London Office of The Constitution in Trafalgar Square
The Constitution Publishing Co announces a London office in Trafalgar buildings Trafalgar Square with reading and reception rooms and invites Southerners to use the facilities. It lists postage rates United States Canada Mexico and foreign rates and provides travel representatives and city collectors nationwide.
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The
Constitution
Trafalgar Buildings
Trafalgar Square
Constitution Office
Geoms Horton
Canada
Mexico
Travetlog
W. H. Qrabbey
Charles H Donnelly
Mogsie
al, Cannon
James T Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
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Terms to Subscribers for Sunday Edition Ad Rates
Terms to subscribers list subscription options with Sunday one year at 800 dollars and six months at 400 dollars. Mentions edition single year and weekly one year. Indicates postal registration in Atlanta Georgia and notes Nichols & Holliday as sole advertising managers for territory outside Atlanta.
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Ally
Postoffice
Atlaita
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Georgia Primary Plan Advances in Chatham County
Atlanta May 11 1900 editorial urges Georgia to adopt a primary system. It applauds Chatham County for settling its local affairs without state intervention and calls for managers to be virtuous, nonpartisan, and fair, ensuring equal treatment for all candidates on the roll. It notes Fulton County's example and lauds Mr Osborne for stepping back to avoid bias.
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Chatham County
State Executive Committee
Georgia
Fulton
W. W. Osborne
Bcme
Chatham
Humane stance for workers and railways praised by constitution
The piece argues workers’ leverage rests on labor withdrawal and emphasizes humane treatment by corporations. It lauds the Southern railway for a humane declaration and warns against blacklisting as harmful to both workers and the community. A telegraph operator's duty to return to work is cited as an example.
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Southern Railway
New Yorks Doubtful Political Pulse Shapes 1890s Debate
The World argues New York swings between parties, with Democratic leaders in the state determined to uphold a strong platform. It notes past shifts amid prosperity threats and urges Democrats to remain united at Kansas City. The piece concludes that New York voters favor the Democrats and that only Democrats should lead.
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New York
Mckinley
Republic
Prag
United States
Kansas City
Union
New York State
Lord Salisbury Attacks Home Rule With War Parallels
Lord Salisbury criticised home rule at a Primrose League meeting, drawing parallels between the Transvaal war and Ireland. He warned of a disloyal government in Ireland arming against Britain, urged skepticism toward independence, and noted the queen's shamrock display and planned visit to loyal Irish subjects amid rising Irish enthusiasm.
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Lord Salisbury
Primrose League
South Africa
Transvaal
Ireland
Gladstone
Egypt
Foreign Office
St. Patrick's
England must earn loyalty through law and unity
The piece argues that Victoria’s loyalists betray Salisbury, renewing the Irish question and home rule as a turning issue. It warns that England’s missteps risk grave consequences unless the opposition remedies them, noting Ireland could supply soldiers yet must avoid grandiose displays. It urges peaceful, brave Ireland relations and a firmer loyalty law.
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England
Victoria
Salisbury
Ireland
Goldiera
Lnk
The Colored Problem in the North and South
The piece argues the color question is a northern issue despite southern handling. It recalls John Brown’s anniversary protests in Trenton and recounts incidents of racial discrimination in Illinois New York Boston and other cities. It notes the Afro-American Council formation to pursue equal rights and urges self and regional accountability.
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New England
Ilinois
New York
Boston
John Brown
Trenton
N. J
W. L. Roundtree
African Methodist Episcopal Church
J. L. Barton
Union Church
James H. Rodgers
North
Mother Hubbards Test Prudes in Athletic Parade
A heated letter disputes the athletic clubs costumes as prudish over practical, arguing private attire should be undisputed and comparing objections to intrusive censoriousness. The piece mocks meddling critics and suggests athletes wear Mother Hubbards to avoid scrutiny.
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Mother Hubbards
Athletic Association
Blass
Bishop Nelson's Reform Plot Divides Georgia Diocese
The indorcement of a proposition to split the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Georgia by Bishop Nelson signals a new era and growth for the church. His role in ceding a portion of his territory is seen as progressive, uniting the state’s faithful and elevating religious education as a cornerstone of citizenship.
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Nelson
Georgia
Mintensa
Candidacies Stir Georgia House Race In Richmond Split
Richmond polling fractions shift as Martin V. Calvin enters the house race amid delays in notifying voters. M. V. Galvin and G. G. Johnson gain support while Solicitor General Charley Brand faces no opposition. Primary dates span May 16 in several counties, with mass meetings planned in others and a call for uniform ballot adherence. A bizarre letter to Governor Candler from Chatterton, Virginia, alleges a fire demon rumor concerning a Georgia church and prompts official inquiry.
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Richmond
House of Representatives
M. V. Galvin Haa
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Mag
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Solicitor Brand
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Clarke
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Franklin
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Candler
Chatterton
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St. Stephens
George Grayson
Gander
Sit. Stephens Church
Georg
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Yale
Avery
Ana
Mies
Triangular contest for northern circuit judgeship in Gibert County
In Hibert Georgia on May 7, local readers review a three way race for the northern circuit judgeship with Joseph N. Worley Horace B M Holden and incumbent Regs all seeking the bench. Also three candidates for the northern circuit solicitorship Van Durzer Meadow and Lewis campaign vigorously amid a heated senatorial fight between Swift and Lang impacting candidate prospects.
