Constitution Publishing Co London Office address and notices
London Office Trafalgar Buildings announces postage rates for US Canada and Mexico and urges subscribers not to pay traveling representatives. Names for city collectors and ads managers listed. warning against unauthorized payments appears in the notice from Constitution Publishing Co. Atlanta postoffice listing included.
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London
The
Constitution Bs
Trafalgar
Trafalgar Square
Constitution Office
Horton
Woo Overbey
Charles Jf Donnelly
VALN
Mesars
Ik Lb
Cannon
James T Carthe
Claude
Constitution Perlishing Co
Postuffice
Atlanta
A Victory for the People by The New York Journal
The New York Journal leads a public protest against the Ice trust in New York City. It reports on legal actions to annul the trust’s 5 cent piece pricing and pursue criminal proceedings, framing journalism as the essential vehicle of citizen power against corporate extortion.
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New York Journal
Tha Ce Trust
New York
American Tee Company
Trust
American Tea Company
Eoeneral
Journal
Fea Trust
Thesa
Morse
Iee
Albany
Trailess
Sults
Ice Trust
A Mistaken Alarmist at Montgomery Conference
The Montgomery conference on the negro problem is labeled a mistake. It argues discussions were wasteful and foresee danger from labor and race conflict, noting New Orleans Picayune editorial critique and the concern that such issues will spark upheaval before demographic changes occur.
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Montgomery
New Orleans Picayune
United States
Georgia’s New Primary Era and Senator Bacon Victory
The Constitution article lauds Georgia’s recent primary as a shift to people driven politics. It praises the unanimous selection of Augustus Bacon for the U.S. Senate and reaffirms support for Allen D. Candler, cabinet members, and a disciplined state committee guiding the reform, with broad county participation and strong registration across the state.
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Georgia
Feda
Charles F. Chap
United States
Augustus Bacon
Senate
Bacon
Calhoun
Webster
Clay
Rabun
Camden
Atlanta
Savannah
Allen D. Candler
General Assembly
Thera
State Committee
Fleming G. duBignon
State Democratic Executive Committee
E. T. Brown
Confession of white government failure across the continent
The piece argues white rule is supreme from snow lines to tropics. It claims blacks are inferior, at times outnumbered, and that after Reconstruction whites regained control. It warns of occasional black unrest but asserts Southern whites protect the governing class and the nation’s racial order.
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Potomac
Tropics
The White Race and the London Invasion Fears
A mid nineteenth century style editorial argues whites built a republic and must resist lawless threats. It cites Lord Salisbury on invasion risk, Chicago Journal commentary, and Moltke’s invasions. It defends self defense and questions law as supreme while condemning lynching of a Augusta negro after a streetcar incident.
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Lord Salisbury
Mediterranean
Lord Salispury
France
England
Channel
London
Count von Moltke
Lond
Europa
Dorking
Boston
New York
Alabama
Semmes
Kell
Germany
Washingen
Augusta
Ancneta
Linchh
Willis
South
Columbus Postoffice Building Gets More Funds
Captain Garrett, Columbus postmaster, with Congressman Adamson, secures post office department concessions. Plan changes add about 15 dollars for ornament and better facilities, extend free delivery to new Columbus manufacturers, expand force, and raise some salaries. Garrett praises Adamson and hosts a dinner honoring him with Columbus police chief Wiley Williams among guests.
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Columbus Postoffice
Washington
Garrett
Columbus
Adamson
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Postoffices Department
Plana
Famrler
Wiley Williams
National Association of Chiefs
Colombus En
Res
Chile
Deveryi
Menet
Heard and Seen in Varied Places From a Postwar Brief
A Richmond era column notes on Australian ballot dulling elections and public behavior. It recalls Whit Anderson’s lawless postwar tactics, counterfeit currency warnings, and a recount of civic figures in Atlanta. It includes memorials for Marvin R. Clark and Laura Haygood, plus cultural notes on Negro authors and Truman era debates. Wallace Ruin
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Anderson
Whit Anderson
Atlanta
Important Opinion Filed On Bankruptcy Proceedings In Raleigh
Judge Purnell issued a significant ruling in a voluntary partnership bankruptcy. Estates of the firm and each partner are to be administered separately, with officers entitled to fees for each person. The decision marks a first impression on whether the bankruptcy act applies to court officers as well as debtors and creditors.
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Raleigh
N. C
Purnell
United States District Court
Ha Doel
Supreme Court
Tom Jones
Newburn
Wday
Suits Carried Over In Eagle and Phoenix Cases
Three major civil suits in federal court were carried over by Judge Newman to the first Monday in June. The action targets the Eagle and Phoenix Manufacturing Company and several indorsers and guarantors regarding notes totaling about 100000, with cases from Manhattan Savings Bank, National Bank of New York, and Montgomery executrix to be set for June 4. Intricate issues include extensions after maturity and alleged alterations.
