The Constitution Distribution Details and Carrier Locations
The notice lists the Washington Burens address at 1 No. 1727 Street N W with John Corrigan Jr as star correspondent. It notes THE CONSTITUTION goes on sale in New York City by 2 pm the day after issue and names Hotaling's Newsstands at Broadway and 42nd, Times Building corner, 38th and Broadway, 29th and Broadway. It warns THE CONSTITUTION is not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Washington Burens
N. W
John Corrigan
Star
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Pinchot Speech Signals GOP Split and Demo Victory
The Pinchot address delivered in Huron argues the Republican party is dead and divided by a bull moose faction. It foresees Democratic gains in the fall and next elections, with the party poised to dominate Congress if it stays nonpartisan and avoids extremism.
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Gifford Pinchot
Huron
Roosevelt
Brazil
Pinchot
Hadley
Borah
Cummins
la Follette
Republican Party
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Border States Face Frontier Tensions in Mexican Revolt
The border states Texas New Mexico Arizona and California endure repeated incidents as Mexicans reportedly attack Tecate post office and town. Troopers focus on refugees and neutrality law enforcement while state residents stay comparatively calm despite political upheaval.
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Tecate
Cal
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
United States
People wiser than leaders urge restraint in intervention
The passage argues that public sentiment across states would have opposed intervention, showing that a well informed populace can act independently. It notes the prevalence of newspapers and schools enabling people to think for themselves, signaling significance and satisfaction in self guided opinion.
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Washington
Who Was the Boss in Wilson's State Department
The article debates whether Bryan or Moore held real influence as secretary of state, noting Moore as a premier international law authority whose advice Bryan reportedly sought. It cites Moore’s role in Japan tensions, California, and the Panama tolls, while asserting Wilson ultimately decided.
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Wilson
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Atute
Bryar
Moore
Bryan
America
Washington
Japan
California
Panama
One Hospital for Both Grady Plan Proposed by City and Fulton County
Council passes resolution inviting Fulton county to cooperate with Atlanta in maintaining enlarging and using Grady hospital. The plan aims to modernize expand Grady making it the largest up to date hospital south of Baltimore benefiting medical prestige and facilities for both jurisdictions.
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Fulton County
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Grady
Baltimore
Civic Disgrace Promotes City Hall Clean Up Delay
A critical editorial laments Atlanta neglect of Grady monument and city hall area until outsiders visit. It questions civic responsibility and urges proactive beautification without waiting for distinguished guests. The piece notes local hypocrisy and mocks comments about Texan influence and prosperity.
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Atlanta
Grady Monument
The Economic Value of Boys Car Club Work
The article argues corn club work extends beyondyield gains to teach boys thoroughness, system, and thrift. It cites Barrow and Soule praising school home and industry unity, notes improved crops and broader education including domestic science, urging legislative support for primary schools to integrate extension work nationwide.
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Constitutio I
Corn Club
Barrow
Our
State University
Georgia
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
William Bradford
Cedartown
The Caterpillar by George Fitch
A humorous sketch likens the caterpillar to a young man, a sophomore of life, describing his voracious, aimless course and the eventual transformation into something different. The piece satirizes vanity, responsibility, and social behavior with playful metaphors and observations.
Street signs needed in Atlanta say missing at corners
A letter from E H Weber of Atlanta criticizes the city for poor street markings, noting strangers struggle to navigate and suggesting residents post small cards on street corners to guide visitors, especially as many outsiders visit weekly. The writer warns that Shriners may fail to find their way home without better signage.
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Atlanta
United States of America
E. H. Weber
The Trial of Colonel Bayard in Colonial New York
The trial of Colonel Nicholas Bayard in 1702 is recounted as a landmark high treason case in colonial New York. Rival factions used arrest and a special court to prosecute him, with a contested jury and dense political maneuvering leading to a death sentence that was later reprieved and overturned by Governor Cornbury, reshaping factional power and the path toward independence.
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Nicholas Bayard
York City
William and Mary
England
New York
Lord Bellomont
Ita
James II Thia
Bellomont
Lord Cornbury
Earl of Bellomont
Nicholas Hayard
Lord Belomont
Nanfan
Bayard
Broughton
Weaver
Messrs
Emot
Nicholl
Bayard Os
Samuel Clows
Peter Odyre
W. Richardson
John Baghford
Cornbury
Atwood
New Island Born From Japanese Volcano Disturbances
Reports from Yokohama's Japan Herald state Sakurajima eruptions coincided with a submarine eruption three miles east of South Sulphur Island on February 23. By February 25 a new island rose above the sea about five miles in circumference, with a crater at its summit and lava and ash still erupting.
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Japan
Japan Herald
Yokohama
Sakurajima
Sato
Pacho
Esi
South Georgia faces senate race as bloc lures support
In Georgia politics the south region presses for a unified backing of a single candidate to win the state senate. Senator West contends solid southern backing could sweep the race, while Ridley of LaGrange and others are urged to run. Local filings show several candidates across counties, with May 2 primaries set and debates over health, education, and state service roles shaping the contest.
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South Georgia
Senator West
West
Washington
Senate
Georgia
Ridley
A Story of the Moment by Walt Mason
A humorous vignette unfolds in a boarding house as a melancholy boarder imagines married life, contrasts it with bachelor privacy, and recounts a rambling scene around Wigglemeier and his wife. The tale skewers domestic foibles and bookish banter with brisk comic dialogue and social observation.
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Walt Mason
Wigglemeir
Wigslemeier
Jig
Pers
Wigglemeier
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Digger
Efficient Housekeeping by Henrietta D Graurl
Domestic science lecturer outlines a thorough housekeeping method focusing on sweeping, dusting, air exchange, and careful handling of furniture and textiles. Steps include airing rooms, using oil cloths, brushing upholstery, washing chandelier globes, brushing walls, and dusting woodwork. Emphasizes regular cleaning over periodic overhauls and cautions against dust recontamination from poor tools.
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Henrietta D. Graurl
A Harvest in Sight From The New Bedford Standard
Very few people want U S intervention in Mexico yet many expect some form of government action. The piece notes public sentiment on foreign policy and intervention.
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New Bedford Standard
United States
Mexico
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J. R. Holliday
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George Bailey
Philadelphia
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Ilu
Colonel Bayard
State Medical Association
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Woodbury
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Hie
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Gwinnett
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Paulding
Polk
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Buchanan
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