Constitution Subscription Rates and Advertising Info
The Constitution weekly offers subscriptions and advertising outside Atlanta through Nichols and Holliday. Distribution planned via Hibbs Berlin office and New York press, with travel reps listed. Readers urged to avoid extraneous charges and to order through designated channels.
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Fifteenth
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Saft
New York
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Broadway
Teerty-ninis
Madigan Square
Wblackburn
Mmore
Uvgarey
CH. Donnelle
WP. Stokes
Statution Publishing CO
Last Day to Register and Political Whitcomb Wit
A busy roundup of political asides and social quirks mentions Platt return to the senate Taft harmony and Foraker in The Great Post power. It notes Brownsville tariff delays, Carnegie coal fears, Harriman railroad dreams, Bryan in South Carolina, and Twain aging into farming. Indiana literary notes and random weather wrap the column in humorous miscellany.
Governor Signs Buckethop Law Critique of Exchange
The article reports Governor Hughes signed a bill making bucketshops a felony in New York State. It criticizes partial reform, notes a government investigation branding the New York cotton exchange a gambling institution, and urges broader action to curb illegitimate practices and price manipulation in the cotton market.
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Hughes
New York State
New York Cotton Exchange
Herbert Knox
Smith
New York
New_York cotton exchange
Change in Education Foretold by Springfield Republic
The Springfield Republic notes a shift in higher education toward practical and applied training, praising new business administration curricula as essential for modern industry. It argues education must equip youths for business life and that such reforms gain official recognition in leading institutions.
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Springfield
Aot
Harary
Down South and Old Tales From a Georgia Page
A collage of verse and prose notes from a Georgia newspaper page. Popular songs and lines mix with jokes about a Baltimore darky and a Johnson quip. A tale of wild turkeys, a flight of song, and memories of May populate the miscellany item.
Silent Contempt Toward Watson Splits Georgia Voices
A reader letter to the Constitution argues Thomas E. Watson faces silent contempt from Georgia leaders and The Atlanta Journal, urging public rebuttals of Watson's charges and spotlighting a hoped for clear discussion of administration performance.
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Watson
Joseph M. Brown
Thomas E. Watson
Atlanta Journal
Journal
Thomas £. Watson
Georgia
Thomas Kk. Watson
Services on Sunday at Casino Theater
Beginning Sunday May 1 afternoon services will be held at the Casino theater in Ponce de Leon Springs under the Unity Club. Universalist pastor B E Ellenwood led negotiations and secured cooperation from Jake Wells and Hugh Cardoza. The group aims for nonsectarian, undenominational services with ministers including Dr. W W Landrum Dr B Wilmer Dr A Sheoril Rabbi David Marx and Rev A Pine C A Langston M L Troutman FE A Seddon E D Ellenwood A J McKelway H A Anchinson.
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Casino al Ponce de Leon
Tritty Club
Br. BE. D. Ellenwood
Universalist Church
Jake Wells
Hugh Cardoza
Billenwood
Unity Club
W. W. Landrum
B. Wilmer
A. -. Sheoril
David Marx
Reve c. l A. Plne
Rev Weathers Speaking at Railroad Y M C A
Rev C V Weathers pastor of Asbury Methods Church will speak at the Railroad Y M C A on Sunday afternoon at 3 30. All men invited to hear the gospel told in a sturdy old fashioned way. Weathers aims to engage railroad workers and strong men in attendance. Doors open during services.
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C. V. Weathers
Asbury Methods
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Service. Gov
Alt
Weathers
Court Upholds Receivers in Inman & Co Case
Inman & Co assets, tied to Mrs Frances Jones Inman, James R Gray and James F McGowan, remain with co-receivers Barrett and Waldo after Judge Newman in Atlanta orders baring transfer to Marshal White. Hearing before Judge Pendleton adjourns with continuation set to 10 AM.
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William T. Newman
United States District Court
Northern District of Georgia
George White
Southern District
Inman & Co
Frances Jones Inman
James R. Gray
James F. McGowan
Northern
Atlanta
Augusta
Speer
Marshal White
Thomas Barrett, Jr
Avigusta
Inman
Barrett
Newman
Inman &Co
A. L. Waldo
Atlante
Messia
Waldo
George F. White
Pendleton
Morris Brandon
Jamez Gray
Mr. Brandon
McGowan
Mr Brandon
R. Wyle
H. Askew
Harriet & Brandon
J.R. Gray
Brandon
Inmet & Co
Ttte
Rosser
Walker.p. Inman
Samuel Inman
Gray
Bate
Matt
Princes Jones Inman
New York
Walker P. Inman
Atlanta Journal
Hen J Conyers
St. Askew
J. T. Wylle
J. R. Gray
Earl
Chicago
Union Tabernacle Undergoes Remodeling And Tent Services
The Union Tabernacle at Mc Daniel and Hightower is being remodeled to become a larger edifice. While work continues, all services move to Dr. Blosser's tent at Ira and Eads streets with Sunday Sabbath school at 9:30 and sermons at 11, 3, and 7:30 p.m. A week of services follows with music led by Beltisle's choir and orchestra. The tent campaign ends with a homecoming in the Tabernacle inviting former pastors, members, and delegates from union councils.
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Union Tabernacle
McDaniel and
Hightower Streets
Dr. Blosser
Ira and
Eads Streets
Beltisle
Tabernacle
O. A. Barbee
Dr. Blasney
Barbee
Tri-Church Council of Organic Union
General Conferences
United Brethren and Methodist-Protestant Church
National Council of Congregational Churches
Miss Hopson Made Sponsor for Birmingham Reunion
Miss Stezie Belle Hopson of Opeika named sponsor for the Birmingham reunion. Miss Lutie Blackwell Patton of Florence will be maid of honor. Mrs. Charles B. Brown of Birmingham is chaperon and Mrs. Harvey Jones of Montgomery matron.
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Lutie Mackwell
Florence
Montgomery
Ala
Harvey Jones
Alabama
Stezie Belle Hopson
Opeika
Spoanor
Birmingham
Misa Lutie Blackwell Patton
Ig Noreed
Charles B. Brown
Harvey, Jones
Gadsden man jailed in wife's arsenic death
J G Al bright of Walnut Grove is jailed in Gadsden charged with causing his wife’s death ten days earlier. The wife reportedly ingested arsenic as a tonic and died without warning. Her body was exhumed later showing poison.
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Polk Miller
Miller
Burns Club of
Atlanta
Pollo Miller
Richmond
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Virginia
Orla
Ephraim
Old Ephaim
Ephram
Lintle Ephraim
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Gadsden
J. G. Albright
Walnut Grove
Major Colquitt County Land Purchase Shocks Market
May 22 report from Colquitt Moultrie Georgia notes John Glatk Jr purchased the Carlton Supply Company farm ginnery and stock at Center Hill. The property spans about one thousand acres and is among the county’s finest tracts.
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Colquitt
Moultrie
John Glatk, Jr
Carlton Supply Company
Center Hill Place
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