Notices and Commentary From The Athens Daily Banner
Local notice about subscription rates and carrier policies, plus a column of varied news items and editorials. Mentions include political notes on Senator Bilbo, Jeff erson Day, Mount McKinley explorations, and government pay while Capt. Hains serves a prison term, reflecting period political and social views.
Herbert Foresees Danger in Maryland Negro Disfranchisement Bill
The Maryland Democrats push a bill to challenge the fifteenth amendment in Federal courts. Herbert warns the Supreme Court would likely uphold the amendment, risking a ruling that could justify reducing Southern representation to curb alleged Negro discrimination. He notes the bill’s defeat in a recent popular vote and says the push aims at disfranchisement through the courts.
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Congress
Herbert Ponts
Supreme Court
Herbert
Maryland
South
Junior Agricultural Clubs Spread Across States
The junior agricultural club movement gains momentum in Georgia with support from the State College of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture. Florida presses the aim, noting character development and practical knowledge as key outcomes, and counties nationwide organize clubs to strengthen rural life and civic ties.
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Georgia
State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Florida Times-Union
Farmers’ Institute
Boards of Trade
Anjall
English suffrage bills spark reform talk in Parliament
English lawmakers consider McLaren bills to amend divorce grounds allow unfaithful divorce joint guardianship of children restore wives dower rights and grant parliamentary franchise to women. Opposition from legal professionals and landholders is noted as battles loom around reform.
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England
New Orleans
Charles McLaren
House of Commons
Charter of Women's Rights
Lady McLaren
Mitds
McLaren
Mrs
Parkhurst
Woman's Movement
Pardoning of Cooper sparks political uproar in Tennessee
Citizens protest Governor Patterson’s pardon of Duncan Cooper tied to a Carmack killing case. Critics say the decision undermines law and justice as the state treasury and public accounts face scrutiny. Simultaneously, Taft and Wickersham address Republicans about insurgents in Washington and Chicago.
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Cooper
Patterson
Adasen
Tennereee
Duncan Cooper
Carmack
Taft
Washington
General Wickersham
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Census Begins as Uncle Sam Records Nations People
A historical notice urges all residents to prepare for the 191 census counting. Enumerators will cover every ward, every age, occupation, birth and death data, aiming to inventory 100 million Americans. The piece highlights the reach and purpose of the census and its national importance.
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Athens
Sam
United’ States
United States
Dana
Durand
Edison Phonograph
Edison Standard Records
Edison
Census Billing Takes New Publicity Tone From Andre Sam
A president’s proclamation issued over a month ago is printed in 22 languages and plastered across the country. Advance agents will learn a lesson in publicity as Andre Sam handles the census enumeration billing nationwide.
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Dent
Andre Sam
This Date in History April 15 Highlights and Births
April 15 marks many historical milestones from 1632 Lord Baltimore's death to 1907 opening of Britain's colonial congress. Notable births include Charles Herbert Allen born 1848 in Lowell who later served in Congress and as Porto Rico's first civil governor.
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George Calvert
Baron of
Baltimore
Lord North
Massachusetts Bay Co
Tony
James
Clark Ross
Mobile
Edward Everett
John’ Quincy
Adams
Fanevil Hall
Boston
William
Bliss) Carman
Fred
Ericton
N. B
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
U. 2
Senate
Abraham , Lincoln
Psteenth
Washington, D. C
Hodgerville
David Dudley Field
Stockbridge
Masa
East Guilford
Vermont
New Hamp
Lawrence ‘Townsend
Pennsylvania
Belgium
Lord Strathcona
Edward
Montreal
London
Charles, H. Allen
Fragmentary OCR Note Raises Local Health Inquiry
The readable text shows a fragment about a boy bitten in multiple places and being treated. The garbled lines mention Athens and testing, but no clear names, dates, or locations are intact. Further context is needed to identify the incident and authorities involved.
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Athens
Clarke county announces candidates for Democratic primary
A flood of notices from Clarke county announces candidacies for the Democratic primary. R Toombs Du Bosh for Sheriff Walter B Jackson for Clerk Superior Court Elmer Crawford for County Treasurer and others seek re election for Tax Collector Tax Receiver Coroner County Surveyor Barrow for County Judge Western Circuit Graham Browne to star in a television role in New York synopsizes local notices and entertainment news.
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Clarke County
R. Toombs
DU Bosh
Supremor Court
Oelmer J. “Crawford
It. B
SMT
Clarks County
Linton
J. H. Dorsey
Barrow
Western Circuit
Superior Courts
Democratic Executive Committee
Graham Browne
Taraal
Sam
Gerridge
New York
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