Notice to subscribers on Constitution rates and agents
The Daily Constitution six days a week costs five dollars yearly, The Daily Constitution and The Sunday Constitution and The Sunny South seven dollars yearly. No traveling agent may offer a loss rate. Subscriptions handled only by named representatives and city collectors.
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W. FE Overby
RE. P Guinn
W. G. McNelley
B M. Pack
T. H- Hunt
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Postage Rates and Subscriptions Details
Postal charges listed for United States Canada and Mexico cover 10 to 2 page papers 16 to 24 page papers and 28 to 36 page papers Subscriptions offer 500 daily and 200 weekly rates with periods of one year six or three months Provisions note advertising rights outside of Atlanta managed by Nichols and Fol.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Sunny South
Shore
Atlanta City Primary Registration Push in 1902
Atlanta officials urge citizens to register for the city primary with eight days left before registration closes. Tax Collector Stewart offers branch offices and expanded facilities to assist eligible voters. The notice stresses that the white primary is a key civic opportunity and urges immediate registration.
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Stewart
Atlanta
Cuba Chaos Prompt Palma to Rebuild Cabinet Ties
The piece argues Cuba under Palma is in ministerial confusion with factions at odds, praising selective past cabinets of Generals Brook and Wood and urging Palma to restore confidence by appointing trusted leaders like Mendez Capote to state and Cancio to treasury. It also lauds Atlanta Public Schools, urging expansion to admit all pupils with quality and efficiency, praising Superintendent Stayton and teachers as civic pillars.
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Havana
Palma
Cube
Cuba
Brook
Wood
Mendez Capote
Cancio
Atlanta
Major Stayton
Quick Time for South Georgia Rail Schedule Debate
South Georgia advocates push for through trains from Atlanta to Macon and beyond, challenging Macon’s Central of Georgia timetable. They urge a quicker trunk line and equal access to benefits of the New York mail train, arguing state commerce and travelers need faster, direct connections south of Macon. They accuse Atlanta oriented bias and seek fair play and faster schedules for merchants, travelers, and correspondents. A Cuba Cuba Cuba note ends with Palma's Wise Recourse.
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South Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Central Lines
Central
Central of Georgia
Georgia
New New York Mail
Tariff Reform Debate Stirs Iowa Republican Leaders
A heated scene unfolds as Iowa Republican leaders assemble to plan a campaign addressing tariff revision. Speaker Henderson and most delegation members condemn tariff agitation while Senator Dolliver and other state figures attend. Allison is notably absent, prompting questions about unified strategy.
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West
Iowa
Treasury
Shaw
New England
Henderson
House
Dolliver
Allison
BoYtical Leutenants
Iowa and South Carolina politics clash over tariff and governors
The piece surveys Iowa Republicans led by Governor Cummings pushing tariff reduction and an Iowa platform pledge, while South Carolina results crown D Clinch Heyward as Democratic governor nominee and A C Latimer as senator. It notes national reactions, party shifts, and potential outcomes in Maine Connecticut and beyond.
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South Carolina
D. Clinch Heyward
A. C. Latimer
Senator McLaurin
Heyward
Latimer
Senate
Congress
Nuggeta From Georgia and Rural Anecdotes
A fragmented Georgia themed piece notes summer joys and faith sustaining labor in the fields. It references political grandstanding, poetry about love and fate, and a rural justice scene with a defense witness claiming moral character. Collier's Weekly is cited for short stories by noted authors.
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Collier's Weekly
Emt
Notable Citizens and Letters From a Georgia City
A column notes Colonel Lee Mandeville of Carrollton visiting Atlanta and praises his literary letters. It shares anecdotes about local lawyers, poets, and a generous act by Joseph W. Humphries. The piece also recalls personal stories, a Minnesota visitor, and various old-time figures from the local bar and journalism scene.
Atlanta news and Georgia figures in scattered notices
A patchwork of local opinions references Atlanta exhibitions and newspapers. Mentions include Bobby Walthour, Fort McPherson, Gate City, and several Georgia figures like Hoke Smith and Clifford Anderson. The piece weaves societal impressions with brief remarks on local press attention and personalities.
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Dewson County
Atlanta
Thomasville Times Entenanta
Bobby Walthour
Newnan News
Gainesville
Hawk
East Point
Walton News and Messenger
Gate City
Dawson News
Fort McPherson
Spares From The Wires Report Ten Annual Meeting And Rail Consolidation
Traveling engineers Association members held their tenth annual meeting yesterday while reports from Wyoming fire districts warn sheepmen face beat losses amid widespread burning in lumber country. Samuel Thomas and Edward Wit have acquired several rail lines including North Jersey Binet Railway Jersey City Brooklyn and Paterson Traction Company with plans to consolidate management. In Harrisburg Judge Weise ruled in favor of Marcus C. Kline in the 13th district Democratic contest. Hale, ex fire chief, invited to London by Brigade Union to help reorganize English fire service. he curates the National Fireman's Association. In Pittsburgh four national conventions convene. about 700 delegates attend. Cincinnati hosts the fifth annual National Association of Master Bakers with 500 members. meeting may move to St. Louis in 1904. A royal end end ends inquiry into tobacco and Canadian retail combine. Winds witnesses hear Canadian producers claim U S firms control trade via rebates.
