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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
4
The Athens Banner notes Athens outgrows any city in the state and calls Athens a Convention City after successful gatherings. It mentions Zephyr Texas cyclone, Meats prices rising, Patten wheat profits, Clarke County roads praised, Governors vetoes, Denver Presbyterian Assembly smok ing ban, and Confederate veterans aging with few left in gray. The piece ends reflecting on future Athens development and a new Athena.
A Minneapolis Journal led effort seeks a reunion of Civil War veterans next year in Washington. North and South leaders largely favor the idea though GAR and UCV may refer it to their bodies for action. Observers say such a gathering could ease old hostilities without rekindling battles.
The Banner urges a constitutional amendment to restore biennial legislative sessions in Georgia. It argues annual costs, over seventy thousand dollars saved per two years, and improved law revisions. The piece notes strong support and expects passage. It also mentions an annular solar eclipse on the 17th, visible partially in the U S.
Notes on events from 1723 to 1908 include Adam Smith born in Scotland, Augusta surrender to Americans, Stoney Creek defeat, Canada US reciprocity treaty, 1873 suffrage defeat in Canada, Roberts at Pretoria, and a Tennessee explosion killing five men. Contains scrambled text with varying dates and names.
The Rt Rev J F Regis Canevin Roman Catholic bishop of Pittsburgh was born in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania on June 5 1853 He studied at St Vincent College and Beatty Pa was ordained in 1879 and first served at St Marys Pittsburgh for five years before becoming assistant at the Cathedral in 1881 He later led St Pauls orphan asylum and the state reformatory.
The head of a large contracting firm chats with George a stableman. Both claim to have worked for sixteen years. The boss notes the men were ill last week and a doctor was called, but George says only his pay was docked.
A college student shows his father an expense estimate for next term. The father revises the bill downward with decisive pencil marks, signaling prudent budgeting and frugal support.
Life reports Bryan plans a $100,000 reward to prove his defeat by raising the president's salary. The move appears aimed at validating the campaign narrative and persuading audiences on the lecture circuit.
Zell Hopkins of Junction City recalls a remark by a woman hosting campaigners last fall in Sumner County. A young mother of seven was asked if the children were hers or a picnic. She answered they are all hers and it’s no picnic.
David W. Morrah invites travelers on a two week Seaboard tour featuring ocean travel, Pullman cars, and visits to Norfolk Portsmouth Virginia Beach Providence Newport Narragansett Pier Boston New York and Washington DC. Includes rail and Pullman fares hotel meals most transport costs with full itinerary available on request.
The party will depart Atlanta at 11:25 a.m. on July 2, stopping at principal points in Georgia and South Carolina. Our representative will anticipate every wish and comfort. Contact C. D. Wayne, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga., for full information.
A Baltimore teacher lamented a pupil’s confusion over George Washington. The boy claimed Washington was a soldier because he saw a drawing of him crossing the Delaware and argued sailors would not stand up in a boat. The tale highlights stubborn ignorance and humor.
A brief note discusses how persistent colds and lingering throat irritations can weaken the constitution over time and potentially develop into consumption if neglected. It advises prompt care and rest to prevent serious illness and long-lasting weakness.
The text lists meeting times for Oliver Encampment No 14 and a Lodge group at Carlton Blég. Jackson street with Wednesdays and Fridays weekly. Visiting sovereigns invited to attend. Details show location near Carlton and Jackson streets and Clayton and Jackson streets.
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