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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

5

Athens Banner News Notes and Political Snippets

A partial collage of notices and editorial remarks from The Athens Banner includes carrier delivery details, subscription notes, and a page of editorials. Topics touch on urban reform, the Tobacco Trust, convict lease abolition in Georgia, governor speculation, church attendance as fines, pension reform, Woodrow Wilson speeches, and praise for the State College of Agriculture at Athens with quotes from the Macon Telegraph.

State College of Agrculture Macon Telegraph State College of Agriculture At Athens Emnett L. Houser South

Bryan’s Attack on Free Raw Wool Tariff Sparks House Debate

The article outlines William J. Bryan’s opposition to keeping a tariff on raw wool, arguing for free listings to raise revenue by other means. It contrasts Bryan’s view with Chairman Underwood’s stance that the tariff is revenue driven, reflecting Democratic discipline and the party’s broader tariff philosophy. It notes the need to protect government funding while avoiding protection for wool producers.

William J. Bryan House of Representatives Mr. Bryan Underwood Ways and Means Committee Bryant House Wilson bin Bryan Ways and Means Congress

Destruction of the Maine internal explosion theory debate

Rear Admiral Melville argues in the North American Review that the Maine’s destruction likely stemmed from an internal explosion rather than Spanish action. He notes the harbor conditions, warns against blaming the crew, and cites unpredictable magazine and coal bunker detonations as possible causes, with no single definitive sequence.

Maine George W. Melville United States Navy North American Review Court of Inquiry Havana

Fleet to Visit Stockholm and Copenhagen Soon

Four American battleships that have been in the area for six days will depart tomorrow, ending their Stockholm visit as the fleet moves on toStockholm.

Stockholm Copenhagen

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Quick Wound Healer Ad

A reader notice promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid treatment for wounds, burns, boils, sores, skin eruptions and more. It claims prevention of blood poisoning or gangrene and lists 25¢ price at W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.

W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons

Southern Editors Visit Gotham for Notable Meeting

Members of the South Carolina Press Association gather in Columbia for a high profile annual meeting. Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey will deliver the Friday evening address. The conference ends Saturday with editors and guests traveling to Charleston for a steamer trip to New York for a week of sightseeing.

Columbia S. C South Carolina Press Association Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Charleston New York

This Date in History Highlights Notable Events

A fragmented timeline lists historical milestones with dates and brief notes. Entries include 1774 Boston Port Bill, 1792 Kentucky statehood, 1794 naval victory by Lord Howe, 1813 Chesapeake captured, 1867 Viscount Moneck as governor general, 1868 Buchanan’s death, 1871 Louis Napoleon killed, 1910 British Antarctic expedition starting from London.

Boston Kentucky Lord Howe Bay of Biscay U.S Chesapeake Lawrence Shannon Viscount Moneck Canada James Buchanan U. S Wheatland Cove Gap Joseph Howe Nova Scotia Halifax

Birth of John M. Harlan and Fort Myer wedding

The article recalls Associate Justice John M. Harlan born June 1 1833 in Boyle County Kentucky and traces his career from Kentucky judge to U S Supreme Court justice. It also reports a Fort Myer Washington wedding as Miss Lucy Garrard daughter of Col and Mrs Garrard wed Lieut Victor Foster of the 15th Cavalry with Valerie Garrard as maid of honor and Capt How ard H Bailey as best man.

John M. Harlan Supreme Court of the United States Boyle County Kentucky Oe College Transylvania University Frankfort Congress Louisville Tenth Kentucky Infantry Thomas Fort Myer Washington, D.C Lucy Garrard Joseph Garrard Victor Foster 15Th Cavalry Valerie Garrard Howard H. Baily

Mystery Medal Stirs Talk at Bessie Tift College

Forsyth Ga May 31 Bessie Tift college closes season with diplomas and special degrees for 28 girls Dr W L Pickard of Savannah delivers the baccalaureate and diplomas are presented by President C H S Jackson The Florence Pickard mystery medal goes to Miss Eileen Lanier of Millen the most distinguished honor of the college other medalists named for various departments Alumnae reunions and banquet bring many former graduates back to the school

Forsyth Beasie Tift College W. L. Pickard Savannah C. H. 8. Jackson Pickard Florence Pickard Eileen Lanier Millen Sidney Lawier May Cone Stillson Lula Colcord Williams Sara Frances Fulghum Macon Mabel White Sarah Godbee H. H. Tift Tifton Edith Fletcher Mary B. Christie Grace Veal Roopville Carrie Roberts Talmadge

Detachment Heads East for Coronation Duty

A fifty strong party from the Cameron Highlanders of Winnipeg left for the east to attend the coronation. They sail Friday from Montreal aboard the Allan Line steamer Corsican and will lodge at Aldershot before proceeding to London for the coronation processions.

Winnipeg. Man Cameron Highlanders of Winnipeg Gall Montreal Allan Line England Aldershot London

Gainesville Midland Moves Offices to Roomier Location

Gainesville Ga May 30 The office of the Gainesville Midland Railway is moved today to a larger cooler space above the Southern Express Co offices, improving conditions for staff and operations.

Gainesville Gainesville Midland Railway Southern Express Co

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the Athens Banner H. J. Rowe Atlanta Tobacco Trust Gilchrist Florida Georgia Smith United States Senate Brown Wilson Spanish Commission of Inquiry Foley Anne Gotham Athens Paper Co Thomas Sumter Camden Virginia Lex-ington Louis Napoleon South Africa James K. Jones Ator Arkansas Washington, D. C Mississippi British Antarctic Justies Harlan Postum Cereal Co., Limited Battle Creek, Mich Ely Ieee Thene Ely Wrothers Warren Siren State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co A. W. Gleason Hall Gainesville Midland Elkay H.R. Palmer & Sons Clayton St. Prince Ave T. Anderson Athens Engineering CO Clayton St Show Georgia Ave R. T. Goodwyn E. Cc. Kinnebrew Clayton &T Madison Georgia Railroad H. R. McLean J. C. Hellner J. P. Wilson College Avenue Host
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