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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1908

Page

4

Athens Banner notices and political notes

The Athens Daily Banner promotes mail rates, urges prompt reporting of delivery issues, and excludes carrier collections. City politics discuss Joe Brown’s gubernatorial bid, Clarke county voting patterns, and upcoming rally. Alaska Indians face TB. Congress adjourns. Lucy Cobb Jubilee history. University of Georgia commencement praised. Chancellor Barrow lauded for Georgia education progress.

Athens Clarke County Joe Brown Broad and Jackson Streets

Georgia voters face a choice in governor race

The Banner declares support for Joseph M. Brown, condemns Gov. Hoke Smith’s administration, citing taxes, railroads, prohibition policy, and alleged disenfranchisement. It urges voters to choose a safe, sane, conservative government and predicts a strong repudiation at the polls. The Birmingham Age-Herald notes women’s increasing influence as they push for change.

Ubrgin Leahing Joseph M. Brown Georgia Gov. Smith Hoke Smith Joe Brown Railroad Commission Denver Brooks County New York Little Joe

This Date in History Highlights Key 1800s Events

A summary of historical dates includes Nelson’s fleet chasing the French in 1805, Jefferson Davis born in 1808, Stephen A. Douglas death in 1861, an 1863 Cooper Institute peace demonstration, the 1865 birth of the Prince of Wales, the 1899 Dreyfus new trial, and 1901 Count Waldersee leaving Peking.

Nelson Bar Badoes Jefferson Davis Biea Stephen A. Douglas Cooper Institute New York City Prince of Wales Dreyfus Count von Waldersee Peking Germany U. S. Senate Philippine

Prince of Wales Birth and Early Naval Career Outline

The Prince of Wales born at Marlborough House on June 3, 1865, became heir to England. He and his brother the Duke of Clarence grew up together and entered the navy as cadets in 1877 aboard the Britannia. George attained Sub Lieutenant in 1884, served in Canada, and was later promoted to lieutenant in 1889 and commissioned the first-class in 1900.

Prince of Wales England Marlborough House Duke of Clarence el#igren Navy Britannia Prince George Canada North Atlantic

Prince George heir to throne and royal tour details

The text outlines Prince George’s rise in the royal line. It notes his 1891 promotion to Commander, becoming heir presumptive after the Duke of Clarence’s death, Victoria’s 1901 death moving him nearer the throne, and a world tour with Princess May. It mentions their 1893 marriage and six children, led by Edward of Wales.

Theraf Canada West Indies England Duke Clarence Queen Victoria Prince George Edward VII Duke of Cornwall and York Princess May of Teck Prince Edward of Wales

Constitutional Prohibition Support at Spokane Convention

The Spokane convention endorsed a state wide prohibition measure as the Forty fifth Minnesota General Assembly adjourned after a year and five months in session. The article surveys national political maneuvers including potential vice presidential picks and upcoming state primaries in Georgia, Iowa and Oregon. It notes possible successor contenders to Senator Platt and Wisconsin and Louisiana political players, and highlights Congressman Denver of Ohio as a Denver convention delegate with ancestral ties to the city’s naming.

Spokane Wash General Assembly Minnols Champ Clark Missouri Francis Burton Harrison New York E. E. Clark Interstate Commerce Commission Order of Railroad Conductors Montana Johnson Minnesota Bozeman John A. Johnson Denver United States Senate Georgia Iowa Oregon Platt Black Woodruff Fassett E. H. Butler Buffalo Root Cortelyou Wisconsin Babcock Herman L. Ekron la Follette Afred T. Rogers Senator la Folette Samuel D. McEnery Senate Louisiana United States Naval Academy University of Virginia N. C. Blanchard M. R. Denver Buckeye James W. Denver Colo Kansas

Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Available in Athens GA

Quick relief for stomach pains gojic and diarrhoea with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by H R Palmer & Sons W W J Smith & Bro L P Canning E C McEvoy Orr Drug Co Athens Ga.

Gojic Chamberlain H.R. Palmer & Sons Ww. J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy Orr Athens

Jones Wasting Hours Through Domestic Dispute

In a brief item from the Free Press, Jones is noted for spending hours arguing with his wife, highlighting a domestic quarrel as a notable time sink.

Jones Free Press

Push to Restore Time Stamping on Mail

Baltimore dispatches report that dropping arrival time stamps caused mail delays. Clerks deny responsibility, investigations reveal no clear cause, and officials urge reintroducing back stamping to record arrival times and fix accountability. Postmasters urge action nationwide against the failed no-back-stamping trial.

Baltimore Leach Harris Postoffice Department

Forgetful Husband Concedes Cigar Surprise

In a tense domestic moment Mr Tippet confesses his forgetfulness as his wife chides him for not attending to tasks this morning. He reveals a small rectangular package and jokes he nearly forgot to buy cigars, ending with a humorous note on his memory slipping.

Cruelty Debate Over Bicycling With Dogs In England

A northern English lady once rode with a bloodhound as companion but switched to a dachshund during cycling. A laborer in a village denounces cycling with dogs as cruelty, recalling the bloodhound’s once powerful form now reduced to stumps for legs.

England Philadelphia Ledger

Paid in Full resonates with audiences and lenders

The line suggests Paid in Full struck a popular chord, appealing to readers and to people who lend money to friends, hinting at its relatable themes and potential cultural impact.

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