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Have You Registered Atlanta City Primary Vote
Atlanta readers are urged to register at the county courthouse or a branch office to be eligible to vote in the October 1 city primary. The notice warns against assuming registration and stresses timely action for all white men in Atlanta.
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Purklind Proposition on Negro Skill and Education
The Boston Evening Transcript argues against politics and unions shaping the colored workingman. It claims many colored workers lack craft precision, and that schools for higher education should be funded rather than mechanic arts. It criticizes southern colored schools drilling classics, urging support for honest skilled labor over broader degrees.
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Russian knout sermon on girl babies and male heirs
A columnist ridicules a Russian official’s ex post facto firing line punishing fathers of girl babies to boost male birth rates. The piece mocks czarist policy, notes knighted obstinacy, and jokes about the futility of predicting sex, while affirming broader education and economic independence for all.
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Jekyll and Hyde in party politics fuels tariff debate
A political portrait recalls Babcock pushing tariff revision against trusts while GOP leaders dodge reform. References to Brer Smith, Watterson, Hanna, and Foraker frame a national fight over tariffs, silver, and campaign strategy with Donovan style boilerplate remarks and streetlevel gossip about Roosevelt, Bryan, and Platt amid a looming New York budget, coal strike, and responses to press criticism.
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Wisconsin
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A Strong Man's Dilemma About Theodore Roosevelt
The Constitution notes President Roosevelt faces a public and party test. The real Roosevelt is seen as foe to monopolies and boss politics, a fighter for purity and equal rights. The piece hopes the genuine Roosevelt reemerges to oppose trust ridden factions and defend the people’s rights.
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Old Guard Candidate Eva P Howell for Atlanta Mayor
The Atlanta Business Directory profiles Hon Eva P Howell as a longtime civic leader and top candidate among the old guard for mayor. It extols his decades of service to Atlanta and urges voters to unite behind him as the progressive choice for the city’s welfare.
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The Biggest and Best We Saw
A compact praise note from The Bainbridge Argus and The Atlanta Constitution declares The Atlanta Sunday edition the biggest and best of its kind seen. The items reflect a boastful comparison among newspapers.
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Bid Not Oppose Jenkins
Atlanta Ga September 15 1902 Hostor Constitution transcribes Hon E A Angier urging publication of a communication to Jenkins. Jenkins defends judge and notes Lumpion rulings while praising Newman and Angier. The exchange covers misquotation and call for fairness in public notices.
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Tickets On Sale For Atlanta Lecture Association Season
The Atlanta Lecture Association announces its coming season with a slate of speakers including Thomas E Watson Edwin Alder man George W James Joaquin Miller Noah Davis Russell Conwell William Brown Woodrow Wilson and others Tickets go on sale September 2 at 8 00 am at W W Orr treasurer George Muse Clothing No 3 Whitehall Street Membership limited to 500 Two reserved seats cost 750 or two seats behind the balcony Paxon chairs executive committee invites members to sign for boxes and seats
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California
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University of Virginia
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William Garratt Brown
Harvard University
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Marden
Success
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
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Whitehall Street
Meeting Draws Large Crowds At Cumberland Tent
Large congregations attend Cumberland Presbyterian tent meetings on Baker street near Peachtree. Rev. W B Holmes of Grace church Nashville preached on How To Be Rich Without Money with text Godliness with contentment is great gain. Holmes and Rev George H Mack lead, Oscar Seagie sings, services daily at 10 am and nightly, Sunday school organized last Sunday. Sunday church organization forthcoming.
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New Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Baker Street
Peachtree
W. B. Holmes
Gracechurch
Nashville
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George H. Mack
H. Oscar Seagie
Bullock Denies Knife Claim After Officer Shoots Him
NL H Bullock, shot by Officer Blackstone, asserts he did not tell anyone he carried no knife. He says he warned he would not blame the officer and that the arrest occurred after a confrontation at the box. Blackstone maintains Bullock drew a knife and advanced, prompting the shooting. the officer faces arraignment before Justice Bateman.
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Damages suit against Central of Georgia railroad heard in city court
In court yesterday Judge Calhoun heard Francis M Lee v Central of Georgia Railway over injuries claimed on September 4. Lee seeks $20,000 for an engine strike at Peters Street that allegedly crushed his leg, with further damages claimed to earning capacity. The case will continue, with rail counsel Dorsey Brewster Howell and Arnolds representing plaintiffs. Other actions include Jetton v Georgia Railway and Electric for $5,000 over injuries to a wife from a carriage collision on Grant Street, and various property transactions and legal notices including deeds and quit claims in Fulton County records.
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Gee
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Arnold & Arnold
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William Strauss to be deputy under City Marshal Riley
Short items note appointive changes with William Strauss likely to serve as deputy under City Marshal Robert Riley if reelected, replacing F Schmidt who remains in his current office. Also coverage of desk arrivals, school transfers, and various civic events and funeral notices.
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Passing Throng At Aragon Highlights Atlantic City Game
Ralph Bingham the day actor and entertainer, reg istered at the Aragon after a famed Atlantic City charity game between actors and newspaper men. Dan Daly umpired and quips amid chorus girls and comic skits as Bingham and peers entertain a summer crowd along the Boardwalk by the Inlet. the benet is hospital relief.
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