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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1902

Page

5

The Constitution Subscription Rates and Postage Notice

The Daily Constitution offers five dollar annual rates for six days a week and seven dollar eighty five cent yearly for both the Daily and Sunday editions. Postage to U S Canada and Mexico varies by paper size from ten to twelve pages up to twenty eight to thirty six pages. Advertising managers in all territories outside Atlanta are named for The Constitution building.

Nicho Tyouiday Constitution Building Atlanta

Berlin’s smokeless fuel may guide American cities

Consul Mason reports Berlin’s coal economy cutting smoke with prepared fuel. Coke making in retort ovens and briquettes from lignite and inferior materials reduce smoke and raise fuel value. He urges American cities to study European methods for smokeless, efficient fuel.

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South Georgia argues for fast mail service fairness

An Atlanta editor prints a South Georgian letter urging the government fast mail subsidy be shared with south Georgia and southeast Alabama. The piece criticizes railways for autocratic treatment, warns of future petitions, and urges Congress to fund relief coal charities over tariff protections. It condemns protective tariffs while noting large coal imports for charity.

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Smokeless Fuel and Clean Air in Berlin

A discussion notes that progressive manufacturing communities burning soft coal face smoky grime, with American cities lagging behind Europe. Berlin stands out with many factories yet a remarkably clean, smoke free atmosphere due to decisive municipal actions.

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Secretary Shaw Becomes Key Tariff Advocate in Cabinet

The article notes Secretary Shaw, once resented for his Iowan ties, now enjoys strong support from eastern financiers after tightening treasury control. He leads the party line on tariffs, candidly declaring aggressive protective tariff policy ahead of other leaders.

Shaw National Treasury

Tarif politics and strikes ripple through national mood

A sprawling opinion piece rails at tariff protection and trust power, arguing 90 percent of consumers are harmed while 10 percent in protected industries profit. It cites Secretary Shaw, New Orleans strike, and political figures, predicting a wave of anti tariff ballots as public education grows.

Repithu Oper Shaw Republican Party Union

Atlanta headlines flip in many voices

Carroll Free Press notes Atlanta keeps ahead amid shifts in rail freight staff and contemplates future capital moves once a union depot arrives. Cordele Daily News recalls city campaign divisions, while West Point News and Fayetteville News hype skyscrapers and a sugar refinery. Brunswick and Savannah papers praise leadership.

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How Atlanta Nominated Evan P Howell for Mayor

Reactions from several Georgia papers celebrate Captain Evan P Howell’s nomination as mayor of Atlanta. Editors praise his wartime and civic leadership, predict progress, and look for depot solutions and continued southern city prominence.

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Anarchy Threats and Lawful Order Urged

The piece warns against anarchy in New Orleans and defiance of authorities, urging the militia to restore public order and protect life and property, asserting the law must be supreme despite sympathies for strikers. It cites the danger to society and the need for decisive action to quell violence.

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Georgia Notes and Rumors From the City and County

A jumble of local life reports from Atlanta and surrounding areas. Topics include social commentary on race, religion, and daily friction. comments on fraternity growth and the city’s cultural scene. perspectives from visitors on race relations. notes on transportation proposals to Macon, rail and trolley lines, and telephone service complaints. profiles of notable locals, lawyers, editors, and politicians. upcoming horse shows and fashion in the hippodrome. and hints of forthcoming legislative measures and political chatter.

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