Constitution Publishes Rates and Traveling Representatives
The Constitution lists traveling representatives OVERBY B P GUINN W G Honminny and B PACK as solicitors T H HUNT Lk LOVING and city collectors JAMES T CARTER and CLAUDE A VERGIN. It warns not to pay anyone else and outlines weekly and other periodical subscription rates via NICHOLS & HOLLIDAY Constitution building with advertising management outside Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woverby
B. P. Guinn
W. G. Honminny
B . Pack
T. H. Hunt
Lk. Loving
Mesars
James T. Carter
Claude A. Vergin
Constitution Publishing
Nichols & Holliday, Constitution Building
Ogle Advertising Managers
Atlanta
The Virtue of Tolerance in Medicine and Ministry
A discussion on free speech and tolerance in a plural society cites the Elgin Illinois Medical Association opening its doors to nontraditional healers and the Elizabeth New Jersey presbytery denying then granting license to a doubting candidate. It argues for liberty of action within ethical bounds and criticizes medical monopolies and restrictive clergy practices.
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Elgin
Illinois) Medical Association
Elgin Association
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Vincent Noll
Adam
Richmond Embraces Manual Training In Public Schools
Richmond council backs expansion of manual training starting in primary grades. Captain Charles E B Vawter of Miller Manual Labor School advised, praising modern, well endowed labor schools and urging steady growth. Vermont fights prohibition with Clement promoting local option amid against against prohibition.
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Richmond
Charles EB. Vawter
Miller Manual Labor School
Charlottesville
Vawter
America
Roosevelt Support Predicted By Hannaites In Massachusetts
The Very Active Hannaites forecast near unanimity for Roosevelt at the next national Republican convention while admitting Hanna's allies are energetic. They doubt John D. Hogan’s prophetlike claims, noting his navy tenure left him unimpressive in public foresight and warning readers to weigh political currents beyond his forecast.
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Jawn D
Roosevelt
McKizley
Hanna
Warwick
York
Marcus
Teddy
Ohio
Dawn D
Thera Ig
Knox
Nixon
Bess
Tammany
Squire Croker
Costa Rica
Esquivel
Lodge
Dewey
John L. McLaurin
Court of Claims
Hon
Webster Davis
Roosevelt in a Crystal Ball and Political Banter
A compact late 19th or early 20th century column mixes political critique with satirical anecdotes. It mocks Roosevelt’s presidency, taunts figures like Hanna and Lodge, and riffs on national conventions, imperialism, and public affairs, interspersed with quips, verse, and local color observations.
Riley's Tribute to Union Soldiers Poem at Indianapolis Dedication
James Whitcomb Riley reads his commemorative verse at the Indianapolis monument dedication honoring Union soldiers and sailors. The poem extols The Soldier as guardian of freedom and recalls battlefield sacrifice, linking patriot sacrifice to national renewal and enduring fame.
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Riley
Indianapolis
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Freedom
James "Whitcomb Riley
Bow To Lessen Homicides Letter Critique
Letters from the People argue that preventing homicides hinges on changing public sentiment about insults and the culture of immediate vengeance. The writer condemns the savage standard that insults must be resented with violence and calls for enlightened, moral reform across society.
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Lth
William Riley Boyd
Hippipotamus
Jourenol
SAD STORY OF ALFONSO XIII AND SPAIN'S FUTURE RULE
Alfonso XIII is described as a future king shaped by a long regency and royal lineage. The piece reviews his predecessors Alfonso XII and Isabella II, noting regencies by Queen Maria Christina, royal marriages, and dynastic expectations. It compares his upbringing by a dignified mother to past royal precedents and hints at duties like coronation, public appearances, and sentimental national rites such as bullfighting.
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Wilhelmina
Holland
England
Russia
Hungary
Prussia
Alfonso Kiwi
Alfonso XII
Isabella
Spain
Amadeus of
Savoy
Mercedes de Montpensier
Maria Christina
Alfonso Xkiie
Rome
Isabella II
Alfonso
Paris
Elizabeth of
Austria
Alfonso XIII
George II
Caroline of
Alfonso Xtie
Eulalia
Infanta Ia
Sponge
Antonia de Montpensier
Infante
Mercedes
Princess of the Asturias
Carlos
London
Edward
Duke of
Aosta
St. Petersburg
Henry of
Berlin
Rhine
Martinique disaster predicted years ago by scientists
Washington May 16. Scientists long ago predicted a Martinique quake about this time. An 1851 West Indies earthquake led 19th century experts to foresee volcanic and subterranean causes tied to sediment buildup at river mouths. They cited regions near water as most vulnerable, noting Mont Pelee’s 1851 eruption as the likely Martinuque event.
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Washington
Martinique
Lesser Antilles
West Indies
St. Pierre
West India Islands
Mississippi
Ohio
Gulf
Bay of Bengal
Ganges
Yellow Sea
Yangise
Amazon
Mississippi River
Mont Pelee
Street quarrels and reform in public sentiment debate
The article discusses street violence and affrays as symptoms of deeper social ills, urging reform of public sentiment and cautioning preachers teachers and editors to address root causes rather than surface conduct. It recalls John Randolph's courage in a street encounter as a parable for principled stance and timely action.
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John Randolph
Grandolph
Gof . R. J
Montgomery Mayor J. H. Clisby Dies Sudden Death
Montgomery Alabama May 15 Special Mayor John H Clisby died this afternoon at his home from an acute indigestion attack. He served two terms as mayor and his administration was noted for street improvements. He left no immediate family besides brothers and sisters his wife having been killed years ago by runaway carriage horses.
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Montgomery
Ala
John H. Clisby
Cadet Stabbing at Auburn Ends With Possible Fatalities
In Alabama Polytechnic Institute a cadet, Ethridge of Lowndes county, stabbed another cadet Blumberg of West Point during a dispute. Blumberg may die, Ethridge fled and is at large. Details were not available. Also Raleigh reports umpire George F Proud of Wahington, D C, suing The Greensboro Telegram for libel over alleged unfair decisions and collusion with makers.
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F. B. Doveton
Academy
Aleep
Auburn
Opelika
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Ethridge
Lowndes County
Blumberg
West Point
Raleigh
N. C
George F. Proud
Wahington, D. Gy
North Carolina Baseball League
Greensboro Telegram
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