What They Will Do After March 4 Special to the Banner
Washington figures Taft and cabinet members prepare for a post inauguration exodus. Taft and Mrs Taft plan a Augusta Georgia visit until March 27 then he will become a law professor in New Haven with summers at Murray Bay. Knox and Mrs Knox will retreat to Beach resorts then Valley Forge and Pittsburgh for the fall. MacVeagh will split time between Washington and Chicago. Stimson and Mrs Stimson will return to New York to practice law. Wickersham and wife will tour the world before resuming New York residence. Hitchcock may depart for Europe then New York for business offers. Meyer and family will relocate to Florida then Hamilton Massachusetts and resume business duties in importing firm. Fisher and Mrs Fisher return to Chicago to law practice. Wilson returns to Tama County Iowa to farm. Nagel and Mrs Nagel head to St Louis and Nagel resumes law practice. Secretary of the interior and Mrs Fisher join cabinet circle then head to Chicago.
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Murray Bay
Canada
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the Treasury
Chicago
Stimson
Pres Net
New York
Mr. Stimson
Wickersham
San Francisco
Strong and Cadwallader
Hitchcock
Sutate
Europe
Meyer
Florida
Scott Circle
Hamilton
Mass
Secretary of the Interior
Nagel
Weather forecast for Atlanta February 28
The forecast through 7 p m Saturday calls for rain in Atlanta and vicinity with a slightly cooler air mass. Clouds prevail across the south as a second depression moves east from western Texas while unsettled conditions persist in many regions. Rains have fallen across the south and east, with snow at some Lake stations. northwest cold waves ease but temperatures drop near freezing tonight in Atlanta. Co. F. von Herrmann, Section Director.
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Banner
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Georgia
Texas
New England
Canadian
United States
Fort Worth
Huron
S. Oak
Rocky Montain
City Council No 315 Meeting Told For 8 Tonight
Wet notice says Classic City Council No 315 U C T will hold their regular meeting tonight at the Elk's Home at 8 o'clock. Business of importance will be brought to the attention of the council. All brothers are urged to be present.
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Classic City Council
Elk’s
Fagged Out Women Hailed by Vinci Remedy Ad
Overworked women urged to try Vinci after a Detroit testimonial by Marie Richter. The letter claims Vinci cured nervous indigestion and fatigue, restoring strength and appetite. An Athens Ga druggist ad endorses the product with a money back guarantee.
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Misa Richter
Vinci
Marie Richter
Detroit
Mich
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Notes From Boston On Braves Pilgrims And Doves
Boston papers nickname the Boston Nationals as Pilgrims or Braves while some cling to Doves. Cy Seymour signs with the club, Hess and others prep in Haddock Ga. Gene Foster returns for his 35th season as usher at South End Grounds. Engle may join the Pilgrims but likely stays with the American League. The squad travels to Athens Ga in five days for spring training to shape the team and avoid last place.
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Globe
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Doves
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Gaffney
Sec
Herman Nickerson
New York
Cy Seymour
Giants
Newark
O Leary
Stallings
Hess
McTigue
Kuster” Brown
Hogue
Devogt
Devlin
Haddock
Perdue
Gene Foster
South End
Gene
Boston National League Club Today
Nickerson
A. H. C. Mitchell
Riley
Goliaths
Davids
Boston Nationals
Immigration drive expands to Harrisburg agency
Washington reports the land and Industrial department opens a Harrisburg office to attract settlers to the Southeastern territory served by Southern Railway and allied lines. W. E. Price, promoted immigration agent, will head the Harrisburg bureau starting March 1. Price will focus on prospecting homeseekers and industrial prospects north of the Potomac and east of the Ohio, including Eastern Canada.
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Southern Railway
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Land and Industrial Department
Harrisburg
W. E. Price
Western
St. Louis
M. V. Richards
Price
Washington
Potomac River
Ohio
Canada
Census Bureau Details 1910 City Tax and School Costs
Washington reports on 1910 city finances for 134 cities with over 30,000 population. Assessments total 26.06 trillion dollars with general taxes 24.61 trillion and special taxes 1.45 trillion. NYC holds a large share of the value. School expenses across 181 cities total 126.61 million, about 4.6 per capita, broken into administration and instruction. Per pupil costs vary by city size, highest in normal schools and lowest in night schools.
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United
Durand
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce and Labor
le Grand Powers
New York City
Sacramento
Cal
Portsmouth
Knoxville
Tenn
New York
N. Y
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ohio
General Administration
Athens Minister at Commerce Sunday
Rev. J D McPhail of Athens will preach at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning in Helron and return to Commerce in the afternoon for the night service. He previously served as pastor of Commerce's Presbyterian church.
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Commerce: Observer
J.D. McPhail
Athens
Presbyterian’ Church
Helron
Commerce
McPhaill
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Sox
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Gaffneys
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New York Journal
W. A. Jester
Fatima
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Comerce
Athens Savings Bank
General Banking
M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
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