Weather and memorial notes from Athens Georgia
Prof Sanford signals fair Weather today urging Georgia to keep morale high after the Titanic disaster prompts reflection on safety and regulation. The Eatonton Eighth district high school meet gathers twenty five schools for contests promising future benefit for Athens high school prominence and cups.
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Prof
Sanford
Eatonton
Eighth Congressional District High School Association
Athens
New Normal and Industrial College Opens in Valdosta
Georgia advances education with the creation of a new normal and industrial college in Valdosta. The board is organized, Prof. H. H. Powell elected president, site accepted, contracts to build soon, and classes slated to begin next fall as a branch of the University of Georgia supported by the state.
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Georgia
Normal and Industrial College
Valdosta
H. H. Powell
University of Georgia
Milledgeville
State Normal School
The Words of the Statesman by Mr Underwood
In a letter to Camp of the Walton News Mr Underwood praises democratic leadership in Congress and calls for an honest tariff revision to ease taxation. He urges nominating a trusted candidate to restore party power and enact core Democratic principles.
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Underwood
Washington
Congress
Camp
The
Drift Toward War With Mexico Raises Tension Across Nations
The piece notes a drift toward war between the United States and Mexico. It cites disorder in Mexico, dangers to American lives and property, and Taft’s firm note to President Madero and General Orozco. It warns war could occur unless Mexican conditions improve, and questions annexation if conflict arises.
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United States
Mexico
Taft
Madero
Orozco
Cuba
This Date in History April 18
April 18 events include Paul Revere’s ride in 1775 George Cabot Federal leader died in 1822 born 1752 in Salem William R King 13th U S vice president died 1853 born 1786 in North Carolina Harper's Ferry seizure in 1861 Livingstone remains interred 1884 University of Edinburgh 200th founding 1888 Roscoe Conkling died born 1829 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire 1911 Bush elected president Missouri Pacific Railroad
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Paul Revere
Boston
Lexington
George Cabot
Federal Party
Salem
Mass
William R. King
U. S
Alabama
North Carlina
Harper's Ferry
Confedrates
Dr. Livingstone
Westminster Abbey
University of Edinburgh
Roscoe Conkling
New York Statesman
San Francisco
Benjamin
Bush
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Josiah Wood Birthday and Career Milestones Highlighted
Josiah Wood born in Sackville on April 18 1843 rises to lieutenant governor of New Brunswick after a long career in law business shipping lumber and farming He entered politics in 1878 later joining the house of commons in 1882 and the senate in 1895 resigning last month to take office Bishop James Atkins offered congratulations.
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Josiah Wood
New Brunswick
Sackville
N. B
Mount Allison College
House of Commons
Senate
Mont
James Atkins
Notable Anniversaries Highlight Church and University Leaders
TheOdist Episcopal Church South marks 62 years of service while Dr William A Shanklin president of Wesleyan University turns 48 and William T Jerome former New York district attorney reaches 53 years.
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Odist Episcopal Church South
William A. Shanklin
Wesleyan University
William T. Jerome
New York
Tulane studies the prevention of overflows
New Orleans April 17 Tulane University Society of Economics heard George H. Maxwell executive chairman of the National Reconstruction Association outline a national headwater reservoir system to prevent floods in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. He argued for widespread storage, power development, year round navigation and vastly reduced flood losses.
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New Orleans
Tulane University Society of Economics
George H. Maxwell
National Reclamation Association
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Cairo
Uncle Sam
Great Plains
Hatures
Missouri River
Ohio Valley
Missouri Valley
Panama Canal
Congress
Newland
Old Sores That Refuse To Heal
A health advisory explains persistent skin sores and eruptions stem from poisons in the blood. External salves fail to address the root cause, while a systemic remedy has helped thousands achieve prompt relief and lasting cure.
Weather bureau to receive Sanford for national asset plan
A statement proposes moving Prof Sanford to the weather bureau arguing his record of producing fair weather will benefit the nation as a national asset. The plan aims to transform cabinet-level outputs into enduring public goods for all Americans.
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Sanford
Weather Bureau
Monument Idea Grows for War Governor Peter Early Grave
W A Dodson of Dallas Ga praises Foley Kidney Pills in a testimonial letter printed in The New Era. He claims kidney trouble relief after taking two bottles and urges others to try the remedy, noting it is sold by all dealers.
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Tedax
Peter A. Early
Griffeth Brothers
Green County
W. A. Dodson
Dallas
Foley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure for Catarrh
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only true cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and offers a reward to prove the claim with a testimonial note from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills as a related product.
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Hall
Cheney , CO
Toledo
Ohio
Hal
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Athens Banner
H. J. Rowe
Athens Daily Banner
Wilson
Peabody Hall
University
Ais
Archie” Butt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Atlantic
NEW
Valdosta College
Tulane
Estor
Clary I Bi
Akiki
Aisochi
Geraldine
Angel
Turtle
Toru
Ves
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