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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1902
Page
9
The Atlanta depot dispute hinges on whether the current site has adequate space for future union depot needs. Railways know the requirements and can decide quickly if the state’s facilities meet terms. Delays disgust the public. managers should answer yes or no now and proceed.
The Constitution reports on two boys held in city stocks and advocates April primary vote to move confinement to the county reformatory. It also promotes Rev. Mumford’s Georgia Industrial Home plan to shelter fifty youth with two cottages costing $3,000, funded by charitable Atlantan citizens.
The article urges annual support for education and labor training of neglected youths and backs making the county reformatory adequate for city and county demands. It argues the measure is practical in absence of public provision and cites moral motive linked to protecting children and public safety.
Editorial argues Panama purchase delays hinder the Nicaragua route. Colombia asserts interest in Panama concessions and consent is needed for transfers. Panama stockholders require price approval before selling. Supports Spooner bill to let the president, with expert advice, decide the canal’s final route and proceed with construction.
The piece argues that presidential action against the Northern Securities Trust is unlikely to threaten trusts, serving their interests. It then surveys German empire details under Bismarck, comparing federal structures, population, and states. It ends with a collage of satirical political sketches about U S figures and Georgia scenes.
A letter from M. E. Mumpord of Atlanta argues for Georgia Industrial Home to rescue destitute city children. He cites 15 Atlanta orphans already helped, outlines two cottages for 50 children at $3,000 each, total $6,000 for one year, and urges statewide cooperation to establish centralized facilities. He invites Atlanta readers to visit and supports humane, nonpersonal motives. February 20, 1902.
The Philadelphia Press notes the growing exclusivity in Washington society affects address usage and stationery. Readers are urged to distinguish between town and capital settings, and to instruct engravers to craft unique letter styles for individuals, underscoring a tightening social circle.
The excerpt recounts figures from the Spanish American War era, noting Shafter's lost reputation in Cuba, Lawton's death in the Philippines, Dewey's sudden drop in popularity after a gesture, McKinley's assassination, Sampson's decline, Schley's lack of recognition, Alger haunted by embalmed beef, Miles rebuked for public opinions, and Hobson seeking retirement due to sight loss.
A new one cent postal card is printed at the bureau of engraving and printing. The first issue of 400 000 will be counted bundled and placed on sale. Its distinctive feature is a vignette of President McKinley replacing Jefferson’s portrait.
An American journalist recounts meeting Confederate financier Charles Broadway Rouss in New York. The visit reveals Rouss’s generosity to former allies, his wartime bravado, and a long friendship sparked by a 19th century article about his rise from penury to wealth.
Washington March 3 Special The proposed army bill creates a general staff to plan national defense mobilization and coordinate military and naval efforts with a four year term for officers. It also consolidates quartermaster subsistence and pay roles into a new department of supply with multiple divisions and ranks. Non commissioned officers may compete for second lieutenant via annual exams after a rigorous training path.
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