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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1906
Page
5
A collage of satirical riffs on Roosevelt Taft and events across the United States. References to Porto Rico Thanksgiving in Mars rumors of steamship and rail delays, political quips, and mock notices about Cuban affairs and Hearst versus Root.
A dramatic push to curb vagrancy in Indianapolis orders idle loafers to work or face the workhouse, with parallels claimed across Georgia. The piece cites labor demand, police enforcement, and a call for strict vagrancy laws while pairing broader concerns about immigration, marriage ideals, and pending federal trust prosecutions, including actions against Standard Oil in St. Louis.
A fragmentary poem by Lollie Delle Wylie from Atlanta Georgia is printed with lush imagery of blue eyes violet skies and scent of the vine. The verse praises a fair beauty and the freshness of a southern summer as the speaker admires her.
The Pareans propose trial marriages, debated by thinkers as an eternal problem in family relations. The idea, not new, surfaces amid discussions on divorce policy and social norms. Critics doubt its seriousness and warn it could trivialize serious commitments.
After election turmoil in New York a special Democratic committee will meet Monday to investigate charges involving Patrick H. Vinttarren and Carren da Vira. The inquiry aims to address irregularities tied to Governor candidate Rit RK Aleve in King County and Ring county gear.
The piece presents a collage of dialect verses and comic notices from Billville, including rhymed quips about holidays, a scientist dialogue in the Arctic, a burglar rhyme, Brother Dickey’s tax talk, Christmas songs in dialect, and a Thanksgiving sentiment about limited time for travel planning.
A long feature on Industrial Education in the South highlights the Georgia School of Technology in Atlanta. It outlines growth under Lyman Hall and later presidents, detailing new buildings, textile and electrical facilities, and the expanding curriculum that trains skilled labor for cotton, iron, and coal industries.
Daniel Hughes a prominent Georgian will be transported to Atlanta arriving this morning. Funeral services at the grave will be conducted by Dr Landrum at Grady Cemetery after services at the Vine Street residence yesterday afternoon. Carriages will depart Barclay Dranigena at 10:30 to the terminal. Pallbearers include Sam enable Edward McCandless ben Arnold Arnold Broyles Yo Bachelor A. H. Van Dyke W. P Hill and B G De Leon.
A collection of editorials from Brunswick to Savannah calls for railroads to improve timetables and reduce delays. Commissioners like O T Stevens visit Elberton to witness the issues firsthand, with shared notes on late arrivals and wreck disruptions. Public bodies demand better service, compensation for delays, and urgent action from rail executives.
The Inland Waterways Association, formed seven years ago in Columbia South Carolina to push a river route from Norfolk to Wilmington, will hold a meeting in Wilmington on Tuesday. The body includes commercial group leaders from North Carolina Virginia and Georgia aiming to widen coastal trade between the Atlantic ports and the Carolinas.
Fragmentary report discusses money orders dated November 25 and references postal forms, government repayment procedures, and concerns about mail theft. It mentions the treasury and taxpayers, describing a corrective process and the need to reimburse senders for damaged or missing items.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Cathedral of the Sacred Heart and a figure described as a New York financier. Details are unreadable but indicate a geographic and financial context with partial names and dates. The readable text hints at a historical event or appointment but lacks coherent facts.
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