Constitution Publishing Co Ad Rates And Notes 1906
Notices from the Constitution Publishing Co Atlanta dated November 24, 1906 outline postage, advertising rates and distribution methods. It lists staff, bureaus in New York and Atlanta, and names traveling representatives. The page includes political commentary and miscellaneous notes about tariffs, journalism, and Georgia education.
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United Etaien
Atlente
Qutaide
Atlenta
Nichols & Bolliday
Constitution Bullying
Atlanta
Washington
Afbbe
Witeeenth Street
Jobo Corrigay
Serraspondant
THE
Constitution
New York
Hotsings
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Madison Square
W. W. Blackburn
C. B. Moore
C. B. Atrinson
W. H. Overdey
C. H. Donnelly
Constitution Publishing CO
Woodward withdraws. Maddox urged for mayor in Atlanta
The text asserts James G. Woodward formally withdrew as city mayoral nominee, erasing party or primary obligation. It argues Atlanta never had a city Democratic primary and contends Woodward’s withdrawal returns the race to a neutral footing, urging voters to back Robert F. Maddox for the best city administration.
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James G. Woodward
People of
Atlanta
Robert F. Maddox
Woodward
Democratic Party
Democratis Party
Mary
Mr. Woodward
Officials: Atlanta officials boost city revenue via property assessments
Officials praised for turning an expected revenue loss into gains through systematic assessment. Tax assessors Charles D. Meador J. J. Harrison and J. Hu worked to raise personal property values totaling 1.6 million and real estate 4 million, yielding a net income increase of about 62,000 annually and offsetting an anticipated 20,000 to 25,000 deficit.
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Atlants
Sprendia
Atlanta
Charles D. Meador
J. J. Harrison
J. Hu
Grant leads reform via cooperative funding redistribution
Chairman John W. Grant and the city finance committee have, through harmonious effort, recast fund distribution for public needs. Their teamwork has transformed a troublesome situation into positive achievements, leaving no lingering discontent and earning strong support from involved parties.
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John W. Grant
Grant
Asséspore
Thanksgiving Turkey Tales In Verse And Prose
A mosaic of humorous verses and anecdotes about Thanksgiving. includes a first person poem about carving a turkey, dialect humor about possums and Santa Claus, songs like Empty Stocking Town, and regional notes from The Billville Banner praising gratitude and communal feasts. It captures festive mood and local color with playful sketches and moral reflections.
Georgia Authors Protest Book Commission Move
A Georgia reader protests the state book commission dropping local titles like Bacon’s Four Years in Numbers and urges support for southern publishing. The letter argues for Georgia talent and warns that shifting to northern books harms regional development and schools. It condemns perceived missteps and calls for a protest to protect home industry and education.
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Georgia
School Book Commission
James B. Hunnidutt
Comenfdsion
Commission
Torchla
North
Council Votes $250 Toward Roads Congress
At yesterday's city council meeting, a resolution by Councilman Grant approved a $250 contribution for expenses of the Southeastern Roads Congress to be held in the city on December 24 and 9. Welter G. Cooper of the chamber of commerce urged support noting the congress's importance. the county plans a $260 donation covering half the costs.
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Vention WI
Tacomber
Grant
Southeastern Roads Congress
Welter G. Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
Gossip at the Capitol and Georgia legal notices
The Georgia Supreme Court heard S Booth versus the state over a failed Atlanta bank. Governor Smith issued a $200 reward for letters threatening Mormon congregants in Montreal DeKalb County. The prison commission and Milledgeville farm issues are reviewed with reference to Superintendent Coombe’s misconduct. Delegates from Georgia to the National Commercial Congress are named, listing numerous Atlanta and statewide figures.
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Smith
Montreal
DeKalb County
Jwrletding
Melvin Payton
Jim Bankston
Westcott
Macon
Westbrook
Coombs
Clement A Evans
Georgia
National Commercial Congress
Washington
Vauana
Carermifle
L Reever
Cartermite
Judes
Cartersville
Ward Themamilic
McIntyre
Thomamille
G Skinner
Warneshoro
R Forter
Rome
Tarts Wright
Henri Fame
McGhee
Fouche
Shallen
Cumming
Wradur
Roger Ranch
Mclana
Ataucal
Mickman
Augusta
Edenfield
J & Botts
Ashburn
JS Adams
Demoveat
JH Dunston
Las Groupe
Chappel
Columbus Ts
Columbus
Go Peacock
Bubo
Wood Kincaid
Grit
Mann Brunmaid
HS Lee Broue Yuk
Burroughs
Bronswich
Maynard
Americus Dal Ro Crum
Cadele
Pate
Cordele
Flux Kerald A
Cook
Fitzgerald
Flberton
AO Blojook
OOM
Paderson
Ledgaville
Plowdan
Valdosta
Preaton Wilford
Americns
Wy Wall
Meftoc
RG Brumby
Marietta
Tenner
Douglas
Itvers Simmertile
Drs ‘Brown
Eton
N. Pacterson
Adatylite
Barfield
Stacon
AW Smith
Maron
Calhoun
John A .Darwin Athent
Jyle Felton
Monteswna
Ladies Serve Tea For Charity In Atlanta
Tea will be served this afternoon from 2 to 6 in Nunnally tea room at the Whitehall street store to aid a trained nurse working in the Elsas May factory district. A ladies committee led by George P Howard and others will oversee the event with chocolate, sandwiches, and cake, plus an orchestra, promising a pleasant afternoon while supporting a worthy cause.
