Subscriptions and contact details for GA Institution publishing
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GA Institution Publishing CO
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Atlanta
Atlanta editor rouses against army canteens and notes Jewish New Year
The piece argues against restoring liquor sales in army posts, insisting the canteen abstinence preserves discipline. It celebrates Atlanta's Jewish community, their contributions, and trust in local governance. Growth in postal receipts highlights Atlanta’s prosperity, contrasted with Boer relief appeals and broad political commentaries.
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Atlanta
Uise
London Office Address of Representative Brown at Covent Garden
A note on file lists artist Brown the representative at 5 Henrietta Street Covent Garden London with a safety reference. It mentions letters may be sent to the address and year Syear appears in the record.
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Artis Brown
Henrietta Street
Covent Garden
Landen
W. C
Syear
Negroes and right to work in the South debated
A lengthy Atlantic review argues that northern critics misjudge southern race relations and the push for black workers and voting rights. It cites mob violence in the North, notes unions resisting black labor, and highlights a Georgian observer’s view on equitable treatment, urging policy grounded in facts to allow blacks to work and vote.
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New York
Philadelphia Press
Age Inter Oceans
Columbus
Georgia
South
UNS
Sueal
Letters from the People Atlanta City Primary from Another View
In Columbus Ga a negro contractor James Carter oversees brick work on large plants, with white and black workers mingling on site though social lines remain strict. The letter compares northern and southern treatment of black laborers, urging northern readers to consider Georgia’s practice of equal work opportunity within segregated social circles.
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Postoffice Department
Richmond
Memphis
Nashville
Bavannah
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Charleston
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Macon
Augusta
Chattanooa
Georgia
Savannah
Columbus
Rome
Brunswick
Columbus Iron Works
James Carter
Girard Cotton Mills
Hagle and Phenix Mills
Girard
North
Henry R. Goetchive
Columbus, Ga
Atlanta Echoes in a Patchwork of News and Nonsense
A chaotic collage of regional clippings mocks Atlanta’s prominence, noting cartoons, editorials, and sensational claims. Mentions of Birmingham unrest, a silk factory push, a lunar lunatic, and a pushy car shed, with locals like Douglass Breeze and Bellew appearing amid jumbled commentary.
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Bremen
Birmingham
Barnesville Gazette
Cordele Daily News
Ohio
Taledega
Ala
Douglass Breeze
Weenes
Atlante
South
Darien Gazette
Augusta Herald
Bellew
Albany Morning Star
Ana
Bobby Walthour
World and empire notes from Paris to Ireland
Premier Laurier and Lady Laurier depart Paris for Scotland to stay with Lord Aberdeen. A Philippine papal bull contemplates an apostolic vicariate on Mindanao. Berlin bets on Bank of England rate moves. heavy snow and storms hit Hanover and Harz. Cholera toll climbs with hundreds of cases and thousands of deaths. Paris SAIGON dispatch notes Siamese paper money backed by Britain, and Japanese bonds planned. Balfour Londonderry education bill controversy looms. Birr court sustains crimes act verdicts with lightened sentences for Burke and Reddy.
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Canada
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Paris
Scotland
Lord Aberdeen
Birr County Court
Ireland
Crimes Act Court
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Michael Reddy
Birr
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Reddy
Olmstead Named Bishop Coadjutor at Utica Service
Charles Tyler Olmstead former vicar of St. Agnes chapel New York was consecrated bishop coadjutor in the Diocese of Central New York at Grace Church Utica with Bishop Huntington presiding and Bishop Potter delivering the sermon. In New Haven Conn Harry L. Dupuy Yale student from Pittsburgh Pa waived examination on manslaughter charges in the death of D Thorse Munro of this city and was held on bond of 1000 for the superior court.
