Subscriptions and notices in Constitution paper 1905
A scanned 1905 issue lists subscription rates and advertising contacts for Constitution Publishing Co Atlanta, with notices to subscribers, traveling representatives, and solicitors. It also touches on political commentary and public notices of the era, reflecting period concerns and community details.
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Donnally
Blackburn
Chartes
Moore
J H Carrolt
Constitution Pubblishing CO
Whoopee and the 1896 political uproar in Indiana
A neighbor asks The Constitution to clarify Whoopee’s identity and actions amid the Indianapolis convention boom and anti democratic rhetoric. The column recalls a 1890 party split and notes New York road funding, Georgia good roads advocacy, and the era’s political fervor with mentions of Roy Up, Bryan, and Ains worth.
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DeKalb County
Lneup
Hooper Alexander
Democratic Party
Vagabond Democracy and Watsons Democratic Criticism
A Savannah Press summary examines Thomas E Watson on his Vagabond Democracy editorial stance, his opposition to Democratic leaders, and how Georgia Democrats react. It notes Watson’s split with national Dems, the loyalty of Watson’s followers, and concerns that his crusade could shrink Georgia’s and the South’s Democratic representation in Congress.
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Ihe
Savannah
Wi Watson
Big Friends
Advicc
Mr Watson
Watson
Democratic Party
Tom Watsons Magazine
South
Congress
Georgia
Texas
Democracy
Democratic South
A Dead Issue in Georgia Politics and Labor Questions
The piece argues that negro disfranchisement is a dead issue in Georgia politics due to the white primary. It warns that future tensions will center on industrial roles and labor supply, noting a growing problem of negro labor efficiency and production in the South.
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Alban, Herald
Georgia
Georgie
South
Gemma
Watsons Opportunity From the Cordele Defens
In an interview Watson explains his motive to use the populists opportunity to influence Georgia politics. He details his shift from opposition to Smith to backing a Smith led strategy to regain control, aiming to rebuild the populist party by leveraging the white primary issue and disfranchisement laws.
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Watson
Smith
Lhemsches
J Smith
Wila
Lancoln
Nebr
Democrats
Bryan
Senate
Fusion
Hoke Smiths
Georgia
Watsons
Watsons Magazine
Atlanta to organize boys club movement
In Atlanta a movement to form a boys club echoes larger city models. Prominent local men and women study clubs in other cities and plan to assist needy youths at critical moments, pledging patronage and support from business leaders.
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Atlanta
Fay
Beneft
New Cedartown Milk Company Mustered In
Members of Cedartown Raties under went examining as Inspector General Wooheartas concluded the muster in for a new milk company in Cedartown. The process covered registration and medicals with reports noting two members failed or had issues while others completed the required physicals.
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Cedartown Raties
Wooheartas
Cedartown
Weather and Sunshine Across a Fragmented Page
A mushed collection of poems, song lines, and notes blends weather musings with verses about sunshine and spring. It echoes Georgia dialect humor, literary snippets, and stray snippets from an author’s notebook about critics, possessions, and life’s small joys.
Skaters Thrive at Peachtree Auditorium Carnival
Spectators crowded the Peachtree Auditorium for a special programme last night. Skaters performed brilliantly with a gala floor show featuring a brass band and musical pieces. The event, part of a continuing series, drew large crowds and promises further success on upcoming nights.
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Peachtree Auditorum
Peachtree Audium
Poe Puma
jo_ie
Wan Gally
Len
Len Ac Edbiyo Brass
Falure
Andre
Board issues new licenses for Atlanta automobile examiners
Six licenses were issued yesterday by the board of automobile examiners. Applicants are listed with names ages addresses and car makes. Future license renewals will await board examination of fitness to operate in Atlanta.
