Fragmented Notice Mentions Subscriptions and Elections
A garbled notice cites subscribers and publishers urging payment of a Constitution subscription while interweaving political commentary on Bryan La Follette and other figures. It references newspaper agencies in New York, hints at Ballot and campaign chatter, and touches on elections, parties, and regional concerns. The text blends notices with editorial remarks and stray names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bi. Over
C. J. Donment
Saleiter
W. Woxburn
M.A Dickson
Charlis
T. J. Hunt
W. D. Deumbelob
New York
Torr
Fidtaiina
Agenss
Cormat
Thirep
Eighth Street
New Tack
Atlanta Urges Unyielding Law and Order After Tragic Weekend
A call to defend women and enforce law in Atlanta follows a sequence of violent crimes and multiple attacks. Officials praised for swift action, while citizens are urged to show resolve, sacrifice, and patience to prevent chaos and uphold Anglo Saxon values. Alabama announces a homecoming week from October 15 to 20 with Birmingham as main site, highlighting statewide pride and expected cross state return of natives to boost patriotism and possible future immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Alabama
Chattahoochee
Strnge
Birmingham
Texas
Mason Wee
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Loutatana
Indio Territory
Oklahoma Territory
North Atlantic
Kentucky
North Central States
Western States
Churchill Defeat Elevates Churchill in New Hampshire Nomination
The New Hampshire gubernatorial race ends with Charles M. Floyd winning on the ninth ballot while Winston Churchill falters with 335 votes. Analysts view Churchill's campaign as a dramatic, surprising strength show, boosting the novelists political impact despite the nominal loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Hurchil
Winston Churchill
New Hampatire
Charles M. Floyd
Manchester
Churchill
New Hampshire
Bia
Tosamich
Mr. Churchill
Dime Hove in Real Life wreck on Talends Toilroad
A small boy on the Fook Talends Toilroad wrecked the Hot Springs special near Memphis Tennessee. He opened a switch causing a forward car to derail and a Pullman sleeper to be damaged. No passengers or crew were seriously injured. The boy said he wanted to see if trains were real after reading about wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Memphis
Tenn
Bey
Winter’s Joyful Verse From Georgia
A compilation of rustic Georgia sayings and poems about weather, resilience, and cheer. It weaves songs of longing for spring with lines urging endurance through cold, urging unity and hopeful tones as communities brace for winter.
Typhoon Relief Tally and Harbor News
Europeans and Americans contribute 2900 to relief for typhoon victims while Chinese donate 82506. In Kong Kong on September 95 the typhoon recovery effort continues as the torpedo boat Francesque is to be docked tomorrow. The body of Bishop offers has not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kong Kong
Boise Tercua
Salvega
Francesque
Bishop Offers
Future Promise from The Bohemian
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character pleading for theater or dinner outings with BMA Mace you Peel, hinting at a future promise. The text reads as a casual social exchange with repeated questions about plans and companionship, reflecting informal tone and partial phrases.
