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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1902

Page

9

Postmaster Blodgett Named Atlanta City Postmaster in 1902

The Atlanta postmaster appointment by the president, announced yesterday, promotes B F Blodgett after fifteen years in city postal affairs. The piece praises his tenure and expects improved mail service for this growing city. It also notes Senator Clay's acclaimed anti subsidy speech and Egleston's declination from reelection, highlighting local business leaders' influence and insurance concerns.

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Public tribute foresees Jefferson Territory birth and statehood

Citizens applaud a proposed Jefferson Territory born from the Indian Territory model. The piece lauds Thomas Jefferson for southern ideals guiding a future southern state named Jefferson, predicting rapid growth, land allotment, and eventual admission as a new star on the flag. The author notes Egleston’s resignation and expresses gratitude for his emergency service.

Territory of Jefferson Representative Moon Indian Territory Thomas Jefferson Washington Northwest

Tonight's Caucus on Cuba in the 1904 era

The piece reports a Republican caucus debate over Cuba policy and tariff relations, contrasting the president's faction with beet sugar interests. It notes potential impacts on Cuban relief, industry, and political leverage in upcoming elections, with praise for General Leonard Wood and criticism of protectionist obstacles.

Cuba Republican Party Congress Hawai New York Oxnard General Wood Wood McKinley Roosevelt Leonard Wood

State Political Gossip Spurting in Timely Georgia Tone

Gainesville Eagle notes winters coming and candidate chatter as rural voters anticipate lively political season. The Jackson Herald recalls prior bitterness in Evans and Atkinson race, while several papers praise candidates Guerry Terrell Estill and others with cautious optimism about results. Georgia outlets urge voters to consider property ties, finances, and integrity as Judge Maddox faces possible unopposed renomination.

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Egleston declines race for the legislature

Fulton county political news notes that Thomas Egleston has returned from the East and announces he cannot seek reelection to the legislature due to unsatisfactory insurance business conditions. He cites adverse underwriting trends and his need for full attention to his firm, thanking supporters and regretting missing the honor of representing Fulton County again.

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Atlanta Threaded Through Many Local Delights and Debates

A fragmented Atlanta centric column covers depots and rail optimism, royalty gossip, and local pride. It notes Prince Henry kin in Atlanta, defeats of Bobby Walthour, and a New Haven spite fence case, all within a lively old citywide narrative.

Surprised American Meets German Guide in Berlin 1890

A New Yorker in Berlin in 1890 sits at the Lustgarten and chats with a young German who proves to know Berlin’s archaeology better than the guidebooks. The talk shifts from past to present as the German reveals views on the Kaiser, and the American learns a lesson in perception and truth about leadership. The German jokes he is the Kaiser, and the tale ends with admiration for the ruler who is misjudged by many.

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Finance in Korea and the Emperors Revenue Tricks

Alfred Stead in Harper's Magazine depicts Li Hal the emperor of Korea as a distant ruler who rarely leaves his palace. His annual Seoul progress costs up to 100000 yen for a day, plus lavish emblems and champagne, with much of the funds allegedly misappropriated. The article also details a revenue scheme through coinage patents and periodic stoppages to demand repayments, plus foreign concessions that often enrich officials and courtiers at the crown princes' expense.

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