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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1910

Page

4

Athens Daily Banner readers urged to report delivery issues

The notice details subscription rates and payment methods for the Athens Daily Banner, asks subscribers to inform the office of late or missing deliveries, and warns carriers cannot solicit or deliver without approval. It notes local civic events, political hints, and various city affairs in a compact newspaper column.

ROWE Eee Athens Daily Averesa Gostoficg Telephone

Georgia voters and the new registration law

The new law on registration disfranchises many white Georgians for failing to qualify or pay six months ahead of the election. Yet a larger share of voters qualified than expected, with roughly 15 percent fewer registrations than two years ago. Some citizens remain unhappy, predicting repeal and a return to the old law.

Georgia

Roosevelt's Return Not A Roaring Lion This Time

The article states former president Theodore Roosevelt will likely avoid direct interference in the Taft Pinchot quarrel. He is expected to back Taft and help ease tensions within the Republican ranks, rather than pursue a fresh bid for the presidency or light a public fuse.

Mr. Roosevelt America Teddy Pinchot Taft Mrr Roosevelt

Milwaukees Social Victory Signals Rising Socialist Tide

The election of Emil Seidel, a socialist, as Milwaukee mayor marks the first such win in a city of that size. He defeated the nearest Democrat by about eight thousand votes, signaling growing socialist sentiment that could challenge major parties in northern cities and northern western states.

Emil Seidel Milwaukee Seidel America

Deserter Pension Controversy Draws Fire In Congress

The piece condemns ongoing Confederate pensioning while criticizing a House committee’s support for granting a pension to John Gray a Union deserter. It warns of a flood of deserter pension applications and argues the precedent harms respect for military service.

Republican Party Republican Congress John Gray House Committee On Military Affairs House United States House of Representatives

This Date in History April Fourth Through Birth of Harry Hutchins

This date in history lists events from 1513 Ponce de Leon landing in Florida to 1692 Hudson's Bay Company, and notes the birth of Harry B. Hutchins, University of Michigan president, with a biographical sketch of his early life and career.

Ponce de Leon Florida William Penn Pennsylvania Hudson's Bay Edmund C. Genet French Republic United States Charleston Harry B. Hutchins University of Michigan Lisbon New Hampshire Wesleyan University University of Vermont Dartmouth College Michigan Hutchins Owoso Mich

Markets New York Close Shapes Mixed Session

Market summary notes mixed moves in New York with several commodities and indices fluctuating. Prices cited include 14.69 and 14.40 levels, while other values show narrow shifts and technical support ranges.

Registration declines hit Georgia voters in record lows

Georgia reports show about 40 000 former voters lost the right to vote for failure to register under the new law. Fulton, Chatham, and Richmond counties show the largest declines, with Fulton down about 16 000 from two years ago. Atlanta officials extended hours to process registrations as statewide totals trail 1908 1909 figures.

Atlanta Fulton Chatham Richmond

The Demon of the Air and Grippe Risks

A 19th century note explains that the germ of influenza grips the air and causes widespread sickness. After effects include weakness, nervousness, loss of appetite, low energy, and liver and kidney disruption, highlighting the era's concern about public health impacts.

Grippe

Indiana Teachers Open 28th Northern Indiana Meeting

Fort Wayne Indiana hosts the twenty eighth annual convention of the Northern Indiana Teachers association as teachers arrive from Indiana and nearby states. Retiring president J T Giles of Marion and successor O R Baker of Winchester will speak at opening. Friday and Saturday sessions feature Dr Luther Halsey Gulick Prof George E Vincent and Dr William H Allen.

Fort Wayne Ind Indiana Ohio Michigan Ft. Wayne Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association J. T. Giles Marion O. R. Baker Winchester Luther Halsey Gulick New York George E. Vincent University of Chicago William H. Allen Bureau of Municipal Research New York City

Taft Carnegie Dedicate Howard University Library

President Taft delivered the main address and Andrew Carnegie attended as guest of honor at the formal dedication of the new Carnegie Library at Howard University in Washington. University President W P Thirkfeld led the ceremonies.

Washington, D. C Taft Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Howard University W. P. Thirkfeld University

University Professor Weds In Tuscola Home

Miss Anna Estelle Caraway and Dr. James Taft Hatfield a Northwestern University professor of German literature wed at the bride’s mother Mrs T H Caraway home in Tuscola Illinois. They left for New York and will sail for Europe on Saturday.

Tuscola Anna Estelle Caraway James Taft Hatfield Northwestern University T. H. Caraway Professor Hatfield New York Europe

Rheumatism Cured in 24 Hours by Dr. Detchon's Relief

T J Blackmore of Haller and Blackmore Pittsburg Pa reports using Dr Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism and says he left bed in 24 hours after nine months of illness. He had five physicians without relief and endorses the medicine, sold by L P Canning in Cor Clayton and Jackson Streets.

T. J. Blackmore Haller & Blackmore Pittsburg Dr. Detchon

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