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Newspaper
Albany Daily Herald
Location
Albany, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
3
The Albany Herald explains subscription and advertising terms. It lists officers H M McIntosh president, H T McIntosh treasurer, A Davis business manager, and details on billing, advance payment, and rates for notices and paid announcements. It notes office location at Jackson and Pine streets and policy on advertising agents.
The Herald serves Albany Georgia as the Dunno Dougherty Baker counties organ and officially represents the Railroad Commission for Georgia in the Second Congressional District.
Fragmentary OCR text references a composing room and job printing office with ring counts and editorial rooms. Mentions advertising in The Herald and a possible citation of Moe. No clear event or outcome established.
The column covers a Smith Howell debate set for 1 pm with a 90 minute scrap expected to end after 4 pm. It weighs in on Taft Roosevelt Bryan and Watson, noting White House statements backing Taft to oppose Bryan in 1908 and predicting possible cabinet resignations as party dynamics unfold.
The Philadelphia Record likens Kansas politics to an asylum for cranks, rails against cotton surplus cures, and supports Congress paying the president’s travel expenses. It argues the president must travel and speak, aided by government funding over railroad costs, to reach mass audiences.
The Washington Post rebukes Southern cities for relying on distant markets for beef and other foods. It urges Southern farms to use their own grazing lands and dairy resources to supply beef, mutton, butter, milk and eggs. The piece notes Fleming’s Athens speech on disfranchisement, contrasting his views with Watson and Hoke Smith.
The article notes Atlanta Journal criticism of an Athens address and questions about journal approval for public speeches. It mentions Senator Bailey opposing naval chaplain pay, a naval craft analogy, editor rivalries over Democratic analysis, and cautions about constipation with Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Turp cough syrup from Albany Drug Co.
The policy extends from year ten to year twenty at 6 percent of the premium and upon death no charge. For 60 cents per $1,000, add accidental total or permanent disability coverage. Premiums cease and the policy is fully paid up, two risks for one premium. Come and see me. C. M. CLARK, Agent.
Edwin Ruthven argues the Smith-Howell joint debate should not be discouraged in Albany. He contends large public gatherings energize politics, attract people and dollars, and help Albany grow like Atlanta while keeping citizens engaged.
A timeline of notable events from 1899 to 1904 includes Clive’s victory at Plassey, the Battle of Landshut, Russian seizure of Silistria, Tripolitza capture, Lady Hester Stanhope’s death, Prussia in Heidelberg, the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, Matthew Vassar’s death, Silas C. Herring’s death, Grover Cleveland’s nomination, Prince Edward’s birth, the Ports mouth naval review, Henry B. Plant’s birth, and the Roosevelt and Fairbanks ticket nomination.
A series of timetable fragments lists train numbers and stations. Entries include Ly Albany to Ly Macon with times 4 30 pm and 6 45 am, Cordele and Helena connections, and S ALL Ry Ar Albany 11 15 am.
A fragmented timetable lists departures and arrivals between Albany and nearby cities including Thomasville Monticello and Montgomery. Times show multiple daily legs with precise hours and minutes for connections and layovers.
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