London Office Invitation To Southern Visitors
The Constitution office in Trafalgar Buildings Trafalgar Square offers reading rooms and a reception area. A special invitation invites southerners visiting London to use the facilities and designate the Constitution office as their headquarters, through MR GEOR & HORTON the London representative.
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London
Trafalgar Buildings
Trafalgar Square
Constitution Office
Geor §& Horton
Tuesday'sElection in Nebraska Boosts Bryan Nomination
The Nebraska results show a strong democratic surge as Bryan campaigned across the state. The GOP suffered large defeats, undermining Republican majorities and signaling growing popular support for democratic principles, with Ohio reflecting a similar shift. Bryan's personal efforts are highlighted as pivotal to the victory.
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Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Hig
Ohio
Mark Hanna
State university students called Georgia's hope of progress
The Georgia legislature is urged not to cut higher education while funds are taken from common schools to support colleges. The South Georgia Home is criticized for insinuations that higher education serves only the rich. The university, its technological branch in Atlanta, and other campuses are described as essential, with about 1,000 students across units.
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South Georgia
Georgia
South Georgia Home
State University
Atlanta
Georgis
Macon
Telegraph
Kentucky
Commonwealth
State Agricultural Society
Pope Brown
Bob McWhorter
University of Georgia
Auburn
Piedmont Park
Sewanee
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Alabama
McWhorter
Atheny
Georgia education debate pits rich and poor white and black
A Georgia editorial argues against dismantling public and higher education, noting Emory Mercer and state schools for white students and large black college endowments. It warns that shutting access would deepen inequality, urging a unified, broad system meeting diverse needs across the state with strong support for both elementary and higher learning.
Citizens of Macon Heard From
Citizens of Macon react to creditors and lawsuits tied to a state fair in Atlanta and Macon. The article discusses bids to injure Macon by using claims against the Dixie fair and the broader impact on local business leaders and civic trust.
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Macon
Atlanta
Constitution
Waenee
Bupinces Roca
State Agricultural Society
Petto
A Rose in an Old Volume and Other Wartime Verses
A collection of poems and verses recalling love and memory, with lines about a dead rose, memory as a ghost, and the emotional toll of war. Includes The Letter from Nellie, Providence tales, a rural dialect anecdote, and a verse on Judgment Day. Strong person and place names referenced, with period newspaper voice.
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Nellie
Mercer Hartman
Bret Hartes
Jenny
Cat Stops a Factory in a Day of Lost Work
A cat wandered into EB. Wright’s shoe factory and frightened by the whistle, ran into the engine belt box. The belt tore, the engine stopped, and the plant closed for the day as workers faced a halt in production. The incident halted operations and left a trail of damage and delay across the factory floor.
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EB. Wright
Passing Throng Discusses State Fair and Fertilizer Costs
A. A. Smith lauds Georgia’s state fair as proof of diversified agriculture. He warns rising fertilizer and phosphate rock prices raise production costs, urging continued grain planting and stock refeeding to keep cotton prices stable and farmers solvent. Mr Stone of Mobile showcases a unique panoramic camera. potential Atlanta relocation discussed. Brunswicks lawyers Judge Whitfield and Col. Kay visit. railroad officials and UGA football plans feature.
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A. A. Smith
Speska
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Notable English Figures In South African Affairs Named
A Chicago era dispatch identifies Walter Francis Idy Iuthinson Sir Alfred Milner and Hon William Schreiner as prominent English figures in South African politics. Milner, governor of Cape Colony and high commissioner, Schreiner premier of Cape Colony and brother of Olive Schreiner, with Trane and Hutchingen noted for British influence and governance roles.
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Opp
Walter Francis Idy Iuthinson
Sirarfred Milner
Wiliam P Schre
Walter Trane
Hess -Hutchingen
Nital
Zululand
Alfred Miner
Cape Colony
Great Britains
South Africa
Alfred Milner
Goschen
Pate
Cecil Rhodes
Sir Alfred Mine
Wiliam P Schreiner
Uniike
Mr Schreiner
Cecil Bnedte
Capa Colony
Oliva Schreiner
Albany Coast Defense Ranch Plan by Judge Bay
Judge Sam W Bay of Albany fences 2000 acres of land to convert into a ranch. The plan aims to bring the property into productive bearing, with Albany and region cited as future markets. The proposal references nearby towns like Tifton and Americus and suggests significant agricultural development pending approval.
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Albany
Tifton
Sam W Bay
Railway Trans Railways Consolidation Amid Unclear Leadership
An unclear report notes power shifts and unsettled control over railway operations. It mentions ongoing discussions about consolidation and leadership, with no definitive resolution announced yet. The piece underscores potential impact on services and governance.
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Prete
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Charles H Donnelly
E. L. Cain
Mesara Ross Cannon
James T Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Sreth
I. Ax
Postotice
Nichols & Holliva
Constitution Build
Atlanta, GA
Emory and
Mercer
Ham
Simory
Comptroller General
Pats Ieee Rake
Hanna
Otis
Manila
Republcans
Maryland
Nita Dentha
Flower
Dickey
Wien
Providence
Jonah
William W .Teall
Oliver Sumner Teall
New York
Winfield
Samuel Sumner
Teall
Colonel Teall
Hamiln Garland
Zulema Taft
Hanover
Kaw
Taft
Don Carlos Taft
University of Dimals
Lara de Taft
Raphael Caier
Luc Oliver Merson
Macmonnies
Mexico
Yosemite Valley
Newbury
N. Y
Albert Baker
Baker
Prof. Baker
Watts
Taylorsvile
United States
Annie King
P. & OC. Schneider, Grocers
Mre
Annie Barry
New York City
Mra Barry
Jimmie
Barry
Falen
Mrs. Barry
Brooklyn
Bakers’ Union of
Bridgeport
Conn
Musial Union
St Patrick's Church
Hey
Wather Mijhill
James B. Corey
Pennsylvania
Corey
Chamberlain
Rune
Sullivan
Louisville
Isa
Fred Millinger
Sexton
Hickey
Highland Park
Marshal Gilbert
Millinger
Bull
Willem 8. Bull
Buffalo
Court Street
Ont Airs Sheater Pro
Mr Stone
Mobile
Ala
Marion Mr Stone
Mr .Stone
Washington
Stone
Annisto
Lmilless Capital
Bolling Whitfield
W E Kay
Brunswick
City
John Mr. Egan
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Aragon
Union
South Am
Belton
New South Wales
Malta
Donongmore
Sir Alfred Milner
John Paul Jones
Can Resolution
Paris
Ue American Service 2
Joni
Gersice
Ing
Cate
Philadelphia Times
Hely Hutchinson
W D Schreiner
John Pall Jones
Consolidated An
Interchaige
Candler
Conservie & Consolidat
Woodre Railway
Puwr
Deceteran
Dany
Mattr
Woodry Railway Company
Healder
PRI
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Blue Green
Reniye
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