Constitution Subscription Rates and Authorized Agents
The Constitution announces annual rates of five dollars for six days a week and seven dollars for seven days and the Sunday edition. It names traveling representatives Overby and B. Mo and solicitors Hunt and Blackburn, with city collectors James T. Carter and Claude A. Virgin. Official rates for postages and subs outside Atlanta are listed, with Nichols and Holiday as national advertising managers.
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B. Mo
T. H. Hunt
W. W Blackburn
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Bunny South
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Nichols & Holiday Constitution Building
Atlanta
London Office Notice From Curtis Brown Representative
Curtis Brown representative offers access to the Constitution on file at 6 Henrietta Street Covent Garden London We Co inviting interested parties to fetch the fetters sept to that address with sofets
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London
Curtis Brown
Henrietta Street
Govent Garden
We Co
Atlanta Street Fair Debate Reflects Trust Worries
A 1903 Atlanta column discusses Roosevelt's proposed constitutional amendment on corporate control and its political impact. It notes Elks involvement in curbing carnival excess, predicts the street fair will not recur in Atlanta, and contrasts wages and prices with the Dingley tariff era.
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Lodge of Elks
Fair Tp
Elks
Atlanta
The Tariff Question and Negro Rights Across States
A critical view of tariffs as tools for monopoly under Republicans contrasts with Democratic aims for revenue and protection. The piece highlights racist labor conflict, citing Pennsylvania and Illinois where black workers face threats and militia protection. It contrasts northern neglect with southern opportunity, arguing northern Republicanism harms black welfare and work rights.
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Fchoois
4 Coal Company
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Ilinois
Eldorado
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Verdon
Pana
Yates
Mason and Dixon
South
Mercer Triumph in Omaha Republican Primary
National figure David H. Mercer of Omaha scored a sweeping victory in the republican primary, defeating a machine faction and signaling strong odds for his reentry to Congress. The hard-fought contest underscored Mercer’s popular support and leadership within the party.
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David H. Mercer
Omaha
Congress
Mercer
Mercer's Standing Party Champion and Leader in Georgia
The piece lauds Congressman Mercer as a strong house member and skilled Republican political manager. It notes district support, warns of a few primary dissidents likely to stay loyal, and emphasizes Mercer’s broad party appeal and influence in Washington.
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House
Washington
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Aurte
Mr. Platt
Thomas Collier Platt
New York
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Platt
George R. Sheldon
Sheldon
Odell
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Atlanta Mayoral Race Seen Through Georgia Legislator's View
A Georgia legislator weighs Evan Howell's mayoral bid in Atlanta calling him energetic and widely supported. The piece cites Howell’s track record, church work, and philanthropy linking his leadership to progress and public welfare across the city and state, with endorsements from editors and local voices.
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BR. B. Russell
Richard B. Russell
State Supreme Bench
Geor
Russell
Georgia
Judge Russell
Martin V. Calvin
Augusta Chronicle
Gotonel Ewan P. Howell
Colonel Howell
Howell
Alty
Evan Howell
Atlanta
Peo
Nicojack
Tybee Ughts
Darien
Honivan P Howell
There Are Now Ten Applicants For Doorkeeper
A survey of state press items notes ten applicants for the Georgia General Assembly doorkeeper, suggesting potential extra staffing this year. Columns discuss wealth, money use, and critiques of fortunes, with reader reaction to railroad free passes and a noted judicial vacancy potential in Harmony Grove.
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Georgia Yegislatura
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Callroads
Ite
Guerry
Contary
Harmony Grove
Russell
Supreme
C. H
Brand
J. J. Smith
Jeffers
Ovation for Howell in Fighting Fifth Ward Meeting
In Cleveland hall the fifth ward held a large meeting supporting Captain Evan P Howell for mayor despite rain. Speakers included Howell, Colonel John B Goodwin, Harry J Schlesinger, Madison Bell, and Sam W Small. Goodwin urged Howell as best for Atlanta’s future.
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Evan P Howell
Cleveland
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Harry J. Behlesinger
Madison Bell
Sam W. Small
Goodwin
Des Moines
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Howell
Atlanta
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Bam W. Small
Small
Howells
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At- Tanta
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