Constitution advertising managers sought outside Atlanta
Notice to subscribers and staff excerpts from The Constitution dated November 6 1905 list advertising managers for all territory outside Atlanta traveling reps and solicitors. The item reads as a local notice amid a column of foreign affairs and editorial snippets from various sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Buildir
Atlanta
Washington
Constitution
Luite
Colorado Guilding
Fourteenth End
G Streets
N. W
W H. Overey
C. H Donnell
Blackburd Charles
Moore
J. A. Carroll
Constitution Publishing CO
Georgia as empire of the south and cement prospects
The piece extols Georgia as a true empire of the south, citing diverse resources from cement to wood and brick. It contrasts southern dignity with white labor trends, notes Kansas as a test case, and argues rural Southerners can solve labor by owning land and farming themselves. It ends urging self-reliance in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture of
Kansas
The
Kansas City Journal
South
Coburn
Dixie
Southern Industry Sees First Homebuilt Steel Steamer Launched
The first steel steamer built in the south and launched at Chattanooga features a light 150 horsepower engine and will serve freight and passenger routes on Tennessee rivers. The piece argues domestic construction supports regional growth, with Birmingham and Chattanooga positioned to expand river transportation and shipbuilding opportunities across the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Chattanooga
South
Birmingham
South Atlantic
Gulf
Secretary Taft Inspects Isthmus Fortification Site
Secretary of War Taft with Col Edwards and Lt Col Black examined fortification plans on the Isthmus at the Puelle terminal near Panama. Ancon foothill cited as a fort site while an island near Panama Bay was rejected. Engineers head to Colon to determine forts on Toro Point where American-owned properties exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast
Isthmus
Panama
United States Secretary of War
Mr. Taft
Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Wiliam M. Black
Mark Brooks
Puelle Terminal
Canal
Associated Press
Ancon
Panama Bay
Colon
Toro Point
Good Cloth Business Done This Week in Manchester Trade
In Manchester last week cloth trade showed fair volume with firmer prices. Most activity came from the home trade, while inquiries from India and other regions were numerous but offered remunerative terms. Printing and finishing cloths sold best though manufacturers were booked far ahead. higher grades sold readily to the American market. Lower qualities moved slowly as spinners sought buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
India
Thing
Warns
Red Kate Leary and the daring escape from Ludlow Street Jail
In The Metropolitan Magazine the tale recounts Kate Leary known as Red Kate who plans to rescue her husband Rea Leary by excavating through two brick walls from a tenement adjacent to his Ludlow Street jail cell. She works with steel tools, carries away mortar and brick, and finally uses the dawn to effect a break in. The story highlights her bold devotion and the pair's continued ties to the vicarious profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Magazine
Hermitage
Geran
Kate Leary
Red
Kate
New York
Rea” Leary
Ludlow Street
Jong
Ianor
Leary
Lear
Tax Rates in Georgia Highest in Forsyth County This Year
Forsyth county will pay heavier taxes this year than any other county in the state with a total of 25.60 per $1,000 after state and local levies. Other counties show lower rates though several are building new courthouses, and city rates are generally higher than county rates. The report lists rates by counties and major cities, noting Abbeville the highest town rate and Atlanta Augusta Brunswick Macon Rome Savannah Columbus Athens Albany among others.
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Forsyth County
Forsyth
Jones County
Clinton
Grays
Franklin and Wilcox
Terrell County
Muscogea
Putton
Richmond
Chatham
Bibb
Floyd
Loyd
W. A. Wright
Abbeville
Atlanta
Augusta
Brunswick
Macon
Rome
Savannah
Columbus
Athens
Albany
Ralph Bingham Delights Atlanta Grand Opera House Audience
Ralph Bingham headlined a Saturday night Grand opera house performance in Atlanta, presented by Coronel Joan Temple Graves. The Georgian entertainer drew enthusiastic applause with songs and stories, solidifying his famed status in the South and delivering a memorable benefit event for the Atlanta Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronel Joan Temple Graves
Bingham
Uhis
Ralph Bingham
Avanta
South
Geryes
Court House Muddle Sparks Baldwin County Tale
A Baldwin County court house intrigue unfolds as Coroner McKenzie seeks to arrest Sheriff Armstrong at Bay Minette, while Armstrong resists confinement and a coroner’s warrant. Reports say no arrest occurred, though troops were rumored. The drama centers on jurisdiction and authority.
