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W. Overby
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T. Ah. Sunt
W. W. Blackburn
Sue City Colleciora
Messra James Tcarter
Claude A. Virgin
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Mexico
Bunny South
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Sichot
Atlanta
London Office Notices at 6 Henrietta Street Covent Garden
Garda Brown representative lists a London office address for correspondence at 6 Henrietta Street Covent Garden and states the Constitution is on file and letters may be sent there for safety.
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London
Garda Brown
Henrietta Street
Covent Garden
W. Co
Press and papers oppose Shaw on reciprocity in tariff policy
The Philadelphia Press and New York Press attack Secretary Shaw's view of reciprocity, arguing McKinley never endorsed Kasson treaties and that true reciprocity requires concessions aligned with the present tariff wall. They accuse Shaw of aiming to repeal schedules and warn that gains in trade demand sacrifices.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Smith
Shaw
New York
Iowa Statesman
Republican Protection
Secretaries Root and Shaw Shape 1902 Campaign Scramble
Atlanta dispatch notes Secretary Root in Peoria pushing the Philippines debate while the tariff issue dominates the campaign. The piece argues Root misframes the Philippine question and predicts tariff revision and anti trust measures as the decisive home issue, with Secretary Shaw’s reciprocity remarks adding friction within the Republican ranks.
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Root
Peoria
Philippines
Congress
Phillippines
Hoar
Hesso
Vis Vitalis
Para
Mountism
Just From Georgia and the Light in the Night
A compilation of editorial pieces and verse notes from the Georgia section and nationwide musings. It touches on political intrigue around David B. Henderson, Roosevelt trusts, the coal strike, and light verse reflecting on current affairs with regional quotes and humor.
Georgia election talk and fort McPherson musings
A Georgia politician praises Captain Howell as a destined Atlanta mayor amid passing remarks on the state’s political clout. The piece shifts to fort McPherson bands, brass buttons, and soldierly romance with banter between soldiers about duty, love, and war memories.
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Howell
Atlanta
L. H. Martin
Elbert County
Martin
Elbert
Georgia
Mr. Martin
Thirteenth Regiment
Fort McPherson
Brown
Philadelphia
Jimmy
Bill
Constitution
Thoias Dixon
Marietta Street
Japan
Fair Weather Forecast Lifts Cotton Pickers Spirit
Forecast by Forecaster Marbury predicts today will bring sufficient sunshine to aid drying of wet open cotton. Planters statewide welcome favorable picking conditions after recent rains caused rust, discoloration, and delays in harvest.
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Marbury
Money Offered but No Takers in City Election Bets
Two $3000 wagers were posted in Colonel Harry Silverman’s cigar store on mayor Evan Howell versus the field and on Alderman Johnson failing to carry a single ward. By 11 pm no takers appeared as Silverman confirmed a willing backer but withheld names while the money remained in his hands awaiting coverage.
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Washington Dispatch
Babcock
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
Great
Morgan
Far West
Ate
Johnson
Silverman
Evan P. Howell
Harry Bilverman
Harry Silverman
Constitution
Election Officials Appointed for October 1 Ballot
Ordinary John Wilkinson names managers and clerks for state county and city elections on October 1. Polling places listed by ward include Curtis drug store Forsyth and Mitchell, Courthouse, Thompson Iveys, Chamberlin Jackson, 248 Marietta, Guards Armory, Caldwell hall.
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John BR. Wilkinson
T. ¥. Grent
John W. White
C M. Tucker
G. E. McLauren
Babe Hill
J. W. Harper
S A. Wilson
W. W Smith
Clerks
Paul Toland
W. T. Sheats
Akridge
East Point
R. F. Thompson
C. ©. Trimble
Benjamine McCain
P. &. Hale
Jesse M. Butts
Henry Harris
Colfing
J. M. Moore
R. B. Seagraves
H. Green
W. G Williams
J. Rosser
Sam Adams
Cooks
O. H Puckett
Thomason
J. T. Pope
P. L. Fuller
Ficken
W. W. Cape
Peachtree
J. N. Langston
S. G. Walker
N. H B. Cheshire
Owens
J. M. Liddell
D. W
Yarborough Buckhead
O. B. Langford
James Colley
W. P. Johnson
J. N.cain
H. M. Ficks
Paul C. Coker
Oak Grove
James A. Reed
T. Thomason
A. A. Acree
A P
Luke Bradley
John T Collier
C. H. McHang
Ww. H. Preston
W. A. Ivey
Arthur Mar‘but
Fourth Ward
H. Landrum
W. B. Manning
W. D. Thomson
L. Stahl
W. K. Smith
Myrick
Fifth Ward
Joseph Lampert
O H. Starnes
Johnson
J. M. Mackey
A. J. Martin
Marcus C Strickland
Eixth Ward
J. N. Bateman
John Gatins
L. W. Sims
A. IL. Holbrook
J C. Bond
C. J. Keith
Seventh Ward
John H. Caldwell
R. T. Prior
Dozier
Joe B. Connally
Hugh Caldwell
John W. Matthews
Curtis’ Drug Store
Mitchell and
Forsyth Streets
Thompson & Ivey's
Chamberlin and
Jackson Streets
Marietta Street
Sixth Ward
Guard
Caldwell
Westside political organization endorses council candidates
Westside residents convened at Philip Breitenbacher’s Sunset avenue home to form a permanent committee aimed at improving the first and fifth wards. W J McGee chaired, Alfred Cartsene vice chair, A H Breitenbacher secretary treasurer, with a five member committee to support candidates for council and a plan to meet in Austell Building to map work. A westside meeting will endorse a mayoral candidate and organize ongoing cooperation between wards. Streetcar workers in New Orleans threaten a strike after demanding eight hours and higher wages, with a Saturday deadline for a reply and promises of solidarity from electric workers.
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Westside
Philip Breitenbacher
Sunset Avenue
W. J. McGee
Alfred Cartsene
A. H. Breitenbacher
W. H. Terrell
W. Lambert
Charles Wachendorf
M T. Lambert
C. Tapp
A. C. Burnett
Austell
Sidney C. Tapp
Behalg
Borlock
A. C. Ward
Haynes Street
First Ward
Fifth Ward
New Orleans
New Orleans Railway Company
Crowd waited for Johnson at Silverman's corner
Alderman Johnson, a mayoral candidate, failed to appear from a carriage at Silverman's corner as promised. About a hundred voters waited in vain after notices said he would speak at 8. He later told The Constitution he never intended to speak there, having spoken earlier at the Southern shops and off Marietta street, his voice exhausted.
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Johnson
Silverman’s Corner
Silverman's Corner
Alderman Johnson
City Pay Pers
Arden
The
Constitution
Silverman's
Marietta Street
Letters From The People Church and State Debate
Editor asks what separation of church and state truly means and if mutual cooperation is possible. He questions whether state and churches can share services, property, and employment, and whether membership affects citizenship and state duties. Timothy asks Dr Landrum or other separatists to define the line.
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Bethel College
Cuthbert
Andrew College
Inwassee
Young Harris
Atlanta News Mixed Voices From Many Papers
A collage notes Atlanta topics from several papers. It mentions ministers striking, an Augusta oil mill, questions about the supreme court race, a Persian shah hotel bill, President Roosevelt’s visit, and Atlanta’s guarded ambitions. A volcanic Stromboli reference caps the musings on city activity.
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Moultrie Observer
Baptist Ministers of
Atlanta
Augusta Herald
Augusta
Athens Benner
Supreme Court
Cordele Daily News
Dublin Courier-Dispatch
Etranko
Charleston
S. C
Roosevelt
Pittsfield
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