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Charles Tyler Olmstead
St. Agnes Chapel
New York
Episcopal Church
Central New York
Grace Church
Utica
Huntington
Syracuse
Potter
New Haven
Conn
Harry L Dnpuy
Pittsburg
Yale
D Thorse Munro
Superior Court
Condition of the President Report on October 2
President Roosevelt had a comfortable day and a satisfactory condition. He spent much time in his wheel chair and could devote significant attention to public business.
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Tom Platt
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Plan to reorganize asphalt firms under receivership
The National Asphalt Company and Asphalt Company of America, under receivers, are reorganizing. A voting trust will control the new holding company with Rudolph Elis, William F. Harrity, Henry Tatnal, Alvin W. Krech, and George Turnbull. Securities deposit deadline extended to October 29.
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Philadelphia
National Asphalt Company
Asphalt Company of America
Commercial Trust Company
Rudolph Elis
William F. Harrity
Henry Tatnal
Alvin W. Krech
George Turnbull
Etruria to Miss Liverpool Crossing for Shaft Repair
The Cunard steamer Etruria will not sail for Liverpool on October 4 as scheduled. A flaw developed in the shaft, a new shaft is ordered, and the ship will stay in New York until November 1. The vessel arrived from Liverpool last week, beating the Celtic and the St Louis after a rough crossing with heavy head winds.
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Cunard Steamship Company
Etruria
Liverpool
White Star Amer Celtic
American Line
St. Louis
Republican selects Edward G. Gregory to oppose Democrat Priatt
In Hohenwald Tennessee on October 2 the Seventh district Republican executive committee chose Edward G. Gregory to run against Representative L Priatt in the upcoming campaign.
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Hohenwald
Tenn
Republican Executive Committee
Edward G. Gregory
L. Priatt
Goldsmith Defends City Comptroller Role in Primary Battle
The primary showcased John H. Goldsmith facing W. B. Stuart for city comptroller with Goldsmith winning 4 376 votes to 1 392. Goldsmith, long tied to city government since 1874 and current comptroller since 1889, is praised for his knowledge of finances and reforms at City Hall while his allies Kellam and Goldsmith assist in the comptroller’s office.
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John H. Goldsmith
W. B. Stuart
Goldsmith
DeQene Oro Abre
Counci
City Clerix
Atlanta
John F. Kellam
Paul Goldsmith
Comptroller's
J. Collier
Death of T R Vickers in Louisiana wagon shooting
In Shreveport on October 2, T R Vickers a leading northwest Louisiana cattle dealer was shot dead. Edward Cogiin, a public dinner resident near Martso across the Texas line, surrendered after the incident linked to a missing hog report. Vickers body rested in his wagon as horses bolted a mile toward his home.
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T. R. Vickers
Louisiana
Shreveport
Edward Cogiin
fMartso
Texas
Cogiin
Hue
Vickers
Stay of Execution Granted for Jessie Morrison in Kansas Case
The Kansas Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Jessie Morrison who is imprisoned for the murder of Clara Wiley Caxti. The case will be reviewed in January, and Morrison’s appeal bond was set at 310,000 dollars. Upon posting, she will be released until trial. she was sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary.
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Jessie Morrison
Kansas
Topeka
Kana
Kansas Supreme Court
Clara Wiley Caxti
Supreme Court
Mss Morrison
Massachusetts Republicans Name State Officers Nomination
Massachusetts Republicans name state officers at a Boston convention with Governor Crane present. The gathering notes no contests for nominees and plans for the convention proceed.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Crane
St Bates
Wags Herd
Newark Alderman Arrested on Bribery Charge
New York October 2 William Dickinson of Brooklyn a member of the Greater New York board of aldermen was arrested on a bribery charge in a case unusual for no money was involved Commissioner of the Street Department John M Woodbury is the complainant alleging the alderman promised to vote for measures before the board if the commissioner would reinstate one of the alderman's constituents.
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Newark
New York
Willam Dickingson
Brooklyn
Aldermen
Greater New York
John MM. Woodbury
Woodbury
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