Constitution Voice on Macon Exposition Debt Said to Be Paid
The Constitution supports resolving the Macon Exposition debt by a $500 cash subscription to cover claims, arguing the debt is public and must be paid. It cites the 1887 1893 contracts between Macon and the state fair and notes Atlanta should not bear the burden.
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Macon Exposition Company
Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
Macon
Telegraph
Atlanta Management. Haress
Georgia
Agricultural Society
The
R. A. Nisbet
Nisbet
Colonel Nisbet
Friend of
Constitution
W. C. Hale Investment Company
Constitution Publishing Company
Building and Loans Association
Colonel Hemphill
Hale
Mr. Hale
Hemphitl
Webster and Worcester
R. W. Jemison
State Fair Association
State Agricultural Society
Aald Society
Pnay
State Society
John C. Waddell
Thage
Jamison
Neill
New York City
Henry M. Neill
Sam M. Inman
Commissioners of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Democratic unity on Philippine policy urged in periodical critique
The text argues against tying Philippine policy to partisan aims and urges Democrats to act on principled, humanity-driven policy. It notes some Democrats align with Atkinson or Eastern Republicans, but stresses Democratic leadership must guide policy using democratic principles, not partisan attacks. The piece reflects on duties in the Philippines and cautions against imperial temptations.
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Philippines
the Democracy
Harper's Weekly
Alan
Porto Rico
Cuba
Tropics
Philippine
Aguinaldo
Ohio
Bryan
National Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Fite
Democratic Party
Edward Atkinson
Dewey
Railroads create terminal superintendent post in Atlanta
Announcement that railroads entering Atlanta plan to create a superintendent of terminals position and have offered it to C. E. Harman, Western and Atlantic general passenger agent, suggests a concrete depot plan may emerge before the current legislative session ends. The move aims to unify railroad interests in a single representation.
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Afr
Herman
Western
Atlantic
Atlanta
C. E. Harman
Western and Atlantic Railway
Advice to the Legislature Reflects Press Viewpoints
Georgia editors urge legislators to heed press reports on bills. The Marietta Journal notes a dog tax proposal and execution for nonpayment, while Blackshear Times supports a four year term for county officers. The Nashville South Georgian mocks a proposed assistant county school commissioner and laments legislative waste.
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Marietta Journal
W. W. Dews
Tlandalpha
Georgia
Blnckshear
Nashville South
State press snippets from Georgia towns and contests
Items from Georgia newspapers note playful chatter about a long presumed dead man named Lawlow and a theater show in Waycross. Albany reports Cobb county winning a thousand dollar prize at the state fair with Bartow at eight hundred for second, Dougherty’s absence suggested. Griffin mentions a giant gray eagle displayed by J M Goodin. Augusta praises the Constitution for exposing Nell and aiding southern cotton planters.
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Lawlow
Wayeroay
The
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
John Lawlow
Waycross
Albany
Cobb County
Bartow
Dougherty
Griffin
J. M. Goodin
Pike County
State Political Gossip across Georgia capitals and races
John W Maddox visits Cedartown amid Polk County support for re election. Colonel B Z Herndon announces state senate bid opposing the Speer bill. The Times-Recorder condemns the Speer bill to make railroad commission elective. Judge RL Gamble enters Tenth district congressional race from Louisville. Dr Rawtins Bandereville state senator and Fleming also entered. Democrats named with heated races expected in Ames.
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Cedartown Standard
FB. Knight
Maddox
Polk
Herndon
North Georgia
B. Z. Herndon
State Senate
Speer
Americus
Times-Recorder
The
Times- Recorder
Dr. Rawtins
Bandereville
Fleming
Ames
Shelters of Love and Georgia Holiday Notes
A collage of verse and brief items from Georgia era papers. Love themed lines praise shelter and devotion amid rustic life, while local briefs report coal prices, returning soldiers at Christmas, and political notes from Billville and Rome. Includes poems and satirical quips about lawmakers and everyday life.
Legacy Dispute Over Yale Mineral Collection After Marsh Death
Obituary sketches Profegess Marsh a Yale paleontologist founder of the Peabody Museum. The disputed will threatens control of a multi million dollar mineral collection deemed vital for military and scholarly use, with heirs contesting and Yale resisting.
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Profegess Marsh
Agassiz
Yale University
Marsh
Mndter
Yale
National Tin Plate Company Chartered in West Virginia
Charleston November 11 a charter was issued for the National Tin Plate Company of Wheeling with authorized capital of 1 600 000. Incorporators listed include Nelson E Whitaker W Z Bowers J C McDowell and others. The firm plans mining smelting and working iron and related manufacturing activities.
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Charleston
W. Va
DY National Tin Plate Company
Nelson E. Whitaker
W. Z. Bowers
Wheeling
J. C. McDowell
Fustin
C. A. Daly
Lewis
W. E. Wison
Pitisaure
Adams Speaks Unity Amid Visit by Prof and Gia People
Declares United States identity and shared purpose during a visiting event. Prof Adams emphasizes solidarity as local communities prepare for civic initiatives.
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United States
Gia
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