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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1908
Page
4
The column laments strange omens in nature as animals act oddly and the moon shows a ring, suggesting a looming event. It invites readers and weather prophets to submit signed notes explaining what will happen, when, how, and why, arguing nature’s tale surpasses science and may affect daily life.
The piece names four Georgians tied to lobbying charges and denounces the implication they acted unethically. It argues the accusations lack specific evidence and condemns the persistent campaign to smear upright public servants. It cites Judge W. River, Henry H. Cabaniss, Lawton B. Evans, and ex Governor Joseph M. Terrell.
A fragmented column mocks campaign zeal and political figures like Taft, Beveridge, and Roosevelt, with quips on tariff fights, graft talk, and political alignments. It references the Republican party, Castro, Foraker, and the South, while noting noisy campaigns and shifting allegiances amid era slang and satirical digs. The piece preserves a dated, editorial voice.
An Interstate Commerce Commission member and Fort Worth freight bureau official warn that railcar shortages and higher tariffs loom as business revives. The piece stresses urgency for swift ICC action to settle the rate dispute and avert disorganized traffic and damaged southern trade.
The Boston Advertiser accuses The Georgia peach growers of planning a peach trust. It argues the movement aims to improve distribution and stabilize prices, not monopolize them. The piece notes peaches were mispriced in eastern markets, harming consumers and small communities, and argues the growers seek fair distribution and mutual gain without coercive price fixing.
Wholesale merchants and jobbers in Atlanta announce a September “at home” event inviting out-of-town customers to visit. An organization will refund railroad fares for visitors who buy from Atlanta firms, fostering direct buyer seller contact and future business.
The Augusta born Major Joseph B. Cumming is presented to President Roosevelt for appointment to the Chickamauga Park commission as successor to the late General A P Stewart. Georgia’s prominent role in the park’s creation and Cumming’s war service affirm him as the fitting selection.
A fragmentary montage of Georgia dialect poetry and prose paints rural life. It weaves a lament for wandering souls, a pastor’s failure after drink, and the mockingbird’s song against a backdrop of country faith. The piece includes local authors, music, and reflections on religion and resilience.
Reports from Gainesville Georgia dated September five recount two drunken black men assaulting W B Wilson of Macon and Frank Small in Athens Street. Wilson received a black eye while Small escaped unhurt after seeking help. Suspects named as Dee Young and Robert Haygood.
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