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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1905
Page
5
A garbled, opinionate text surveys Russia China Cuba and Britain with scattered references to Mark Twain Taft Stead Roosevelt and others. It touches on resignations taxes pensions and political plots, then delves into philanthropy, Poland, and Russian land disputes amid a jumble of miswritten names and dates.
A New York Press dispatch surveys Iowa senators and representatives as they respond to Cummins tariff ideas. Dolliver defends protection and insists price is driven by demand, while Allison stresses ongoing demand and competition, with sidestepping noted as a trait. Also covers Chinese minister Chang urging restraint and noting mob violence penalties, plus a Britain United States naval banquet at Coney Island.
The bureau of labor issued a report on retail food prices from 1890 to 1904 showing vast increases since the turn of the century. Of 30 key items, 26 cost more in 1904 than the 1890–1900 average, with bacon up 37.8 percent and eggs 30.9 percent.
Moultrie friends in Georgia started two subscriptions to replace the boys dormitory destroyed by fire this week. Led by G. A. Horkan with a $500 gift, nearly $2,000 has been raised toward a sandstone dormitory estimated at about $19,000. The Norman Institute continues its education mission.
A Brunswick era column mixes folk verse and seasonal vignettes from Georgia. Poems evoke Indian summer, quiet towns, and local humor while a note reports Jewish Brunswick raising funds for suffering Russian Jews, with donors of all means contributing toward a $300 total so far.
Augusta Chronicle Macon News Savannah papers applaud Clark Howell announcing his candidacy. They praise his optimism statesmanship and defense of white democracy while criticizing railway plans and urging continued white primary rule and cautious railroad regulation.
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