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Boariny
Atlanta
Charles Jamson
Edward Inman
Henry Jennings
Geederdas
Frank Adar
Lowry Arnold
Peachee Street
Oldsmobile
Winship Nunnally
Ivy Street
Cadillac
Walker
Prudential Balding Ag
Deense
Allomonie
Reissung
Nes Sl
Judge Bleckley Burned In Home Candle Accident
Chief Justice Logan E Bleckley of the supreme court suffered burns to the face ear and left hand when a candle near the bed ignited a mosquito net blown by a window breeze at his Center Street home. He is expected to recover in a few days as friends learn the accident was not mortal.
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Logan E Blechley
Supreme Court
Center Street
Judge Bleckley
Moi
Will Hear From Central On Freight Rate Cut
The railroad commission meets today to hear Central of Georgia Railway’s bid to drop freight rates by moving from Class C to Class A. The current class allows a 25 percent surcharge on local hauls. under Class A this surcharge would be removed. Similar hearings are set for Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard, with Southern Railway to respond later.
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Rairoad Commission
Railroad Commission
Central of Georgia Railway
Commssons
Coutsal
Dnday
Atlantic Soast
Beuboard
Southern Railway
Pickpockets Case Resumes as Court Recess Ends
The case against alleged pickpockets John Smith Harry Winters Winte and Charles Gray opened and continued through the court’s regular term. Solicitor Hyimnen urged readiness while Attorney Rucker, absent, delayed proceedings. The defendants, tied to a prior Atlanta arrest during the president’s fair visit, face ongoing legal action. Special Tax for Schools Move. Colquitt County election set for December to decide a new funding measure supporting public schools. Parker’s petition to call the election seeks to meet statutory timing, with the aim to raise revenues for local needs.
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Cass
John Smith
Harry Winters Winte
Charles Gray
Perler
Rucker
Atlanta
Colquith
Draimary Parker
Moultrie Hifles Reorganized Moultie
The Moultrie Hifles reorganize their local chapter with plans for a banquet on November 19 and a potential large turnout for membership applications. A trial is set for November 14 with a court appearance expected to precede Sidge Reem and a representation by Atternea and TF Roger of Cy aatem and Poy nm Ay nelt.
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Moultrie Hifles
Apphieanen
Chepter Maugher
Tufles
Roger
Stove Rate Case Will Be Argued
The stove rate case before the supreme court centers on railroad commission circulars cutting stove and hollowware rates from Atlanta Rome Richmond and Dalton. Attorneys for various Savannah jobbers and railroads prepare to argue whether the commission can be enjoined from enforcing its reduced rates and whether courts may halt such circulars. The hearing promises to be an interesting contest over state regulation and potential legislative action.
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Atlanta
Rome
Rechmart
Dalton
Brannib
Lopnabid
Manila
Tre Pons
Cirvuia
Georga Polis
Auperior
Ghatham County
Jaine
Xierney
Jain & Hart
Ls Cirmulars
Mainain
Attorne General Mart
Apiele Cout
Cann & Barrow Lawton & Cunningham
Gen Wal
Govi
Randolph Anderson
Vounsit
Seaboard Air Line
Glas
Atlantia Coast
Conference on at Jackson Bishop Turne Will Call Session
The Atlanta annual conference of the Methodist church convenes in Jackson with Bishop H. A. Turner presiding. About two hundred ministers and delegates attend while committees on the State of the Country and Education discuss the educational mass meeting and laborer issues.
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Turne
Jatheen
Allanta
He 412
Picopal
H AL Furmer
Pownstey
Hen Yasters
Mike All Reperte
Het Shiges
Oa Dass
Alanta Disrit
Alexander
South Atlanta
Rey John Harmon
Newnan
Wauhew
R Llemming
Coongtuo
Rv i F Fenton
Stinson
Southern Express Company bids revision rates during November offer
A special report notes the Southern Express Company voluntarily submitted a median rate offer to the railroad commission on November 14. The exchange references farm concerns and possible price impacts for farmers, with commentary from local officials and industry figures. The document lists reviews of the Wade Report and mentions figures like Love, Wade, and Andrews in context.
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Southern Express Company
Kson Wiss
Railroad Commision
Southern Expres Gompan
General Rensor
Leitro Chiaman Wexar
of Tien
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