Special Invitation to Southerners Visiting London at Trafalgar Buildings
The Constitution hr in the Trafalgar Buildings Trafalgar Square offers reading and reception rooms and invites all Southerners visiting London to use the facilities and make The Constitution office their headquarters. Mr Geo M. S. Horton is the London representative of this paper.
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Trafalgar
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London
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Londos
Notice to Subscribers and Rates at Constitution Publishing Co
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representatives for rollattine multrerip tlonk in Alabama and city collectors. Announces subscription rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions, postage rates for United States Canada Mexico and foreign doubled rates. Identifies Nichols and Holliday as sole advertising managers outside Atlanta and states entry as second class matter in Atlanta postal system.
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Tlonk
Alabama
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Z. M. Jackson
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James T. Canter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Staten
Canada
Mexico
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Bullting
Atlanta
Registration Made Easy in Fulton County Georgia 1990
In Fulton County Georgia on March 28 1990 officials describe how registration is streamlined with a tax collector presence in every militia district and accessible voter blanks. The system ensures all qualified voters are listed before the primary, matching the state wide registration approach. The piece also recounts a lengthy tale about Judas Iscariot the sheep, illustrating leadership and betrayal themes as it ends with a dramatic note on the slaughterhouse scene.
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Fulton County
Stewart
Fulton
Judas Iscariot
Chicago
Judas
General Shaw advocates battlefield parks and Peachtree Creek site
The article reports General Albert D. Shaw praising national battlefield parks, highlighting sites from Fredericksburg to Chickamauga and urging quick congressional approval for Peachtree Creek. It emphasizes reconciliation, American valor, and the unifying pride of a reunited nation, urging preservation of these sites for future generations.
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Albert D. Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of the Potomac
Hose of
Uiea
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Spottsylvania
Chancellorsville
The
Wilderness
Salem Church
United States of America
Sons of the South
Spain
Shaw
Chickamauga Park
South
North
Peachtree Creek
House
Congress
Atlanta
House Committee
A Good Man Fallen in Israel and New Dividend Feature
A long obituary lauds Rabbi Isaac M Wise for his scholarship benefactions and public spirit, noting his will to aid the needy. The piece also discusses a York cotton mills policy to earmark 3 percent of employee dividends, reinforcing wage growth and future prosperity through cooperative employer employee relations.
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Israel
Isaac M. Wise
America
Rabbi Wise
York Cotton Milla
North Carolina
Ashe
Grimes
The Oppressive Stamp Tax Demand for repeal or radical modification
The passage argues that the public, initially accepting the stamp tax during wartime, now seeks repeal or major changes. It notes patriotism over principle, recognizing the tax as an emergency resource, and that criticisms were delayed until internal questions could be addressed. The piece reflects on awakened public sentiment toward the tax’s true character.
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United States
Tax question and cotton trade insights in Georgia
A Georgia banker's critique of stamp tax unfairness argues for equal burden and policy revision. Savannah reports sea island cotton receipts at 70,374 bags, with prices rising from 13 to 20 cents and long staple expanding beyond the coast. The season winds down as 3,600 bags sell, while 12,700 bags remain and major buyers include Clark Wil imantic and Coates thread firms. Valdosta emerges as a growth center for long staple cotton, illustrating opportunities for informed farmers to convert experiments into business success.
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Sea Island
Savannah
Georgia
Clark, Wiimantic and
Coates
South Georgia
Valdosta
The Coming Census Aims At Nationwide Insight
Nationwide interest grows as the coming census begins June 1 under district chiefs with capable locals. Merriam’s non political selection aims to focus on community needs while trimming obsolete data on science and family history. Population estimates range around 75 to 79 million with costs projected at about ten million dollars.
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United States
Merriam
Minnesota
Actuary of the Treasury
Poem Fragments and Notes From North Carolina Rural Press
Fragments of verse and reader notes tracing poetic reading from The Lexington Dispatch to rural papers. It includes sentimental lines about love and spring, plus excerpts on politics, Genesis, Kipling, and editor commentary from Knoxville, Georgia, with regional humor and quotations.
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Lexington Dispatch
What Hobson did by kissing the Dewey bowl in Georgia papers
A collage of Georgia items notes playful.qThe Augusta and Savannah papers joke about a Dewey kiss and a punch bowl parody. Dahlonega's Nugget recalls a wild show at Joe Sulline's with a left handed magician. The Americus Times-Recorder notes the death of David A. Dudley, a former Republican figure and postmaster nominee. A Dahlonega piece riffs on local mischief and regional humor.
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Hobson
Augusta
Tribune
South Georgia
Manila Bay
John
Professor Palmer
Indy
Palmer
Peaen
David A. Dudley
Americus
Times-Recorder
Dudley Street
Harrison
Senate
Albany
Admiral Dewey
Savannah
Georgia
Texas
Letter from Hon. W. P. Price on gold standard and party unity
A reader letter from Thomas E. Winn of Riverside Greene County Georgia March 19 1900 discusses former representative W P Price on the gold standard and the Democratic and Populist parties stance. Winn argues Chicago platform unity behind Bryan in 1900 and notes disbanding of the People's Party. He states he is out of politics now but will vote intelligently.
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Thomas £. Winn
Ninth
Winn
Georgia
Mr. Winn
Ile
Democratic Party
Republican Party
W. P.frice
Palmer and Buckner
Congress
Isaae
Bryan
Chicago
Colonel Price
People's Party
Ita
Willam J. Bryan
Thomas E. Winn
Riverside
Greene County
Atlanta Advances Public Building Project and Funding
The Atlanta plan seeks $500,000 for upgrading the city public building and expands support for southern cotton industry equipment. Local papers praise Atlanta's push, noting ongoing infrastructure and industrial development while urging sustained funding and modernization.
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Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Atlanta
Madison
Georgia
Horrab
Sha
Lapin
Opelina
Ala
M “Manchitie
Congress Retains Final Power Amid Porto Rico Debate
The Senate spent hours on the Porto Rican tariff and government bill with a key free coinage amendment pending. Mr Morgan pressed for changes while Mr Foraker explained the bill extends U S laws to Porto Rico. A clash over war department permits and Behring sea mining rights highlighted the session before adjournment.
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Senate
Morgan
Interior Department
Barnes
Oklahoma
Carter
Montana
Behring Sea
United States
Alien
Nebraska
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Root
Jones
Arkansas
Court of Justice
Cape Nome
Mr. Foraker
Mgr. Stewart
Nevada
Congress
Brant
Morgen
Foraker
Porteica
Mr. Morgan
Porto Rico
Clay
Fora
Foul Play Advanced in Wealthy Man Death in Florida
After an autopsy on William Henderson a Brooklyn mineral water maker found dead at River Vie hotel Merritt Island Florida coroner physician Harthung reported death due to cerebral hemorrhage from violence or a fall. Skull wounds and facial abrasions noted while the death certificate cites heart disease. Undertaker observed blood transfer from the box to a receiving box and gauge.
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New York
William Henderson
River Vie Hotel
Merrit Island
Indian River
Florida
Hartung
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