Y M C A fund push and political talk in Athens
The Athens daily paper lists subscription rates and delivery issues, urges prompt notices to the business office, and notes the YMCA campaign aiming to reach one hundred thousand dollars. It also comments on the presidential race, delegates, and potential Republican and Democratic strategies.
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End of Athens campaign to raise 100000 for YMCA building
Tonight at midnight the Athens YMCA drive closes with a goal of 100000 dollars. More than 700 donors have contributed 72000 dollars, averaging over 100 dollars per person, as committees report at noon and again at 7 30 pm. Success would signal community unity and future city uplift.
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Lorimer Urged to Resign Over Fraud Allegations
The Illinois senator William Lorimer faces calls for removal as proof of election fraud mounts. While many colleagues defend him, a broad majority seek his ouster and caution the Senate to purge others with similar taint to restore its reputation.
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This Date in History May 2
May 2 dates mark events from 1660 restoration of monarchy in England with Charles II to 1890 unveiling of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond. It lists figures such as Arnee of the Revolution, John Phillips Boston’s first mayor, and Gen Winfield Scott’s death. Includes Sackett's Harbor attack in 1813 and Wisconsin statehood in 1848.
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Lake Ontario
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William J. Duane
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Treasury
Jackson
Wisconsin
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West Point
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Petersburg
Washington
Lafayette
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Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Notable Birthdays Highlight Prominent Figures Turning Years
McGill University marks its 56th year today as Dr Charles R Van Hise president of Wisconsin turns 55. Marc Klaw of Klaw and Erlanger celebrates 54, while Sir Cavendish Boyle governs Mauritius as governor and commander-in-chief at age 3.
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University of Wisconsin
Marc Klaw
Klaw and Erlanger
Sir Cavendish Boyle
Mauritius
Kentucky Days Meet Hosts Prohibition Delegates
Louisville delegates gather for the Kentucky prohibition party state convention with aims to nominate national convention delegates in Atlantic City on July 10 and select state congressional candidates and presidential electors. For the first time W C T U members may vote at a state convention.
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Birthday Honorees and Public Figures Highlighted
Gordon Lee is noted for serving his fourth senate term and was elected to congress in 1904 on the Democratic ticket. Brig. Gen. Winfield Scott Edgerly, U S A, retired at 66 today, with further mention of Dr. William Peterson, principal of the local school.
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Congress
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Edgerly
William Peterson
Hot Springs Liver Buttons advertise relief for sick head ache
A bold old time remedy from Springs Arkansas promises relief from sick headache and constipation. One button nightly helps appetite, sleep, skin, and energy. claims to beat common cathartics. Available at druggists for 25 cents with free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Athens Ga agent H R Palmer & Sons.
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Athens
Graduating Exercises of Athens High School Tonight
Graduates step to the grounds on Childs Street for the annual Athens High School ceremonies tonight at 8:30 with an orchestra. Program features prayers, music, orations on peace and men, essays on women education, declamations, diplomas by Dr. Mell, and diplomas for scientific and domestic courses.
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Little Champions Rally in 14 to 10 Tenning Win
The Little Champions defeated Clayton 14 to 10 in a ten inning game yesterday. Gilmer starred in center field and D. D. Quillian at first base delivered key plays as the team builds anticipation for upcoming contests.
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Gilmer
D. D. Quillian
Weather Update and Cotton Prices Across Months
Local showers noted with cotton price figures across months from January to December. The table lists monthly values, including December to February ranges and seasonal pairings, reflecting market movement.
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