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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
4
The notice warns subscribers no carrier can reflect subscriptions or call papers, directing payment to the registrar or at the office. The rest is a collage of political jibes about Roosevelt Bryan Hughes Wall Street Cook and prohibition, with variant lines about registration and polling day.
The article lauds Judge Henry S. West after Governor Brown appointed him to Athens City Court. It praises his swift, fearless administration, and notes the court’s rising importance, handling many notable cases with prompt, effective business and a broad judicial view.
Mr. Bryan asks Chairman Mack to prohibit any public demonstration upon his return from overseas prompting belief he wants no link to presidential discussions. The note contrasts with Roosevelts welcome and signals Bryan's desire to stay clear of further national politics.
A poll of republican editors in New England finds 82.5 percent oppose the Aldrich tariff law. Vermont shows near-unanimous endorsement from one paper, while Massachusetts districts have shown independent voting in past elections. The piece questions whether voters will act on conviction at the polls and repudiate party leaders.
Professor Bond of Athens commends newspapers for promoting voter registration, noting their service to good government and civic duty. The piece reflects on disfranchisement risk, calls for continued public focus, and mentions resignation of New York state senator Conger in a bribery case, Roosevelt as potential diplomat, a new song Falling Dew, and a light rain observed yesterday.
Congressman Chasa Bartlett of the sixth district is visiting the city after being summoned by the illness of his brother in law, Mr Joe Carlton. Moton has been seriously ill for about four days and fears grow that the illness has become dangerous.
Augusta New York game recap shows local fans skeptical of the Yankees year prospects despite a shaky start. Questions linger on young pitchers ability to handle the gaff catching depth with Kleinow Blair Criger Foster Knight and others, with Stallings needing positive answers to form a strong club.
An Episcopal clergyman trained at Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia and Racine College Wisconsin studied at University of Oxford England. He was ordained deacon in 1884 and priest two years later, served in Milwaukee and Whitewater, then went to Japan and later Evansville Indiana. The passage notes a 189% claim of a remedy for rheumatism in three days.
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