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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
9
Fragmented wires report political drama with mentions of Senator Henna, Dick III, and Colonel Bryan abroad. The discourse covers Poland, Russia, and the Russian balance, while Georgia politics stir debates on primary fairness and white supremacy norms amid Georgia’s 1910 exposition hopes.
The Atlanta Journal argues against demagogic efforts to divide democracy as pastors, politicians, and bears of speculation. It notes farmers remain confident, seeing better command over cotton prices despite bears trying to suppress them. It asserts southern conditions are understood by farmers who hold the market firmly to their own terms.
The Savannah Press argues the Maryland defeat of the Yee amendment preserves white supremacy via a white primary. It warns Georgia not to emulate Maryland and predicts the issue will be fought in Georgia and Congress. It criticizes The Atlanta Journal and Hoke Smith for pressuring Georgia to follow Maryland’s path.
Governor Pennypacker directs letters to each state urging appointment of delegates to the Washington Congress on February 1 1906 to consider passage of uniform divorce laws nationwide. Washington reports Secretary Sign returning from New York with remarks on the proceedings.
A county correspondent shares a snippet of Georgia flavor with poems and old time sayings. The piece mixes religious and rural themes, praising resilience, fellowship, and home as seasons turn. It weaves snippets of letter extracts, jokes, and reflections on weather, harvest, and shared meals.
Plans for a Baldwin county state reformatory by Architect A C Bruce were accepted by the prison commission and detailed plans will be prepared for bids next week. Judge R B Russell of Winder speaks in Gainesville to Tall County voters amid strong support. Farmers and Merchants Bank of Georgetown in Quitman county gains a charter with capital stock of 25 thousand dollars. incorporators include JS Tewis L G Brannon J 1 Gmbson S H Barrett H M Kaigier and I T Balkcom Guerry Brannon named cashier.
Civil officials break ground on Morgan County courthouse under contractor Madison on November 10. cornerstone laid by Max Wierbirdt and foreman Grewia. Construction progresses amid ceremonies.
A November 7 1905 letter from Stanerstine Fla discusses a sermon by Dr J Wolac delivered in St Louis and defends Dr Biaciet against heresy accusations. It argues that Lee and Bradley’s views reflect within the Methodist church and will shape progress, harvest, and a future republic if law and evolution are respected.
Arrangements are set for memorial exercises at the Tech chapel on Saturday November 25 at 2 PM honoring late president Dr Lyman Hall. Gov Terrell Chancellor Hull Bishop Nelson Major Woodward and other dignitaries will speak. Following the ceremony a cornerstone will be laid for the Lyman Hall chemistry building funded by a state grant and matched locally.
Georgia farmers hear Commissioner Hudson in his monthly talk urge focusing on staple crops alongside food for man and beast, conserving timber, and building up waste places. He praises the recent state fair display of agricultural products and urges sons educated in skilled trades to uplift rural life, stressing self-reliance and the dignity of labor.
The rail road commission ended a two day session by permitting the Atlanta and Wiseville Railroad to relocate the Smyrna depot about 200 yards south to enable block signal installation on the Atlanta Cartersville line starting January 1. Public opposition cited inconvenience, while others argued the move would benefit Smyrna. Additional matters included briefings for H L Barfield's iron fence rate petition and Kilroids' time to file briefs, with decisions deferred. November hearings scheduled for Central of Georgia and Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line.
The Observer Marbury forecast a clear cool day in Atlanta for football with autumn-like weather. Yesterday brought persistent raining and strong winds, with stray drops affecting pedestrians and many carried umbrellas and overcoats.
Officials will hold folding examinations for canal lodge positions and clerical roles in Atlanta and other cities. Men with railroad experience may be considered for jobs paying from 1200 to 1000 dollars. Examinations begin December 13 with multiple sessions through January 1, offering municipal civil service opportunities in several locations.
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