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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
9
The London Office of The Constitution invites Southerners visiting London to use the facilities in Trafalgar Buildings Trafalgar Square and to make the Constitution office their head. MR GEQ M 8 Horton is the London representative of this paper.
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representatives authorized to solicit subscriptions in Alabama Missouri and names city collectors and officials. It outlines subscription terms weekly and yearly rates and post office details with advertising managers and the publication’s posting information in Atlanta Georgia.
A Savannah social vignette recalls Admiral Dewey and other famed visitors enjoying elaborate hospitality. The piece contrasts lavish town life with the lingering lure of Artillery Punch, recounting eerie, intoxicating excursions, river trips, and the enduring appeal of Savannah’s warm welcome.
An anecdote of Savannah hospitality features a guest, sea voyage, and Artillery Punch jokes, asserting Savannah as a place of charm and resilience amid illness and festivity. A German court ruling on a foreman’s invention shows masters owning all improvements, criticized as stifling talent and progress.
The New York Mail and Express cites an editorial from the Constitution noting 80,000 fraudulent votes in Philadelphia and contrasting Northern and Southern patterns. The piece argues that while fraud is suspected in Philadelphia, southern states claim fewer tainted ballots and maintains recent Georgia elections show limited impact.
The piece extols Georgia election purity ahead of a May state primary, October general, and November presidential vote. It lauds registry and poll tax rules, accessible polling places, nonpartisan election managers, and quick correction of irregularities. It also lightly comments on Secretary Hay and Sonny Hay.
A Georgia field notes humor and verse from southwest Georgia readers. It includes poems about spring, farming toil, political life in Billville, Alderman Mayson’s debate on police governance, and brief snippets on actors, love, faith, and the Porto Rico case, preserving regional voice and local characters.
A reader from Walhbourville laments late teacher pay due to funds being diverted for pensions and asserts the need for borrowing authority beyond $200,000. The page also includes letters discussing Alabama claims Clark’s wealth, John A. Bingham’s Reconstruction roles, and council interference with police reserves, urging accountability and humane policy.
Harper's Weekly presents a lengthy signed article by Clark Howell of the Atlanta Constitution arguing that imperialism and the Philippines shape the 1900 campaign. It contrasts Republican and Democratic positions on keeping or granting independence to Philippine and Puerto Rican territories, and foresees campaign alignments around imperial policy, tariffs, and the gold standard.
The MI board approves a resolution to issue or secure a water bond. It now remains for the officials to finalize numbers and procedures before the bond is issued. Strong entities include the board and water commission. The action centers on funding for water improvements and legal steps to adopt the bond terms.
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