Subscription rates and advertising managers notice 1902
The Daily Constitution rates are 95 a year for six days a week and 7 a year for both Daily Constitution and Sunday Constitution. The Sunny South applies without exception and no traveling agents may take subscriptions at a different rate. Nichols and Holliday of Constitution Building, Atlanta, GA, are sole advertising managers outside Atlanta. May 23, 1902.
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Nichols & Hollidat
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Palais Biesr
Atlanta
Those Fugitive Boedlers in Extradition Case
The piece argues that Gaynor and Greene, fugitives sought by the United States, test U S Canada crime comity in extradition proceedings. It condemns Canadian delays, praises Marion Erwin, and denounces Quebec for harboring American boodlers. The author hopes Gaynor and Greene will be returned to Chatham County for trial.
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Greene
Canada
Dominion
United States
Aple
Marion Erwin
Oberlin M. Carter
Leavenworth
Ontario
Quebec
Chatham County
Revelation on the South Shocks Visiting Republicans in Alabama
A Republican congressional party touring Alabama expresses surprise at the South’s enterprise and wealth development, challenging northern assumptions about reconstruction and regional progress. The piece argues many Americans remain provincially oriented, misunderstanding southern realities and capabilities.
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Republican Congressional Party
Alabama
South
Republic
New England
New York
Central States
Middle West
Southern Delegates See Rise of Prosperity and Power
Representative men from other sections have observed that southern senators and congressmen are true national leaders. They witness a transformed south with abundant resources, cheap labor, and growing industries in pig iron steel and machinery. The tour is deemed profitable for the south and national interests.
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Isthmilan
Congress
Union
A World's Fair Education in Tariff Publicity
The St Louis Globe Democrat urges using the 1904 world’s fair to expose tariff effects on Cuba and foreign goods. It proposes labeling imported items with Dingley and reciprocity prices to educate voters about tariffs, trusts, and price costs ahead of the 1904 campaign.
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Cuba
St. Louis
England
Germany
France
Dingley Trates
Republican Party
Georgia Rural Schools Fund Seeks $25,000 For Books
The plan asks each district to add ten dollars to obtain a library of fifty books worth twenty dollars. George Foster Peabody donated five hundred dollars and the county commissioners pledged twenty eight hundred. Georgia needs twenty five thousand from the public to empower rural schools, with contributions sent to Professor J. R. Stewart in Dahlonega for information. Many of Georgia’s leaders were educated in rural schools, deemed vital nurseries of thought.
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George Foster Peabody
Augusta
Georgia
J. 9. Stewart
Dahlonega
State Political Gossip in Georgia Articles
A collage of editorial excerpts from Albany Herald Augusta Chronicle Madison Advertiser and others discuss gubernatorial candidates Dupont Guerry Joel Terrell and Terrell supporters debate tactics and policy amid party tensions. References mention Savannah Beaulieu and Macon race dynamics and shifting public sentiment ahead of the vote.
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Joel Terrell
Dupont Guerry
Guerry
Mr. Guerry
Terrell
Trea
Verrell
Nashville South
Waycross Journal
Hopeful Spirit Through Sorrow In Lamps of Light
A collage of quotes and mini essays celebrates hope amid hardship with mentions of a Boston critic, poets as teachers, and a Georgia remark on darker days. It blends reflections on light after night, faith in tomorrow, and small newspaper quips about authors, critics, and local politics. The tone stays light yet poignant as it threads verses and prose about sorrow, dawn, and resilience in daily life.
Libraries for Rural Georgia Schools Movement
The Georgia Teachers Association forms a committee led by J. S. Stewart to improve rural school libraries. It stresses the vital need for books and pledges to raise a fund to provide $10 appropriations per rural school, urging public cooperation to relieve severe shortages of literature and uplift common education statewide.
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Georgia Teachers’ Association
J. S. Stewart
B. C. Branson
M. L. Brittain
Crosby Wright
W. R. Power
Ar Glenn
Georgia
Pilgrim’s Progress
Talmage
Atlanta Depot Prospects Brighten in Darien Gazette
A compiled set of notes from Georgia papers discusses Atlanta's potential new depot nearing fruition, municipal expansion talks aiming to add about 10 000 residents, and various regional reactions. The coverage spans warnings about vagrants, volcanic references, university ambitions, and upcoming mayoral contests highlighting a lively Atlanta discourse.
Georgia Education Officials Meet Before UGA Session
Georgia county school commissioners and city superintendents, along with county boards of education, will gather in Athens in September before the University of Georgia term. Dr. Wallace Buttrick of Albany arranged and will fund the meeting. Chancellor Hill provides dormitories and dining hall. officials cover their own travel. The gathering signals a unified push to advance Georgia’s education system. General Wood voyage: Brooklyn arrives at St Johns River mouth. dispatches fired at Jacksonville telegraph office. no departure by Wood.
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Georgia
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University of Georgia
Wallace Buttrick
Albany
General Education Board
Buttrick
Hill
Board of Education
General Wood
Jacksonville
Fla
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St. Johna River
Three Friends
Tug In Distress Near Cape Lookout Cove
The Standard Oil tug Volt towing the barge Providence bound for Galveston was found sinking off North Hatteras after a boiler hole. Tug Chief from Mobile to Philadelphia towed Volt into Cape Lookout Cove for repairs or onward towing to the destination.
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Galveston
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Chief
Mobile
Philadelphia
Cape Lookout Cove
Funeral of S C Bloodworth in Barnesville Georgia
Remains from Trinidad Colorado were brought to Barnesville for burial at Greenwood cemetery. Rev W R Branham conducted funeral services at the Methodist church. Bloodworth, a nephew of Judge J G Bloodworth of Atlanta and F D Bloodworth of Savannah, is survived by his widow Jennie West of Harrodsburg Kentucky. He died suddenly after arriving for lung trouble treatment. May 22 commencement at Southern Female College LaGrange features Blanche Gregory of Dothan Alabama in a recital with supporting students.
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Trinidad
Colo
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W. R. Branham
Bloodworth
J. G Broodworth
Atlanta
F. D. Bloodworth
Savannah
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Southern Female College
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Dothan
Ala
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Brunswick
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Hollonville
Courageous Governor Candler Faces Atlanta Riot With Troops
The Memphis Herald reports Governor Candler’s firm action to quell an Atlanta riot after white fatalities and black assault. He ordered all troops under arms, pledged protection for innocent blacks, warned that any mob would be met with decisive force, and praised Candler as an honest leader defending order and law. The piece notes Atlanta’s pride in his courage and references attributions to The Memphis Herald.
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Stovall and Terrell Loom in Georgia Race for Legislature
Colonel Pleasant A. Stovall of The Savannah Press will run as Citizens' Club candidate from Chatham County. he joins Hon. J. Ferris Cann and Hon. William Harden on the ticket. Union Club names include George J. Millis and Louis Blaze with T. H. McMillan possibly joining. DeKalb speakers include Mark Johnston and J. Shackelford as Terrell campaigns heat up around Athens and Atlanta. Local betting scenes and Capitol figures show Terrell leading in early forecasts, with multiple stops and speeches across Georgia.
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OT. J. Shackelford
Athens
Clarke County
Shackelford
Snathelford
J. M. Terrell
Athene
Estill
Atlanta
Lessons of the Outbreak Reflected Across Newspapers
A Columbus Ledger editorialized that southern whites understand blacks and oppose violence, while noting northern turmoil. The Morning News, Rome Record, Newnan News, and others discuss the Atlanta riot's causes, police response, and the dangers of outlawry, urging restraint and lawful order.
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Atlanta
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