Tempest Presented At Lucy Cobb Institute In Successful Showing
Lucy Cobb Institute showcased Shakespeare's Tempest with Miss Carolyn Cobb directing an acclaimed oratory department effort. The program highlighted a robust music day with piano, voice, organ numbers, a string orchestra, and student performances under faculty guidance. Proceeds from the 50 cent admission benefited Alumnae Hall.
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Lucy Cobb
Carolyn Cobb
Institute
Lucy Cobb Institute
Oratory Chiss
Schubert
Weber
Goudfried
Beethoven
Saint-Saens
Alumnae Hall
Jennie Ray Auld
Cara Hutchins
Ethel MacDonald
Elizabeth Edwards
F. Schubert
Kate Hodgson
Plano
E. Willis
Ruth Press
Reverend Kenney to Address Men at YOM Hall
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock Rev J J Kenney Fresno California will address the men's meeting at the YOM AL hall. His subject concerns a man who rose to high position in the Methodist church. The program includes an orchestra chorus and cantata with soloists and a poem by F Weatherly. An art exhibit will follow and Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised by Orr Drug Co.
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AL Hall
TN. Kenney
Fresno
Cal
Kenney
Kennedy
Orr Drug Co
Letter endorses Col. Smith by Jackson County resident
James W. Lord of Jackson County writes to the Jackson Herald backing Col. James M. Smith for governor. Lord endorses Smith as a farmer and businessman with sympathy for white citizens, condemns taxation to educate African Americans, and urges voters to elect Smith to lead Georgia.
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James W. Lord
Col. Smith
Jackson County
Cal
James M. Smith
Jackson Herald
Col
Smith
McClure's Ten Cent Store Earns Noted Local Reputation
McClure's Ten Cent Store in Athens operates daily except Sunday with low prices and prompt courteous service. Manager C W McClure ensures high standards, repairs and additions have expanded Clayton street premises, offering value that stretches a dollar and drawing shoppers to read advertisements for timely bargains.
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McClure
Othy Classic City
Treis
C. W. McClure
Athens
Aoman
McChire
Clayton Street
Senate President Under Heavy Bond in Perjury Case
A. W. Covington, president of the Arkansas senate, was arrested at his Clarksville home on a perjury bench warrant. Indicted by the Pulaski county grand jury as ringleader in boodling conspiracies, he faces charges tied to capitol funding and district creation. Bond posted at $2,000 for release pending circuit court action.
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Lith Rock
Ark
A. W. Covington
Arkansas Senate
Clarksville
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Covington
Union County
Rhetonnelle
Argenta
Arkansas River
Little Rock
Pulaski Circuit
State Capitol
Smoot Declared Ineligible for U S Senate Seat
Washington June 1 Reed Smoot was ruled not entitled to his seat as Utah's senator by the Senate committee on privileges and elections with a 7 to 5 vote. The decision followed a resolution by Senator Dubois, supported by Burrows Dolliver Pettus Overman Bailey and Dubois Frazier. opposing were Foraker Dillingham Hopkins Beveridge and Knox. Depew abstained.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Utah
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Dubos
Burrows
Dolliver
Pettus
Overman
Bailey
Dubois
Frazier
Foraker
Dillingham
Hopkins
Beveridge
Knox
Depew
Bargain Linen and Dry Goods Sale Announcement
A bustling list of fabric bargains and accessories including ginghams silks laces and embroidery, with multiple lots priced by the yard or by the piece. Customers are invited to view table linens towels quilts sheets and pillows along with parasols fans belts gloves and trunks in preparation for commencements.
Baseball scores from multiple games across cities
At Nashville Nashville R 0 H 3 E 2 New Orleans R 2 H 8 E 5 Herman and Frary Guese and Stratton At Montgomery Montgomery R 4 H 9 E 1 Shreveport R 2 16 E 5 Mallarky and Hansen Fritz and Fritz At Atlanta Atlanta R 2 H 8 E 0 Little Rock R 1 H 5 E 11 Evers and Hughes Anderson and Newlin
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Birmingham
Memphis
Sallee
Garvin
Clark and
Hurlburt
Nashville
New Orleans
Herman and
Frary
Guese and Stratton
Montgomery
Shreveport
Mallarky and
Hansen
Fritz
Atlanta
Little Rock
Evers
Hughes
Anderson
Newlin
Representative Adams Dies After Self Inflicted Gunshot
Washington June 1 Representative Adams of Pennsylvania’s second district is dead at Emergency hospital from a pistol shot fired in a personal crisis. He was found early morning at the Metropolitan club after shooting himself in the mouth and head. A note and fragments of bone were recovered in his room and he bathed before returning to his quarters. The act followed weeks of strain and he had recently paid his bill and appeared composed thereafter. Adams was a long serving lawmaker active on foreign affairs and closely connected with Roosevelt and the Tafts.
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Adams
Pennsylvania
Iai
James Clark
Tiger Hell Miu
Ius
HG Clement
Praneis vAdims
Metropolitan Club
Adiams
Capitol
Robert Adams
Congress
Viking
Itt
Hargely
Presont Roosevelt and Stetaries May, Root and Tatr
Weyler Wounded by Bomb During Royal Fete
General Weyler is gravely wounded after a bomb explodes during royal festivities. Five of the Wonisod are dying while the assailant remains at large. The ministry will press on with fetes to ease public fear as King Alfonso’s decoration is shattered and Queen Victoria denounces responsibility for ten deaths.
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Mestrik
Weyler
Alfonse
Vieter
Alfonso
Victoria
Hans
Blankets and Curtains at 40 Cents in Menlo
Menlo laundry ad proclaims good as new items with blankets and curtains priced at 40 cents each. A telephone call will bring our wagon. phone 217, Empire Laundry and Dry Cleaning, West Sussex.
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Emypir Lanindry
Annual Examination for Teaching Licenses in Clarks County
June 1906 schedule shows examinations for public school licenses to be held Friday and Saturday June 20 and 21 at the County Court House and Wash iy King Street School building. Applicants must register at the County School Commissioner’s office by 1 p.m. June 28. By order of the County Board of Education, Thos H Dozier C S C May 1906.
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Clarks County
County Court House
Washiy King
County Board of Education
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