Subscriptions and rates for The Constitution franchise
Notice to subscribers announcing uniform annual rates for The Daily Constitution six days a week and The Sunday Constitution plus The Sunny South. It lists traveling agents and city collectors, payment duties, postage rates, and advertising management details, emphasizing no exceptions to rates and authorized solicitors.
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Dyprey
B. M
W. Helicitors
T. H. Bunt
Wow. Blackburn
Carter
Claude A
James T. Virgin
Constitution Publishing Co
Notable Voices and Public Figures in 1902 Atlanta
A compilation of opinions and commentary from Atlanta on September 15 1902 referencing leaders in government and politics. The piece discusses optimism and warnings about national policy under McKinley and Roosevelt, with notes on public figures General Wheeler Uncle Joe Devery and a Tammany leadership campaign.
Tare on Cotton and the Souths Protective Cause
Letters from the People discuss Harvie Jordan and the Southern Cotton Growers' Protective Association. It explains tare calculations, freight costs, and packing weight to show how tare affects spinner prices and producer receipts. It also touches politics, among them Cortelyou, Roosevelt, and public registration calls in Atlanta.
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Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Npmnrier
Bremen
Liverpool
Passing Throng Calculations On Cotton Tare And Bale Weights
A long, technical analysis of tare deductions on cotton bales compares different tare scenarios. It details bagging and ties costs, freight, and ginning, showing producer losses when tare is applied and arguing for shipping without tare or minimal tare, referencing Liverpool rules and Bremen weight standards.
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Bremen
Interior Point
Texas
Jordan
Liverpool
Bremen c
Laing
General Wheeler not running on any Alabama ticket
Dispatches from Montgomery claimed Alabama Republicans toyed with nominating General Wheeler for governor on a citizens or white man’s ticket with fair elections, but Wheeler, recently back from abroad, opposes such an independent movement. The veteran is a Democrat at heart and unlikely to enter a third-party bid or clash with Judge Richardson’s strong position in Congress.
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White House
McKinley
Roosevelt
America
Commerce
Herve
Earth
General Wheeler
Pilgrim Club
Alabama
Uncle Joe
Atlanta
Stewart
Henry Watterson
Constitution of Sunday
God
New York
Upper Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Whitem McKinley
Buffalo
San Francisco
Boston
Associated Press
A. P
Constitution Building
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South
Montgomery
Wheeler
Joe
Washington
Congress
Judge Richardson
Senate
Richardson
Adamson
Vaughan
Hanna
Bill Vaughan
Senator Hanna
Charles Dick
Rising Young Journalist Edward F Younger Leads Newsroom Spotlight
Long before daylight bundles moved to homes of Bilb scribers and buyers across the south a night in the newsroom stands out as a landmark. Edward F Younger of the Chicago Record-Herald is praised for his night work and rising talent in short stories, with a noted tale in The National Magazine.
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South
Mount Pelee
Edward
Edward F Younger
Chicago Record-Herald
National Magazine
Hazelwood
Younger
Notable Change in Georgia Speakership Stakes
Meriwether Vindicator notes a shift in support for Hon. Fondren Mitchell as speaker of the Georgia House. The piece warns that Mitchell appears backed by Hon. Jos Hall of Macon, potentially making Hall influential in committee selections. The editors express disapproval of Hall and regret any Meriwether representative backing his candidate.
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Meriwether
Fondren Mitchell
House of Representatives
Georgia
Mitchell
Jos Hall
Macan
Hall
Atlanta Delegates Return From Denver Letter Carriers Meet
Atlanta delegates George G Nealy J McCool and A M Hughes report the National Association of Letter Carriers convention in Denver as the most successful in history with about 800 delegates. The group notes hospitality, a Friday parade led by General Fred Funston and a Philippines regiment, a horse drawn mail coaches feature, and the reelection of president Pate er Keller amid a hoodoo tale. The next convention is set for Syracuse.
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Atlanta
National Association of Letter Carriers
Denver
George G Nealy
J. McCool
A. M. Hughes
National Association
United States
St. Louis
New York
Syracuse
N.Y
Kansas City
Rocky Mountain
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