London Office and Subscriptions Mention
The text discusses subscription options and rates for a London Office publication, noting weekly and annual plans and changes in foreign postage. It then shifts to a long critique of legislative interference in city governance focusing on police, education, and fire departments in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Commission
Mayson
Police Board
Board of Education
Atlanta
Tlantar
Fire Department
Cap Jainer
Joyner
A Politically Charged Debate on City Commissions and Expansion
The piece critiques police and civic commissions, alleging political bargaining behind abolishing the police reserve and urging open reform. It profiles Mr. Patterson, calls for respecting commissions or abolishing them, and critiques expansion politics led by Mr. Myrick and the League of American Producers who oppose expansion and influence tariff talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Board
Patterson
Commission
Ace
Police Commission
City Recorder
Board of Education
Hanna
Tierbert
Just
New England Jlamestead
American Aericulturist
Orange Judd Farmer
League of American Producers
Myrick
West
Congress
Chicago
Oxnard
Inter-Ocean
Porto Rico
Republican Party
Mr. McKinley
The Southern Republican Party in Decline
The piece critiques Southern Republicans, calling them incoherent and ineffective. It highlights Texas conventions split by factions, riots by delegates, and a sheriff ejecting attendees. It contrasts Georgia’s brand of southern republicanism with issues of patronage and white party cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
South
Lincoln
Texas
Sixth
Jackson McHenry
Bill Pledger
Georgia
Uncle Hanne
Capitol
Georgia Negro Delegate Chaos and Civic Change
A raucous Georgia political scene features a Chatham delegate interrupted by a tall black man shouting about Mr Cheer, amid disorder as resolutions are forced through. The piece argues that Georgia blacks now aid white Republicans, criticizing the party’s alleged greed and control while urging broader public support for the Southern Interstate Fair and local industrial reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Barletta
Chatham
J. E. Bryant
Maine
Georgia
Republican
Republican Party
South
McKinley
West
Hansa
Editorial on city council reserve ordinance and police board
Letters discuss pausing the reserve ordinance, powers of the police board, and council oversight. James L. Maybon argues for restraint and cites city code and governance, while Patterson defends police board competence and calls for pay justice. A famine relief appeal for India follows, urging local donations through designated Atlanta contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melnaive
Yuyor and
General Council
Fire Department
James L. Maybon
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Gains Mammoth Machine Plant in Capital Venture
Rome Georgia Tribune notes Atlanta secured a mammoth machine plant with a capital of 500000 to manufacture cotton mill machinery and begin operations. Albany Georgia Herald reports fear of Sapho controversy but notes booksellers faced charges as authorities suppressed the novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tribune
Atlanta
South
Albany
Herald
New York
Olga Nethersole
Saphd
Gtat
Unpopular at Peck Crum and the whitecapping case
The Peck Florida dispute centers on postmaster W. Crum and deputy Morrison. Residents allege Crum mocked neighbors in his Florida Republican, prompting a whitecapping incident and Morrison’s resignation. A U S hearing led to acquittals and Crum’s critics deny his testimony, while Crum’s editorials inflame local tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Chicago ‘Times-Herald
E. C. Kimbell
W. ©. Crum
Peek
Daniel Morrison
Morrison
Peck
Crum Himuself
Florida State Republican
Peck Post
Republican
Crum
Florida
United States
Peckites
Striping
Hugh Macfarlane
Locke
District Atttorney Stripling
Peck Post Office
Chicago
An Rice
Idlewild
Crane
Mrs Daniel Denounces Jessup Family Over Engagement
Baltimore resident Mrs Charles W Daniel claims her daughter Miss Susan Pray Daniel fiancee of Rev Charles A Jessup faced months of slander and family interference ending their engagement. She asserts her daughter, now ill with nervous strain, is the innocent victim amid troubling rumors and a noted feud with the Jessup family.
Maplesville Rally Invites Johnston Morgan and Bryan
Montgomery March 2 Special Governor Johnston accepts Maplesville democratic carnival invite to speak on live issues of day for party and campaign. Senator Morgan also invited. William J Bryan invited and may attend if possible. Rally set for April 12 with joint candidate debate anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Johnston
Maplesville
Democratic Carnival Committee
We Day
Democratic Party
Morgan
Hs Campaign
William J. Bryan
Morgan Qannnut
Mobile
Ohio
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Selma
Eubanks
Nails
Waller
Covington
Son
Shelley
Huntsville
Funtsville
Charles M. Shells
Himelf
A Hot Box and scattered clippings from papers
A fragmentary clipping set features brief phrases about a burned shirt front tank fire with no insurance, a note about twenty three visits, and references to political candidates abroad and editorials in The Atlanta Constitution. It also mentions Dublin Dispatch and Dublin Go Dispatch praising eloquence and stern facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Wufferera
Europe
America
United States
South
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Pom
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Columbian Book Company
Foote & Davies
Neal Loan and Banking Company
H. M. Patterson
Americus
Times-Recorder
Dublin
Dispatch
Armory Plans Adopted for Regimental Building Status
A regimental meeting last night approved plans for a new armor y building valued at 40000 dollars to be erected between the Maddox and Ruck corner and the Alabama railroad. The design includes separate officers rooms, an auditorium center, a drill floor, and a covered armory ready for occupancy by next fall, with preparations for battalion drills and a summer series of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wich Ff Y
Sie
Preser
Brand
Mee Tan Harrison
The
Atlan
Estat
J. W. Rucker
Ruck
Maddox & Ruck
Alabama
Fire Department
W. W. Barker
Holt Nash, Jr
O'Neill
Pres Rel Woodward
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Oghe
Clark Howell
W A. Hemphill
London
Trafalgar
Trafainer Square
Constitution Office
MM. Geo. M
Horton
Thia Paper
Charles WL Donnelly
Cainona
Willcox
M. J. Willingham
J. M. Jackson
Manera
Root
Canson
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution
Postaffles
Robert F. Shedden
George Brown
Shedden
BR. F, Shedden
Gainesville
Augusta
South Carolina
Whitsett Courier
Fort Js
Bellevera
Marshall P. Wilder
Savannah
Red Bay
Manila
Home Artillery
F. L
Herbert Myrick
Beet Sugar Trust
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Pullter
Alderman Mayson
Noverfigh
Feneral Council
Holland
W. H. Patterson
TALES
Cram
Morgan and
Morgan WiLl
Bryan
General
Alabama News
Dothan
Steve Gill
Tee Deal
Sec
Teal
T. St. Bryan
Anniston
M. W. Woodruff
Mr. McCraw
Ira
J. Davis
R. F. Hughes
John A. Steele
H. C. Binford
Republican Executive Committee
Eighth District
Decatur
William Brock
McGee Block
Jefferson Street
Massachusetts
Ensley Steel
Southern Railway
Worcester Mass
American Steel and Wire Company
Gurley
L. H. Lewis
J. B. Burks
John T. Brannum
A. M. English
B. E .Graeham
A. J. Willamson
Sydney
S. W
W. J. Lyne
Darling
the State Press
Fficers
Stiu
Yael
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