Constitution and Sunny South Subscription Rates
The notice lists subscription terms for Daily Constitution and The Sunny South, with annual rates of 5 dollars for Daily six days a week and 7 dollars for The Constitution and Sunday editions. Postage rates to the US, Canada, and Mexico are described, with 12, 24, and 36 page paper options and various quarterly plans. Advertising managers for all territory fade of Atlanta.
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Gathor
Ftea
Canada
Sunny South
Abovita
Atlanta
Working Man and the Trusts in 1902 Atlanta
A 1902 Atlanta dispatch criticizes Republican appeals to working men, arguing the party sustains high American wages and tariffs to protect monopolies and trusts. It urges tariff revision to open genuine trade competition while warning workers against being bound by monopolistic prices.
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New York Press
Aly
Wooldh
Shaw
Boston
Comas
Philadelphia Record
Spooner
Senate
A Northern Appreciation of Southern Education Progress
A Northern Appreciation notes The York Tribune praises Southern efforts to improve education through new schools. It lauds the south’s determination to overcome chronic illiteracy and hopes for impartial, steady reform led by local actors in education.
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North
The
York Tribune
South
Tribune
the Tribune
Atlanta Fast Mail Link Connects South Georgia
The Central of Georgia Railway will inaugurate a fast mail service from Atlanta to Macon and southwest Georgia. A midnight departure from Atlanta will connect with two Macon trains to Birmingham and Montgomery, enhancing intercity mail and business ties. The Atlanta chamber of commerce spearheaded the effort, praising railway cooperation and predicting rapid regional progress.
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Atlanta
Atlan
South Georgia
Constitution
Macon
Southwest
Georgia
Alabama
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
John M. Egan
Central of Georgia Railways
C. H. Ackert
Southern Railway
Savannah
H. Ackert
Washington, D. C
Birmingham
Montgomery
Post Office Department
John M. Gan
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Waiting for the Wagon Across Frosty Georgia Roads
A collage of rural humor and observations from a Georgia scene. Verses describe waiting for a wagon ride with friends and sweethearts, road scenes from orchards to fields, plus light regional caricatures and brief notes on editors, literature, and local life.
Georgia Tales From The Tip Of The Tongue
Victor Smith and The New York Press share Georgia items on politics duels and social life. Notes include abolitionist barbecues over hipocke t slang, revolvers left at home, Last of the Duels details, Westmoreland Brown duel, Georgia politics and a police whistle suggestion. Includes restaurant and lodging anecdotes.
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Georgia
Victor Smith
New York Press
Atlanta
Atlanta headlines and chatter spread across Georgia
A jumble of notes from Augusta to Savannah discusses Atlanta boosting real estate and rail plans, a potential new union station, crematory investigations, and election fervor. Mentions of Alpharetta, Thomasville, and Nashville show regional chatter about Atlanta’s dominance and culture.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Herald
Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Savannah Press
Reminiscences of the Second Georgia Sharpshooters
A. Davison of Company D, Second Georgia battalion sharpshooters recalls his wartime service from July 1862 to August 1864 at Tupelo and Jonesboro, describes the heroic defense of General Govan’s Arkansas brigade, the loss of the Confederate banner and the fate of fellow soldier Charley Roberts, and seeks news of Roberts’s survival after their exchange in Chattanooga and Atlanta.
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Alabama
K Reaves
Texas
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Charley
Georgia
Jonesbero
Gist
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Arkansas
United States
Jong
Trom
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Baronet
Auanta
Ike
Atlanta
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Mame Belne
Chattanoogs
A. Davison
Second Geo
Cheaters
Sharp
Oglethorpe
Chattanooga Times
General Oglethorpe
Sam Johnson
Joshua Reynolds
David Garrick
Politically charged notes on tariffs and strikes from 1900s era press
A collage of short excerpts discusses tariff reform, coal strikes, and political stance. It cites Senators Platt and Spooner, Quay, Penrose, and Rea na, and references the Boston trader price index, cost of living shifts, and social policy on drunkenness. It also includes global observations from London, Topeka, and Nashville about reform, immigration, and trade.
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Boston
Treasury Summary
Ordeas
Songs of Georgia Soil and Local Crop Feats
Savannah reports state fair presence in South Carolina and Georgia. J Kirbo gathered thirty-four bushels of apples from one tree earning 17 dollars. Dr Cheney notes the tree bears thirty years or more. G F Wood decribes tobacco and cotton yields on shaded acres. Albany Herald notes D L Jackson, a prominent Black farmer, marketing Georgia’s first bale of new cotton for two seasons, transporting twelve wagons to A W Buse & Deal.
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Savannah
Columbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Commonwealth
Bremen
Kirbo
Cheney
Baintridge
Argus G. F. Wood
Messra Cobn & Co
Wood
Warcross
Herald
Rocks County
Thomasville
Albany
D. L. Jackson
West Dougherty
Broad Street
A W. Buse
Deal Jack
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