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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1906
Page
4
A collage of political quips and notes references reform efforts and notable figures. It mentions Roosevelt, Bryan, Hearst, and Cannon, plus foreign events in Russia, Cuba, and Spain. The piece hints at evolving politics, media reform, temperance debates, and educational charter expansion in New Zealand.
The article argues the Interstate Commerce Commission holds vast power to regulate interstate railroads and may decide the shift toward government ownership or continued private control. It notes Bryant's prophecy of public ownership as a possible outcome if the commission fails to satisfy public demand for relief and reform.
A fragmented scrapbook of dialect poems and reflections spans dreamlike snippets. It includes lines about longing home, weathered wisdom from “The Humble Brother,” and musings on poetry’s value, with references to Texas authors, poets, and literary critique in a 19th or early 20th century tone.
A feature on Nora Warner, a thirty year old Atlanta cook rising from club kitchens to run her own home enterprise. The piece traces her training under Adeline Miller, her kitchen discipline, and her belief in individual responsibility lifting the race through skilled domestic service.
Estelle Hoa, of Galnesville, joins the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church to serve as missionary in Brazil. She will undertake a five year term with a yearly vacation, and departs as part of a group of young Georgia women headed for careers in Brazil, Mexico, China and other nations.
Georgia authorities prepare to determine rights of the militia and the street railway to use public streets after a collision between Motorman DaLoach and Ingpactor Hoffman of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company. Governor Terrell orders Judge Advocate General Napier to pursue a definitive court ruling. Talks also touch on agricultural colleges coeducation and postulated uniform reforms for the new state reformatory. New state depositories named. bank capital boosted. two new insurance charters granted.
The Supreme Court will begin the October term with 300 cases carried over from March, an unprecedented backlog. About 400 to 500 new cases will also populate the October docket, with many still awaiting decision. The court seeks a state court of appeals to ease the load and avert further lower-court affirmations by operation of law.
A dated August 31 1805 letter recounts dispute over election results and alleged vote irregularities. The writer cites Mr Merritt and Mr Johnston with claims of county support and official handling of returns. The correspondence discusses accusations, interviews, and a request for scrutiny of the vote totals.
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