Look Backward on Hurtel and Early City Press Folly
The account recalls Gordon Hurtel of the Atlanta Constitution shaping the early Birmingham Age, with W C Garrett and others launching the first daily paper in the city. It recounts pranks on a black porter, the old printing shop, and a season when The Age circulated about 300 copies daily before Hurtel moved on to notable work in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Gordon Novi Hurtel
Allmnta
Hig ‘Police
Hurtel
Matings Brown
Dirmingham
Fa Vane
W. C. Garrett
Daily Age
Warte
V. Loane
Gordon Burt Snout
Mr. Hill
Ben
Hill
Trurtel
Bill
Magic City
Age
Atlanta Constitution
Fragmented Verse and Personal Reminiscences From Lost Pages
A collection of fragmented poems and notes from Atlanta and Cuwer mixed with stray lines and sentiments. It includes a prayerful plea for power to love, a sunset lake memory, and a wandering thought of a person in Mey, with scattered names and places embedded in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilse Georgia Watts
Allanta
Estoli Mildred Umar
Cuwer
Ind
Carolina Families Move to Newton County Georgia Farms
Colonel Jemew P. Cooley helps eight to ten prominent Carolina families relocate from Sperantoburg county South Carolina to western Newton county Georgia. They buy farming land near Salem seven miles west of Covington and plan to settle, with Spartanburg and Livingston High School principal Professor R. H. B. Kenney also moving from Covington Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Menton County
Covington
Jemew P. Cooley
Carolina
Sperantoburg County
Newton County
Coronel Cooley
F. M. Turner
George McDuffie
Thomas Lipscomb
George H
Thave
Profesor
R. H. B. Kenney
Livingston High School
Seduction Hearing In Rome On Double Offense Charge
In Rome Georgia on September 23 Kitty Graves, daughter of a local farmer, charged Ranita L Holbrook with seduction by promises of marriage. The preliminary hearing before Judge George D. Anderson lasted the morning with sensational testimony. The defense admitted the acts but cited a prior charge of fornication. the court bound Holbrook over to await further proceedings. The case follows a prior indictment related to the same transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Graves
Rannis Holsbrook
Rome
Pather
Buukre
George D. Anderson
Coosaville
Ranita L Holbrook
WB A
Crawford
A H Hanna
Frank Vopeland
Tha Deen
Atlanta's 1870s riot memories and building boom mingle
A veteran recalls Atlanta's past turmoil as crowds clashed after a riot at the Garnet Theatre and police and regulars dispersed protesters. He stitches in tales of McPherson Barracks, Pryor and Decatur streets, martial law, and the 1880 Kant Point and Pittsburgh incidents, then shifts to builders Longley Robinson and Kimball's era, recounting the county courthouse bid, the new hotel push, and the Kimball mill project amid fires and shifts in city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Garneld
Garteld
DeGtva Opera
Rcises
McPherson
Martellaatreet
Opera House
Pryor
Pryor Street
Dr. Fox
Board of Police Commissioners
Starnes
Begby
Aldrich
Newroca
Gollee Commission
Kant Point
Abert Ang
Flehburg
Longley
Atlante
Mr. Longley
Atlenta
County Court House
State House
Timier Washington
Mitchell
Capitol Avenue
McDonowsh Street
Hall Park
Attanis
City Hall
H.L Kimball
Mariette
I. L Kimball
Eouth
Kimball
Holyoke
Masa
J. Sherwin Davis
Seribell
Root Pen
Kumball
At- Jacta
Iannfoal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clabr
Eli
Boblion
Hoatnses
Athnts Af
United States
Merton
Cue
AILT
Bunday
Sunny South
Ty Mall
Oor Michols & Tolliday
Cocetitation
Ontel de Allenta
Washington
N. W
Fuurra, GA
Wrason
Wer
Colonel
Georgia State Fair
Bryan
Crown Man
Dal Nippon
Brother Fairbanks
Panama
Macha
Ring Salzer
Chicago
Joutatic Party
Mowanid
Trenton
N. Z
Henry James
James
Chinaban
Japan
Chipkw
Ungs
Manchuria
Mongolia
War Department
Wisconsin
LaFollette
la Follette
Culley
Mendias
Serest
Valparaiso
Francisco
Air Tayir
Browntow
Hia
Bob Tec
Alf Iy
Seadamia
Barry
Duvall
Germany
Breslau
Ralnor Bill
Monica
Hut Sha
Buen
Hee Music
Thare
Fellows
Look
Georgie Wuther
Adams Enterprise
Tott
Wat
Heta
Ant Lotu
Jay
Typhoon Victoms
God
Sone Arim
Lollie Belle
Italy
Decatur
Pittsburg
Eichiarg
Cleveland
Atala Pepera
Laneh
Tong
Oriizary
Board of Eopty Commissioners
Unter
Kimbak
Ed Callaway
Ed Calloway
Ed Calaway
BM Callaway
Callaway
West Point
Billy Dunlap
Ba Calelaway
Doning
LaGrange
Dunlap
Cincinnaii
Ohio
Cmeer Gloor
Piety
Daniel
Metron
Cincinnati
Miss Daniel
ConsoluOon Maporter
Nira
Wightower Street
Chance
Rush Jackson
Tightower Street
Arenex
Jha
Houtton
Brower
He Dnpire Print and Box Company
Mar
Misa Taniel
Clmee
United Brothers
McDaniel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!