Constitution Publishing Company Atlanta 1908 notice
The Constitution Publishing Company announces subscriber terms for daily and Sunday editions with weekly and tri weekly delivery options. Advertising manager for outside Atlanta is TCHOLS and HOLLIDAY. Washington bureau in Hibbs Building and New York distribution details listed. September 18 1908.
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United States
Mexico
Bundaz
Carcier
Atlanta
Tate Au Ghove
Tchols & Holliday
Constituton Building
Washington
the Constitution
Hibps
Fifteenth Street
Jobe Corrigan
Stadt
Constitution
New York
Broadway
WW. Blackburn
S. Moore
C. B. Atrin
W. H. Overbet
C. H. Donnelly
Atlanta, GA
Brown and Bryan Rally Georgia Democrats in Strong Primary Support
Widespread reports from across Georgia praise Joseph M. Brown and defend the white primary against rumors. Captain J. S. Adams warns that October apathy could cost Bryan the state in November as Democrats rally to Brown and Bryan, denouncing independent movements as fading. The piece touts unity and predicts a large Georgia majority for the national ticket.
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Joseph M. Brown
J. S. Adams
Demorest
Smith
Bia
Macon
Adams
Georgia
Joseph B. Brown
Georga
Bryan and
Brow
Campaign Subscriptions and Political Quips in Georgia Era
A fragmentary call for campaign subscriptions urges Democratic donations to support the party. The piece critiques Roosevelt Taft Foraker and Cannon while mocking campaign tactics, with satirical notes on Wall Street, Texan politics, and prohibition humor, ending with a dismissive summary.
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Democratic National Campatee
Tressurer
Campaist Committee
Georgia
Seeeedn
RRR
Rod Raioodooiala
New York Democrats See Bright Prospects in National Ticket
Democratic optimism centers on New York where unity grows and Bryan and Kern are forecast to win overwhelmingly. The state party harbors hope Hughes’ GOP presence may fracture independents, but the national ticket could trigger a nationwide tidal wave if New York shifts decisively.
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New York
New York State
Charles 5. Hughes
Hughes
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Chanler
Murpar
McCuarren
Bryan
Kern
Atlanta Hurrah Point Boosts Celebrities Across Georgia
The Savannah Morning News notes Atlanta is cosmopolitan and a hub of enthusiastic cheers for politicians and public figures. It praises Atlanta as a great southern city with abundant bottled enthusiasm ready to uncork for celebrities from Bryan to Gans and beyond, urging more public fervor to spur state growth.
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Atlanta
Joe Gans
Savannah Morning News
Elearst
Essen
Graves
Watson
Williams
Heke Smith
Joe Brown
Bryan [Ghd Kein
Debs
Chafin
Broughton
Jon Gans
Alore
Savannah
Old Forest City
Georgia
Commission urged to act on Seaboard Rail delays
The state railroad commission should promptly investigate and remedy the protest against Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway train connections at Helena. Citizens from Fitzgerald Abbeville Rochelle Ocilla and surrounding towns report late mail delivery and missed connections harming about 100000 residents. A direct inquiry now would replace delay with a faster mail and passenger route, possibly via an antiquated stage coach link to restore timely service.
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State Railroad Commission
Seaboard
South Georgia
Southern Railway
Helena
Fitzgerald
Abbeville
Rochelle
Ocilla
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Points West
Southern
Chicago
Jacksonville
Georgia Democratic Debates and Journal Clash
The piece surveys editorial battles across Georgia papers over governor candidate Joseph M. Brown and his Bryan backing. It cites The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution defending democracy, while other papers accuse Brown’s supporters of undermining the party and loyalty tests to nominees.
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Peenitar
Clarkesville
Atlanta Journal
Yancey Carter
Georgia
The
Journal
Joe Brown
Hoke Smith
Atlanta Constitution
Jozeph M. Brown
Wat
Americas Recorder
Denver
Clark Howell
Smith
All States Senate
Gray
Jon Brown
Riseby
Spain
Jatt
Breaavaarks
Imne
Brown
Hokesmith
National Democratic Party
Bryan
Bryan and Brown rally eyed for Macon auditorium
From Tae Macon Telegraph a large turnout is expected for the Bryan and Brown rally at the city auditorium on September 3 with Ten. Jann W. Kern the Democratic VP nominee due October 3. Speakers include Governor-elect Joseph M. Brown Mon. Joe Hil Hall Hon. Charles L. Bartlett Hon. Roland Withs Judge Joan P. Russ Ex-Governor Josefa M. Yerrel and others.
