Illiteracy Rates and Gender Gaps in 1900 Population Study
A historical bulletin reports that one in ten in the population is illiterate, with higher rates among certain groups. It notes white Americans show lower literacy than some European countries, while women lag behind men, though improvements are seen. The study projects near universal literacy in the distant future and discusses regional differences across North Atlantic, South Atlantic, and South Central divisions among native and foreign-born populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boohe
Ensas
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Denmack
Switzerland
Su Hual
New City Mail Station Inauguration Planned Nearby
An inauguration of a new city mail station is planned across from the terminal, with frontage on Witanel Street. Construction includes a 75 foot facade and a 90 foot back extension, with a ground area around 600 square feet. The building will house basement and ground floor facilities and is linked to nearby infrastructure projects.
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Atlanta
Ornar
Witrell Street
Madigor Avenus
Witanell
Buidag
Roy
Oman
Atlanta Ranked Sixteenth in U S Mail Tax Figures
A Washington report shows Atlanta ranked sixteenth among U S cities for poundage of second class mail in the year ending June 30 1904. Total mail matter from Atlanta reached 7 974 376 pounds with New York Chicago and St Louis among leaders while the city surpassed sixteen others in this postal category.
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Atlanta
Postmafia
Washington
United
Blodgett
Atlinta
York
Chicago
St Louis
Philadipua
Boston
Kansaa Ct
Nveap
Removed from Office: Assistant Attorney Stanton Field Fallout
A garbled report indicates Julius Sternfield was removed from his post as assistant attorney, with allegations of misconduct and dismissal processes proceeding through channels. Officials and intermediaries are unnamed, and the text references charges and investigations without clear specifics.
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Julius Sternfield
Johns
Susan Tonley
Ted Stres
Unruly Crowd Greets Princess Royal in London
November 29 London crowds jeered and cheered as Princess Royal and Princess Lomse opened tents presented by the King and endowed with 5000 from Queen Alexandra’s fund to house and feed the unemployed. Police were summoned to disperse the unruly scene amid religious chants and curses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Social Democrats
Church Army
Lenis
Strand
Princess Royal
Princess Lomse
Duchess of
Fife
Lilward
Queen Alexandra S
Giant Mill Product Shipment From Nashville to Jacksonville
A large multi state freight movement led by Georgia Southern and Florida Railway coordinates thirty cars carrying six to seven thousand barrels of flour. Liberty Mills Nashville consigns to Jacksonville with stopovers in Nashville Chattanooga St Louis and Atlanta. The shipment is described as the largest flour and mill product consignment ever moved in the south and valued at over twenty five thousand dollars. The operation involves prominent agents from Liberty Mills Georgia Southern and Florida and a dedicated special train service.
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John McCuller
Georgia Southern
Flor 3A
Ag Road
Transportation Club
Pionda
Liberty Mills
Jones
Cone
Jacksonville
Nashville
Chattanooga
St Louis
Western
Atlantic
Atlanta
Georga Railroad
Macon
Georgia
Southern and Florida Railway
VT A. Jones
Liberty Villa
Florida
A O Dawson
Georgia Southern and
Fleide
J P Blanton
Bng Florida
Nashvile Town
Florida Raiway
Nashvvile
W MoKelly
South
Jews Celebrate 205th Anniversary at South Pryor Street
In Atlanta a public celebration marks the 205th anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States. Rabbi David Wars and others will speak at the temple on South Pryor Street at 8 o clock. Organizers include Unity Club members and prominent civic leaders.
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United States
South Pivor Street
Cis
Atlanta
Generals
David Wars
Rey Wi
Unity Club
Vie Celeara
Hermin Meyers
Savannah
Tacob Haas
Robit Lovemen
Macon
Mary
Coraureruial Enterprises
Tandrums
Great Banquet Much Discussed In Atlanta Chamber Event
A banquet of the Atlanta chamber of commerce drew 400 prominent figures, with Vic Howe overseeing rapid service and a flawless setup. Richard E. Lindmands of Baltimore spoke on Southern industrial progress and the 1910 Atlanta exposition, amid widespread business backing and optimism for immediate regional advancement.
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Atlanta
Greil Exporthien
Humbal
Banat
Vic Howe
Wic Kum Ball House
Uty Upgp
Citzens
Chamber of Commerce
Richard E. Lilmands
Baltimore
Manufacturers Record
Ramunda
Edmunds
Aslania
Uanta
South
United States
North
West
New York
Auanta
Southern Exposition in 1910 to Showcase Resources
A call for a 1910 Atlanta exposition argues it should educate and unite the South with the world, highlighting coal, iron, timber, cotton, and other resources. It envisions international scope, heavy railroad attendance from across the North and West, and strong support from The Manufactures Record and regional business groups.
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South
Technologieal Schagls Bir
Ute
Rivera
Atlanta
Marylana
Lexas
Mas
Muiner s nog Ye removal report unclear
The readable fragments describe a removal action involving Muiner s nog Ye, but the text is garbled and key details such as dates locations or authorities are missing. The fragmentary record notes a potential removal or transfer with unspecified process and outcome.
Ballot Barred to Soldiers in Civil Service Fight
Washington November 29. News that thirteen states bar veterans from civil service appointments due to birth in another state or loss of franchise. Admiral Laird urged permission to appoint veterans to sea and land service roles, but presidential action was required. States named include Arkansas Indiana Kentucky Missouri Montana Nebraska New Jersey South Dakota Virginia and New Mexicos. the issue highlights the dilemma of eligible veterans seeking government positions after service.
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Washington
Army
Baird
States
Union
Laird
Permaison
Renin
Ae Army and Navy
Arkansas
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
Jersey
South Dakota
Lexis
Virgina
Leinter
Civil Service
Batrl
Cinot Service
Skryptol Invis Briueals and the two glass benefit idea
Manufacturer Blatses claims a patent on Skryptol Invis Briueals that supposedly reduces glare and fogging, offering comfort with a single glass solution. Product promises include safety and clarity, with a focus on consumer convenience and visibility.
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Tanad
W J Northen Hurt in Fall on Stairs
W J Northen severely injured while descending stairs after a fall described as painful and serious. Neighbors and witnesses report he was attended by medical staff as he was moving and undergoing examination. His condition was noted as painful with some subsidence after initial care while Mrs Northen provided comfort.
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Forna Goverro
Mt Northen
Kev Urlaura
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Broad Cure Claims
A storied advertisement from Atlanta based Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing asserts a “Catarrh Cure” that allegedly treats catarrh and asthma. Signed by Sir HW Davis of Cincinnati, the missive promotes mail order packages priced at 100 dollars for a month’s treatment, claiming widespread success and urging readers to consult local agents and contact P O Box 39.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Eclipse
Allanta
Aulanta
Chattanooga
Vury
Davis
Atlanta, Ga
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Georgia Southern & Florida Railway
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Harmony
Kings
Reid
Richard H Edmunds
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Califorma Fi Syrup Co
Galifornia Fig Syrup
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Mali
Tone Uy
Silk Cultere League of America
Omar Alli Gigess
Muiner
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Whitehall Street
Pierre M. Beater
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Ainey Bladder
Roe Mae
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W. J. Northen
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