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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
5
London Office and Subscriber Notice from Constitution Paper
Notice announces the London Office located in Trafalgar Buildings and a subscriber drive with traveling agents listed for Alabama. It name drops Mr Gfo and Tharton as London representative, requests no payments to others, and outlines subscription terms for daily and weekly editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
Ronma Ara
Owiltcox
T Tt Carcild
Alabama
J Willingham
Jom Jackson
Megara RR
Canson Jamis
CAROR
Gladder Sirgin
Elne Constitution Publishing CO
Stand by the Bill and Force a Senate Vote on Nicaragua Canal
Atlanta May 4 1900 dispatch urging persistence in passing the Nicaragua canal bill. It argues the senate must act without delay, opposing adjournment and politicalDelay, and warns against corporate pressures favoring overland routes. The piece stresses national defense and commerce as decisive factors and calls for a clear yes or no from senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Senate
Moreau
Congress
United States
England
Suez
Ito
Clark
Oregon
Cape
Pacific
Plaza
Senators Clash Over Senate Session and Railroad Conspiracy
The text argues that a conspiracy shields railroads by delaying a vote through early adjournment. It calls Bacon, Clay and Morgan to oppose adjournment and force continuous Senate action in a bid to satisfy popular demands against railroad interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Friends of
Bacon
Clay
Morgan
The Mississippi Primary Criticized by the Clarion-Ledger
The Jackson Clarion-Ledger attacks the Mississippi Democratic Committee for calling a June primary to select national delegates and a party platform, saying the move is novel, crude, and creates friction. It urges a more uniform, orderly approach and notes Georgia progress toward a general primary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
State Democratic Committee
Kansas City
Clarion-Ledger
Georgia
Congressional
No room for hatred yet in north and south on race limits
A defender argues against abolitionist excess and urges calm, noting cross regional sympathy for Black suffering. The piece contrasts northern and southern attitudes toward Black rights, franchise, and protection, claiming white rule remains necessary while affirming basic rights and education for Black citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Georgia
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Mississippi
South
North
IlInoia
The Letter Carriers Bill Should Become Law
The letter carrier system is a vital public service aiding business and social intercourse. Congress should pass the recommended pay regrading bill as the basis for reorganizing the delivery system, recognizing the carriers’ skill, integrity, and past excellent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Incautious Editorial Attacks on Amendments and Fraud Claims
The Philadelphia Press and other papers accuse the Supreme Court and federal amendments, claiming fraud in Pennsylvania voting and calling for accountability. A Cordele Morning Call note cites German colonization talks and a land deal near Dooly, tapping local land prospect reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Dooly
BP. O'Neal
Pidia
Georgia Reminiscences and Poems Spill From Page
A long, fragmented recap of Georgia themed verses, poems, notices, and light literary prose. It mentions songs about Georgia life, the sea, weddings, a sheriff pursuit, and a few religious and cultural reflections. Includes references to public notices and Christian Endeavor World content, with several quoted lines and poet names interspersed.
Public musings mix politics and society in Atlanta
In a parade ofOpinion notes and reflections from Atlanta readers, Captain Mumford Morrison of the Dewey Cadets is praised as a future West Point candidate while cautions rise about religious street preachers and public decorum. The piece touches on the Nicaragua canal bill, Sunny South editorials, local farming, and sheriff race chatter between Fox and Nelms as citizens weigh duty, party loyalty, and civic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumford Morrison
Dewey Cadets
West Point
Fox
Nelms
Bach
Wallace Putnam Reed
Bigamy rumors swirl around George Pullman and rivals
The New York and Chicago papers report George M Pullman faces bigamy claims tied to two marriages in 1898 with Lynne Fernald and Miss Barrett, while Frederick Bowers accuses Pullman of duplicity. Meanwhile Frank O Lowden travels to New York to resolve the family matter as charges loom. A separate rescue at Sandy Hook honors Lt. Edward H Martin who saved Alma Simpson, and a Boston Brahmin death cult scandal prompts stern editorials.
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George Pullman
New York
Chicago
Pullmans
Frederick Bowers
Bowers
George M Pullman
Pullman
Lynne Fernald
Sanger
Miss Barrett
Mia Bowers
Mrs Bowers
Frank O Lowden
Florence Pullman
Edward H Martin
Fifth United States Artillery
Atlanta
McPherson Barracks
Sandy Hook
New York Sun
Fifth
United States Artillery
Alma Simpson
William Simpson
Leutenant
John Rice
John Glass
Alma
Boston
Absalom Pickovicz
Ganges
The
New York Journal
Brooklyn
Thomas Cunningham
Weighed as Florida Governor Candidate Senator Myers
Public eye signals T Myers of Tallahassee as the favored gubernatorial hopeful at the upcoming sub gubernatorial convention. Born July 12 1854 in Tallahassee he rose from Florida supreme court clerk to renowned lawyer and state senator. Supporters say he leads other aspirants in votes and public backing and will be Florida’s next governor.
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Missouri
S.uggust
Bruno Thunig
Thunig
Jasper County
Thuiig
Shunig
Tee
T. Myers
Tallahassee
Florida
Ator Myers
Mfe
Mylers
Incida
Ipr
Mnassee of the
Myers
University of Georgia At Athens
Supreme Court of Florida
State Land Office
Hugh A Corie
Leon Eounty
State Senate
Senate
Huntsville plans stock venture for new opera house
Prominent local businessmen pursue forming a stock company to equip an opera house in the Struve building adding two stories. Struve brothers Wii and Kenny Struve will invest, and organizers believe the venture can be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Opera House
Huntsvile
Biiness
Struve
Wii
Kenny Struve
Southern Industrial Convention Prep in Huntsville
Secretary NF Thompson heads to Chattanooga to finalize plans for the Southern Industrial convention and Lumber Mill Men Meet with expected attendance from commercial groups nationwide. North Carolina Pine Association and Southeastern mills discussed output cuts of 23.3 percent for 33 days, with prices held steady amid brisk markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
NF Thompson
Chattanooga
Thompson Beleves
Norfolk
North Caroline Pine Association
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia papers note candidates and rainfall in late 19th century notices
The issue compiles local political chatter with mentions of Morgan and Troup County legislators candidates Nunnally and Maddox. It reports record rainfall in Valdosta and Savannah areas, detailing inches fallen and impacts, plus election talk around the district senate and representative races with several local figures named.
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Serrmen
Valdosta
Senate
Carniva Sd
Alexander T & Williamé
Ord
L Matthews
W. Patten
Bear Adel
Ray's Mill
Superior Court
Knight W L. Hennon
HE Henson
Claims and resolutions outline unfair exam board conduct
A chaotic report details complaints from applicants and students about a medical or professional board exam. It cites alleged bias, missed procedures, and calls for reform, naming Drs HI Thomas Cole and others and recounting petitions, testimonies, and demanded changes.
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