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Athens
Ate Delivery
Carrier Bay
Regnar
General Clement A Evans Dies After Distinguished Service
The lengthy obituary honors General Clement A Evans of Georgia noting his Civil War leadership, Methodist ministry, prison commissioner service, and broad civic impact. It lauds his bravery, honesty, compassion, and lasting influence on Georgia citizenship. Other items mention legislative intrigue, Guam fortifications plans, and John Sharp Williams’ rising profile.
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Clement A. Evans
Georgia
Potomac
Rio Grande
Former Governor Brown Receives Statewide Congratulations
Joseph M. Brown ends two years as Georgia governor and returns as private citizen to Marietta. Citizens statewide laud his plain business administration, fair law enforcement, and prosperity under his leadership with property values rising by over a hundred million dollars.
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Joseph M. Brown
State of Georgia
Marietta
Brown
Education push reshapes mountain Georgia schools
Progress grows in mountain Northeast Georgia as Rabun Gap and Tallulah Falls schools expand. Athens benefactors from Hodgson and Lipscomb support drive, with Magid offering 300 acres and $6,000 endowment to Piedmont College if moved to Tallulah Falls. Authorities foresee strong future facilities and uplifted citizens.
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Georgia
Athens
Rabun Gap
A. J. Ritchie
Messrs. Hodgson
Tallulah Falls
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
M.A. Lipscomb
Daughters of the Confederacy
Raffa Gap
Athens Presbytery
Louis B. Magid
Atlanta
Piedmont College
Tallulah
Demorest
Railroads and Farmers Unite For Georgia Agriculture
The Georgia railroads support agricultural education by funding and facilitating the educational train tour. The event cost the State College of Agriculture under seventeen hundred dollars, with five thousand dollars from supporters and railroads supplying transport valued at about twenty thousand dollars. Farmers and railroads now share common interests, boosting state progress and broader commercial prosperity.
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Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Friends of Agricultural Education
Walter L. Fisher A Taft Cabinet Figure From Wheeling
Walter L. Fisher born Wheeling West Virginia July 4 1862. Educated at Marietta College and Hanover College. Admitted to the bar in 1888 he practiced in Chicago and served as assistant attorney of the Chicago city council. He helped found the Municipal Voters League of Chicago and led reform efforts in city government. He later chaired the Railroad Securities Commission before joining the cabinet after Ballinger’s resignation. John Doe was put to sleep by Georgia Senate President Slaton.
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Walter L. Fisher
Taft
Wheeling
W. Va
Marietta College
Hanover College
Chicago
Chicago City Council
Department of Public Works
Fisher
Municipal Voters’ League of Chicago
Ballinger
Railroad Securities Commission
John Doe
President Slaton
Georgia Senate
Georgia boards back agricultural college plan and Athens as convention hub
Georgia boards of trade endorse the State College of Agriculture education drive and urge Athens to become the state convention capital. Other items note W. J. Speer’s rapid installation as state treasurer, fly control campaigns, and a call for improved road work funding via university civil engineering leadership. A Navy move on the Moroccan coast stirs Franco German tensions.
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Boards of Trade
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Taft Visit Prep Amid Fourth of July Festivities in Indianapolis
Indianapolis July 3 President Taft arrives for a safe and sane national holiday. He will stay with former Vice President Fairbanks and spend the day as guest of Marion Club with a possible reciprocity bill remark. He to review the parade and attend railroad workers celebration at the state fairgrounds.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Taft
Fairbanks
Marion Club
Indiana
Washington Street
Baseball results from yesterday across three cities
Yesterday’s scores list Nashville 2 to 0 at Atlanta with Foxen and Wells credited in a 8 inning game. Mobile beat New Orleans 6 to 4 in New Orleans with Kla witzer Angermier as battery and Carpenter Pfenninger as umpires. Montgomery defeated Birmingham 26 to 15 in Birmingham with Bailey Gribbens as batteries and Caulflower umpire.
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Atlanta
R. H. E. Nashville
Nashville
Fleharty and Munson
Foxen and Wells
Byron and Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
R. H. E. Mobile
Cseesee
Mobile
Ryan, Allen and Cadman
Klawitzer
Angermier
Carpenter
Pfenninger
Birmingham
R. H. E. Montgomery
Montgomery
Bailey and Gribbens
Prough and Elliott
Trains Schedules for Athens City and Rail Lines
Athens schedules show multiple lines including Central of Georgia Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway. Times include departures from Athens at 7:20 a.m. and 4:35 p.m. with arrivals at 4:08 p.m. and 10:20 p.m., plus additional north and south bound services and weekend variations.
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Central OF Georgia R. Rd
Macon Dally
Ima
Seaboard Air Line
Athens
Athens City
Turner Brothers Depart for Cleveland Dry Goods Trade
Edward Turner leaves Athens for Cleveland Ohio to join brother Cliff in dry goods commission. Rufe J Turner to depart September 1 for same line with brothers. Athens friends wish them success in their new field of labor.
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Ohio
Edward Turner
Cleveland
Cliff
Rufe J. Turner
Athens
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the Athens Banner
H. J. Rowe
Billy Patterson
DuBose
Clarke
Jack Slaton
Cold Springs
San Francisco
Tom Hudson
State Agricultural Department
Guam
Pacific
United States
John Sharp Williams
Promiise
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Young L. G. Harris
Aires
Congress
Polk
Washington Monument
Capitol
Washington
Lincoln
Pemberton
Vicksburg
Grant
California
Minneapolis
Falls of
St. Anthony
Melville W. Fuller
Sorrento
Augusta
Aeeagpae
W. J. Speer
Treasury
Germany
France
Ollie James
Kentucky
Senator Paynter
Bryan
James
University of Georgia
Department of Civil Engineering
Parson
H. Stubenwoll
Allison
Dr. King
DR. King's
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer &' Sons
Chattanooga
Memphis
Newton
Adams and
Rudderham
Chappelle
Mitchell
Hart
Southern Railway
Borgia Railroad
Gainesville Midland
H.R. Palmer
SOKS
Druggists
Clayton St
Prince Ave
Boulevard
J. T. Anderson
Grates
Athens Engineering CO
Lexington
Barnett Shoals Road
Normal School
Jefferson Road
City
R. T. Goodwyn
Lawyer Tuck
Clayton &T
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
H. R. McLean
J. C. Hellner
J. P. Wilson
College Avenue
Hoyt. St
Lsta
Greeley
Greeley & McIntire
Washington, D.C
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