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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1912

Page

4

Roosevelt’s third term sentiment and Athens growth noted

The article reflects on Roosevelt’s perception of public sentiment, praises granolithic sidewalks in Athens, and lauds the Chamber of Commerce for its impact on local progress. It also highlights a University of Georgia enrollment surge, bond considerations for school buildings, and calls for affordable Baltimore hotel rates during the Democratic convention. Underwood as the Democratic nominee is presented as the leading choice.

Chamber of Commerce Athens Eivery Baltimore Underwood Congress Oscar WV. Underwood

Republicans and War Talk Ahead of November Vote

The piece argues that some Republicans push war with Mexico to boost the party’s chances in the upcoming election. It contends real leaders would not favor such a move, but suggests talk stirs public sentiment and could threaten costly intervention. The author doubts Taft would pursue war and notes Democratic control of Congress limits intervention.

United States Mexico Republican Party Uncle Sam Texas Taft Congress House

Long-serving members dominate House ranks in steady terms

The piece lists numerous legislators by state and term counts, noting Bingham's death after seventeen consecutive terms and John Dalzell's thirteen. It highlights former Speaker Cannon with nineteen terms, Payne with fourteen, and others ranging from eleven to two terms. One hundred twenty six members are in their first term.

House of Representatives Representative Bingham Pennsylvania John Dalzell Cannon Congressman Payne New York

This Date in History April 10 Highlights

On April 10 entries include 1827 birth of Maria S Cummins author of The Lamplighter in Salem and death in Dorchester 1866. 1858 death of Missouri senator Thomas N Benton born 1782 in North Carolina. 1864 Archduke Maximilian accepts crown of Mexico. 1876 death of New York merchant Alexander T Stewart born 1803 in Ireland. 1894 Bering Sea proclamation by President Cleveland. 1907 La Follette backs Roosevelt renomination. 1911 Tom L Johnson Democratic leader dies in Cleveland born 1854 in Georgetown Kentucky.

Maria S. Cummins the Lamplighter Salem Mass Dorchester Thomas N. Benton United States Missouri Washington, D. C North Carolina Archduke Maximilan Austria Mexico Alexander T. Stewart New York Ireland Bering Sea Cleveland la Follette Wisconsin Roosevelt Tom L. Johnson Georgetown

Birth of Porto Rico governor George R Colton in 1865

George R Colton born April 10 1865 in Galesburg Illinois. Educated at Knox College he later served in Nebraska legislature. He joined US led insular service in the Philippines and Santo Domingo and became insular collector of customs then territorial governor of Porto Rico. Also notes General William Booth turning 83 today and mentions Representative John A Martin.

George R. Colton Porto Rico Galesburg Knox College New Mexico Nebraska Philippines Islands Manila Santo Domingo Island United States Colton William Booth The Salvation Arms John A. Martin

New Rail Schedule Aimed At Athens Traffic Gains

Editor W A Shackelford and Athens Chamber of Commerce push a revised Georgia railroad timetable. Plan includes Athens Augusta through trains, four daily runs, improved passenger mail and freight services benefiting Athens Lexington and surrounding towns. Also notes a proposal for a Coney Island style lakefront resort near Oconee cemetery with boating, summer assemblies, and naval training facilities. Harrison Edwards cleans courthouse windows as part of preparing a new building.

Georgia W. A. Shackelford Oglethorpe Echo Athens E. J. Bondurant Georgia Railroad Bondurant Athens Chamber of Commerce Picayune Augusta Shackelford Lexington Coney Island R. OB. Lawrence N. P.M Oconee Atlanta Cadet Corps Revenue Cutters Navy Lake Front

Gilbert Wilkinson engagement announced in local social circle

Mrs J Mabbett of Milwaukee announces the engagement of Harriet Gilbert to William B Wilkinson of Athens. Wilkinson, a respected local insurance man and son of Judge and Mrs Wilkinson of Atlanta, will wed June 12 and spend time in Atlanta before making Athens their home.

Gilbert—Wilkinson J. &. Mabbett Milwaukee Wis Harriet Gilbert William B. Wilkinson Athens Wilkinson Jac. K. Wilkinson Atlanta Gilbert

Clarke county Democratic primary candidate announcements

A compiled list of Clarke county residents announcing candidacies for local and state offices in the upcoming Democratic primary. Entries include candidates for Ordinary, Clerk Superior Court, Tax Collector, Tax Receiver, Coroner, County Surveyor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Representatives, State Senate, and Solicitor General with subject to the May 1st primary caveat.

Clarke County Clarke S. B. Wingfield, SR Superior Court Elmer J. Crawford Democratic Party J. H. Dorsey C.N. Wbratherly County of J. W. McIntyre Ben H. Barrow Walter E. Jackson General Assembly of Georgia Frank A. Lipscomb General Assembly of Georgia C. B. Griffith Ss. W. Batley Senate State Senate R. Toombs DU Bose Western Circuit John B. Gambl W. H. Quarterman R. L. J. Smith W. & G.pavenson Anit

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