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Roosevelt
White House
Bryan
Georgia Democrats Prepare For New Policy Rollout In Atlanta
The Georgia Democrats plan a formal convention in Atlanta to unveil a bold party policy. The piece argues for persistent fighting Democrats and notes past upsets like Cleveland in 1892 and Bryan’s uncertain odds, stressing hard work for victory.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Georgia Supports State Normal School for Trained Teachers
The legislature should fund and expand the Georgia State Normal School to supply enough trained teachers for common schools. Adequate support for normal training is essential, just as maintaining and enlarging a naval school is the best educational investment for the state.
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Georgia
Athens plans fourth of July celebration for next year
The committee decided the current year’s Fourth of July celebration should be postponed in Athens but will remain intact. They aim to hold a large scale event next year, promoting patriotic observance and a festive Christmas season with fireworks.
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Atheny
Athens
Taft and Labor Plank Misleads on Injunction Policy
The piece argues Secretary Taft willFind it hard to win labor support as Chicago delegates demand a plank about government by injunction. It claims the plank merely repeats existing law and is a hollow promise, with Bryan’s analysis labeling it a subterfuge. It asserts Republicans stand by injunction and warns Democratic victory could occur.
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Taft
Republican Party
Chicago
Bryan
Date in History Highlights Disputed Seafaring Loss and Births
June 23 entries note Theodosia Burr born in Albany and lost at sea later, Matthew Vass founder of Vassar College died born 1792, Lang Son clash, exile of Orleans Bonapartist families, George W. McCoury death linked to Hayes Tilden case, Prince Edward of Wales born, 1904 Republican Convention nominating Roosevelt and Fairbanks in Chicago.
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Theodosia Burr
Aaron Burr
Albany
Matthew Vass
Vassar College
Lang Son
Orleans and
Fmilies
France
George W. McCoury
St. Joseph
Indiana
Nathan S Boynton Founder of Maccabees Dies? Birthday Note
Nathan S Boynton born June 23 1827 in Port Huron Michigan founded the Order of Knights of the Maccabees. A Civil War veteran and Michigan legislator he led four fraternal branches now with 700000 members and helped form the National Fraternal Congress.
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Nathan S. Boynton
Order of Knights of the Maccabees
Port Huron
Mich
Eighth Michigan Cavalry
Michigan
Huron
Hig
Order of Maccabees
Major Boynton
National Fraternal Congress
Governor Smith criticised by editors and editors
The fallouts from the gubernatorial race dominate state affairs. Editors blame Governor Hoke Smith’s defeat on his opponent Thomasville Times Enterprise notes. Delegates to the Joe Brown convention in Atlanta threaten mass attendance taxing the Grand Opera House. Joe Hill Hall expected in the next legislature strengthens cooler-season argument.
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Thomasville Times Enterprise
Joe Brown
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Valdosta
Joe Hill Hall
Hoke Smith
Governors and university ties stir Georgia politics in 1910
Augusta Chronicle notes Joseph M Brown backs state agriculture plans while Enoch Callaway remains active amid trustee terms ending next August. Rome Tribune-Herald mentions Callaway’s campus influence and Brown’s reform allies. Tallapoosa Journal warns the reform movement could be a burden for the upcoming legislature and hints at election bets between Hoke Smith and Joe Brown.
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Augusta Chronicle
Joseph M. Brown
University
State College of Agriculture
Rome
Gwinnett Herald
Hoke Smith
Joe Brown
Tallapoosa
T.ther
What happened to Mozeley, Joe Brown's Marietta friend
The Augusta Chronicle questions Mozeley of Marietta and the fate of his association with Joe Brown, seeking news or clarification about their relationship and current status.
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Statesboro
The
Augusta Chronicle
Joe Brown
Mozeley
Marietta
Local Campaign Costs and Tax Ideas Highlighted
Roddenberry’s race expenses with Congressman Griggs totaled 4240.55, about a dollar per vote, while a larger spend would have altered outcomes. Pound urges local property taxes to support school funding, noting state aid should be augmented. Clark Howell’s stance in the last campaign is praised for ballot-box acceptance and moderation.
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Valdosta
Roddenberry
Griggs
Marietta
Clark Howell
Smith
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Relief for Tight Shoes
Advertisement notes Allen's Foot Ease helps women wear smaller shoes, relieves tightness and soreness, and eases corns blisters and callouses. Claims include instant comfort and relief from sweating. Mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and urges purchase from druggists.
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Allen
London Wedding of Miss Reid and John Ward Planned at Dorchester House
Arrangements for the June wedding of Miss Jean Reid and John Hubert Ward are completed. Miss Jennie Crocker will be bridesmaid, several royals and diplomats invited to the chapel ceremony, with about 100 guests at the Dorchester House reception. The service will be by Rev Edgar Sheppard with assistance from Rev Dr William Grosvenor.
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Inguauty
London
Jean Reid
John Hubert Ward
Jennie Crocker
Dorchester House
Earl and Countess of Dudley
Reid
Edgar Sheppard
Chapel Royal
William Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
Reids
New York
Corps of Ministers
Royal Gallery
St. James Palace
Theques
One Way Out From Athens Back Pain Cure Claim
Athens resident endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ailments. The ad quotes L. Taylor of 1015 Lumpkin Street praising the pills for back pain and other kidney trouble symptoms, purchased from Palmer & Sons. Poster-Milburn Co. is the U S sole agent. price and distribution through dealers. Remember the name Doan's.
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Athens
FE. L. Taylor
Lumpkin Street
Doan
Jones Doan
Palmer & Sons
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
State Postmasters Convene Here For Kansas Meeting
Chanute Kansas hosts the Kansas State Postmasters association annual convention over two days. Fourth class postmasters with a separate organization meet concurrently to discuss postmaster duties and postal service improvements.
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Kansas State Postmasters
Chanute Chanute
Kans
Kansas State Postmasters’ Association
Relief for Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Colic and Diarrhoea pains are quickly relieved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by H. R. Palmer & Sons W. J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy Orr Drug Co Athens Ga.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
Athens
Eagles State convention opens in Zanesville Ohio
Zanesville hosts the Fraternal Order of Eagles annual state convention with delegates from across Ohio attending. The event opens today with business sessions led by S. W. Garnier of Springfield and runs through Wednesday and Thursday, including a public reception parade and banquet.
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Order OF Eagles
Zanesville
Ohio
S. W. Garnier
Springfield
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