The Constitution Subscriptions and 1903 News Notes
A scanned 1903 notice outlines subscription plans for The Constitution and reports on editorials and political commentary. It lists postal and advertising details, delivery options in Atlanta, and mentions contributors and the Washington Bureau. The text trails into political quips about Taft, Roosevelt, and various public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United States
Mexico
Repere
Atanta
Ste Ryte
Wichols & Mollidat
Constitution
Sil
Guisvide
Washington
Fifteenth Street
Jake Corrigan
New York
Twenty-ninth Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Worty-second Street
Madison Square
W. Z. Blackburn
C. S Moore
C. B. Ateinbox
W. H. Overley
Intelligent plan urged to market cotton fairly
An editorial argues cotton producers cannot get fair prices without an intelligent marketing plan. It supports the Farmers' Union call for bank cooperation and a central New Orleans warehouse to act as a public utility, enabling reliable collateral and world competition, with regional warehouses as steps toward broader control by producers.
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South
Cotton Belt
Farmers’ Union
New Orleans
W. B. Thompson
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Thompson
Constitution
New York
People's Rule and the People’s Law speech excerpt
Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte argues before the National Municipal League that delayed law and loopholes empower criminals. He urges thorough revision of criminal statutes and a new public sentiment demanding enforcement to ensure genuine rule by the people and deterrence against crime.
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National Municipal League
Pittsburg
Auorney
Charles J. Bonaparte
United States
Thetate
Bonaparte
Public will and prompt action curb crime in society
The author argues that good government in American criminal law depends on sentiment in action. Crime rises with societal inactivity, and only a healthy public conscience can enforce law from petty theft to large-scale bribery through decisive public action.
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James & Mumford
Mumford
Hippocrates
Galen
Vesalius
Pare
Halter
John Hunter
Lister
Cooper
Brodie
Prosperity in the country through thriving state fairs
Abundant crops and strong fair profits boost rural prosperity, with the Macon state fair reporting over 6000 dollars in net profit after expenses under Ben L. Jones. The era of prosperous farm communities supports city business as cash circulates from farmers to merchants and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Ben. L. Jones
Atlanta
From Georgia to Echoes of a Summer Past
A collage of verse and prose prints with Georgia dialect poetry, nostalgic pieces, and light sketches on climate in Los Angeles, urban social notes, and a playful tale of early flight dreams. Names include Wilbur Wright and local chatter on stove fires and autumn prescriptions.
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Los Angeles Times
California
Los Angeles
Wilbur Wright
Bibliographic Review of Works on Stage and Science
A long literary roundup reviews novels and outdoor tales, with comment on He Wolf and other works. It notes adaptations from plays by Eugene Walter and Charles Somerville, with multiple publishers listed and discussions of evolution, child literature, medical memoirs, and biographies of theater figures.
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Eugene Walter
Charles Somerville
Jane Jones
New York
Palace OF Danger
Mehel Wagnalin
Louis XT
Nas
Mme. de Pompadour
Pompadour
Fuax & Wagnalls Company
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Loeb
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Germany
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Kansas City Star Seys
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Rockies
Kanes
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Adama Enterprise
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Oklahoma
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Fortuna
Nat Aingle
Rim
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Aly
Veal
FAL. S
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Mandy
Mars
Thia
Mr. Wright
Amilee
Can vAnd
Theo
Lim
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Ogusta
Samuel W. Dibble
Childers
William
Fubli Harper & Bros
John M. Tyler
Amherst College
Tyler
Dr. Appleton & Co
New Perks
Betty
Ellen Douglas Deland
Chris
Harper & Brothera
Andra the Great Bear
Kirk Munroe
Hasadrenath
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Labrador
Iceverge
Bryer & Grouore
Green Room
William Winter
Mr. Winter
Saturday Evening Post
Edwin Booth
John Philip Kemba
Joseph Jefferson
Bowclasit
John McCullough
Moffat, Yard & Co
Ormon
Captain Plum
James Oliver Curwood
Brigham Young
Beaver Teland
Lake Michigan
J. J. Strong
Curwood
Great Forest
Btrang
Rober Merrill Compens
Indianapolis
James P. Conover
Maater
St. Pauls School
Goncord
N. H
Conover
Felice
John Luther Long
Metropolis
Mr. Long
Nour
Katherina
Jewell Everts
Harper &.Bres
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