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Vacon
Macon
Joseph 1. Hall
Bibb County
Bryan Club
Clark Newel
Jann W. Kern
City Auditorium
Joseph M. Brown
Joe Hil Hall
Charles L. Bartlett
Roland Wihs
Joan P. Russ
Josefa M.yerrel
Emmett Baines
Erie
Barnes
Otato
Piease Adsisa
Gince
Autumn Verses and Rural Wit From Georgia Folklore
A collage of Georgia poems and stories celebrates summer heat and autumn promise. Folksy verses from The Bentztown Bard and Practical Parent mingle with dialect snippets, mule tales, and regional humor, alongside a divorce notice for William J. Lemp and legal notes.
Governors appoint veterinarians to state board of examiners
Governor Moke Smith named five veterinarians to the state board of veterinary examiners under a new act. names include Dre Thomas F. Jape of Athens Charles R. Jolly of Atlanta John R. Anderson of Macon M. A. Morris of Savannah and J. C. Schwencke of Thomasville. He also named delegates to the Fisheries Congress meeting in Washington September 22 to 26.
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Moke Smith
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Dre
Thomas FE. Jape
Athens
Charles RB
Jolly
Atlanta
John R. Anderson
Macon
M. A. Morrs
Savanna
3. C. Schwencke
Thomasvile
Finkettes
Smith
Fisheries Congress
Washington
T. A. Dalle
LaGrange
Donala Yraset
Hinesville
L. R. Massengale
Warrenton
H. ¥. McCord
J. T. Sullivan
Sesannak
J. W. Aughes
Tadowel
Memorial Vase Award Won by Georgia Association
The Georgia Association received a memorial vase to honor Alfred Newell, national life manager for Columbia National Life. The engraved trophy will belong to the Georgia group after the annual meeting, with Newell named on the inscribed list and the award displayed in the Crankshaw window.
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Georgia Association
Alfred €. Newell
Southern
Columbian Yetlunal Life
Ben Williams
Alfred Newell
Columbia National
Boxtar
Georgia
Ingurante
United States
Newell
Menell
Lowartii
Ins
Newel
Terperanls
Charles Crankshaw
Contributions For Democratic Fund Reported From Georgia
The following contribu tors to the national Democratic Fund are listed with amounts forwarded to the campaign treasurer. Gwen Byremville Ga. received $2005 17 wmmerson Atlanta $2 Sires Herring Lone Oak Ga. $1. Eligible contributors include Camwgars and others, with amounts noted for the recent drive.
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Cammercn Treas
Gwen
Militia Called to Guard Negro Camp in Georgia
A Fayette county farmer Daniel McEacher was wounded as militia were summoned to protect a black camp following a riot call from Tayettesite. Governor requested state troops. response mixed as troops dispersed and the prisoner was escorted to Atlanta under guard.
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Fayette
Jacay
Atlanta
Tartrogesx
Tae Sherk
Labor Labor Resolves For Convict Road Workers
Resolution adopted by Macon labor forces urges lawmakers and state leaders to pass a measure removing convict labor from road building and placing road work under public competitive terms. The central labor committee, backed by local unions, asks officials to act to end convict labor on state roads.
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Macon
Macora
Jehu G Postel
CT Williamson
Wi J. Breedlove
Leberales
Toda
Fiynil
Senate
Linton
Monument Bought for Confederate Dead in Statesboro
The Statesboro chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy purchased a monument to fallen Ballieh County soldiers. Carved from McNeil Marble, it cost around 9,000 and will stand in a public square. Memorial Day will mark its dedication with a flat path and 9 foot high shaft.
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Statesboro
Statestern
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Canterlord
Ballieh
McNeil Marble Works
Moriotia
Genging Marbie
Bna
Pubit
Will Resist Near Beer Tax In Athens Dealers Quit
Athens Georgia readers learn near beer dealers plan to resist the state tax on sale or manufacture and several may go out of business. An injunction against the tax collection is anticipated, targeting local tax official Wingfield.
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Athens
Wingfeld
Nis
Fragmentary note on moral snares and false promises
A garbled excerpt warns of sin and death as tempting wares. The text alludes to troubled choices, urging caution for those who follow deceptive paths and high risk temptations.
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