Athens Daily Banner Local Notices and Musings
Scattered notices and musings from Athens focus on subscription terms, carrier practices, and a May music festival. The text quotes rates like 5.08 yearly and 1.28 six months, with reminders to notify the office of issues. It also mentions the encampment, a planned festival, and political commentary about Taft Roosevelt and national figures, reflecting a local paper mix of notices and opinion.
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Grand Lodge Session of Odd Fellows Honored in Athens
The article celebrates hundreds of Odd Fellows attending the annual Grand Lodge session in Athens Georgia. It praises the order for friendship love and truth and notes vast charitable work for the distressed sick orphans and the community. Athens hosts Georgia Grand Lodge representatives and expresses pride in civic uplift through fraternal efforts.
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Grand Lady of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Athens
Grand Lodge of Georgia
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Hood
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Booker Washington interview on race relations in the South
The interview with Booker T. Washington in the New York Sun discusses race relations in the South. Washington argues that blacks have better opportunities there, including skilled labor access and credit, and says white southerners generally support black advancement. He contrasts southern findings with northern attitudes and notes goodwill between individuals across races.
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Booker T. Washington
South
New York Sun
Washington
Broad State Political Moves Across Several States
Five candidates seek the Republican nomination for Vermont governor while Nevada Democrats aim to topple Senator Nixon with a Democrat. Gilbert Hitchcock seeks the U.S. Senate seat. Douglas Robinson may run in New York. Theodore Bell leads California Democrats for governor. Folk launches a 1911 presidential bid in St. Louis. J M Carey announces Republican governor bid in Wyoming as Socialists grow in Nevada mining towns. South Dakota races heat up. Connecticut Republicans brace for summer battles. Judge George Gray marks a 70th birthday amid Dem prep. Wisconsin Socialists plan Milwaukee convention May 28 29. Texas cities largely adopt the commission form of government following Galveston.
Republicans Concede Tough Reelection For Dick of Ohio
Observers say Senator Dick faces a difficult race as party strength shifts in state legislatures. Democrats hope gains in Cleveland and other cities could tilt the Senate from its current 60 Republicans and 32 Democrats, potentially widening Democratic representation with contests in Nebraska Montana Missouri Delaware New Jersey Nevada Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and New York.
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Cleveland
United States Senate
Nebraska
Montana
Missouri
Delaware
New Jersey
Nevada
Wisconsin
Indiana
New York
Fights Tonight Feature Listings From National Card
The schedule lists Tommy Murphy versus Leach Crogs in ten rounds in New York and Pat Moore against Jem Driscoll in six rounds in Philadelphia. Jeff Doherty faces Paddy Sullivan in forty rounds at New Haven. Tom O Rourke will referee the bouts at the New York Club. Harry Lewis signs to meet Young Josephs in England, Ad Weilgast to meet Lew Powell in Los Angeles next month, and Young Erne versus Joe Hirst set for Reading Pa May 28. Frank Picato and manager Rawhide also noted among entries.
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Tommy Murphy
Leach Crogs
New York
Pat Moore
Jem Driscoll
Philadelphia
Jeff Doherty
Paddy Sullivan
New Haven
Tom O'Rourke
Iis
Harry
Lewis
Young Josephs
Paris
Ad Weilgast
Lew ‘Powell
Los Angeles
Young Erne
Joe
Hirst
Ber
Reading
Frank
Picato
California
Anager
Lester
Theater News Highlights From Across The Stage
Several producers announce seasons and revivals. Frank Daniels plans to stay in The Belle of Brittany next season. Augustus Thomas starts a new play The Member from Ozark in Detroit on September 6. Adele Ritchie returns to vaudeville after The Girl in the Taxi. Lew Fields says The Jolly Bachelors ends next Saturday at Broadway Theater New York. Laurence Irving to act in a new Harrison Rhodes Howard Herrick comedy. Chicago engagements include matinees by New Theatre company in Milwaukee Springfield Mandel Hall. Henry Kolker writes The Moral Right for experimental stock. Miss Milowe Sohtern to perform in Chicago next season. Macbeth and Much Ado to rejoin repertory. Trelawny of the Wells revival proving lucrative at Frohman’s London theater may tour the U.S. John Emerson sails to study plays in Europe. Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister manuscript sold to Goethe archives. Clara Lipman in Le Mariage d une Etoile adaptation titled Marjorie’s Mother. Mikado revival at Casino New York with all star cast. Patterson works on a new four act play building on Dope with potential title By-Products to be produced at Grand Opera House Chicago.
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Prince
Lew Fields
Broadway Theater
New York
Lewis Waller
The
Pall Mall Gazette
Sheridan
Laurence Irving
Harrison Rhodes
Mr. Wise
Mississippi
Howard Herrick
Chicago
New Theatre Company
Milwaukee
Springfield
Mandel Hall
University of Chicago
Henry Kolker
New Theater Company
Miss Milowe
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Pinero
Trelawny
Wells
Charles Frohman
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London
Frohman
John Emerson
Shuberts
England
Germany
Marietta Olly
Goethe Mes
Wilhelm Meister
Goethe and Schiller
Weimar
Goethe
Clara Lipman
Alexandre Bisson
New York City
Mile
Jeanne Granier
Paris
Marjory
Gilbert and Sullivan
Casino
Sam Bernard
Ko-Ko
Jefferson de Anenlis
Charles Ross
Pooh-bah
Lulu Glaser
Louise Gunning
Margarite Clarke
Three Little Maids
Alice Fisher
Katisha
Joseph Medill Patterson
Dope
Mary McLinda
Grand Opera House
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Quick Catarrh Cure
The Hyomei pocket inhaler uses antiseptic gauze and eucalyptos blend to kill catarrh germs. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and Booth's Hyomel Co with a $1 complete outfit and 50 cent refills. free booklet and sample bottle offered.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Booth
Political Candidate Announcements in Clarke County
A series of notices show Clarke county residents announcing candidacies for local and circuit offices. W E Whitehead, R Toombs Du Bosia, Walter E Jackson, Bilmer J Crawford, B L Smith, J A Pitner, H H Linton, J H Dorsey, N Weatherly, B H Barrow and Charles H Brand declare bids or reelection plans in the Democratic primary with pledges for duties and county-wide service. The notices reflect early 1900s campaign language and local political activity.
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Clarke County
R. Toombs DU Bosia
Walter E. Jackson
Bilmer J. Crawford
B. L Smith
J. H. Dorsey
Ac. N. Weatherly
B. H. Barrow
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