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Elsas-May
Atlanta
Nunnally
Whitehall Street
George P Howard
J. H. Nunnally
Willard H. Nutting
Andrew Calhoun
Harry Her
Twenty Four New Citizens Granted Papers by Judge Newman
Twenty four applicants for naturalization appeared before Judge Newman yesterday in the morning session of the United States court. They took the oath of allegiance to the federal government and will enjoy full protection as citizens. The group included natives from Greece, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Austria, and Sweden, with an interpreter assisting in the proceedings. Court Crier George W. Caney called the long-named applicants before the judge. The new citizens will have the right to vote in the December 2 election.
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Yadgee Newman
Newman
United States Court
United States
Greece
Tali
Germany
Turkey
Austria
Weden
George W. Caney
Woman Acquitted in Calhoun Poison Murder Case
After thirteen minutes of jury deliberation, Mrs. Calhoun was found not guilty of murdering her husband by poison at 6 42 o clock. Friends applauded the verdict as soon as it was announced in Mobile.
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Tory
Calhoun
Mobile
Ale
Joseph Calhoun
Federal Judge Pleads for Law Respect in Tennessee
Memphis scene recounts killings of Captain Quentin Rankin and Edward Carmack as Judge John MecCaIl urges jurors to enforce all criminal statutes fairly. He condemns lax enforcement and warns that only strong penalties deter crime across state and federal lines.
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Memphis
Tenn
John MecCail
Captainn Quemtin Rankin
Band of Night Riders
Edward W. Carmack
Nashville
Tennessee
Georgia Railroad seeks new trial in Edgewood nuisance case
The Georgia Railroad and Banking Company filed for a new trial in a Superior Court case against the City of Atlanta. Judge Pendleton delayed ruling on a motion to allow exceptions, with a temporary restraining order keeping Dr Starnes from his Edgewood Avenue clinic for ten days. The docket lists many local figures and firms, including W. A. Starnes and J. B. Bryan, with the case centering on alleged public nuisance from opening up Edgewood and related activities. In a separate matter, Harry Johnson received four years for assault with intent to murder after a prior incident involving a neighbor and a shooting near a residence.
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Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Pendleton
Inperiar
Grangle Railroad and Banking Company
Atlanta
Tetog
St Je
Pendieton
Decembr Ab
Jamen B
Hide Pendieton
Verday
W O
Starnes
Edgewood
Georen
Bull H Jeffries
John R Dickey J Greenfield
Joe Hurt
Warren A Candler
TP Finkers
George C. Walters
OH Glenn
H Patterson
Wake A
C Bedinger Byers
K, Mower
James
Carsten
WA Stames
W P Kelly
E ‘Lawrences
Edgewood Avenue
Mama
Allen
Pester Day
Harry Johnson
Johnson
TutwYler On Trial For Forgery In Federal Court
Tutwiler faces trial on charges of forging three money orders totaling 312025 using Avery & Co of 53 South Lorant street. Prosecutors allege he forged signatures to cash the orders at Lowry National Bank. He had been remanded earlier to an insane asylum, later dismissed, and is represented by George Te Bek & Son with Atty Henley for the government.
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NLP
Tutwiler
Avery & Co
South Lorantr Street
Tral
Newman
Alcigst
Cauitive
Yuuws
George Te Bek
Imeteics
ArloTmey Henley
George Naprt Tulesier
Wewes
Wyler
Lowry National Bank
Roan
Milledgestile
Indiana party passes through Atlanta today
Governor de Frenk and a large Indiana delegation travel by special train to Andersonville to unveil the second Indiana monument. Colonel G A Jones will represent the secretary of war in the dedication ceremonies. The party, escorted by Company M and a Fort Screven band, stops in Macon overnight before visiting Andersonville.
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de Frenk
Staf
Atlanta
Anderson File
Indiana Monument
Indiana
United States
G. A Jones
Department of the Gulf
Secretary of War
Jones
Andersonville
Seventeenth Infantry
H. M. Bankhead
Fourteenth Artery Corps
Fort Screven Savannah
Macon
R. C Griffitt
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Sven Mr. Carnegie
Mr. Foraker
Pa el Sid Arlene
Florida
Dick Croker
Abe Ruef
Justice
Iraly
Johndee
Standard Oil
Little Trusts
China
Chicago
Daily News
Jal
Howard Gould
Speaker Cannon
Fom Johnson
Roosevelt
John T. Rockefeller
Nebraska
Bryan
Tair
Ar. G. F. Hunnteuté
Souther Cultivator
Hunnicutt
Georgia Auto
Dickey
Sud Brother
Breiner Dickey
Woman's Rights Society
Sabethan Herald
Helievea
Christman
Santa Claus
Ike
Bentstown
Janta
Horn
Cula
Pat Wen
Jordan
Rabbit
Billville
Sunnicutt
Grand Jury
Objestionalita
Washington Street
Citisens
Ely
Glon FF. Parry
Canton
Council
Congress
S. Booth
Real Bank
Supreme Court of Georgia
John C. Jdartie
Réward S. Brown
B B. Blackburn
Rankin
Carmack
Atlania Fem
Cornelius Castleberry
Philippines
Atlant
Speer
Tutwyler
Frank Hanly
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