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Montgomery
Ala
Capitol
Baldwin County Court House
Gulf
McKenzie
Bay Minette
Dapimne
Armstrong
Hay Winette
Welcome Return of Paul de Roulede Sparks Paris Welcome
Paul de Roulede founder of the League of Patriots arrived in Paris after six years exile. A large crowd greeted him at the station and escorted him through the crowd amid careful precautions to prevent disorder. He is expected to be seated in the chamber of deputies and to take an active nationalist role in forthcoming proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul de Roulede
Paris
League of Patriots
M. Renee
Chamber of Deputies
Not Joe's Way Campaign Commentaries in Georgia Papers
A compilation of editorials from The Gaxley Banner The Macon Telegraph The Rawkinsville Disputch and News The Columbus Baquiter Sun The Savannah Press The Perry Home Journal The Rome Tribune and Griffin News debating Tom Watson Hoke Smith and party unity. It condemns Watson for aiming to wreck the Democratic Party and urges Democrats to guard against his influence amid Georgia political campaigns.
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Joe
Gaxley Banner
Edster Loyless
Joe Hill Hall
Rawkinsville
Georgia
Watson
Democratic Party
Tom Watson
Mr. Watson
Lingell
The
Columbus Baquiter-Sun
Tom
Hon
Hoke Smith
Savannah Press
Mir. Watson
Rome Tribune
Griffin News
Thomas E. Watson
Thomas Watson
Watacon Reema
Mr. Smith
Parker Py
Wall Street
August Helmont
Miatom Watson
Flake Smith
Demu Ratte
Madison Advertiser
Atlante Journal
Hoke Brvira
Prom the
Perry Home Journal
Mason News
Fran Hoke Smith
Tae Alee
A. Difference
Wabsin Courier
Monticea
Tien
Judge Pick Hassell
Atlanta Journal
Constitution
Savannah News
Augusta Chronicle
Macon Telegraph
Hoke Smithe
Democrat Party
Wake
Flake
Demon Party
What the Negro Is Now Hoping For
From The Atlanta Independent, the piece argues that disfranchising legislation may empower Black voters while urging Clark Howell not to block Hoke Smith. It supports dividing white voters to create opportunity, praising Mr Smith’s tactic and urging whites to split coalitions for a perceived public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Independent
Clark Howell
Hoke Smith
Ashieves
Hardwick and South Carolina plan in early Georgia politics
Augusta Ga November 3 1905 Milam S Prentice argues that The Atlanta Journal should state its views on the South Carolina plan for nominating state officers and its potential effect on congressional nominations. He notes Hardwick as the lone Georgia congressman matching the Journal’s correspondent’s description and questions support for the plan amid electoral defeats and shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas William Hardwick
Mardwick
Ion
Hleming
Flewing
Cheb
Hardwick
South Carolina
Georgia
Congress
Milam
Augusta
Reform and political play in Georgia’s 1900 race
A chorus of editorials from various Georgia papers weighs Hoke Smith and Tom Watson’s rising influence, criticizes party factions, and questions reform motives. Readers recall alignments, railroads, and candidates while warning of factional manipulation and populist enticements.
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Unites State
Canada
Mexico
Alania
St Nny
Japan
Assurin
Boston Journal
Togo
Dewey
Aries J. Schwab Ie
Charly
Birmingham Age-Herald
Siaybe
Chicago Tribune
Hellet
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Russia
Bernard Shaw
Tammany
Pacific Ocean
Kansas City
Chicago
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Penro Tg
Wennsylvania
Fen- Rose
Walter Watterson
Ife Insurance Sa Bletias
D Linevitch
Linevitch
Manchurian
Ku- Toe
Yalu River
J Pierpont Morgan
George W. Perkins
St Petersburg
Rua- Bla
New York Press
Ivins
Ie “Georsis
Lee Bates
Stevens
Panam Cs
Taang
Duaup
Chattahoochee
Union
Springfield Republican
Eska
Empire State
Famous Prison
Daa Loiwecu
Oniz Man
Mark
Sloke Smith
Houston County News
Americas Times-Recorder
Jim Stines
Saab Wright
Sid Lewis
Lewis
Brom the Americas Times-Recorder
Tom Warren
Price County Journal
Skeptico
Crawfordville Advocate-Democrat
Stoke Smith
Senola
Enterprise
Cmmtry
Moise Smith
Clark Hower
Beth
Georgi Cillzen
Smith-Russell
Monticello
Howell
Russell
Gwinnett News
Tuy
Hole Smith
Jim
James M. Smith
New Orleans
Lawrenceville
Jonesboro Enterprise
Hokd South
Railroads
Moke Smith
Urray News
Boston
Goa
Hoke
Hokey
Teddy
Tle
Dick Russel
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