London Office Reading and Reception in Trafalgar Square
The London Office of The Constitution held a reading and reception at Trafalgar Buildings in Trafalgar Square. An invitation was extended to all visitors to London to explore the facilities and the Constitution office. George T.tonton is listed as the London representative of the paper.
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Trafalgar Buildings
Trafalgar Square
London
Ant
Constitution Office
MIt_ GEO
Tionton
Aly
Daggerel
Randon
Notice to Subscribers from Constitution Publishing Co
Notice to subscribers lists traveling representatives for soliciting many names and appointed city collectors. It warns readers not to pay terms and outlines subscription options for Daily with Sunday and other editions. Includes post office entry and advertising managers Nichols and Holliday for territory outside Atlanta.
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WW. Pverrey
Charles HL Donnelly
A T. Cain
LB. Witscox
T. B. Cargieil
Macrine Mona
Alabama
M. J. Willingham
J. M. Jackson
Messrs
R. Gb. Canfermes T. Carter
Claude
Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Postoffice
Atlanta
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
The Registration Rolls in Georgia in 1900
Atlanta echoes a mass enrollment as the Georgia Democratic Party readies for the 1900 elections. The piece lauds the primary system, solvent voters, and popular expression, noting white rule as a Georgia tradition while stressing orderly registration and political action. The article highlights county and agricultural turnout and the shift from mass meetings to popular instruction.
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Democratic Party of
Georgia
Fulton
John B. Gordon
Charles I. Crisp
Bacon
Voice of Georgia
Democratic Party
Primary shift reshapes Georgia politics and turnout
The essay argues Georgia voters must qualify in advance for a wide slate of offices, turning the May 5 enrollment into a potential record turnout. It notes broad county participation, with most counties embracing primaries as the regular election and predicts renewed enthusiasm in two years.
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Georga
United States
Georgia
Attack on the Army by General Greely
General A W Greely challenges the entire army service calling it incompetent and political. He argues reform would cost lives and wealth and advocates weeding out incompetent officers to resemble the German army. The piece condemns oil men in the military and calls for Greely to be sent north.
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Signal Service
Army
United States Army
General Greely
United States
Greely
Chadwick
Navy
Secretary Root
Land Service
North Pole
Cotton Manufacturing in Piedmont Seen as New Rival to New England
An article discussing Frank Leak’s Philadelphia presentation on northern textile origins and the Piedmont South as a future cotton powerhouse. It contrasts New England’s shift from farming to mills with southern towns like Columbus and Augusta poised as key outposts where fertile lands, water power, and capital will foster a growing cotton district.
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Piedmont
South
New England
Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia
Frank Leal
Leak
Atlanta
Northeast
New
Union
Columbus
Augusta
Mills and Labor Shift in Piedmont Regions Rise
Thug Mr Leak argues Piedmont residents leaving scrubby farms for mill work thrive as mills along the Piedmont Air-Line from Danville to Atlanta draw labor from surrounding districts. He notes Georgia and Alabama parallel to the Carolinas, with cotton supply and freight advantages shaping factory growth and social transformation toward wealth and industrial leadership.
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Leak
Piedmont Region
Landa
Piedmont Air-Line
Danville
Atlanta
North
South Carolina
eGorgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Northeern
Carolinas
Smith Carolina
Bavannah
Hrunswick
Charleston
North Carolina
South
New England
United States
Georgia Notes on Whitcomb and March Sociability
Fragment from a Southern newspaper reflecting on James Whitcomb Riley and poetical obituaries, with excerpts on sociable spring in Georgia. Includes comments on Atlanta literary figures, dialect pieces, and rural life verses about farm work and plowing.
Letter on American saloons in the Philippines sparks moral debate
Willa A.osporn writes to the Constitution denouncing the spread of liquor to Manila under US troops. He cites testimonies by officers and missionaries criticizing saloon expansion, urges accountability of the commander in chief, and contrasts American actions with British restraint under Lord Kitchener. He invokes Nathan’s parable and warns of divine judgment.
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Saloonsini
Manila
Corevalenca
Equor
Sehurman
Philippine Commission
Socom
Philippines
Wothipe
Frank M. Wells
Regiment of
Tennessee Volunteers
Washington
BE. Hearne
Iowa
Young Men's Christian Association
Sinon
Judas Incarlot
Benedict Arnold
England
David
Nathan
David Ravare
Fomache
Springfield Republican
Republican
United States
Wiliam Mefister
Heaven
Kitchener
Willa
Bibi at the Grand a Charity Toy Comedy
An enthusiastic Grand audience enjoyed Bibi a Comedy of Toys last night. The matinee today at 2:30 benefits the maternity ward at Grady Hospital, with Atlanta ladies organizing an event of dance and decoration to please all ages. A full house is expected for the afternoon performance.
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Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Taking Care of Herself At The New York Theater
A young woman confronted an ill advised escort after discovering the play was unsuitable. She defended herself with a fierce street row, striking him twice in the face as he tried to pressure entry to the hansom. The event ends with her carriage retrieval and the man fading away.
