Taft Roosevelt clashes spark mixed national views
A SPECIAL NOTICE warns subscribers no carrier collects subscriptions. readers urged to pay at the regular office. The item surveys Taft cabinet prospects, Roosevelt as private citizen, Panama canal critique, ship subsidy vote, and broader trust and political tensions, citing Indiana dry to wet shifts and press backing the New York World libel suit. It notes Binns the wireless hero’s engagement, and comments on golf versus lion hunting for Theodore Roosevelt.
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Carrier Bay
Forsaken by its leader in simplified spelling drive
The writer laments the decline of the simplified spelling crusade led by Roosevelt. He notes the last message lacked words like thru and argues changes must come gradually through usage, not by executive order, praising Roosevelt’s restraint.
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Roosevelt
Reconstruction laws repealed by Congress in final hours
Congress on its closing day passed a bill to revise federal penal laws and remove Reconstruction era provisions. U S troops in states to protect the vote and racial jury restrictions were ended, signaling broader postwar equality. Representative Clayton of Alabama opposed harsh rhetoric about the president, earning praise for restraint.
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South
Congress
United States
House
Republican Party
Clayton
Alabama
Taft Says He Dismissed Unjust Criticism
The report claims President Taft told Yale alumni that he "didn't give a durn about unjust criticism" at a recent meeting. If the quote is accurate, many Americans may regret his choice of language and stance on the affair.
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Taft
Yale
Hayes Inaugurated President and Notable Deaths Noted
The record notes 1877 Rutherford B. Hayes inauguration in Ohio, 1882 death of Milton S. Latham in New York City, born Columbus Ohio on May 23, 1897, and a severe Deadwood fire in 1894 causing extensive damage.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
United States
Milton Scott Latham
California
New York City
Columbus
Birthday of Herman Ridder Born in New York City
Herman Ridder, New York newspaper publisher and treasurer of the Democratic National Committee in the last presidential campaign, was born March 5, 1851 in New York City to German parents. He began in insurance, then founded a German Catholic weekly, built the Catholic News into a national leader, and later joined the New York States Zeitung, becoming its president. An active Independent Democrat, he supported Cleveland and Bryan and reform efforts in New York City.
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Tr. Hee
Herman Ridder
New York
Democratic National Committee
New York City
Metropolis
Catholic News
America
Mr. Ridder
New York States Zeitung
Bryan
Fights Set Tonight in New Orleans Area
Four round Bronson vs Walsh boxing bout headlines a New Orleans schedule. Bronson faces Freddie Walsh in a 20 round event expected to draw local fans and showcase regional boxing talents.
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Ray Bronson
Freddie Walsh
New Orleans
Vinci Restores Health Of Portland Child After Measles
Portland Maine parent reports six year old daughter weakened by measles pneumonia grew thin but recovered after Vinci treatment. Doctor noted improvement and approved continuing Vinci. Vinol touts natural appetite boost, digestion support, and blood strength. sold by H R Palmer & Sons in Athens.
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Portland
Maine
Vinci
J. W. Flagg
Athens
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Australian Skepticism Highlighted in Melba Interview
Melba describes Australians as Westerners of the seventies with humor and mock skepticism. An anecdote about the Bishop of Ballarat visiting a township ends with printers joking at his request for a hotel, the bishop remaining courteous amid laughter.
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Melba
Australia
New York Tribune
Ballarat
Tam
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonial notes
One Lundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo present asurers of the firm. Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists, endorse the firm. Cure taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered free. Price five cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Barrymore Stars in The Stubborn Cinderella at Broadway Theatre
Clever Jack Barrymore headlines the Broadway Theatre production The Stubborn Cinderella in New York. He performs a song What’s the Use about the best thing to come out of Chicago. the complete words and music will appear next Sunday in the New York World.
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Jack Barrymore
America
Broadway Theatre
New York
Chicago
New York World
Readers praised vegetable prescription for kidney and rheumatic relief
The paper notes a local pharmacy repeatedly supplied ingredients for a simple remedy claimed to ease kidney complaints, rheumatism, and urinary troubles among older residents. The prescription uses Dandelion fluid extract half ounce, Kargon compound one ounce, and Sarsaparilla syrup three ounces. Adults take one teaspoon after meals and at bedtime. supply lasts about a week.