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Columbus, Gels
Newman
Aulta
Old Eagle & Phoenix Manufacturing Company
Old Eagle and Phoenix Company
Manhattan Savings Bank and Trust Company
Ot Memphis
John Ss. Uigby
A. J. Bethune
Mra
Columbus
Iis Guardutues
Smyth, Hapmond & Smith
Staten & Philips
Atlania
WL A. Wintush
Cors
Mig
Rk Bank
Gordon
Memphis Bank
Montgomery
Xillebrew Captures Mecoreles Place At Southern Convention
Delegates from leading southern cities gather in Chattanooga on May 15 for the Southern Industrial Convention. The opening sessions include prayers, speeches by McCorke and Chamberlain supporters, and a focus on textile education, railroads, and commerce. Election of committees, excursions, and a packed program mark the event as the South shows growth potential and aims to expand trade and industrial capacity.
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Chattanzaxa
Tenn
Southern Industrial Convention
Wo. Om
Miesient McCorke
Totnes
Peayer
J. M. Taber
Wrenklent
Ottahoe
Eunudberce
Major Waseman
Lesident Coffin
Florida
Edwin Grobstun
Georgia
Chatuanooga
Wien
Chamberlain
Yeas
Wilder
Arg
Enal
Sron
Wight
Mingham
Neland
Enelind
Rane
Dior
Chattanooga
W. Grubbs
Tera
Edwin Hrobeton
John P Coffin
Commerce-W
PO Wilson
Philadelphia
Ariculture—Prank Tl
Arkansas
James Wilson
Agriculs
Dudize Storey
New Orleans
BO Thurter
New York
Cincinnati
Ho Ho Hargrove
Laue tMlana
Hargrove
Raed Peral
Goat Agricul Tras
Tlson. Wusen
Geomiorny
Themer
P.m
Buanhenadent Omar
Hern Frup
Thurber
Ther
South
Edwin Brabston
Belt Railway
General Wheeler
Philippines
Orient
General Ad Tieeler
Fire and damage from blaze near residence
A fire at an adjoining residence caused smoke and flames to spread, damaging clothing and furniture while residents escaped. Firefighters arrived in time to prevent further spread as crews fought the blaze with water. No serious injuries reported. investigation to determine cause ongoing.
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Ting
Furman Will Contest in Nashville Vaudville Tenn
About twenty heirs contest the will of Mrs Mary J Furman of Nashville Tennessee. They claim the estate valued around 25.06 dollars goes to Vandertilt University with 104000 for Furman Vad. They allege the will was not executed by a person of sound mind and memory and was procured by undue influence.
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Furman
Nashville
Vaudville
Tenn
Iete
Mra
Mary J. Furman
Vandertilt University
Furman Vad
MacArthur Sends 8 Death List From Philippines Reported
General MacArthur reports eight American deaths in the Philippines. Manila details list drowned, jaundice, fever, tuberculosis, nephritis, variola, dysentery, peritonitis, and wounds, naming multiple infantry companies and soldiers by name. The casualty roll covers units from the Third Cavalry to the Forty-seventh Infantry and beyond.
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Philippines
Washington
MacActhuc
Manila
Third Cavalry
John EL Adam
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Elisha Forche
Seventeenth Infantry
Frederick G. Lade
Forty-sixth Infantry
Jay W. Cohen
Eighteenth Infantry
Israel Cork
Frank L. Elgon
Frankauer
Matthew Mikkula
James K. Helder
Hoy Buyers
Thomas Sullivan
EL Baudette
Aldre
Abraham Cross
Forty-third Infantry
John C. and
Forty-fourth Infantry
Frei Nichola
Forty-eighth Infantry
Elijah Sears
Peter Hairatod
Edward Greenleaf
Fortieth Infantry
Dynentery
Battalion of Engineers
United States, Army
Frank W. Lehman
Twenty-secon
Isfantry
Patrick Malone
Ein
Infan
G. A. Wyeth
Ollyer
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Mexico
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Marvin R. Clark
Clark
Porto Rico
Allen
San Juan
Peachtree Creek
Athinta
DeGresa
R. B. Harrison
Southern Cupping Bureau
Misa Laura Haygood
Trafessor W. P. Trent
University of the South
Trent
Chicago Times-Herald
Richard Henry Stoddard
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Murray
Congressional
M Bary
Wallace Ruin
Talbotton Wis
Talbot
Old Eagle and Phenix Mill
Xillebrew
Routhern ‘Industrial Convention
Walle
Chihage
John Woo
Jamen M
Aurrendee
Reunion
Chicago
Bhudaa
Montgomery, Ham
Ma. Ala
MacArthur
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