Subscriptions Rates For The Daily Constitution Atlanta Notice
The notice states a uniform annual rate of five dollars for The Daily Constitution six days weekly and seven dollars for The Daily Constitution including Sunday and The Sunny South with no agents allowed to take subscriptions at a loss. It lists terms to subscribers and annual and weekly rates, plus advertising managers for territories outside Atlanta.
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Nicwoss
Constitution Building
Atlanta
South
Bill
James MW. Wriget
Fairly
N.C
Curtis Brown Office Notice in London Address
Curtis Brown representative at 5 Henrietta Street Covent Garden London W C states the Constitution is on file and invites letters to be sent to that address with safety.
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London
Curtis Brown
Henrietta Street
Covent Garden
W. C
Ex Senator Hill and Socialism in Coal Debates
Atlanta dispatch notes Republicans denounce New York platform coal mine nationalization as socialism while ex Senator Hill defends public ownership. Hill cites 1894 New York legislation on state mines and argues if Georgia can own railroads it may own coal, warning monopoly blocks may force nationalization to defend common welfare.
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Hill
New York Democratic
Hall
New York
Hull
New York State
Hil
Georgia
Coal Trust
Hague Arbitration Court signals new era in international disputes
The Hague arbitration court's recent decision in the Plus fund case between the United States and Mexico hints at a watershed moment for international acknowledgments of arbitration. The ruling, though intricate, suggests future significance for settling gravest disputes through this tribunal.
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Hague Arbitration
International Ce
The Hague Arbitrators and Knox Speech Cause Debate
The piece praises The Hague court for its prompt, equitable conduct in the Pius case and warns that Russia’s initiative may gain shape through arbitration. It also critiques Attorney General Knox’s speech on trusts, arguing it shows Congress has long had power to curb trusts and exposes Republican evasions.
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Russia
The
Hague
Hague International Tribunal of Arbitration
Smith
Republican Party
Knox
Congress
Mr. Knox
Illiteracy Decline Touts Southern Progress in Census
A 1890 census report shows every southern state cutting illiteracy, with Georgia claiming the largest decline at 10 percent. The article credits public schools and black literacy efforts, noting northern cities face similar issues from immigration and comparing regional progress.
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Georgia
Louisiana
Carolinas
Literacy progress and horse show enthusiasm collide in era notes
The article contrasts literacy gains across states from 1890 to 1900 with a vivid critique of Atlanta's horse show in contrast to Chattanooga’s view. It riffs on notable figures like Mrs. Pat Campbell and J Pierpont Morgan, notes political shifts, and lampoons contemporary figures while praising southern pageantry and educational strides.
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van Reag Sac
Chattanooga Times
Atlanta
Constitution
Chattanooga
Boston
St. Louis
Kentucky
Santo Domingo
Tennessee
South
Atlanta Gazette reports on city plans and press enlivened talk
The Darien Georgia Gazette sketches Atlanta topics from rival editorials to mayoral promises and a forthcoming horse show. It notes union depot plans, possible royal invitations, and local editor attitudes toward Sunday papers amid church and press debates in nearby towns.
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Gazette
Atlanta
Richmond
Dispatch
Union Springs
Ala
Herald
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Star
Amers Id
Birmingham
Grass Blade
Campbell County
Americus
Times-Recorder
Fort Gaines
Sentinel
Atlanta Ministera
October Nostalgia in Verses and Vignettes
A collage of poems and quirky vignettes from an old newspaper page, celebrating October scenes, nature, and seasonal humor. It blends lyrical reflections on winds and roses with humorous sketches, regional dialect tales, and brief literary jabs about editors and readers. The selection features personified trees, birds, and lovers, plus light social quips and local color.
South Georgia items mix politics and local life in a late edition
In Bibb and surrounding counties, reporters note figures like Hon. Roland Ellis and Congressman-to-be Hardwick attending events. The column blends political chatter about seats and jokes with local tales, including Thanksgiving humor about turkeys and coal prices, plus a portrait of aging horse show interest and an Atlanta sausage factory success.
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Ellis
Roland Ellis
Macon
Hardwick
Tenth
Sanderaville
Congressman Fleming
House
the Tenth
Congress
Dairy Exhibit Awards At Southern Interstate Fair
Awards were given yesterday in swine, sheep, and butter exhibits at the Southern Interstate fair. Judges led by C. L. Willoughby praised superior displays with strong gains in dairy and sheep sections. Winners include Belmont farm and Mrs. E. H. Penn for butter and milk records, with numerous prizes listed for Holstein and Jersey classes and swine breeds.
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L. Willoughby
Macon
Belmont Farm
E H. Penn
H. H. Penn
Bel- Mont Farm
E. H. Penn
W. D. Hoyt
Jersey
Elliott
Cteameries and Dairies
James T. Anderson
W. BR. Joyner
J. Frank Manning
Arnold & Jackson
Arnold& Jackson
Frank Maning
W. A
Letters from the People and The Oratorical Contest Report
Letters praise Bill Arp as a valued writer and a flourishing subscriber base while the Oratorical Contest details the dissolution of the oratorical association by faculties and committees. Colonel A C Brown advised dissolution after resolutions were adopted.
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Entrepea
A C Brown
Tues
City tax revenue update for first half month
City tax receipts total 358,909.63 for the first sixteen days of the month from various sources. Year to date cash receipts reach 1,312,740.77 with 682,159.44 from real and personal tax. Tax collections end of period show 326,554.90 from this source and 690,602.34 from other sources.
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Cole Sector
Ltd
General Tex
Aity
General Tan
Fetal Aques Insurance Va. Dis
Marenhat'y
Court session lasts for injunction fight over Whitelsy viaduct steps
The Superior Court devoted yesterday to the injunction suit Central of Georgia Beauroga Co versus the city over Whitelsy street viaduct steps. Arguments spanned three parties with lengthy rebuttals. A separate wills case was postponed due to illness, while several property transfers were filed. Emory and Athens resist contest rotation proposals. Emory's R L Wiggins calls for action.
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Central of Georgia Beauroga Company
Whitelsy Street
John L. Hopkins
Henry D. McDaniel
Central Bank Block Association
Pryor Street
Mra
EB. J. Fisher
John R
Alex Dittler
A. J. Moss
J Dale
Glenwood Avenue
George W. Logan
A. J Moses
Loomis Street
William B. Armstrong
Myrtle W. Brittain
Sydney
Loomis Streets
William Ho Martin
W. A Powell
Love Street
Elihu Warner
Sallie Paterfield
Crew Street
Sallia Paterfield
Sai
James ‘Gillespie
G. M McAlpin
Woodson Street
Sir Jh, Eying
E Murphy
John L. McIntire
Eleventh Street
Tohn Lee McIntire
Mary Grant Dickson
Williamson of Celeste Dies After Prolonged Illness
G L Williamson of Celeste, Washington County, Ga, died last night after a lengthy illness from typhoid fever complications. He was a member of the WHES county board of commissioners, a respected farmer and citizen, and is survived by a wife and several small children.
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Ringgold New South
James Massengill
Massengill
Early County News
Starling Robinson
G. L. Williamson
Washington
Washngton
G L. Williamson
Celeste
Williamson
Whes County
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Southern Historical Society
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