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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1901
Page
5
Atlanta voices oppose removing Newton County from the fifth district and vow to defend Uncle Leonidas. A separate essay argues ministers should avoid political entanglements, urging pastors to steer faith matters rather than public policy.
A newspaper article argues that religious pulpits are not proper arenas for public issues or international conflicts. It asserts that ministers represent a higher authority and should refrain from preaching about wars or political disputes, even when nations clash.
The hunting season in Georgia opens for three months, with many sportsmen in the woods, while a restraint seeks to protect birds. The veterans of the blue and gray fade, as Grand Army deaths amount to 7,055 in the year, shrinking survivors to 268,507.
Southern football ramps up as colleges finish schedules and fans fill autumn. The article urges self control and condemns slugging and rough play as dangerous and ungentlemanly, stressing that discipline is essential to preserve the game's appeal and safety.
The piece argues for severe penalties against rough play in Southern college football and condemns professional players on college teams. It praises honesty, student-athlete integrity, and traditional discipline in schools, while endorsing robust physical development and safe play. It also extols Senator Daniel, criticizes partisan politics, and includes literary scraps and humorous vignettes.
James J. Sanguinetto Jr. of Coney Island New York a 32 year old tintype studio operator committed suicide at the Georgia state fair grounds by drinking a cyanide bath after tearing up letters from home and burning them He spoke of having nothing to live for before entering a tent and dying within minutes despite medical aid.
Across Georgia papers, Atlanta depots, the famed car shed, and controversy over a new facility are debated. Editorials query local leadership and rail interests, with rumors of London coronation plans for Mayor Mims and potential statewide representation.
A long summary of seven assassination attempts on Queen Victoria from 1840 to 1882 is recounted, detailing near misses in London Hyde Park and Windsor routes. It notes the queen’s composure, Albert’s warnings, and public reactions including drives after attacks and ovations.
In Macon Ga on November 11 voters prepare for a mayor and five aldermen election. Mayor Bridges Smith and Hazlehurst are rivals with active campaigns and financial backing from Wills Sparks. Sparks defends city credit and taxes while urging scrutiny of old contracts. Alderman Hill joins the lively, mudslinging campaign as voters await results and party unity.
A damaged OCR style fragment offers an unreadable note about placing items and awaiting updates, with unclear names or dates and no coherent events or figures readable for a proper summary.
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