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Athens Governor Advocates Chamber of Education and County Growth
Rushed, somewhat garbled report notes Athens residents and leaders discussing educational expansion and city development. Mentions Governor, Caleb Powers, and political undercurrents tied to state and legislative actions, urging support for growth enterprises and related amendments.
Florida gubernatorial race stirs state with corruption charge
De Wor Hoggs once chancellor of the University of Georgia now a Jacksonville figure enters Florida politics. Dr Boggs accuses General Gilchrist of whisky aligned backing and $360000 in campaign funds. Gilchrist camp counters with letters showing Boggs-supported candidate using whisky to sway voters. The dispute fuels bitter, statewide tension.
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Jacksonville
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General Gilchrist
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Athens Ambition to Grow Into a Major State City
The article urges unity and resource mobilization in Athens to develop the city. It envisions large housing and apartment developments near the business district and highlights new industries not yet promoted. It promises civic rewards through coordinated effort and calls for organized action to accelerate Athens' rise.
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PARDONING OF POWERS IN KENTUCKY MESS
The note discusses the Gos Goehe assassination in Kentucky eight years after Caleb Powers and allies and argues the pardon by Republican Governor Taylor absolves Powers. It questions political motives, accuses justice manipulation, and claims the case will be erased as power politics and party ends prevail.
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Powers
Sitrei
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Repubbicat
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Kentucky
Athinta Lawyer Denies Ties to Garst Candidacy
Hon Rube Arnold of Athinta denies any connection with Garst's candidacy. He states he will vote for Brown for governor in the general election regardless of Garst's bid and asserts no involvement with Garst's campaign or law practice.
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Rube Arnold
Athinta
Garst
Brown
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Offer Printed
One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh cure it cannot provide. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorsed by Walden Kinnan Marvin druggists who vouch for Cheney’s honor and solvency. Cure taken internally, claims to act on mucous surfaces. Testimonials and price per bottle advertised. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation advertised.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walden, Kinnan & Marvin
This Date in History June 17 Through Time
June 17 events include 1703 John Wesley founder of Methodism born in Epworth died in London 1791 1745 Louisbourg taken by British 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill 1793 Cry of Archangel nearly destroyed by fire 1752 William King first governor of Maine dies 4 Born Feb % General Le Cass born Exeter 1782 died Detroit 1905 John S C Abbott historian dies Fairhaven Connecticut Sir Edward Burne Jones English painter dies Saskatchewan incorporation noted.
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Epworth
Ondon
Louisbourg
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Bunker Hill
Archangel
Russie
William King
Maine
Bath
le Cass
Detroit
Exeter
Eben Draper A 60th Birthday Remembered In Massachusetts History
The text notes Eben S. Draper born in Hepedite Massachusetts on June 17 and highlights his roles in Massachusetts politics. It references his education at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and leadership within the state Republican Party.
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MoroSvier Draper
Massachusetts
Hepedite
Mass
Ysa Vitter
Massachsers Institute of Technology
Studient
Wlinsetts
State Affairs. Savannah Press Odd Hotels Service Town Brown Chicken
Fragmented note reports unclear local affairs in Savannah with odd line about hotels and fried chicken. Contains incomplete phrases and lacks verifiable details or names.
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Savannah Press
Deus Hotels
Inauguration Change Talks for Joe Brown
The paper reports plans shifting to inaugurate Joe Brown in December rather than June, suggesting a new timeline and potential political maneuvering.
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Thomasville
Albany Herald Dashes Confusing Election Fragments
A garbled clipping references Thomas and a former president, mentions democratic ticket terms, Southern states, and a disputed vote but details are unclear. The fragmentary text alludes to a test of results and possible electoral implications without concrete facts or dates.
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Albany Herald
Thomas Watt
Colleel
Ima
Ralph Smith on Charlie Contnts Speech At County Forum
Ralph Smith comments on Charlie Contnts remarks at the county forum. He clarifies his views on the speech and its impact on the county's status and governance.
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Chdanert Herald
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Columbus Sun Obituary Notes on Brown Vote Count
A Columbus paper notes voters show disappointment as Brown’s lead dwindles to under eleven thousand, while Joseph earns a small share of the vote. The piece reflects local reactions to the election result and lingering sentiment about the outcome.
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Columbus Sun
Brown
Joseph
Brown elected governor in Georgia race return to conservative policies
The race concluded with Brown winning the Georgia gubernatorial contest. The crowd expects a shift toward conservative policy and questions the integrity of Governor Smith. Observers predict Brown will influence political allies and policy direction in the state.
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Smith
Georgia
Governor Brown Letter Returns Unopened Sparks Call For Papers
In Fort Gaines Sentinel the author hopes Governor Brown did not destroy a personal letter he received unopened and urges the upcoming legislature to request all papers in the case. The piece stresses transparency and accountability from state officials.
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Fort Gaines
Joseph M. Brown
People Revisit Bryan Image Across Years
The remark notes how Bryan’s public image shifts over time, moving from claims of being impractical to faulting him for wealth. It highlights evolving perceptions of his business judgment and financial success as observers reassess his character.
Legislature Moves to Winter Sessions and Term Extension
The report notes a shift from summer to winter legislative sessions extending Governor Terrells term by six months despite his veto and disapproval. It also hints Governor Smith might favor a shorter term, though no action is stated.
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Americas
Political Outlook From 1910s Montana and National Figures
The text reviews political shifts and upcoming events: Montana Democratic convention postponed to July 1 at Bozeman to pick delegates for Denver. Taft to attend Yale commencement marking 30th anniversary. Missouri Secr of State blocks People's Party ticket. Isaace T. Mann plans to challenge West Virginia Sen. Scott in 1911. Oklahoma Gov Haskell reluctant to oppose Sen. Gore. Debs predicts strong socialist vote with a national campaign, opening in Chicago on September 1 and planning 500 open mail speakers as the party tours major cities.
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Secertary Taft
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People’s Party
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Bramwell
W. Va
Scott
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Haskell
Gore
Oklahoma
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Ted
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Among the Minor Leagues and Local Baseball Notes
The piece surveys minor league activity across several circuits. Jim Barrett, ex-AL star, appears again for Providence in the Eastern League. Oakland struggles in California State League with 21 losses. Savannah vies for top in the South Atlantic. Terry McGovern fronts a Brooklyn semi pro club. Jack Tighe of Holyoke earns a clean trick by spitting at umpire Rorty.
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Las
Steve Griffin
Jimay Barrett
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Oakland
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Terry
Jack Tighe
Holyoke
Rorty
Mr. Tighe
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Every Man His Own Doctor Promotes Chamberlains Remedies
An editorial urges individuals to treat minor ailments at home using Chamberlains remedies, noting their long market presence and 25 cent price per bottle. Five preparations including Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy and Cough Remedy are advertised, with a full set costing 1.25 dollars. Available through Athens retailers H. R. Palmer & Sons and others.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
Athens
Railroad extension to the sea debated in legislature
The proposal to extend the Western and Atlantic Railroad from Atlanta to the sea will be a major issue before the upcoming legislature session. It highlights plans for a new southern route and potential economic impact for cities along the coast.
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Western and Atlantic
Atlanta
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