London Office Subscriptions Invitation and Representatives
The London Office of I II the Trafalgar Buildings offers reading and reception rooms with a Special Invitation for Southern visitors to use the facilities and make the Constitution office their headquarters. City collectors named, traveling agents listed, and a warning not to pay anyone else.
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Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
London
Constitution Office
Geo MR. Horton
Wo Hoverbey
Charles WH Donnelly
BL Cain
Bo Owyllcox
Nolicitine
Alabama
M. J. Willingham
JM Jackson
Collestora
Ro Cannon
James T Carter
Claude
Virgin
Immense Move To Build Cotton Machinery Plant In Atlanta
An immense movement in Atlanta aims to establish a cotton machinery plant with a $450,000 subscription. The project, pushed by the Business Men's League and cotton magnates, would spur a regional milling district extending to Griffin, Douglasville, Marietta, Gainesville, and Covington. It promises high paid jobs and positions Atlanta as a central cotton manufacturing hub.
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Atlanta
South
Arkwright Club
Boston
New England
England
Business Men's League
Griffin
Douglasville
Marietta
Gainesville
Covington
Ola
Cfty
An Example Over the Way on Cotton Mills in Atlanta
The Constitution urged more cotton mills in Atlanta to boost prosperity across trade, real estate, and values. The Charleston News and Courier cites figures claiming notable gains from new industries, highlighting the Medmont section near Caroing and Contemporary references to local growth and the Southern Railway.
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Atlanta
Charleston News and Courier
Medmont
Caroing
Growth of Greenville Looms Large with Cotton Mills boom
The News and Courier notes a year of rapid expansion for Greenville as investors plan at least 2,000,000 in cotton mills within the city or two miles of center. Poo mill eyes doubling capacity at 25,000 spindles and proportional looms, costing 500,000. Projected works demand 300 carloads of material and 15,000,000 bricks plus an electric street railway.
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News and Courier
Saya
Halla
Greenville
the &H
Poo
Baa
Atlanta Military Park bill favorably reported
The measure to establish a national military park linking Atlanta battlefields passed committee and moves toward House approval. Backed by leaders from both sides, the plan honors Civil War valor without bitterness, promising a major park commemorating the war’s closing struggle.
Simple Case on Porto Rico Tariff Debate in The Mail and Express
The New York Mall and Express argues the Porto Rico tariff question is simple and cites presidential intent for free trade. It notes opposition from Republicans, including Indiana papers like The Indianapolis Journal, and accuses party leaders of pursuing imperial policy under pressure from trusts and protected interests. The piece highlights dissent from The Manufacturers’ Record and questions moral considerations.
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New York
Congress
Indiana
Indianapolis Journal
Spain
Cuba
Porto Ricans and the Republican Tax Debate on Empire
The piece argues against Republican policy toward Porto Rico under a benevolent administration. It questions disparities in tariff treatment, claims that Porto Rico is now American territory, and asserts Congress holds constitutional power over island legislation. It notes opposition from Democratic and Republican papers alike, urging adherence to constitutional law.
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Evangelis
Presbyterian
Porte Rica
Porto Rico
Harrison
Porto Rica
Benevolent” Administration
Congress
McKinley
United States
Elo
Startling Figures and Irish Reverberations Across the Empire
A column mocks The New York Journal figures predicting population booms in the United States and Ireland’s royal gesture amid Queen Victoria’s visit. It argues England and Ireland face a new era where reform and cordial policy could reshape imperial fortunes, with Irish devotion and national pride fueling a potential empire-wide awakening.
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New York Journal
Flearst
May
Gage
Hearst
United States
Ireland
England
London
St. Patrick's Day
Emerald Isle
Eizland
White unity drives southern politics toward primaries
The text lauds white unity across the South as a path to stable governance through white primaries. It notes fraternal ties between Democrats and Populists in Lincoln County and warns against divisions that empower Black voters. It reports Georgia and Alabama adopting primary plans to unify white voters under democracy.
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South
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Georgia
Alabama
Two Newspaper Experiments
The piece compares two newspaper ventures, The Topeka Capital and The New York Daily News. It critiques The Capital for sensationalism and imitation of sacred imagery, while praising Mrs. Wood's stewardship of the Daily News as humane and principled. It also notes party politics and crowding caucus dynamics involving Gorman and Carnegie.
