London Trafalgar Buildings Welcomes Southerners to Facilities
The Trafalgar Buildings at Trafalgar Square offer reading and reception rooms with no special invitation restrictions. The Constitution office invites Southerners to use the facilities, with Mr GFO Horton representing their paper in London.
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Notice to Subscribers and City Politics Debate
A historical notice outlines subscription terms and then discusses Atlanta city council actions on the police reserve. The piece critiques delegation to a police board, warns against bypassing it, and contrasts with the fire department. It includes Porto Rico rights advocacy and a call for equal American civil rights.
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Porto Rican Situation Appeals for Justice in Washington
A Porto Rico delegation in Washington issues an appeal to Americans urging fair treatment. The message cites pledged freedoms under Spanish rule and accuses U S policy of stripping Porto Ricans of rights without granting new ones. It references General Miles and questions our duty toward the island amid a tax measure affecting Porto Rico.
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Colonel Peek's Testimony Sparks Georgia Land Issue
Colonel W L Peek told the United States labor commission that 80 percent of Georgia farmers were non landowners and only 20 percent owned their farms. He argued that even after accounting for race, a large share of white farmers were tenants at will, with few explanations offered.
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Land ownership drive for Georgia farmers faces legal hurdles
The piece urges Georgia citizens to seize vacant land and become independent proprietors. It argues transfers should be easier, laws amended to speed titles, and non-landowners encouraged to buy while landowners sell. It links land ownership to agricultural growth and state prosperity.
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The Constitution's Work and Cotton Market Winds Down
The Constitution’s influence on cotton market forecasts is examined as early estimates by Neill of New Orleans proved high. Despite initial optimism for an 11,000,000 bale crop, production fell short by about 2,000,000 bales, encouraging cautious marketing. A spring ode and notes from Dahlonega and surrounding areas close with a tale of relief from illness and a family’s joyful music.
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Atlanta plans interstate sale and fairs in October
Augusta chronicle reports Atlanta to hold an interstate sale opening October 10 for two weeks. Cedartown says Atlanta will host another major fair, the Southern Interstate fair, from October 6 to October 28. The Darren Gazette quotes editor Dick Grubb on Sam Jones, noting Sam has met his match. A Harpers Bazaar excerpt discusses singing as a disease cure with a tenor’s remark.
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Bright Men in Atlanta Social Circles and Politics
In a bustling metropolis, comments praise Albert Howell for personal magnetism and persuasive skill. The piece notes figures like Colonel Bill Peck, Congressman Ton Livingston, and judge Harry Reed, highlighting memory feats, literary interests, and influential local connections shaping Atlanta’s social and political life.
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Appeal of Porto Rico to the United States
A historic plea arguing that Porto Rico faces a grave crisis as Congress debates civil government and taxation. It condemns proposed tariffs and military rule, urges full civil rights, and recalls pledges made at the 1898 occupation, stressing the island’s loyal people and demand for self-government and prosperity.
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Porto Ricans appeal to Congress to honor pledges and rights
Porto Rican delegates in Washington call on Congress to uphold the nation’s promises and grant equal American rights to Porto Rico. They urge an end to paternalistic rule, insist on self government, and appeal for four million islanders to be treated as free, protected citizens rather than crown colony subjects.
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Letters From the People and Miscellaneous Snippets
A collection of opinion fragments and humor from early 20th century letters. It includes a long quotation on moral decay attributed to Rev F D Huntington, brief comments on cotton prices and market manipulation, and light quips about manners and inventions. The items showcase diverse voices, from religious critics to industry notes and domestic punchlines.
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