Dissolution Sale Gives Big Men's Bargains at H. J. Co.
Albany store advertises a dissolution sale on men s wear with about one third off on silks wash goods and dress accessories. Highlights include 4.4 nets handkerchiefs 1.50 a dozen cambric handkerchiefs 1.00 a dozen umbrellas 1.45 for 2.00 value scriven elastic seam drawers 62c negligee shirts 49c to 45c faultless night shirts 0.85 0.99 1.25 and hosiery reductions 20c to 43c plus ties collars and four in hands at sale prices.
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Albany
Scriven
My Old Kentucky Home festival in Louisville
Special trains bring Kentuckians home for Old Home Week in Louisville. Crowds fill streets and Armory as Henry Watterson greets visitors. Foster Day features statue unveiling and massed bands to honor Stephen Foster. Daniel Boone Day highlights pioneers and Kentucky history with ceremonies in Cherokee Park. Greater Kentucky Day includes barbeques and gatherings, ending with church services for emigrant Kentuckians.
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Louisville
Louisville Commercial Club
Kansan
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Henry Watterson
David R. Francis
Missouri
Foster
Stephen Collins Foster
Old Kentucky
State
Frankfort
Daniel Boone
George Rogers Clark
Cherokee Park
Georgia Bankers Declare War on Cotton Speculation
The Georgia Bankers Association concludes its session at the New Kimball house with a united pledge to oppose cotton speculation. A 15-member committee is to seek a Georgia sub treasury and annual officer elections were held with John H. Reynolds as President and L. P. Hillyer as Secretary. The Executive Council includes J. K. Otley and the five group chairmen. The next meeting date is open, with a Birmingham invitation from the Alabama Bankers Association.
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Herald
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Kimball House
John H. Reynolds
Rome
Joseph S. Davis
Albany
Oscar E. Dooley
Macon
Charles B. Lewis
Montezuma
James Knox
Waycross
Z. C. Hayes
Elberton
L. P. Hillyer
B. C. Smith
Griffin
J. K. Otley
John D. Walker
Sparta
Executive Council
Alabama Bankers' Association
Birmingham
President Roosevelt Denies Involvement in Iowa Politics
President Roosevelt dismissed suggestions of meddling in Iowa politics and said Secretary Shaw’s Davenport visit was his own responsibility. Reports claimed Shaw would speak against Governor Cummins on the president’s behalf.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Iowa
Shaw
Davenport
Cummins
Albanians Miss Swedish Immigrant Talk At League Meet
The Albany Business League meeting was postponed due to a storm. Mr. C Rasmussen of Minneapolis, an immigration expert, planned to address Albany businessmen on Swedish immigration and potential settlers. He remains to speak tonight at 8 15 at City Hall despite earlier engagements.
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Mr. Rasmussen
Albany
Albany Business League
C. Rasmussen
Minneapolis
Rasmussen
Business League
Railroad magnates to be notified of ICC hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission wires its secretary to notify railroad presidents Cassatt of Pennsylvania, Murray of Baltimore & Ohio, George W Stevens of Chesapeake & Ohio, L. E B Johnson of Norfolk & Western, and W H Newman of New York Central that the commission will hear them June 21 in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Murray
Baltimore & Ohio
George W. Stevens
Chesapeake & Ohio
L. E B. Johnson
Norfolk & Western
W. H. Newman
New York Central & Hudson River
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E. & W. Collars
Pepperell
the Quality Store
R. L. Jones & Company
Hoggard Drug Co
Phone
Albany Trust Co
R. H. Warren
Commerce Street
Lena Kendall
Power Motors
New York City
H. P
Albany Electrical
Broad St
C.J. Hutcheson
Davis Exchange Bank
Old
William F. McCauley
Savan
Rufus H. Brown
Augusta
F. T. Hardwick
Dalton
William B. Slade
Colum
Sea Island
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