor Dalzell as key players, noting Penrose’s rising influence and Quay case battles, with Burrows and Platt cited on strategy and potential vacancies.
The public eye cites Judge Henry Clay Caldwell of Art Sas as a potential running mate for a Democratic ticket. Caldwell’s long federal bench tenure and perceived fit for the vice presidency resonate with midwestern Democrats amid the era’s turbulent party tides.
The report details Judge Henry Clay Caldwell and Commander Hodges in a discussion of anti trust and court matters. It notes Caldwell’s career from Western beginnings to federal judgeship, mentions Father William Livingston and the pastorate of St Mary’s Church Newburg, and covers Hodges’ ship survey from San Francisco to various Pacific sites seeking a practical cable route. The piece includes technical sea depths and voyage milestones, finishing with the Nero’s April 2 departure from San Francisco and voyage extent.
Prominent attorney L. V. Lipscomb collapsed during final remarks in a trial before Judge Coleman in Bessemer Alabama and died shortly after. He had endured years of catarrh and was noted as a strong supporter of Senator Morgan.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses a Board of Directors election at Central, naming Captain Woe as president and referencing various names, locations, and events. The text mentions vacancies, annual meetings, and implied candidates, with tangential notes on investments and jewelry references. The readable content is chaotic and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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