Notice to Subscribers and Postal Rates at Constitution
The Constitution announces a uniform annual rate of 25 dollars for six days and 7 dollars for combined daily and Sunday editions. Traveling reps include W A Overby and E F Gainn, with solicitors Hunt and Loving. City collectors are James T Carter and Claude A Virgin. Do not pay others. Postal rates for Canada and Mexico vary by page count.
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W. A.overby
McNelley
BMW Pack
T. H. Hunt, & & Loving
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Subscriptions Offered for Sun in Territory Outside Atlanta
Nichols & Holliday advertise subscriber rates for circulars including Sundays and holidays. One year or six months options available with proportional pricing. Advertising managers for all territory outside of Atlanta are noted at Constitution Building.
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WAIL
Eep-Serenseeeeen Bunday
Bunny South
Shore
Wheely
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Ignorance and Anarchy in a Grosvenor Speech
In Atlanta on May 31 1902 the piece criticizes Congressman Grosvenor Ohio for praising literacy as an anarchic trait and argues education aided colonial founders and constitutional ideals. It warns against restricting literacy and notes racial and colonial implications including Filipino readers and U S educational policy. It ends noting a separate note on Senator Mitchell Oregon proposing a Portland assay office and a banquet ruse to influence passage.
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Grosvenor
Ohio
House of Representatives
Europe
America
United States
Atkinson
Philippines
Filpinos
Buncombe
Mitchell
Oregon
Portland
Senate
Graft, wealth disparity and race relations in a reform era
The piece lampoons a graft scheme in Congress with a comic alert to state hogging and banquet halls. it reviews John Gilmer Speed on wealth concentration, noting one percent hold over half national wealth. It urges Roosevelt to veto a race relations commission and quotes a Georgia negro minister urging lawful equality and social order.
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Mitchell
Houses
Congress
Sueculius
Georgia
Houston County
Joe Blackburn
Old
Kentucky
Joe Bailey
Beef Trust
Michigan Senators
Kalamazoo
Commissariat
John Gilmer Speed
Ainslee
United States
Speed
Roosevelt
South
Constitution
Hev. L. A. Townsley
Washington
Atlanta News Glows Amid Pelee Coverage Across Papers
A collage of headlines notes Atlanta’s rapid pace in reporting Mont Pelee eruptions with city officials tightening security. Various papers share reflections on riot risks, civic duty, and editorial commentary, while editors discuss Atlanta’s role in national alerts and the Martinique event coverage.
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Milledgeville
Mont Pelee
Atlanta
Augusta
Athens
Augusta Tribune
Covington
The
Georgia Odd Fellows
LaGrange Reporter
AU the Stars
Jackson
Missi
Atlanta Constitution
Reenville
Martinique
Savannah Morning News
St. Louis
Corpus Christi
Tex
Pelee
Savannah Press
New Jarsey
Savannah
Seagirt
Memphis
Tenn
Siont Pelee
Martiniqua
Atisata
Mane
London Gossip on Kendal Scandal at Leicester Stage
Details of Mrs Kendal’s Leicester rower episode with an unsettled audience, concerted protests, and a costly legal action as the manager fights her claim of poor actor accommodations. Also notes on Three Little Maids at Apollo and Prince of Siam’s theater work, plus casting shifts in London establishments.
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London
Kendal
Leicester
Actess
the Apollo
America
Edna May
Holna May
Letters From The People Correction On Address To Rev Pringle
In Sandersville Ga on May 29 1902 a letter asks correction of a misaddressed salutation to Rev Pringle noting he never held that title. The writer recalls Parks narrow escape and a Goodwin’s Creek incident near Coweta County describing a shotgun accident at a Tangled spring picnic where a gun discharged.
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BR. Pringle
A Pringle
Sandersville, Ga
Parks
Constitution
Yeester Day
Mr. Parks
Acme Menos
Roosevelt Ends General Miles War Secretary Role
President Roosevelt issues an order removing General Miles from acting as secretary of war in the absence of Root and Sanger, severing ties between the war department and Army headquarters. The move, amid political maneuvering, signals Miles’s sidelining while reshaping succession and command structure at the top of the military.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Miles
Root
Sanger
War Department
Army
Corbin
Nto
Secretary Root
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General Young
Army War College
Young
Annapolia
Hrochambeau
Army Headquarters
Ward
Steele
House
Payne
Dalzell
Indiana
Néoews
Wabash
Ind
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Oklahoma
Charlie Landis
Congress
Fragmentary note recalls a deadly chain of acts near saw mill
A letter from W H Griffin of Oxford Aln recounts a violent history involving Misa Suttles who escaped a pistol shot, dying a year later from another wound, and Mr Packs who survived a shotgun incident by his own hand only to die years later by the same weapon near the same place. He wonders if shadows of agents moved McDonald's saw mill location 46 miles away.
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Misa Suttles
Mr. Packs
Drme
McDonald’s Saw Mill
W. H. Griff
Oxford
Aln
Knight in Kentucky at Decoration Day Services
The Danville Kentucky newspaper praises Hon Lucian Knight of Atlants for a majestic Decoration Day address in the Danville cemetery. The piece lauds his lofty sentiments bravery eloquence and pathos and notes a request for a published full copy in a future issue.
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Knight
Allence
Green
Hoe
Grady
Oriental Croesus Tagore Named Maharajah of Eastern India
Sir Joteendra Tagore, a Maharajah in British India, cannot attend the London coronation. His nephew will represent him. Tagore is noted as one of the wealthiest magnates in eastern India and a generous patron of arts and philanthropy. His hospitality is famed in Calcutta and beyond.
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Joteendra Tagore
British India
London Chronicle
London
Calcutta
Tagore
Bir Joteendro
Tagore Castle
Tagore Street
British India Assocation
Hereditty
When Lord Hagian Speaks
London Leader notes Lord Ragian’s post dinner habit of arranging nearby items on the table into an imagined trio of figures, provoking amusement among onlookers as he prepares to address the gathering.
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Lord Hagian
London
Lord Ragian
Nottie
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