Advertising Managers at Holliday Consuim Hutidiez Office
A 1905 Washington Bureau report from The Cons Publishing details Advertising Managers and staff at Holliday Consuim Hutidiez, with notes on operations outside of Atlanta and location in Suite 920-927 at the FCC building corner 14th and 3rd NW. The piece discusses publishing figures, competition rhetoric, and political commentary interwoven with holiday messaging and references to figures like Broughton Fenn and Dr. Lipyez Hem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipvso
Holliday
Consuim Hutidiez
Ell Territo
Atlanta
Washington
Fcc
Bulding Corner
Wwe
Onleper
Orresponden
Donnelly Golte
Tore
Charles
Ce Tion Publishing
Atlanta, GA
Burial aid proposal for Confederate veterans urged by Graves
The Constitution endorses a plan proposed by Mr Graves to honor deceased Confederate veterans by maintaining a dues funded roster in Atlanta camps. The feature urges sons of veterans to continue dues to support impoverished comrades, easing aging burdens, with broader calls to increase Southern camp munificence and remember old soldiers as they age. It also discusses disease as benevolent, citing Sir Frederik Treves on how illness signals the body’s efforts to heal, and how certain symptoms reflect natural balance restoration rather than mere harm.
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Valley
Graves
Just Cause
Mn Graves
United Confederate
Atlanta
Wis
South
Grates Excell
Sir Frederick
Constitution
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Navel
Disease as a test of medical role and safety valve
The passage debates expert evidence versus lay opinions in medicine, arguing disease can act as nature's warning light. It questions where the line between benevolent and malevolent illness lies and cautions untrained advice should focus on disease prevention rather than treatment.
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Lieves
Tus
Hardwrys
Wheth
Sir Tred
Bir
Frederick
De Martens on Portsmouth Peace Conference Insights
The North American Review prints Professor F de Martens's analysis of the Portsmouth peace talks. He praises Roosevelt's diplomacy, notes Witte's bold methods, and commends the American press for its openness. European opinion on US methods reportedly shifts after the conference and treaty outcomes.
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de Martens
Portsmouth
North American Review
F de Martens
Russia
Roosevelt
Hague
M ‘Witte
Witte
Americi
United States
Fortunate Failure and Poetic Reflections from Georgia
A garbled newspaper fragment recalls a man failing a government service exam and writing a farewell note to his sweetheart. It weaves in oblique lines about angels, optimism, and fate, ending with a nod to a Whitsett singer and the idea of life, death, and rebirth in a southern literary voice.
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Goud
Southern Industrial Exposition at Atlanta 1910 A South Progress Show
An editorial urges presenting the South as a busy, growing region on the eve of the Atlanta exposition in 1910. It cites rising crops, mills, and cotton outputs, arguing the fair should map the South’s industrial and agricultural progress, with emphasis on resources and regional distinctiveness.
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Atlanta
Union
Roosevelt
Maryland
Kentucky
Lange
Martin Y Can
Swooned and Dropped Child A Peculiar Occurrence
In Fitzgerald on November 26 a Hawkinsville railroad conductor Mr Allen sat with a baby on his lap when the child suddenly swooned and fell to the floor. Onlookers cried that Allen was to blame but the coroner’s call was stopped as the infant recovered. The child’s head injured in the fall is expected to recover.
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Fitzgerald
Allen
Hawkinsville
Tartey
Allens
Seniors Enjoy Possum Hunt At Emory College
Senior class members hunted possums near Oxford on November 26 returning at 2 after capturing several fine specimens. A large fire was built about three miles out where the party feasted and told stories. A large possum draped in colored ribbons was later exhibited on campus yesterday morning.
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Emory College
Clas
Oxford
Brothers Knife Fight Ends With Fatal Stabbing
A fatal stabbing occurred in a family quarrel near Gib ammsit. Roscoe Hornaday stabbed Lucian Hornaday during a dispute that left Lucian dead. The incident happened late at night near Goubeur, with authorities responding after the fight.
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Roscoe Hornaday
Lucian Hornaday
Guariette
Lucianne Hornides
Poscoe Wania
Goubeur
Steen Mint
Ira
What Tom Watson Means in Georgia Politics
The piece analyzes why Tom Watson and Hoke Smith diverge on railroad policy and negro disenfranchisement. It argues Watson seeks party realignment to rebuild his movement, while Smith pushes reforms limiting private ownership. It portrays Watson as opportunistic and Smith as wary of concentrated power, tying their differences to Georgia politics and election dynamics.
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Smith
Augusta Hoerela
W Smith
Walton
Tom Watson
Ben Ting
Jnto National
Madison
Georgia
Levives
A Watson
M. Smith
White Watson
Watson
Smiths
Watsons
Vale
Cssess
Sis
Tle
Omera
Matson
Georgie
Donna
Salia
Maison
Isle Ord
Dor Ora
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Oly Dr Broughton Fenn
the Sinners of
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Lyzez Hem
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