Subscriptions Terms and Notices from 1901 publishing
A 1901 notice from Constitution Publishing Co Atlanta announces subscription terms and postages for varying paper sizes. It lists traveling reps and warns subscribers not to pay extra. includes editorial content about labor capital arbitration proposals by Mitchell and Gompers and calls for peaceful settlement through conciliation services.
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Grr
Treveling
W. A. Ovexeey
Charles H. Donnell
Wo. Wood
Jamhe T. Carter
Demand for Arbitration in Public Affairs
The article argues for a guaranteed amicable settlement between disputing parties through arbitration. It emphasizes a third party as essential, warns against delays and fee fluctuations, and highlights national prosperity driving a strong stance to resolve conflicts. It calls for the Constitution to back permanent arbitration to harmonize domestic prosperity with progress abroad.
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Footy Wa
Dent Ag
Eialom
Stepa
Pumice
Ballot Reform Debate Splits Pennsylvania Democrats and Quay
The text recounts Colonel Guffey leading Pennsylvania Democrats to push ballot reform, facing Republican resistance led by Senator Quay. It depicts promises and a failed conference, with Philadelphia Press blaming Quay and exposing lines between reform and party image. It notes rural and urban disparities, infrastructure needs, and the push for better roads and mail service to balance growth.
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Pennsylvania
Colonel Guffey
Guffey
Gufffey
Haa
Guffay
Quay
Bose
Banguine
Texas
Philadelphia Press
Republian
Senator Quay
Repulican Party
Quayites
Republican Party
Rural youth seek success in cities over farming life
Editorial notes on rural to urban migration, praising farm bred youth who move to cities for opportunity while cautioning that not all succeed. It cites examples of civic leaders from farm backgrounds and discusses national gallery funding and Cadbury’s Birmingham workers housing as broader social themes shaping opportunity and self reliance.
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National Capital
Weil Suneer Way
Washington
Taymen
George Cadbury
Cocos
Joan
Birmingham
John Haskin
England
Hourneville
Cadbury
Toledo Blade
Hugerness
Memorial to Paul Hamilton Hayne debated in Augusta
An Augusta Evening Herald editorial discusses erecting a monument to poet Paul Hamilton Hayne. It notes Georgia honor for Hayne, cites Mr. James R. Randall’s subscription drive, and reports a growing treasury. The piece argues Hayne’s legacy, not merely local fame, deserves public tribute.
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Timrod
Hayne
Mmrod
Augusta Evening Herald
Paul Hamilton Haynes
William H. Fleming
Haynes Wilde
Lonel
James R. Randall
Willam H. Hayne
Georgia
Lanier
Thuron
Charleston
Courlet
Grant
South Carolina
North
General Lee in Washington on way to Virginia
Brig. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, retired, arrived in Washington en route from the Western detachment at Omaha Neb to Virginia. He appears in excellent health and will proceed toward Home in Virginia as soon as possible.
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Lee
Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
Far West
Department of the Mieseur
Omebs
Ome
Ifn
Virginia
Five Kentucky Democrats Seek the Senate Nomination
Five men vie for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in Kentucky. Candidates include Judge J H Goodnight of Pronton, a former congressman and current seventh district circuit judge, challenging peers from western and eastern Kentucky amid a shifting political landscape. The piece notes intraparty splits, county dynamics, and ongoing local fiscal and governance debates.
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Lexington
United States Senate
J. H Goodnight
Prontiin
Seventh Judicial Diatrict
Goodnight
Eld
Kentucky
C. K. Wheeler
D. H. Smith
James E. Cantril
Georgetown
James B McCreary
Richmond
Repubicans
Louisville
Bowling Green
Warren County
Goebel
Bishop Turner Appeals for Jacksonville Fire Help
A sermon by Bishop H. M. Turner urges African Methodist congregations to donate to Jacksonville relief after a devastating fire. He cites Christian duty and the large community to assist, noting some pastors have acted while many remain silent. He also critiques political pressures surrounding Addicksism and President McKinley.
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Turner
Jacksonville
Fla
Prince of Peace
Goa
H. M
Presidential pressure on Addicks faction in Delaware
The Tourier Journal recalls pressure on the president to appease the Addicks faction through patronage and notes worries across the party about altering the historical record should the president concede in the second term. The New York press appears concerned by any intrusion into this internal GOP dispute.
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Addicks
Louisville
Tourier- Journal
Delaware
New York
Tr Adda
Atlanta News Echoes Across Georgia Presses
A garbled aggregation cites Atlanta figures and events across Georgia papers. References include Roosevelt’s Augusta visit, Chief Ball of Atlanta, militia questions, and various state papers noting Atlanta’s influence, relief efforts, and press opinions amid a crowded, fragmented clipping.
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Augusta
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Ball
Tribune
Herald
Gate City
Darien
Gaxette
Candler
Rome
Chronicle
Jacksonville
T W Haney
Mingd
Jean Atlantamec
Notable Southern Railway Surgeon Heads Association
Public eye reports from Mobile Alabama announce Hanenek, a leading Atlanta surgeon with Jarmagin & Hancock, chosen president of the Association of Southern Railway Surgeons. The piece also notes London chatter about Lord Salisbury’s health and possible retirement, plus Minnesota parole movements for Cole Younger and Frank James.
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Tred
OR. Hanenek
Mark
Association of Southern Railway Surgeons
Mobile
Ala
Orga Anne
Atlante
Jarmagin & Hancock
Southern Railway Company
Atlanta
Lord Salisbury
London
New York
Beauliea
Foviera
Senator Elkins and the Civil War Escape Tale
The account ties Senator Elkins to a Civil War era escape involving Cole Younger and Frank James. Elkins describes being captured by Quantrell’s men and told by Younger and James he would be executed, then guided by a forked road to safety, escaping with only minor injuries and enduring a dangerous alliance of former Confederate and famous outlaws.
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Minnesota
Cole
James Yourger
Jesse James
Stillwater Minn
Coley Younger
Frank James
Stephen Elkins
West Virginia
Eiklis
Soumer Brothers
Sac
Lines
Mng Sq
Hikins
Cole Younger
Culberson
Missouri
Feller
Stephr
Bob
Stilwater
Frank
Quantrell
Cung Elkins
Elkins
Stephen
Ward
Iefuas
Benz
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Homestead
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Chicago
Witchell
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Terxortierce
Tabor Organizatoy
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Fener
General McDowell
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Peck
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M P. Xate
Avenue
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Whitlett Courier
J. J. Jay
Democrats
Kentucky State College
Western Kentucky Lunatic Asylum
EB. McCormick
McCormick
Beckham
W J. Chiles
Mics
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Hines Wes
Mde
Bekham
Hines
Letekor
John Wright
Ming Hall
Letcher
Ku-Klux
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Hegan
Whiteshore
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Martin
Wright
Bentley Boys
George
Tom Newton
Joe Johnso
Mack Kents
Ikey Potter
Sol
Lise Fleming
Creed Potter
Fucklux
Whitesburg
Mas. Reynolda
George Cook
John Reynolds
Wille Wright
Wrights
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Reynolds and Potters
Tom- Twoy
Letcher County
Reynolds-Potter
Ku-Klux Band
State Guard
J Edward Ad
Addickstemn
Odlum
McKinley
Himsel
Hamilton, Ga
Albany
Jacksothville
Sparta
Ishmaelite Fulton
Ens
Remier
Edward
Duke of Devonshire
Balfour
Chamberlain
Marquis of Salisbury
T. H. Hancock
Elkins Ee Ee
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