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Engineers’ ‘Association
Mther
Wyoming
Bpands
Samuel Thomas
Edewit
North Jersey Binet Railway Company
Jersey City Biooken and Paterson Traction Company
Boboken Inn
New Jersey Traction Company
Hat
Hale
Han
Brigade Union
London
Mr Hale
National Fireman's Association
Fitteburg
Seasion
International ‘Association of Steam ‘Engineers
United Typo: Yretae of America
National Electrotyners’ Association of America
National Association of Photograph Eingrevers
George Cesa
Killed Wife to Remit Sins by Rev Wilson in Genoa
Genoa West Virginia September 9 Reverend Maurice Wilson, who nearly severed his wife's head with a razor while quoting a Bible verse, was found in the woods this morning unable to speak from exhaustion after days without food. Officials say he is insane and will not be jailed. He is over eighty years old.
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Mr. Wilson
Genoa
W. Va
Maurice Wilson
Whitecaps lash Bloomington area farm. man whipped
A band of whitecaps visited Mat Sturgeon on the Wyckoff farm five miles east of Bloomington, Indiana, abducted him and severely whipped him. His wife was lightly whipped. Notices were left at Rolla Sturgeon’s door warning him to leave within a week.
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Whitecaps
Illinois
Bloomington
Ind
Mat Sturgeon
Wyckoff Farm
Here
Sturgeon
Rolla Sturgeon
Found with her throat cut in Hubbard field
Mrs James McGinni a 21 year old of Newcastle Pa was found dead with her throat cut from ear to ear in a Hubbard pasture field three miles from here She and her husband had been visiting Mr and Mrs Martin Coyne Uncle and aunt A carnival at the house ended about midnight Her husband disappeared with her latterly seen leaving to fetch whisky He is suspected and police chase him He has one leg and one eye
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Youngetown
Unk
James McGinni
Newcastle
Hubbard
Martin Coyne
Birs
McGinn
John C. Foote
Courtland Street
Dobbins and Bone
Foote
Hynds
Hon W C Anderson Dies in Newport Tennessee
Knoxville Tenn September 9 Hon Ww C Anderson former congressman from Tennessee first district died at his Newport home after a 10 day battle with typhoid fever He previously served in the state legislature 1868 term.
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W. C. Anderson
Knoxville
Tenn
Ww. C. Anderson
Tennessee
Newport
Savannah native Adams named to Georgia Supreme Court
Samuel B Adams of Savannah becomes the first Savannah–born associate justice of the Georgia Supreme Court, appointed to the unexpired term after Hal T Lewis resignation. Born Sept 8 1853, Adams is a senior attorney with the firm Adams Freeman Denmark Adams, city attorney of Savannah, and a long time trustee of the University of Georgia and Wesleyan Female College.
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Een
Supreme Court of Georgia
Hal T. Lewis
Justice Adams
Savannah
Georgia
Supreme Bench of
University of Georgia
Meldrim & Adams
A. Pratt Adams
Denmark & Adams
Brantley A. Denmark
Denmark
Adams, Freeman, Denmark & Adams
Wesleyan Female College
Board of Education
Chatham County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel B. Adams
Judge Russell Enters Race for Supreme Court Seat
Judge Richard Russell of Jackson County appears as a leading candidate for the supreme court judgeship. He said in Atlanta he would run and expects support from notable politicians. no other candidates have declared, with Hammond Candler and Russell viewed as principal contenders. Judge Adams of Savannah visited Governor Candler and may delay swearing in until after September 20 due to ongoing legal matters.
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Supreme Court
Richard Russell
Jackson County
Judge Russell
Atlanta
Capitol
Candler
North
Georgia
Tate
Clay
Gober
W. R. Hammond
Jonn
Russell
Adams
8 B. Adams
Savannah
Judge Adams
Looking for Candidates At Meeting of County Republican Committee
Fulton county Republicans seek a credible candidate to challenge Colonel Lon Livingston in the fifth district. A subcommittee will report at Friday’s meeting on prospects for a race and on fielding county and legislative candidates, with district committee actions to be considered.
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Republican Committee
Fulton County
Lon Livingston
Fulton
Fulton County Republican Committee
Death of Earl Price linked to Mobile and Atlanta
Short obituaries report the death of Earl Price formerly of Atlanta who had lived in Mobile five months. He died suddenly from paralysis in Mobile and was buried at Pine Barren Florida beside his father. He leaves a widow and one child in Mobile and siblings in Pine Barren. The item also notes local notices including a political candidate, a shooting incident involving John Foote, a building permit, funeral details for Walter Lee Massey, and various civic updates from Atlanta.
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Earl Price
Atlanta
Motile
Ala
Price
Atlanta Constitution
Mobile
Register
Pine Barren
Fla
M P. Camp
William J. HH. Holtzclaw
Walter Lee Massey
Peachtree Street
Westview Cemetery
Brunswick
Brunswick Carpenters
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