The Constitution Bite and Bus Findable At Various Outlets
The Constitution can be found at multiple locations including WABHSNOTON Metropolitan Hotel in Jacksonville E Draw & Bro Cincinnati J B Maclay 183 Vine Street New York Buontano's cursor Broadway sixteenth rest Hotel Mariborpurt Chicago P O News Company 217 Dearborn Great Western Hotel Deaver Hamilton Wendriot Houston Hotller Bros Manbas City Van Woy Bros Macon GA Subscription Department W D Bankmoz Manager Hots Lanier News Stand Rome GA J Bam Veal 25 Broad arrest Prime rates on The Constitution to the United States Mexico and Canada 10 pages 22 pages 303 4 pages Foreign rates counts.
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Jacksonville
E. Draw & Bro
Cinclinnati
J. B. Maclay
Vine Street
New York
Buontano’s
Chicago
News Company
Dearborn At
Great Worthern
Deaver—Hamilton & Wendriot
Houston
Mud-Shack Question Drives Depot Decision Upward
City council nearly unanimously voted to let railroads shape the depot project, naming a twelve foot clearance at Whitehall Street while conceding an eleven foot plan elsewhere. Railroads demanded cuts and a new track, and the burden now shifts to the roads as the railroad commission prepares to hear both sides and speed the project.
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Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Railroad Commission Ia
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Convas
Arta
City Roads and Rail Lines Clash Over Grade Changes
City officials and railroad representatives debate grade changes before the railroad commissioners. City leaders urge timely agreement to resolve long-running traffic and property impacts, while rail interests seek delays citing council action and ongoing discussions.
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Cohnet
Thameelves
Roada Tannet
Not a Bad Move Major General Hutton Orders Restrictions
An order by Major General Hulton bans officers and soldiers from praising or censuring superiors through deliberations or memorials and bans publishing laudatory orders when leaving service. Commanding officers must refuse subscriptions for testimonials and avoid gifts or expressions of praise from those who served under them. The rule targets burdensome memoranda and involuntary contributions.
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Hutton
Hulton
Ung & Station
Correspondent Warns Trust Growth Could Harm Small Business
A reader writing as Commercial Traveler argues trusts will not aid his trade and may harm employment. The letter cites a trust prospectus claiming two thirds of capable businessmen could be displaced, predicting revolutionary disruption as consolidation advances and travel salesmen shrink.
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Trogta
Springfeld Republican
Jehoraavin Ic
Buaines and Industee
Georgia Climate Aids Republican Plotters At Jekyl Island
A Georgia climate reference frames Republican leaders plan at Jekyl Island with Reed Hanna and McKinley to architect campaign strategy for 1900. The piece mocks the party’s healthful schemes and lazy journalists while praising Georgia’s air and sea as a backdrop for political maneuvering.
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Thomas B. Reed
Mark Hanna
Warwick
McHinley
Paradise
Thomasville
Georgia
Jekyl
Thomsaville
Abitch
Jekyl Island
Home Made Baster Hat And A Letter From Georgia
A quirky Georgia style column blends rural humor with a tale of a home made Easter hat trimmed by a wife who refuses frills. Readers read a soldier’s letter from the Philippines, a fond joke about a cork leg, and a village post office note about a curious letter to John.
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Manaiens
Philippines
Georgia Pines
Remembering Stephen A Douglas and Georgia Leaders
A Georgia writer recalls Colonel George W Adair recounting Stephen A Douglas and Alexander H Stephens, noting Hills praise, Stephens influence, and their enduring political partnership. The piece weaves personal anecdotes about Stephens, his bookstore visit, Hugo Les Misérables, and Marshall’s memory, reflecting on his humility, generosity, and political style.
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Stephen A. Douging
Atlante
George W. Adair
Adele
Alexander H. Stephens
Benjamin H. Hi
Bhi
Douglas Esting
Apostle
Stepheng
Doug
Hill
Adair
Stephens
Carrier pigeons aid doctor in remote practice in Mebragka
Dr F B Morris uses carrier pigeons to reach patients across a large territory avoiding long rides. He releases birds with patient updates, noting pigeons return home in minutes. He started with two birds but now has a dozen, drawing inquiries from physicians in many states about his method.
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Mebragka
F. B. Morris
Jeny
George Rundle
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Wall Street
Rundle
Electric Vehicle Company
Woo
Polar exploration fever reaches Sorapa royalty
Reports say the Duke of Abtusst, a royal nephew aligned with progress, plans a polar expedition aiming for the pole next year. He intends to carry guppies to supply three years, outlining substantial expenses and potential delays.
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Sorapa
Duke of Abtusst
Progress
Sgaingt
Duke of Abruzzi Seeks North Pole Adventure
The Duke of Abruzzi plans a polar expedition funded by King Humbert despite royal opposition. Nansen’s warnings were seen as envy by the duke who seeks distinction. The 28 year old, famed for bold ventures, is joined by political figures as he eyes a historic achievement. Prince Hohenlohe, now elder statesman, readies a restrained 80th birth anniversary celebration with guests outside the immediate family.
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Humbert
Naunen
Nansen
Turin
Hardihood
McKinley in Georgia and regional impressions
A collection of early 20th century Georgia clippings discusses McKinley and Reed, noting Georgia visits, church sermons, fishing trips near Jekyll Island, and political talk about vice presidential candidacy. It mentions Hanna’s bloc, a potential ticket shift, and local reactions in Thomasville and surrounding papers.
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Brunswick Times
Wiliie McKinley
Tommy Reed
Americus Herald
Thomasville
Bunday
Branch
Walton County
Hanna
McKinley
Hobart
Reed
Atlanta Raises 912000 For State Fair Ambition
Atlanta has raised 912000 to fund a fall state fair, touted as second in importance only to the international exposition. The city’s history of tenacious effort is cited as a guarantee of success, with local commentary on unions depots and various Atlanta ambitions.
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Germain
Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs
Mareconi
Waynesboro
Miss
Beacon
Atlanta
Raleigh
N.C
News and Observer
Walter H. Pege
Greensboro
Joel Cramer Harris
Monroe
Mariette
Herald
New Depot
Palmetto
Augusta
Hersié
Atlante
Gritin
Ben
Atlants
Alger
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Europe
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Klondike Boundary
Klondike
Conaul McCook
Canada
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Long Island City
Edward J. Stevens
Queens Borough
Jamaica
Annie Robinson
Oap
M. A. P. Manly
New Society
T. P O'Connor
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Countess of Strafford
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Sally Strafford
Samual J. Colgate
Earl
St. Petersburg
Constantine
Hamlet
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North Pole
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