The Constitution Advertising Terms and Atlanta Subscriptions
Notice details subscription rates for The Constitution in Atlanta and beyond. It lists daily weekly and yearly options, traveling representatives, and publishing office addresses with names like Nichols and Holliday, Blackburn, Moore, Atkin and Overbey.
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Constitution Building
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Constitution
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New York
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Blackburn
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Constitution Publishing
The Constitution Receives Campaign Contributions
The article mocks political fence sitting and election fatigue, noting donations to the Democratic National campaign and urging timely contributions. It weaves in satirical quotes about Taft Roosevelt and references to various political figures and headlines of the era.
The End of the Fight Yet the Ballot’s Outcome Stands
The piece declares the 1908 national campaign near its end with Republicans betting on turnout and Democrats claiming a principled, honest fight. It lauds Bryan’s campaign for transparency in campaign contributions and predicts political reform will shape national policy, awaiting the vote count to decide four years of government control.
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Rockefeller
Taftn Barchard
John D
Atela
Ordar
Bar
Chaimp Clark
Tor Bryan
Abolish the franking privilege in political use
The Omaha Bee argues Congress should abolish postal franking for campaign purposes to cut deficits and restore penny postage. It notes abuses by members sending political documents and household mail under franks, urging immediate abolition of free political mail to reduce costs and reform the system.
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Post Office Department
Kentucky
Washington
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Prosperity Ahead After Elections Says Business Leaders
After today politics will be set aside and business focus sharpens on speeding a return to normal conditions. Directors of large enterprises seek political peace, then orders will surge, profits rise, and the dollar race resumes. The cotton mill sector shows reawakening activity as mills plan full-time work both at home and abroad. Atlanta bank clearings reach 6,085,483 for the week, down from 6,832,287 last year, with 800 of the 1907 clearing house certificates still unredeemed. From suspension of specie payment to bulging vaults, twelve months bring expected prosperity regardless of the election outcome.
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National Congress
Atlantas
The Fight Against The Fly
Modern investigation shows the common housefly spreads disease and challenges sanitary regulation. Officials have struggled to curb the pest, while the public has done little to stop it. Removing houseflies from homes is now seen as a vital sanitary measure.
Maywood Typhoid Link to House Flies Urges City Action
An analysis from Maywood near Chicago blames a typhoid epidemic on house flies carrying germs from breeding sites into homes and onto food. Authorities urge eliminating fly breeding places and improving sewers and yard cleanliness to curb the disease.
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Chicago
Suburbs Board of Health
Des Plaines
Liverpool
James Crichton Browne
Great Britain
Tuleve
Atlanta
Atlantas
Decline of Poetry and Rural Reflections Across Georgia
A fragmenting mix of poems, local reminiscences, and social notes reflects on poetry’s decline, Southern rural life, and a nostalgia for simpler days. It weaves verses about Georgia scenes, cotton, winter, and a bygone era with scattered musings on editors, stamps, and the faith in brighter days.
Adamson at LaGrange speaks for national Democratic candidates
In LaGrange Georgia on November 2 special remarks by Hon W C Adamson drew a large crowd. He defended Watson and Graves, criticized calls to fault the party, and noted their withdrawal left them unavailable. The event showcased Democratic unity amid cross-state considerations.
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Captain J A Goodwin's brave rescue attempt
Captain J A Goodwin of the tug Prudenos reported arriving from Baltimore detailing a failed rescue off Low Point Chesapeake Bay. He leapt overboard in darkness to reach an unknown man lashed to a vessel mast head but the rope slipped and the man disappeared in the storm.
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Opinion of the Press on Presidential Fight
Final pre election predictions from New York Herald Cincinnati Enquirer Memphis Commercial Appeal and Norman E Mack echo Taft and Bryan outcomes. Posts from Grosvenor and The New York Times cite Ohio Indiana New York and other states with varied projections.
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