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Topeka
Sheldon
New York Daily News
Wood
The Stave Peers and Rural Notes Hitched to Spring
A collage of farm items and local news from the Houston Home Journal including rabbit farming notes by Z B Means, hog cholera losses near Perry, and a poem askew about springtime chores. The Greensboro Herald-Journal echoes a critical Southern farmer’s view on Neillism and cotton estimates. A Dallas era note shares a rural verse about spring, census questions, and farm life.
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Houston Home Journal
Z. B
Houston
Mr. & L. Norwood
Perry
Greensboro
Herald-Journal
Neill
Dallas
Atlanta News Snippets Across Georgia and City Affairs
Reports from Clarkesville, Blue Ridge, Cedartown and Cedartown Courier discuss Atlanta's status as a top mail hub, a quiet spell with minor incidents, a Goebel murder case mystery, a planned interstate fair, and a proposed $1,000,000 cotton mill. Includes a Byron-era poem fragment.
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Clarkesville
Atlanta
United States
Cuthbert
Kimball House
Gate City
Devoia
Blue Ridge
Goebel
Kentucky
Cedartown
Athinta
Kusser
Courier+ Atlante
Tenn
Chronicle
Large shipment of cotton leaves Reynolds in 670 bales
Lit tleton Lamar of Americus shipped 670 bales of cotton from Reynolds Georgia on a special carload to the Americas compress for export to Savannah. The sale price was about 9 1 2 cents per pound, totaling just over 30 600 dollars. Producers held most of the cotton, signaling a strong year for the crop and accompanying guano sales.
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Reynolds
Littleton & Lamar
Americus
Americas
Savannah
Vaccination drive under way in Columbus Georgia
In Columbus Georgia a precautionary mass vaccination is in progress. The report notes that this morning thirty defendants faced the recorder and were to be vaccinated. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR errors but the event centers on public health vaccination in Columbus.
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Columbus
Columbus, Ga
Ravanerete
Atlanta Military Park Bill Seen As Certain After Favorable House Report
Atlanta leaders of the Business Men's League hailed a unanimous House Military Affairs Committee vote to report favorably on the Atlanta national military park bill. They expect swift passage with support from Gen. Gordon and Gen. Howard, noting gains in the Senate and Speaker Henderson’s potential consent amid pressure from park advocates. The plan ties the Peach Tree Creek battlefield to a memorial park amid talk of economic and historic benefits for Atlanta.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Atlanta
Business League
House Committee
House
Friends
Senate
W A. Hemphill
National Military Park
Or. Howard
A. P. Stewart
John B. Gordon
Martin
T. H. Martin
Business Men's League
Atlanta ‘Military Park
House Committee On
Peachtree Creek
Senate Committee
Congress
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga
Washingyton
Pear
Henderson
Constitution
Tno House Committee On
Tesport
J.vine-tong
Atlanta National Mlitary Park
8Aen
Texas
Hull
Hmself
Clay
Livingston
Senate Trewds
Livingston Derm
Cost of the big ships discussed by Cramp at capitol
Philadelphia shipbuilder Charles H Cramp fronts the cost of US shipbuilding versus foreign builders. He cites a 15 to 5 percent higher cost in America due to restricted demand and urges passage of a congressional bill to boost maritime construction. He notes US warship bidding practices differ from foreign contracts and recalls Cramp engineered Russian vessels and rebuilt engines for Russian cruisers in the 1870s.
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Cramp
Washington
Charles H Cramp
Philadelphia
Capitol Today
Frye
United States
Meramp
Congress
Free
Vatem
Rusia
Germany
France
Russia
Cramps
Cray‘ger
Ruse
Zabalca
Brooks expected to bond for forged money order charge
Special Constable Constantine arrived in Savannah from Atlanta with Dr. Brooks on forgery charges. Brooks is accused of forging his brother's name on a money order and collecting about $20 from his brother's estate. He remains in custody as bond is expected to arrive from Atlanta tomorrow morning.
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Savannah
Constantine
Ravenah
Atlanta
Brooks
Charlain
Bond
Bos
Fragmented notes on party conventions and delegate selection
A scrambled report outlines plans for a party convention and primaries with discussions on election of circuit delegates, committee roles, and timing. It mentions chairs, vig committee, and sessions opening tomorrow, weighing options about nominations and statewide coordination.
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Priq
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Mr. Gorman
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