Prominent Georgia Farmer Seeks Governor Post At Paoli Rally
Hon. Jas. M. Smith of Oglethorpe county addressed about six hundred in Paoli Madison county on May 12. Dr. Deadwyler introduced him praising his farming success, leadership in Georgia, and potential as governor. Smith recalled humble beginnings as a wheat thrasher and pledged a farmer’s platform to local supporters.
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Col. Smith
James M. Smith
Madison County
Paoli
O. Ladwyler
Carlton
Deadwyler
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Jas. M. Smith
Oglethorpe County
Canidate
T. P. Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
T.P. Cleveland
Upham
Jim Smith
Jim Smit
Death of Savannah lawyer T N Denmark follows family legacy
The Savannah based lawyer Thomas N Denmark died at his home after a typhoid battle at age twenty seven. He was son of the late Brantley A Denmark and chaired the University alumni endowment committee, earning wide respect across Georgia for his service. The obituary notes his brief career and strong community ties.
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Thomas N. Denmark
Savannah
Denmark
Brantley A. Denmark
University of Georgian
A. R. Lawton
Georgia
Nickerson Named Grand Chancellor of Georgia Knights of Pythias
Thomas H. Nickerson of this city was unanimously elected Grand Chancellor during the Augusta grand lodge session. Delegates saw him as an able, enthusiastic Pythian who will manage Grand Lodge affairs properly. St Elmo Lodge members rejoice at his election and expect a cordial welcome upon return.
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Knights of Pythias of
Georgia
Thomas H. Nickerson
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Augusta
Nickerson
St. Elmo Lodge
Atlanta
Parker
Local Cotton Stocks and Shipments Report
Readable fragments show stock on hand figures for Sept and season totals. Included are receipts for wagon and railroad shipments, with totals like 427580 railroad receipts and 70682 shipments for local spinners.
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Ste Ee
Impromptu Debate Underway At University Chapel
Representatives from Phi Kappa and Demosthenian societies will debate tomorrow night at 8:30 in the chapel. The University band will provide music and the public is invited. Participants include P W Davis Jr, Geo Haines Jr, Van Wilhite, C N Feidelson, T G Stokes, W O Marshburn, J R Turner, Geo P Whitman, J G Giles, M F Goldstein, D B Hodge, and Robert S Parker.
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Phi Kappa
Demosthenian
P. W. Davis, Jr
Geo. Haines Jr
van Wilhite
C. N. Feidelson
T. G. Stokes
W. O. Marshburn
J. R. Turner
Geo. P. Whitman
J. G. Giles
M. F. Goldstein
D. B. Hodge
Robert S. Parker
Five Seniors Chosen as Class Anniversary Committee
The faculty named five men as senior class leaders and valedictorian prospects. J H Bradberry of Athens Tomlinson Fort of Mt Airy George Hains Jr of Augusta David B Hodge of Stella ville and A W Smith Jr of Atlanta will choose the anniversarian at a future meeting.
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Cinat
Spme
Michael Bros Company 25 Percent Price Reductions
Overstock clearance promotes 25 percent cuts on shirt waists skirts and suits in linen madras lawn and wool blends. Dimities organdies batiste lawn fabrics go for 9 cents a yard as part of a broad sale strategy. Foley’s Kidney Cure advertised for kidney disorders with user testimonial from A H Davis.
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Madras
Batiste
Namsooks
Paris
Michael Bros. Company
Death of Atlanta Dentist Dr John A Chapple
Dr John A Chapple a well known Atlanta dentist collapsed at the Prudential cafe and died from a stroke. He was a son of the late Robert Chapple of the city and had lived in Athens in his youth where he made many friends.
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John A. Chapple
Atlanta
Takien
Prudential Cafe
Ajay
Dr. Chapple
Robert Chapple
Athens
Widow Mrs E S Billups Passes Away at 77 in Watkinsville
Mrs. E S Billups died yesterday afternoon at her Watkinsville home after a long illness. Widow of Dr E S Billups she was a long respected figure in the community and Presbyterian church. Funeral is planned for four this afternoon at the residence. An ad promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds and pneumonia prevention available from local dealers.
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Watkinsville
E. S. Billups
Presbyterian Church
Open Letter from Judge E H Callaway to Hoke Smith
Augusta Georgia May 14 1906 Judge E H Callaway writes to Hoke Smith defending the Georgia Democratic Executive Committee stance and its primary rules. He argues party loyalty and the dangers of cross party voting, noting committee composition and compromises on primary dates amid populist tensions. The letter defends Democratic unity and criticizes general white primaries. Continued on page three.
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Augusta
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Ewan Peneple
Watson
Judge Parker
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