Georgia Politics and Postal Notice in The Sun
The notice runs about postage rates for ENS DAI P and The Weekly Banner with cash in advance and payment methods. It urges prompt delivery complaint notices to the business office and forbids carrier collection. The piece surveys Georgia politics, mentioning James D. Price, Joe Brown, Taft, Bryn, and Tillman, plus contest for Georgia prison commissioner between Davison and Williams and possible second primary.
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Davison
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Georgia's Post Election Hope and Civic Renewal
Georgia voters have spoken in a heated campaign and elected leaders, with celebrations giving way to a focus on business growth and civic progress. The piece urges unity and renewed effort in education, culture, commerce, and spiritual uplift as the state pursues prosperity.
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Georgia
On This Date in History Highlights
A compact chronicle of events and dates including the Apollo Belvedere discovery in 1503 in Antrim Italy and the 1905 Norway-Sweden union dissolution. It lists diverse items from reforms in 1832 to 1904 Cripple Creek riots and 1899 death of Augustin Daly.
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Sweden
Timeline of historical dates and notable births and deaths
A fragment listing key dates and figures: Aragon becomes independent, Edward the Black Prince dies, Araucala recognized by Spain, Thomas Paine dies, Admiral Porter born, Natchez tornado, Tennessee secedes, Georges Sand dies, Noah Haynes Swayne dies. Includes birth dates for Paine Porter and Swayne.
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Tennessee
Union
Georges Sand
Elist
Noah Haynes Swayne
Lincoln
U. S. Supreme Court
New York City
Virginia
Burleson of Texas Recalls Early Life and Career
Albert Sidney Burleson, representative from Texas Tenth District, traces his roots to San Marcos born June 7, 1863. He attended public schools, earned a UT degree in 1884, studied law, and was admitted in 1885. He practiced in Austin and served six years as assistant city attorney.
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Albert Sidney Burleson
Congress
Texas
Lone Star State
San Marcos
University of Texas
Austin
Grain and Cotton Markets Squeeze Speculative Deals
Oper cal exchanges and practically killing speculative deals in grain and cotton. The note describes market curbs affecting traders and price volatility across regional exchanges.
Brackett, Massachusetts Former Governor, Turns 66
John Quincy Adams Brackett of Massachusetts, the state's oldest living ex governor, celebrated his sixty sixth birthday. Born June 8, 1842 in Bradford New Hampshire, he studied at Harvard and pursued a legal career before serving in Boston's common council, Massachusetts house, lieutenant governor, and governor from 1889 to 1891. He remained active in Republican politics as a party leader and delegate to national conventions.
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Little Joe Brown Vindicated and Political Clash Ends
The piece notes Joe Brown’s vindication after a political battle involving the railroad commission and governor, with newspapers reacting to the campaign's end. It cites Georgia papers praising or critiquing the outcome, referencing Hoke Smith policies and Georgia prosperity debates. An ad from Jack Cranston Co. promotes whiskey varieties.
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Columbus Sun
Little Joe Brown
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Governor's Office
Columbus
Hoke Smith
Political maneuvering shifts in Republican nomination efforts
The report outlines potential candidates for national and state offices including William J. Bryan for president at Denver, Myron T. Herrick and William B. McKinley as treasurer contenders, and David J. Foster seeking re election to the House after withdrawing from Senate race. It notes talks of John Mitchell for Illinois governor, Patten for Congress, and Taft running mate hints with Knight and Guild named for key roles.
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Ohio
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Allison
Iowa
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Hopkins
Cannon
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Man Finds New Health With Foley's Kidney Cure
Mr. L. C. Rodgers of Branchton Pennsylvania writes that illness left him unable to work and unable to bend to tie his shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made a new man of him and he wishes success to Foley's Kidney Care sold by all druggists.
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Branchton
Foley
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