Notice to Subscribers From Constitution Publishing Co
Traveling representatives listed as W H Dverey B P Guinn W G McNeeley and B V W Pack Boltchers T H Hunt LL Loving City collectors James T Carter Claude A Virgin Do not pay anyone else Constitution Publishing Co Nichols Holliday sole advertising managers outside Atlanta
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Mosquito experiments and public health notes from 1902
Atlanta readers learn of English mosquito color experiments suggesting dark and yellow hues deter or attract mosquitos, with advice on nets and sanitation. The column also covers Prince Henry’s blunt speaking, the Greene and Gaynor fraud case, and debates over the Isthmian canal route, plus Italian political strain and anticipated unrest.
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England
Georgia Verse And News Mix In Humorous Contrast
A lively collage of poems and quips from Georgia with satirical jabs at politics and public life. The piece blends light verse about sunshine and flowers with sharp social barbs on elections, newspapers, and figures in Washington and Atlanta, noting humor and irony in everyday scenes.
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Georgia
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Inter Ocean
Deeon in Ecuador and Other Letters From the People
Letters discuss Consul General DeLeon being deemed persona non grata in Ecuador and praised for defending Americans. Other notices urge Confederate veterans to write for pensions, oppose convict uniforms, seek hotel fire history, and critique road tax laws with Georgia state context from 1902.
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New Yorks Guests of Honor list of Freedom of the City recipients
An editorial surveys the long history of New York granting the freedom of the city to foreign honored guests up to 1866, listing governors, generals, admirals, and notable civilians, then shifts to a 1902 budget note on Britain's military and naval costs and national debt, contrasting imperial policy with American restraint and cautioning against war fever.
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United Kingdom
Civil rule in the Philippines a difficult problem to solve
Washington March 7 Special The Philippine tariff is set, and Congress turns to civil affairs in the islands. A bill, blending Lodge and Cooper plans, would create a Philippine assembly and a two house legislature with a Philippine commission. It details elections, electors, and terms, and sets up three US resident commissioners. It covers franchises, land purchase, currency, and banking, with a Philippine silver coin replacing the Mexican peso. It also envisions U.S. authority over tariffs, currency, and governance until conditions permit full self rule.
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Keep School Yards Clean and Mud Free in Atlanta
Letter from HL H Jackson of Atlanta on March 7 1902 urges shaping school yards and adding Bermuda grass or similar to keep yards clean and dry. He argues clean yards protect children from mud and sickness and call for action by authorities to improve school grounds.
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Atlanta News Mixed on Viaducts and Royals Ties
Dublin Courter-Diswitrh notes Atlanta hosts a relative of Emperor William while Calhoun Courter reports plans for another viaduct. Thomasville Times-Enterprise mentions Payne Whitney in a private car. Chattanoora Newe discusses Arab street overrun in Atlanta and a Macon suggestion to relocate them.
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The Walton Tribune Responds To Constitution Praise
A Walton Tribune reprints praise for The Atlanta Constitution from several papers and notes Sam Small's writings on the Constitution. The piece also mentions a distant obituary notice about a four year old burned to death near Abbeville, and a brief stray quote from the Columbus Ledger.
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