Constitution Publishing Co London Office Invitation
The London Office offers reading and reception rooms in Trafalgar Buildings with a special invitation for Hoatherners visiting London to use the Constitution office as headquarters. GEO. M. Shortus is the London representative, traveling reps listed, city collectors named, and a caution to avoid others. Published Atlanta GA November 10 1899.
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National Quarantine Law Sought to End Texas Louisiana Trade Embargo
A Louisiana backed suit seeks to halt Texas embargo on interstate commerce during yellow fever outbreaks. The piece argues against panic and urges a national quarantine law to preserve trade, reduce fear, and curb interstate friction while permitting disinfection and targeted regional quarantines.
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Texas
Southwest
New Orleans
Mississippi
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Jouisiana
The Story of a Well Won Fight in Washington
A Washington dispatch details a farmer led push for 8 cent cotton. The Constitution cites Wilkes county meetings with farmers merchants and bankers uniting for higher prices. It notes a rise from 5 11 16 to 8 cents and praises collective action against price manipulation.
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England
Germany
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South
Henry M. Neill
Virginia
Texas
Neill
Quarantine Law Debate and Interstate Trade Impact
Debate on a national quarantine law resurfaces amid concerns for community welfare and state regulation. Supporters argue for benevolent, humanity based regulation, while opponents highlight reliance on interstate trade and commerce across the south Atlantic and Gulf states.
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Gulf States
Cuba and the Cubans
The article argues that American policy in Cuba mirrors what should have occurred in the Philippines, praising peaceful Cuban reorganization under military rule. It notes progress in civil government, rising investment, and growing Cuban confidence, with only limited friction and no broad public consensus on Cuba’s future.
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Cuban Situation Questioned by General Lee
General Fitzhugh Lee tests Cuban sentiment amid debates on annexation to the United States and independence for Havana and other regions. He notes a split among prominent Cubans urging immediate self rule while many natives hold no clear view on the future.
Words of a Musical Boor Reproduced by Saturday Review
Reprinted remarks by pianist De Pachmann criticize the audience during his visit and warn of future exhibitions by traveling performers. The critique suggests such acts bait audiences and warns against fawning over entertainers for cash. Nebraska is referenced as a political analogy, while notes on Georgia history and patent news appear among fragmented clippings.
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Saturday Review
de Pachmann
Captain Brave and the Maid at Home in Georgia
A Georgian social column mix includes a wooing war poem about the captain brave and the lass at home, followed by local life notes from the Rawlins Eagle. The snippets mention Billy Staples, Miss Katie, Pulin Green, Ross Struthers, Miss Mandy, and a quirky marriage notice, plus song references and a legislative note from Dade county.
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Misa Molfe
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Confronting Boer History and State Finances in 1899 Letters
A reader from Stast Point Georgia argues the Cape dispute facts and Trek Boers history, defending British rule and urges fair taxation and education funding. Another Georgia reader critiques Governor Candler's fiscal policy, cites state debt and sinking fund questions, and calls for school funding reform.
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Prominent Cleveland men visit Atlanta and discuss politics
G L Hechler and John Hirsius, both noted Cleveland businessmen, pass through Atlanta en route to Brunswick to oversee real estate interests. Hechler cites reaction to Ohio politics and Hanna as motivation behind McKisson era sentiment. Also in Atlanta are Jeff Boynton and others noting Ohio and Georgia political currents as visitors stop at the Kimball and Aragon hotels.
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Tales About Atlanta Across Town Papers
A collage of Southern papers praise Atlanta noting hero status for Santiago figures and Dewey Days as well as admiring its growth. Critics in Booth Carroll and DMail mock Atlanta yet concede its strong newspaper culture fuels its commercial strength and regional pride.
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Bank Examiner Bill Faces House Opposition in Georgia
A Georgia house debate centers on Swift of Elbert proposing a separate state bank examiner with reduced salaries funded by banks. Treasurer Speer defends existing supervision while noting economy and efficiency aims, arguing current law already secures solvency and proper oversight.
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Admiral Kell Honored Yet Georgia Fails to Reward Him
The Times-Recorder urges Georgia legislators to grant a pension worthy of Lieutenant Melnish Kell, a veteran of the Alabama and a figure of pride for the South. The piece lauds Kell’s courage, calling him the most selfless officer in the war and lamenting his poverty and neglect. It contrasts Kell’s fame with the public’s gratitude and urges lasting recognition from the nation.
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Georgia Chronile Reports Early State History
The State Press chronicles Georgia from colonial settlement to modern times in an interesting instructive piece. Tifton Gazette notes B H Freese showcasing pears claimed as the finest, weighing one pound and measuring sixteen inches long with seven inches in girth.
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Reconsider Mr Calvin of Consent of the His Constur
A brief note discusses reconsideration regarding Mr Calvin in relation to consent of the constitution, outlining prior actions and proposed adjustments. The item emphasizes procedural context and potential implications for governance.
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