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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1902

Page

5

Evans policy stands as roosevelt urges rigid pension code

In 1902 the resignation of Pension Commissioner Evans is discussed with emphasis on Roosevelt's stance to maintain Evans's strict pension policy. The piece argues the president will appoint a successor who upholds integrity, praising Evans as honest and hoping for a firm, unwavering administration. It notes Arkansas senatorial primary outcomes may affect Democratic sentiment and reflects on James K. Jones’s retirement.

Hxit Evans Pension Attorneys’ Trust Grand Army Roosevelt Commissioner Evans Kennebec Evamts Jones Arkansas James K. Jones Clarke Captain Christmas Danto Claus Columbus Ohio Iniicate Mari Hanna Hae Marcus Marcus Aurelius Hanna White House Woodbine National Republican Committee Warwick McKinley Caesar Uncle Marcus Henry Clay James Gillespie Blaine Tye Rough Rider

Senator Jones and the tariff fight in democracy

A digest of remarks praising Senator Jones for leadership in the Democratic Party, his defense of democratic principles, and his role in the 1896 and 1900 campaigns amid hostile conditions. plus notes on tariff revision, party unity, and calls to uphold protection against monopoly.

Jones Senate Democratic National Committee Congress Demetrius Ephesus

Uncle Marcus and the Crown

A speculative column questions Marcus Hanna's presidential chances and hints at strategic motives behind denying interest while noting political pressures. It weighs past campaigns and possible admiration for Roosevelt, suggesting undisclosed ambitions and warnings about public perception.

Easter Monday Egg Rolling At White House Lot History

Washington March 30 Special report recounts Easter Monday egg rolling at the White House lot dating to 1869 under Grant, tracing earlier May gatherings from 1841 during Harrison’s era, notes racial tensions that halted events under Johnson, and lists presidents who continued or supported the tradition as crowds grew with marine band music and widespread public interest. It also covers spring sports talk in Congress with emphasis on baseball and horse racing among senators and representatives.

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Georgia Editors Debate Public School Consolidation

By C. G. Cox for The Constitution. Advocates state reforms toward a centralized, efficient Georgia school system with careful tax limits. Supports uniform textbooks, districting, and proportionate black white funding while avoiding tax burdens and overreach that could hinder other state needs.

Cox The Las Grange Graphic Public School System of Georgia

Subtreasury unity urged for Southern states

Washington dispatch argues that Savannah and Atlanta rivals must unite to win a southern subtreasury. It stresses coordinated business support across Georgia Florida Alabama North and South Carolina and Tennessee and urges a national campaign to persuade Congress to authorize a southern subtreasury location chosen for regional benefit rather than city rivalry.

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