Notice to Subscribers in Constitution Publishing Co Record
Notice to subscribers listing representatives and collectors, warning not to pay others. Identifies W Fley, Charles H Donneely, Woodliff, R L Canon, James T Carter, Claunt A Virgin as collectors. Published by Constitution Publishing Co Atlanta. Advertising managers Nichols and Holiday.
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Charles H. Donneely
Woodliff
Quilty
Mesers
R. L. Canon
Tames T. Carter
Claunt A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Puterot St
Atlanta
Nichols & Hotliday
Constitution Building
Exposition Afloat Proposal Aims to Boost US Exports
Atlanta May 22 1801 Exposition afloat proposed by R C P Austin head of the United States bureau of statistics. Idea loads vessels with American goods to visit ports abroad as mobile advertising replacing fixed exhibitions. Emphasizes Asia Africa and American markets showing current trade gaps and urging business leaders to unite on a practical plan.
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C. P. Austin
Wnited States Bureau of Statistics
United States
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Asia
Africa
Red States
Austin
Af States
Cadets Face Stricter Rules After Hazing Violations
At the Point Military Academy authorities discuss recall of cadets after breaches of an honor pact against hazing. A commission recommended drastic measures to curb hazing abuses, while some favored liberal treatment, leading to tensions between upper and lower classes and ongoing enforcement actions.
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Point Military Academy
Tagmburt Sa
Academy discipline prompts action against offenders at West Point level
Students accused of serious disobedience and breach of pledge faced swift action. Superintendent Mo4 initiated penalties, with several teachers dismissed and others disciplined. The statement warns that future cadets will be sent if current ones do not follow rules.
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Mo 4
West Point
Knox Selected to Lead Alabama Constitutional Convention
The Alabama Democratic leadership chose John B Knox as president of the constitutional convention. Knox is a leading Alabama lawyer and longtime Democrat, praised for his qualification and dedication to the convention’s high duties. The article commends the convention’s personnel and its aim to craft fundamental state law with conservatism and wisdom.
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Democra’s
Alabama
Hoa
John B Knox
Hhis State
James J Hill Anarchist Sparks Conflict Over Wall Street Views
James J Hill a railroad promoter suggests Wall Street should face stricter laws on speculation to curb abuses, urging limits on wholesale bargaining. He argues agricultural interests represent half the nation and warns against city dominance over the country. His remarks risk labeling him anarchist despite his status as a capitalist.
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James J. Hill
Hill
Wall Street
Record-Herald
United States
Mr. Hill
Electric railway between Manchester and Liverpool proposed
British bill passed the House of Lords envisions an electric rail line between Manchester and Liverpool. A single inverted V track carries one long car with a motor on each car side. The 33 mile route would take about 20 minutes at 110 mph, claiming safety despite no conventional rail, using electricity as motive power.
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Liverpool
Fluto
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Aerous
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Cuba
Texas
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The Deadly Diary of a Mock Husband Elopement Chiefly Told
The article recounts the elopement of George Washington Anderson aged sixty eight with Martha Wella, his eighteenth marriage. After two days in St Marys West Virginia they wed. she soon sued for divorce when she learned of his false wealth reports and the number of prior wives. His diary detailing past marriages triggered marital discord and separation.
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George Washington Anderson
George
St. Mary’s
W. Va
Martha Wella
Jove
Anderson Jnn
Poorhouse Marriage Ties Off in Vermont to West Virginia
A tale from a crowded poorhouse tells of a feeble minded Minnie Martin who was wedded by a Justice of the Peace after a late night alliance. The couple then returned to West Virginia to spend their honeymoon, amid a strikingly rustic backdrop and a note of scandal.
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Minnie Martin
Farmi Ars
West Virginia
American Observations on U S Industrial Prowess
British visitors report American working people as intensely driven and skilled, praising rapid rail freight handling and integrated production. Colonel Hughes notes genuine individual enterprise beyond trusts, and urges English manufacturers to adopt Americans’ urgency to win global trade.
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Sheffield Chamber of Commerce
Colonel Hughes
England
London
Tegson
New York World
Iuerestine
Stest Trust
United States
Politicians and public squabbles in the era of McKinley
A critical sketch roams through political figures and salacious anecdotes. It mocks Hiditer Kohisaat a Cuban critic and places blame on others for shifting responsibility. It touches on the 1896 money plank, Booker T Washington debates, wine society trends, Iowa nomination momentum, and Dewey era politics. It notes Schwab labor clashes and Depew’s third-term stance while hinting at Virginia race prospects and West Point cadets seeking trouble.
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Hiditer Kohisaat
Hig
Record
Sneera
Hiliter Kohisaat
United States
Mr. Foraker
Ohio
Tales About Atlanta and City Affairs Chronicle
Local items from Atlanta and surrounding Georgia towns discuss preservation of a viaduct near Whitehall, possible relocation of city hall to a new government building, and police actions against crime. Attendees debate Sabbath concepts, street car protests, and public amusements while editorials mention figures like Chief Ball and Dr Broughton.
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Ringeeld
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New South
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Dougingville
Ball
Atlanta
Gate City
Laweone Cetile
Rome
Tribune
Broughton
Enry Anderson
Ireland
Four Thousand Bankrupts and the Bankruptcy Law Debate
Letters discuss the impact of the national bankruptcy law, citing over four thousand bankruptcies and debts totaling about $700,000. The writer argues the law aids honest debtors, prevents creditor discrimination, and protects economic recovery, warning against panics and urging preservation of the framework. It also critiques religious arguments about evil and hell in relation to moral law and societal relief.
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Pobiy Polley
Georgia editors respond to Crenshaw McLaurin debate
The Savannah Morning News and Columbus Ledger publish editorials and letters reacting to Tom Crenshaw and Senator McLaurin. They debate Democratic loyalty, sound money, and ship subsidies. Crenshaw faces calls to resign amid criticism of his Republican-leaning views and party alignment.
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Savannah
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Georgia Railroad Conmission
South Carolina
South
Heeclares
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McKiney
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Mc McKinley
Mr Bryan
Kansas City
Crepshawe
Dublin
Gourier
T. C Crenshaw
Georgia Railroad Comminsion
McKinley
Old Democratic Creed Advocates Tax Reform Cuba and Philippines
Senator Morgan outlines the Democratic creed urging protection of constitutional rights and critiques Republican tax policy. He argues for paying the national debt, reform of taxation, and fair trade, while endorsing Cuba and Philippines measures under constitutional governance and public welfare.
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