London Office Invitation Reading Rooms at Trafalgar
The London Office at Trafalgar Buildings Trafalgar Square offers reading and reception rooms. A special invitation is extended to Southerners visiting London to use the facilities and regard The Constitution office as their headquarters. Mr George M S Horton is named as London representative.
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Trafalgar Buildings
Trafalgar Square
London
Constitution Office
Varters
Geo. M.S. Horton
Notice to Subscribers for Alabama Travel and Collectors
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representative Charles Ho Cain and Willcox, appointed to solicit subscriptions in Alabama. Local city collectors named R L Cannon, James T Carter, Claude J Virgin. Provides rates and terms for daily and weekly editions, postage rates, and advertising managers Nichols and Holliday.
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Overebet
Charles Hocain
LFL Willcox
Alabama
BM. J. Willingham
Dr. Jackson
R.L. Cannon
James T. Carter
Claude J Virgin
Southward Flow Sparks Southern Industrial Boom
Atlanta March 27 1900 The Southward Flow signals a sweeping industrial rise in the south overcoming war era prejudice and tropical myths. The boom spans cotton mills iron and steel, gold mining, machinery, knitting, and numerous manufactories as railroads plant colonies near lines to boost business and profits.
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South
Boston
Georgia
Maine
Chicago
Chicago Times-Herald
Times-Herald
Southern immigration fuels Georgia industry and rail hub growth
The piece argues Georgia benefits from a central rail network with the Southern, Plant, Louisville and Nashville, and Seaboard lines. Immigrant colonies boost freight and factory activity, especially cotton mills, while early 20th century southern resistance to foreign settlement gives way to a thriving, Americanized immigrant population fueling prosperity.
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Georgia
Southern Railway
Louisville and
Nashville
Seaboard Air-Line
South
The Lesson of Kentucky and Southern Railroads
The piece argues southern railroads should pursue aggressive, long term development over immediate dividends to unlock vast future growth. It contrasts southern enterprise with western expansion and cites Kentucky politics as evidence of Republican overreach, urging united, lawful white Southern voters to support stable governance and race-ment issues.
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South
Mississippi
Louisiana
Louisville
Nashville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Seaboard
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
South Georgia
Movants
Frankfort
Taylor
Bradley
Bradly
Goebel
Republican Party
State Democratic Committee
Republic
Georgia Echoes of Joy and Banter in Rural Verse
A collection of lyrical musings and light satire from a Georgia exchange includes rural themes and dialect heavy verses. It reflects pride in simple joys, humorous takes on politics, farming life, and local charm, with humorous references to poets and singers and a nod to community elections.
Cassava as a Product Promising for the South
Captain Evan P. Howell cites The Constitution on cassava as a growth opportunity for Georgia and Florida. He recalls Edward Atkinson's early remarks on cotton seed oil and argues cassava could boost hog and cattle feed, starch production, and regional wealth, potentially tripling land values if developed with local starch factories and sugar cane balance.
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Northwest
Evan P. Howell
Edward Atkinson
Boston
South
de Ihiv
Atkinson
New England
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
United States
Sam
South Georgia
Matt
Beast
trans-Mississippi
Mi Sippi
Union
Atlanta and Georgia papers comment on Sapho controversy
Forsyth and Cordele papers discuss Sapho as immoral or not while Atlanta ministers promote the book. LaGrange notes a Baptist church's move to send delegates to a state convention in Griff in. Pine Forest and Marietta note fairs planned in fall and October.
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Forsyth
Atlanta
Recorder
Sapho
Gata City
Cordele Morning Call
LaGrange
The
Griffin News
Griff
Swainsboro
Pine Forest
Opposition to Sunday night concerts at Grant Park
Rev Len G Broughton urges readers to oppose Sunday night musical concerts in Grant Park. He cites moral and religious concerns, warns of “Coney Island” implications, and appeals to the city council and park board to prevent the plan, arguing it would harm morals and churchgoing culture in Atlanta.
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Grantmark
Grant Park
Wnnmer
Baptist Pastors’ Conference
Reva
WLW
Landrum
C. Solomon
Park Board
Kingdom of Christ
Atlanta
Coney Island
Len G. Broughton
Mad Dog Ravages and Lightning Strikes In Georgia
January reports from Dublin and Woodbury describe a dog biting cows at A D Splvey’s grist mill with several cows later dying from madness. A Harden yearling recovered after treatment. In Woodbury, lightning struck a colored household, destroying the residence and killing Jim Bender’s wife.
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Dublin
A. D. Splvey
Splvey
Hall
Peter King
Vrrank Harden
Woodbury
Ben Brooks
Jim Bender
Russell for the Senate in Georgia primary
Judge Richard B. Russell official plans to run against Senator Bacon in Georgia. He will canvass the state, seek a joint discussion, and may establish headquarters in Atlanta. Confirmed letters cite his intent to enter the race with formal announcements soon.
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Winder
Richard B. Russell
United States Senate
Bacon
Russell
Judge Russell
Atlanta
Washington
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Fragmented Georgia notices mix satire and local color
The compact column collects regional brief items from Georgia newspapers. It cites Savannahs artillery obsession and a hero’s downfall, cooling time laws in the legislature, blackberry crop optimism, a planned shooting gallery, and a Marietta paper mill accident where a man escaped serious injury.
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Elberton
Georgia
Hope
Blakely
Crown Princess Stephanie Marries Count Lonyay in Vienna
Public eye notes crown princess Stephanie wed Count Lonyay in Vienna with the emperor's consent. Opposition from Austrian and Belgian royals shaped her exile from court life. Francis Joseph grants her an annual $50,000 income for life amid court tension and religious differences.
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Stephanie
Austria
Vienna
Count Lonyay
Countess Lonyay
Leopold 11
Belgium
Archduke Rudolph
Archduchss
Elizabeth
Vera
Empress Elizabeth of Austria
Paniard
Luchant
Geneva
Switzerland
Francis Joseph
Judge Bingham Lincoln ally and fourteenth amendment patron
The text chronicles Joshua Reed Giddings? No, details mark a veteran judge advocate and rail for Judge Bingham. It notes his 1862 appointment by Lincoln as army judge advocate with major rank, later solicitor of the court of claims, defense before the military commission, and his key role in introducing the fourteenth amendment. It highlights his long service in Congress, chairmanship of the house judiciary committee, and esteem by Lincoln and Grant, finishing with his broad connections to noted leaders from 1835 to 1883.
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Catoosa County
Rinecold
Democratic Executive Committee
Matoosa County
J. R. Jones
Melvin Gardner
United States
Henry
McDonough
J. H. Oglesby
Upson
Thomaston
Upson County
Pike County
Barnesville
the Supreme Court
John A. Bingham
Steubenville
Mr. Bingham
Mercer
Ohio
Stephenville
Tuscarawas County
Republican Party
Congress
Th House
West W. Humphrey
Tennessee
Nashville
Lincoln
Court of Claims
Bingham
Military Commission
House
Grant
Sacred Ground and Diplomatic Immunity Questions
The article discusses the principle that a legation’s ground belongs to the host nation and notes a London murder case as a test of this norm. It recalls a 19th century incident where a Chinese legation kidnapping led to a Bootland Yard inspector's intervention, seen as breaching international law by diplomatic circles.
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Chambers
London
China
Legation
Bootland Yard
Celestial Empire
Scotland Yard
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