Special Notice on Subscriptions and Local Happenings
SPECIAL NOTICE Gubscribere will please take note that the carrier boy is authorized to collect subscriptions from any one or to sell papers under any circumstances. It is now President Wilson. The inauguration in Washington yesterday marked a great event. The Holman building in Athens attracts attention as citizens watch progress. After the fourth Wednesday in June jack Slaton will become governor. The state agricultural department under Commissioner Conner has improved greatly and saved money. The federal law on whiskies and beers in dry states causes anxiety among near beer dealers and brewers and may impact interstate shipments.
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Jack Slaton
Joseph M. Brown
State Agricultural Department
Conner
Congress
Georgia
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Protesting Sensationalism in Newspapers Across Georgia
The First Methodist church women voice strong protest against publishing salacious scandal and murder details. The Banner supports cleaner reporting, urging media to curb explicit coverage to protect families and youth while urging broad public opinion against sensationalism.
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First Methodist Church
Appelbaum
Atlanta
Grace
Georgia
Atheny
Wilson picks southern cabinet men and reshapes the era
The article argues President Wilson’s cabinet favors the South with Josephus Daniels J McReynolds and A S Burleson from Carolina Tennessee and Texas plus William G McAdoo a New York native. It notes the South as the democratic backbone and praises the appointed leaders for ability while predicting harmony between Wilson and advisors. It closes with a poem about mothers guiding children a harp luring them back to safety.
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Wilson
South
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
J . McReynolds
Tennessee
A. S. Burleson
Texas
William G. McAdoo
New York
Treasury
Democratic Party
Cascarets Ad Claims Quick, Gentle Digestive Benefits
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative that cleanses the stomach and liver, removes sour undigested foods and gases, and ends constipation by morning. It emphasizes safety for children, pleasant taste, and no griping, urging a 10 cent box for relief and regular use.
Revived mother love sparks New Jersey suit
In Newark court of chancery Dorothy Cooksey Marcus seeks return of two daughters Linda aged three and Jane aged two from William Elder Marcus Jr. The case follows her abandonment of husband and children last summer which stirred Montclair society and revealed her claim that she never felt motherly love due to congenital influences linked to her own mother.
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Newark
N. J
Linda Marcus
Jane Marcus
William Elder Marcus
Montclair
Court of Chancery
Dorothy Cooksey Marcus
Marcus
George B. Cooksey
David Dows
David Dows & Co
New York Produce Exchange
This Date in History March 5 1815 to 1889 and Birthdays
This date in history notes events from 1815 to 1889 including Dr. Mesmer’s death, Hayes’ Arctic expedition birth, Pierce and Davis era shifts, Johnson impeachment, Prince Edward Island legislature, Windom and Proctor appointments. It marks the author’s 66th birthday and lists notable birthdays: Marquis of Huntly, Dickinson College president Eugene A Noale, Quebec figure Taschereau, Reclamation Service head Newell, X ray discoverer Rontgen, New York publisher Ridder.
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Frederick A. Mesmer
Moorsburg
Swalea
Isaac Israel Hayes
Arctic
Sir John Franklin
Pennsylvania
New York
Pierce
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Johnson
Prince Edward Island
William Windom
Minnesota
Treasury
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Louis A. Taschereau
Quebec
Frederick H. Newell
United States Reclamation Service
Conrad Wilhelm Rontgen
Herman Ridder
Democratic National Committee
Women Reject Catarrh and Embrace Hyomei Cure
Advertorial urging women to use Booths Hyomei to cure catarrh. Claims women will not tolerate symptoms, promotes Hyomei inhaler at 1.00 and refills 0.50, guarantees for catarrh coughs and colds, mentions mail orders and a free booklet.
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Booth
Booth’s Hyomei Co
Buffalo
N. Y
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Cotton Oil Market Update
Market bulletin notes slight activity in cotton oil trading with prices quoted near 6.30 to 6.45. Limited readable details reference Opez and Oetep as possible tickers or entities in the price range.
March to August figures align across months
Readable data show monthly values for March through August with two series and repeated August entries. The pattern includes decimals like 6.34 to 6.46 and a lone 640 in July, indicating a numeric table snippet from a historical page segment.
Weather forecast for Atlanta and region cloudy Wednesday
The bulletin reports cloudy conditions for Atlanta and Georgia through Wednesday with higher temperatures nationwide. Snow in Chicago Toledo and Buffalo contrasts with fair Rocky Mountain weather and light cloud cover east of the Mississippi. It notes lower pressure in the Ohio valley and forecasts little temperature change tonight and Wednesday.
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The
Banner
Atlanta
Georgia
Mississippi River
Lake
Ohio Valley
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Toledo
Buffalo
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
United States
Duluth
Co. F. von Herrmann
New Orleans Celebrates Inauguration Day
New Orleans marked the oath of office for the nation’s first southern-born president in almost fifty years with flags along Canal Street and festive crowds. Whistles sounded from harbor boats and the city’s Catholic Lent mood was reportedly overwhelmed by the celebration and noise.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
Wilson
Pontchartrain
Colored Doctor Honored by His Colored Friends
A banquet was hosted at Dr W H Harris residence on Reese street by a group of local Black citizens thanking him for years of service. Dr Harris, pioneer colored physician in Northeast Georgia, arrived in Athens on March 3 1893 and was lauded by peers and community members.
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W. H. Harris
Georgia
Reese Street
I. T. Derricotte
Jno. Mack
H. Burney
M. J. Holbrooks
E. M. Brown
L. C. Hiram
J. T. Heard
W. P. Hopson
A. F. Hawkins
J. T. Johnson
W. B. Lawrence
S. F. Hi
Harris
Athens
No School at Princeton for Inauguration Day
Princeton New Jersey March 4 there was no school at Princeton University today as faculty suspended lessons to allow students to attend the inaugural ceremonies and participate in related events.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
National Good Roads Convention Opens in Washington
Preparations are complete for the National Good Roads Association convention in Washington D C for the latter half of this week. At least 1500 delegates are expected from nearly every state and many road improvement associations will be represented.
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Washington, D. C
National Good Roads’ Association
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H. J. Rowe
Athens Daily Banner
Washington
President Wilson
Howne
Senate
Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Holman
t+v
Power Divine
Mother Love
Rveer
Vened
Marquis of
Huntly
Charles Gordon
Orton-Longueville
Petersborough
Scotland
Hamildon
Aberdeen University
Eugene A. Noale
Dickinson College
Oe Ee
Liverpool Cotton
Athens Savings Bank
General Banking
M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
Chas. W. Parr
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