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Miuch
Baseball News And Notes From The Sporting World
A roundup of baseball chatter includes the St Louis Nationals adding Enwright and Californians Jones Walsh Donohue Anderson missing as the White Sox depart for California. Plans to pair Johnny Conlon with Monte Attell for bantam title talk, York Pa. replacing Wilmington in the Tri State League with Doc Reisling new manager. Big Chief Bender wins 375 dollars in a pigeon tourney. Johnny Kling gets a last notice to report to Chance. he brushes it off. Jack Barry declines Milwaukee offer of 1,000,000. Silk O Loughlin confusion with many nicknames. Pennsylvania grid foes for next season listed Brown Michigan Carlisle Indians. Illinois plans Syracuse clash Nov 20 first East visit. Former major leaguers set to manage minors: Wolverton, Duffy, Dunn, Kelly, Ganzel, Casey, Durkett, Hamilton, O Rourke, Eason, Dowd, Kittredge, Orth, Phillips, Reisling, Carr, Peltz, Collins, Cross, Van Halteren, Babb, Bernhard, Greminger. My three year old boy was badly
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Enwright
Jones
Walsh
Donohue
Anderson
White Sox
Chicago
California
Johnny Conlon
Monte Attell Togsether
York
Wilmington
Doc” Reisling
Bender
Johnny Kling
Cub
Chance
Johnny
Jack Barry
Milwaukee
John Gunzel
Silk’ O'Loughlins
Pennsylvania
Brown
Michigan
Come
Carlisle Indians
University of Minois
Syracuse
Illinois
Harry Wolverton
Newark
N. J
Hugh Duffy
Providence
R. J
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Joe Kelly
Toronto
Ont
John Ganzel
Rochester
N. Y
James Casey
Montreal
Jesse Durkett
Worcester
Mass
William Hamilton
Haverhill
J. H. O'Rourke
Bridgeport
Conn
Mal Eason
Lawrence
Thomas Dowd
New Bedford
Malachi Kittredge
Wilkes-Barre
Labor unions push for gains amid wage standstills and reforms
A Boston union of garment cutters and San Francisco stationary firemen discuss benefits and mortality provisions. Minneapolis forms a branch of labor legislation, while Hamilton Ontario workers seek higher salaries. London and Brockton see civic labor movements and losses of skilled workers. New York and St Paul push licensing and wage loan safeguards, with Nevada governors coordinating labor views. An agreement between Southern Railway officials and shopmen seeks a nine hour day, not affecting wages.
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Boston
San Francisco
American Association For Labor Legislation
Minneapolis
Hamilton
New York
Brockton
Mass
National League For Industrial Education
Diamond Workers Association of Amsterdam
St. Paul J and
Minneapolis Engineers
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
The Bell Telephone Transforms Long Distance Communication
The article contrasts old reliance on mail and telegraph with the modern convenience of long distance Bell Telephone. It notes that communication with home and office has become more satisfactory due to the new service, reflecting a shift in everyday connectivity.
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Danielsville
Bell
Getting On. Doctor's Vacation Obscured Illness Revelry
An elderly patient of a renowned New York physician fell ill while the doctor was away on vacation. A female nurse was hired at the hotel to tend him. A hotel resident overheard the nurse and the chambermaid, with Maggie noting the nurse sat on the patient’s lap that morning.
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New York
Shure
Maggie
Millege Avenue Home Sell Offer Card
Real estate notice touts a fine Millege Avenue home for sale. Agent invites inquiry to discuss features and price.
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Millege Avenue
J T Anderson Mt Vernon Masonic and Knights directories
Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M meets second Thursday monthly at MascarineJ building Clayton street. Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias meets Monday at Castle Hall Maz Joseph building corner Clayton and Wall Streets. Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons meets third Tuesday at 8 oclock in Max Joseph building. Athens G P of E NG 780 meets Wednesday at 8:30 at Broad and Lumpkin. Glenn Lodge No 75 I O F meets Tuesday at 8 at Lodge 1 Carlton building. Davis Camp No 292 W O W meets at Carlton Bldg Jackson street. Athens Rebekah Lodge No 34 11 C O F meets Thursday 8:30 at Carlton building Jackson street.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mount Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Mascarine J
Ird
Max Joseph Building
Clayton Street
W. A. Capps
W. M. J. M. Crane
Sec’y
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Max Joseph
J. G. Trussell
H. P. G. Be.stond
Athens
G. P. OF
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Lodge Quarters
Broad
Lumpkin Streets
M. G. Michael
Geo. H. Palmer
B. Davis
Carlton
Jackson Street
Geo. B. Davis
Com. Cem
J. C. Cartledge
Clens
Rebekah Lodge
Carlton Building
Minnie Tuck
N. G
Maud Nichols
Train Schedule for Gainesville Midland and Georgia Railroad
Arrival and departure times listed for Athens and Gainesville routes. Georgia Railroad and Central of Georgia lines show multiple trains daily with mixed and passenger services. Details include morning and evening windows, Sunday exceptions, and station agents.
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Athens
Southern
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