Constitution Publishing Company notice and 1909 era musings
Advertising pages show postage rates and subscription terms for The Constitution, with staff and bureau details in Atlanta New York and other offices. The long column mixes notices from 1909 about delivery, agents, and placeholder lines with columns of satirical, topical notes on politics literature and society.
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Noclidat
Constitution Building
Forty-second Street
Park Row
Madferm Square
Taft and the tariff policy uncertain in early stage
The piece outlines President Taft's cautious stance on tariff reform, amid Republican resistance in Congress and divergent opinions from Washington sources. It notes Taft’s alleged push for rapid downward revision to aid consumers, possible veto questions, and whispers about Aldrich influence, with Champ Clark predicting public discontent and a politically fraught path toward a 1910 1912 settlement.
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Taft
House
Senate
White House
Washington
New York Evening Post
Reed
Neas
Taft Thun
Aldrich
Cahoon Bimeek
Champ Clark
Democratic Party
Carrie Nation to retire from stage for Arkansas farming life
Carrie Nation announces retirement from the stage to farm life in Arkansas by a hatchet era ended. She will oversee pigs and pickles, trading demijohns and public notoriety for a quiet rural existence. The fiery activist leaves a controversial legacy with arrests and sensational courtroom clashes, ending with a hopeful, quiet farewell.
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Carrie Nation
Arkansas
Ozarks
Mra
Nation
Carrie
Abe
Kansas
Jeff Davis
The Shot Heard Round the World Shapes Liberty Global
A patriotic reflection traces the influence of the American Revolution on world liberty. It credits advances in France, England, Germany, Russia, and the East to the United States and the rallying cry of independence that inspired popular government. It links the Magna Carta to later democratic movements and cites the iconic shot as transforming a dream into reality.
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America
France
England
Germany
Not Getting the Benefits of Peace Maker
An editorial from The Cleveland Phun-Dealer argues the United States should lead for universal peace instead of waging endless war. It warns mounting naval demands and defense spending harm internal development, transport, education, and national productivity, urging a bold nonbelligerent stance as a measure of civic intelligence.
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Cleveland Phun-Dealer
United States
Movement For Universal Peace
Tariff Publicity Bureau Seen as Safeguard for Reform
A proposed tariff commission or bureau would gather information on tax and protection measures, informing the public about dollars involved and reducing graft. It could limit Congress's control while promoting transparency, akin to interstate commerce oversight, and spur substantial tariff revision through public pressure.
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Congress
Wome
Commission
Just From Georgia The Author s Resolution Poetic Snippets
Fragmented verse and prose piece reflecting on literary ambition and poetry. Contains references to Georgia writing, Mark Twain style humor, East Wind musings, and local newspaper flavor with dialect. Includes remarks on bread, poetry, and a teacher’s dog tail quip amid scattered quotes and observations.
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Mark ‘Twain
Tariff Publicity Commission Amid Turmoil in Senate Debate
Amid a tariff reform debate Senate leaders push a proposed tariff information commission. Critics say a permanent, executive‑led board could bypass Congress and threaten constitutional checks while supporters argue the power to gather facts is a step toward tariff clarity.
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Senate
Aldrich
Taiseron
Ef Kilzsard
Taft
Congress
Rommisaégh
Atlanta Black Hand satire blamed on amateurs in sensational stunt
Readers condemn a crude sensational piece in Atlanta media, calling it a poor amateurish stunt that fails to capture Atlanta flavor. The Griffin News and Macon News quotes criticize the expose as unserious, noting publicity agents and editors involved, and urging better journalism from The Constitution and The Journal.
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Verom Ang
Atlanta
Jon
Capital
Candler
Dr. White
Atlanta Ia
Bruffey
Rolph Smith
Journal
Washington
Mit Sauhan
Georginn
For
Street Railway Company
Thous
Atalwarin
Sven
Uncle Ann Candier
Atlants
Georgia
South
Asa
Biutdey
Ralph Smith
Milt Baul
Uncle Ben
Negro Farmers Enduring Southern Setback Urged Aid
In Washington May 2 Senator Clay of Georgia backed a plan to have the federal government aid negro tenant farmers through sericulture and practical agriculture instruction. Advocates argue state and federal cooperation could raise yields, improve farming methods, and advance both races, with localized, on farm demonstrations and negro led schools and churches guiding training.
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Wratington
Clay
Georgia
P. C Parks
Clark University
Department of Sericulture
Southern New
Sandford
Necro
Laker
TF. Stockbridge
Auatta
Ciny
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
America
Btockbridge
Vermont
South
Stockbridge
Committee On Agriculture
Ranate
Orgra Farmera
Kurma
Ehrall
Florida
Atitulea
Geerin
Alabama
Daring Kidnapping Threats Stir Atlanta News
The Covington News reports on a sensational kidnapping episode in Atlanta that sparked public merriment and fear. A sensational critic accuses Atlas of a "Black Hand" plot while residents discuss threats and calls for punishment, naming prominent men as targets and warning of further danger.
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Covington
Atlanta
Insurance Report Highlights 1916 Figures
Insurance figures show Montgomery and Alabama state figures from last year. Five companies wrote premiums totaling 136 thousand dollars with losses and expenses around 1.1 million. Foreign life and other firms are noted with in force policies and new buries totaling dozens, while in-state premiums and payouts are summarized.
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Montgomery, Alm
Special Insurance
FN Quilan
A. C Sexton
Eine
Try
CORTE
Bles Jpaid
Loenes
Forelen
Fragmented OCR hints at extradition case and chase details
The readable text references Lammons and Montigorer, an extradition discussion with the United States and Honduras, a May date, and a pursuit involving officers. It notes uncertainty about location and possible return, with hints of state authorities and international cooperation.
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Montigorer
Enermou
Binier
Hsp
United
Taien
Honduras
Deen
Tate
The Aldrich Policy in the Chicago Recent-Merald
Senator Aldrich advocates against income and inheritance taxes and favors higher tariff revenues. He supports reducing government expenditures and opposes central banking limits, urging restraint on federal finance while attacking reformers and opposing Democrats ahead of next year’s elections.
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Aldrich
Chicago
Benator Aldrich
Senate
Inayor
Intercot
Peatal Savings Banka
Palley
United Staind
Benator
Aldrich Thair
Buch
Pentry
United States
Aldrichiam
Cannodlem
Democratic Party
Siewwry
Trustees Named in Montgomery and Ain May 3
Special meeting appoints M Le Tee of Hrewion to succeed CD Togers of Tatohatinte as truste of the Try Nor mat Wo OW Lavendar of Cenversille and 1 Th mea Ileffin of Lafarstts. Crawford of Jasper and John FF Proctor of Retteters named as trustees. Florence arma and VE Gauri of Tuscumbia added to the board. Appointment followed by gover offira ceremony.
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Montgomery
Ain
le Tee
Hrewion
CD Togers
Lavendar
Cenversille
Ileffin
Lafarstts
Crawford
Jasper
John FF Proctor
Retteters
Florence Arma
Bird Day Celebration and Taut Text Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Bird Day celebration with disjointed phrases and unreadable lines. It mentions Wallace, a state game, and references to dates, times, and possible winners or outcomes, but lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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