Constitution Travel Ads and Georgia Road Contest Epilogue
The item comments on subscriptions and advertising for The Constitution, notes in Atlanta and Maryland, and highlights Georgia highway controversy. It praises the State Good Roads $5,000 Contest, with Albany Dougherty County leading contributions and county towns showing support. It urges coordinated counties, automobilists, and business leaders to back improved year round highways to boost prosperity nationwide.
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Georgia
Albany
Dougherty
Rome
Columbus
Dalton
Augusta
Brunswick
Milledgeville
Macon
Dougherty County
Menace of Bad Streets in Atlanta City
A dated Atlanta editorial laments dangerous street conditions on Glennwood Avenue and across the city. It argues for prompt repairs to prevent accidents and prevent costly damages, urging steady maintenance over reactive fixes and criticizing delays in the street repair policy.
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Atlanta
Glennwood Avenue
Niice
When Men Sail the Air Wright Brothers Triumph
An enthusiastic reception marks the Wright brothers return as the world witnesses the first practical steps toward powered flight. The article, while noting weather and mechanical challenges, credits the Americans with a distinct advance in aerial navigation and solidifies their historic place even if further progress remains.
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Wright Brothers
Yan
Han Yat
Congress Should End Tariff Agitation
A reader argues that prolonged tariff disputes depress U S industry. Citing Huse and Washington, the piece urges Congress to finish tariff agitation so business can resume, with the Great Northern Railway and broader economy ready to move forward again.
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Congress
Velvet Valleys and Poetic Sermons From Georgia
A collage of verse and prose evokes velvet valleys, love and faith, with references to nature, heaven, and moral notes. Excerpts mention flowers, rivers, and divine presence, interwoven with quotations about ambition, poverty, and social admonitions from a rural reading.
Letters From the People's District School Taxation
A reader discusses Home Missions and education after the Civil War, praising Governor Glenn's appeals yet urging broader common school funding. He cites Kansas and Nebraska as models of tax supported schooling and urges tax law reforms to fund ten months of schooling. Christian Massacres in Turkey letter follows, expressing disapproval of Armenian killings and urging U.S. moral stance. Cedartown Ga May 01, 10.
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Faller
Glenn
North Carolina
Hoe
Nouth
Ame Ima
Dawa
Xanses
Nebraake
Glann
Kansas
Nebraska
Camtarela
City
Turkey
Congress
Toriula
America
Juliver
Peek
Cedartown
Fatal attack as husband harms his wife in Fort Gaines
At noon a Black man, Tom Kelley, allegedly attacked and fatally wounded his wife in Fort Gaines. Violence unsettled the town as residents rushed to the scene and authorities began investigations amid tense racial tensions and public safety concerns.
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Fort Gaines
Monegro Barber
Tom Kelley
Aics
Ciizens
Negroce
The Plea of Armenia A Native Speaks For Survival
A native Armenian writer recounts massacres and famine in Asiatic Turkey, detailing family losses, land dispossession by officials, and the 1895 96 outrages. He urges American intervention to prevent slaughter, stressing humanitarian duty and the need to protect Christian communities amid Young Turk reforms and competing factions.
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Amercrinta
Maamaret-al
Mr. Kuretia
Vvanues
bin Unele
Zod
Asiatic
Turkey
Central
Armenia
Jegat
Ortaber
Anothar
Aratte
Constantinople
Ahmed Ziza
Young Turke
Slam- Ubten
Reform Party
Youre ‘Turk Party
Committee of Union and Progrean
Liberal Party
Matem
Mansacre
Peleia
Turkes T
Committee of Union and Progress
Dristain
Berlin
Germany
Uneland
Murala
Inter
Samuel J. Barrows
America
Inauguration Then and Now As Viewed by the State Press
The Macon Telegraph contrasts past and future inaugurations for Governor elect Brown. It recalls the Saul imitation at the 1967 ceremony and argues for a simple Jeffersonian style. The Savannah News notes Georgia’s next governor will favor plain, economical, citizen led proceedings.
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Brown
Saul
Jamael
David
Ater
Taraci
House of Representatives
Apokcaman
Mate Prope
Navannah News
Joseph M Drown
Georgia
Capitol
Brows
Brown Jeans
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Thirty-eighth Street
Forty-second Street
Blackburn
MW Donnelly
Elem Constitution Publishing CO
Atlanta, GA
Bill
Castro
Darnr T ‘Frica
Bond Roads
Geraldine
Democratic Party
Providence
Carry Nation
All Georgia
Johnatan
Thalect
Maryland
James J. Hill
Great Northern Ralway
Huse
Washington
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Perth
Dinguine
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Wien
Bre'rs
Willliams
Weetleg
Dridge
Miverside
Negro
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