Notice to Subscribers at Constitution Publishing Co
Washington Bureau of The Constitution Gem lists subscribers and notices. Readers are urged to pay dues and obtain The Constitution at Hotating's Newspaper Dymey corner Broadway and Taber Street in New York City. If not, please depart to The Constitution.
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State Ownership of Rail Lines Urged by Georgia Paper
The Georgia newspaper argues the state must study extending its railroad to the sea to protect public property and curb freight-rate control by private interests. It recalls 1903 advocacy amid Louisville and Nashville concerns and notes business leaders support for state ownership to secure a through line from Chattanooga to tidewater.
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Morgan Interests
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Tidewater
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China’s Self Rule Zeal Sparks Orient for the Orientals Talk
Dispatches from Washington cite mail advices alleging a rising Chinese self rule sentiment that could undermine foreign concessions. Analysts note Japan appears favored by public sentiment while foreign powers would unite against any radical Chinese policy threatening British interests and imperial influence.
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Washington
Japan
Ita
Chineao
England
Library School Opens With Attendance From Five States
The Library School of the Cathogie Library opened at Ip o clock with attendees from five states. A formal morning program included prayers and addresses by library officials and trustees, followed by a luncheon and afternoon building inspections. The 906-07 class includes students from Atlanta Maryland Georgia and Alabama, with twelve admitted on competitive exams. The faculty comprises Anna Wallace director and experts from Pratt Institute Carnegie Library of Atlanta and others.
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Elisa Wallace
Gunn
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Ion
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DE Woreries
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Prat Inatiturn Library School
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Carnegin
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Georgia Joy and Strife Echo Across The Times
Readers encounter a fragmentary Georgia themed piece mixing celebratory notes on prosperity with reflections on hardship. It mentions a Georgia banner, jubilation, dancing coins, and happiness, alongside poems and social commentary about wealth, labor, and faith. The garbled text includes references to Kipling, literary wisdom, and local sentiments about progress and unity.
Rewards for criminals offered by Governor Terrell
Georgia newspaper item recounts Governor Terrell approving rewards for crimes including incendiary fires in De Soto and murders in counties such as Liberty and Colquitt. It notes past rewards, legal complications, and related cases involving McBride and Mettida, plus insurance law changes and other state government actions.
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Candler
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Terrell
de Soto
Bumter
Amos Moody
Fulton County
J. A. Johnson
Colquitt County
Henry Lownman
Crawford County
Lowman
John Perry
Laureus County
Josephine Perry
Attendance Gains In City Schools Second Week
Second week shows greater attendance across white and colored departments. White pupils rise from 10 130 last year to 10 600 this year, an increase of 470. colored pupils advance from 3 003 to 4 118, up 1 115. Remaining seating issues affect some second graders in the southern schools, with accommodations planned.
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Dr Bridewell Still Here Amid Pulpit Vacancy Rumor
The Firat Unitarian pulpit is vacant while Firat Presbyterian remains with pastor Dr Bridewell. Reports claim a typographical terror misled readers about the Presbyterian vacancy. Congregation members and friends expressed shock and concern as the pastor's status and future in the church were clarified.
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Let the State Build Its Railroad to the Ocean
The Georgia Constitution urges immediate action to extend state ownership of the railroad from Atlanta to Savannah or another port. It warns of a railroad syndicate consolidating lines from Savannah to Chattanooga and stresses that lease expiry could leave state property valueless. It calls for using convict labor to complete a state line to the sea as a regulator against monopolies and rate discrimination, warning time is running out.
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How Floyd Furlow Heard of Salary Increase
An early Georgia State Capitol incident centers on Floyd Jurlow, Georgia School of Technology professor turned executive, and Mrs. Furlow. A dramatic contract dispute with the Elevator Company reveals tense negotiations, a torn document, and a reevaluation of his $1,200 yearly salary as he navigates leadership roles at a New York firm.
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