The Constitution found on line at Clark Howell trade press
The Constitution can be found on line at the Clark Howell publisher and Hemphill firm location. Addresses or precise access points are not fully readable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1899
Page
4
The Constitution can be found on line at the Clark Howell publisher and Hemphill firm location. Addresses or precise access points are not fully readable in the fragment.
The piece argues trusts consolidate rivals into single distribution networks threatening Boston woolen trade. It outlines how three Boston affected firms rely on commission and wholesale houses, warning worse job displacement and loss of livelihoods as trusts centralize power and squeeze independent distributors.
An article warns that powerful trusts, led by Standard Oil, threaten wholesale and distribution by financing new consolidations in leather, cordage, and other sectors. It notes tempted manipulations by banks, predicts job losses among middle classes, and calls for a broad remedy tied to money supply and industrial reform. Paragraphs also praise Palmetto’s militia step and comment on French political change and Civil Service reform critiques.
The dispatches warn of potential manifestos from Don Carlos as a Latin world concern. Spain has long faced tension with the Bourbon family, and a growing unease about royal figures threatening political action is noted. The article hints at historical friction between Don Carlos factions and the Bourbon lineage.
The Brunswick Times, Augusta notices, and Washington Chronicle mourn the death of Hon. Patrick Walsh of Georgia a United States senator. Descriptions praise his hard work self made rise and devotion to Augusta and the state. He will be remembered as a noble example and faithful friend.
A Georgia page features a haunted ballad of a lady at a banquet with ghosts, a dead heart, and a spectral debate over forgiveness and love. Interwoven verses depict a bookstore mix up with literary titles, a humorous Southern dialed errand boy tale, a weathered river song, and local columnist sketches of rural life. The entries mix poetry, humor, and regional vernacular in a single column.
Atlanta editor recounts how William H Parkins and Archibald Clavering Gunter shaped a war memoir into a sensational novel How I Escaped. The tale details Parkins asking for editing, Gunter’s dramatic changes for publication, and the book’s wide success before Parkins considered restoring the original narrative.
A chaotic siege of flames at the Windsor hotel follows a deadly blaze. Families, including the Lelands of Chicago, suffer graves losses while bystanders, Escorting officers, and notable figures witness harrowing scenes as tribute and rescue efforts unfold amidst smoldering ruins.
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