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New York
Lsten
Lhus
Elona
Burnham
Wallack's
Thirteenth Street
Iron Pipe Order Sends Bessemer Company Busy
The Central Foundry Company of Besseer is filling a large iron pipe order for Honolulu Hawaii. Pipe shipment will move across the continent via San Francisco. The firm has also received a big eastern order and is kept very busy.
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Honolulu
Birmingham
Ala
Central Foundry Company of
Besseer
San Francisco
Eclipses of the Sun as Viewed in Former Times
The piece surveys historic solar eclipses, noting May 28 eclipse plans, early predictions, and public reactions. It recounts events from Confucius era through European ninth century, 1715 London doomsday fears, the 1780 American expedition, and notable eclipses in 1869 and 1886, ending with awe and fear greeting totality.
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Chicago Times-Herald
America
Spain
United States
Southern Railway
New Orleans
Norfolk
Confucius
Europe
Louis
Bavaria
Mpinning
London
California
Manitoba
South America
England
France
Italy
Great Britain
Pacifi Ocean
Australia
Alaska
Chilkat
Benjamin Price
United States Coast Survey
Bata
Atlanta and Georgia notes hint at crops and travels
Mark Hardin predicts a dandy peach crop in Cobb county while newspapers debate his meaning. Reports mention electric car plans from Atlanta to Marietta and crowds from Atlanta on Sundays. Jim Riley visits Atlanta with literary figures, while a wealthy Atlanta woman funds a Bible Institute. Confederate veteran support and hypnotism for detectives are noted amid regional chatter.
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Rome
Tribune
Mark Hardin
Cobb County
Savannah
Marietta
Journal
Atlanta
Austell
Kenneraw Mountain
Rockmart
Jim Riley
Indiana
Joe Harris
Jim
Joe
Cedartown
Louisville
Madison
Advance-Courier
Leh G. Broughton
Avlanta
Bible Institute
Baptist Tabernacle
Ringgold
New South
James Whitcomb Riley
Frank Blanton
Stanton
Georgia State Political Gossip and Health Board Debate
State Board of Health action is urged by Governor Candler with support from the Medical Association. Candidates like Colonel Joseph N Wherton circulate among friends in Hawkinsville. Local races feature Seaton Grantland’s senate nomination met with disapproval in Spalding county as Butts resists delegate backing.
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State Board of Health
Hawkinsville
News and Dispatch
Governe Candler Hap
The
Medical Association
Butts
Lawrenceville
News and Herald
Seaton Grantland
Spalding County
Spalding
Fayette
Assassination in Murray County Stuns Local Citizenry
Harris Bramlett, a well known Murray County resident, was shot while plowing his field on a recent evening. The assassin remains unknown and a suspect list has not been released. Local officials urge calm as investigations proceed.
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Summerville
Harris Bramlett
Murray County
Atlanta
Marietta Journal
Fifty Seventh Annual Florida Episcopal Council Meets in Tallahassee
The fifty seventh annual council of the Protestant Episcopal church for Florida convened at St John’s cathedral Tallahassee with Bishop Edwin Gardner Weed presiding. Bishop William Gray of the South Florida missionary jurisdiction attended as a guest. The gathering lists numerous Florida clergy from Pensacola Gainesville Jacksonville St Augustine and other cities. The bishop’s address and reports cover diocese condition and missionary work with the next annual meeting planned for St Augustine.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Protestant Episcopal Church For the Discess of
J. R. Bicknell
Pensacola
W. H. Ter
Pow. Cassey
St. Nietslas
W. Curmour
Gainesville
Cu Grubb
Jake
F. R. Holeman
Cedar Key
Edward E. Johnson
Bouth Jacksonville
C. Leman
MrDougal
Mileton
D. D. Moore
Palatka
W. Shields
J. Speight
Gainesvile
C M. Sturces
St. Je
GH. Ward
Crescent City
R. H. Weller
Jacksonville
A. B. Whitcombe
Brooke G. White
I Jacksonvile
G. W. Southwell
Hishop Gray
St Augustine
To Place Spanish Cannon in Birmingham Parks
Arrangements are under way to signal the opening days of the Elks fair on May 1 with ceremonies marking the placing of a Spanish cannon captured from a cruiser. The city received the cannon from the Navy Department recently and it will be properly mounted and driven.
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Birmingham
Elks
Poate Thann
Navy Department
The Star of Hope Poem Fragment from Atlanta
Poem titled The Star of Hope speaks of enduring hope amid hardship with lines urging travelers and weary souls to cheer, survive, and find brighter days beyond today. The piece is attributed to Percy B of Atlanta Georgia, with a pagination note 7 RIDG and 8. PERCY B.
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Percy
Atlanta
Massive County Registrations Shape Primary Day
The county registrar reports about 11 000 names on the rolls with hopes of reaching 11 148 as the busiest registration day in years. Officials note heavy activity at sub-stations and a rush of last-minute registrations despite some duplications and last-minute entries. Local offices anticipate a large turnout and emphasize accuracy in the final voter books.
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Matered
Silverman
Lawler Harris
Cmice
Reying
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