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Tha Ath
Albany
Reese
Hfe
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Holden
Congress
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van Durzer
Elbert
Meadow
Madison
Lewis
Hancock
Fibert
Tee Tate
Benldey
Hilbert
Swift
Lang
Hibert
Worley
Southern Lyceum Bureau forecasts brighter lecture season
The Southern Lyceum Bureau in Louisville reports a brighter outlook for next year with many courses planned across Georgia and nearby towns. Notable speakers include De Matt, Gunzaulls, Hillis, Stafford, John Temple Graves, Garrett Servis, and others. White voters’ attitudes toward reform and suffrage are debated, with comments from A. F. P. Fuller and Raleigh editor Josephus Daniels. Daniels notes Louisiana and North Carolina suffrage experiments and a likely Aycock governorship. Captain W. K. Kincaid of Griffin, a cotton manufacturer, was in Atlanta yesterday.
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Nashville
Routham Lyceum
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Atlanta
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Daniels
New Orleana
Baton Rouge
Pearson Wins NC Seat After Narrow House Vote
Washington May 10 The House unseated Democrat Crawford of North Carolina by two votes and seated Republican Pearson, also of North Carolina, in a tight contest. Debate featured lengthy remarks from Linney and Crawford about fraud claims and regional politics, with the final roll call showing a one vote margin for the majority resolutions and Pearson taking the oath of office.
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Tawney
Fitzgerald
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Tompkins
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Eee
Deweys In Nashville For May Festival Welcome
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey visit Nashville for a May festival and a grand reception at the Vendome theater. A floral parade through the city features a Carried Cavalry cannon captured at Cavite and First Tennessee veterans. Mrs. Dewey attends a Maxwell House breakfast hosted by Mrs. Benton McMillin as crowds cheer the distinguished guests.
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Vendome Theater
Fisk University
Maxwell House
Benton McMillin
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McMilin
Cavite
Tennessee Volunteer Regiment
Philippines
Tracy Childers
Albert Baylesa
Alvin Gillen
Nore Jackson Anal
CHATTANOOGA CARNIVAL NAMES QUEEN AT BALl
Chattanooga Tenn May 10 Beautiful weather marked the fourth day of the spring carnival with governors visiting and graves of Confederate soldiers decorated. At p.m Miss Julia Leach was crowned queen of the festival at the auditorium followed by the Baldur ball at the opera house revealing Hon Charles H Evans as Baldur. Tomorrow features Georgia and Alabama entertainment and a second coronation at the auditorium.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Julia Leach
Baldur
Opera House
King Baldur
Charles H. Evans
Georgia
Alabama
Souvenir for Southern Presbytery Assembly in Atlanta
An elegant souvenir book prepared by the Atlanta Presbyterian Publishing Company under Mr EB Clarke Jr ahead of the General Assembly in Atlanta next Thursday. The volume includes historical and descriptive information on Presbyterianism in Atlanta, with half-tone illustrations of churches and pastors, plus views of local buildings, parks, and points of interest.
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General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Atlanta Presbyterian Publishing Company
EB. ¥. Clarke
Sania
Anova
Pope Area Assembly
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Jumped from a Moving Train near Smithville
An incident on the Central train occurred at 9:30 Sunday when Cooper Darter, a well-known man of Smithville, boarded the train with two young friends for a short ride and jumped from the moving car, affecting activities near Americus.
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Smithville
Miles Foster
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Cooper Darter
Said
Monster Hog Weighed At West Mill In County
Valdosta Georgia Times reports a record monster hog from the southern part of the county was weighed this week at Wests mill, marking a notable agricultural curiosity for local readers.
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Valdosta
West
Endicott Ex Secretary of War Dies in Boston
Ex secretary of war William Crowninshield Endicott, once in Cleveland’s cabinet, died at his Boston home Sunday afternoon at seventy four after long illness. Born Salem 1820, he pursued law, served on Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, and held public offices including city solicitor and attorney general candidate. He married Ellen Peabody in 1859 and had two children. He later directed Harvard ties and the Massachusetts Historical Society, with Whig beginnings and Democratic ties since 1860. The obituary notes a mountainous lineage and links to Salem’s Crowninshield family heritage.
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William C. Endcott
Boston
Mass
Cleveland
William Crowninshield Endicott
Salem
William Putnam Endicott
Mary (Crowninshield) Endicott
John Endicott
Massachusetts Colony
Endicott
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Essex Bar
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Supreme Court Bench of
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Harvard
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Congress
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Ellen
George Peapod
William C
Mary
Joseph Chamberlain
General Israel Putnam
Salem Village
Danvers
Washington
Fifteen Feet of Hail Strikes Gaeliville Area
Walton News reports Mr T L Hiarris of Gaeliville in Monzor says residents harmed by a recent hailstorm must replant crops choosing cotton or corn. Some areas saw hail drifts up to fifteen feet. debris remains scattered. Warm sun will take weeks to melt all hail.
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Walton News and Messenger
T. L. Hiarris
Gaeliville
Monzor
Voters Count in City Precincts For Upcoming Election
The article details registration figures across city wards and country precincts, noting 10 055 voters eligible and contrasts past registrations. It reports ward breakdowns Adamsville Battle Hill Blackhall Bryanta Buckhead Collins Cooks Edgewood Oak Grove Peachtree South Bend and mentions clerks managers and polling plans for the white reformatories election and primary.
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Blackhall
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Cooks
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Edgewood
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