Monument to Governor Candler to be unveiled in Gainesville
A memorial for Governor Allen D. Candler will be unveiled at Alta Vista cemetery in Gainesville on June 3. Mrs. Candler will receive the monument in a brief address by Hon. Clark Howell. Savannah's assets are valued at 2,216,927.34 with major portions in city lots, sewers, bridges, and streets.
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Allen D. Candler
Alta Vista Cemetery
Gainesville
Candler
Clark Howell
Savannah
Reverence and Relevancy in Judge Cobb’s Address
The Banner highlights Judge Andrew Cobb of this city delivering the annual Bar Association address. He urges reverence for enduring past precedents while accepting progress, warns against elevating immaterial issues, and calls citizens to balance reverence for the past with mindful present and guarded future. He concludes with the exhortation to prove all things and hold fast to that which is good.
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Bar Association of
State
Andrew Cobb
Judge Cobb
Democrats push tariff reform and curb Senate delays
Democratic senators leading tariff reform push plan to avoid Europe trips during debate. They oppose extended travel that would delay passage and call for a time-saving rule while preserving free speech, criticizing unlimited debate in the Senate and urging reform to prevent wasted time.
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United States Senate
Europe
Senate
House
Roosevelt Libel Case Nearing End Insists on Vindication
The Roosevelt libel suit nears its verdict with broad expectation it will favor Teddy but find no malice. He seeks vindication more than money, contending occasional wine but no whiskey or cocktails. A favorable ruling would rebut claims of drunkenness and label critics as misinformed.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
Mr. Rosevelt
Gay
Ananias Club
T. Roosevelt
THIS DATE IN HISTORY AND BIRTHDAY NOTES
May 30 marks reminders of historic events and notable birthdays. Rubens deaths, Philadelphia reforms, Kansas-Nebraska act, Garfield memorial, Wrights, and William Phillips birthday profile. Includes lists of notable anniversaries and age milestones for prominent figures.
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Peter Paul Rubens
Philadelphia
Andrew Gregg
United States
Pennsylvania
Bellefonte
Carlisle
Hudson Bay Company
Pierce
Garfield
Lake View Cemetery
Cleveland
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Millville
Ind
Georgia Pencils Catch Popular Interest
Prof. J. S. Stewart of the University of Georgia ordered several hundred gross pencils noted for their octagonal shape and red and black alternating sides. One side bears the gold legend Glory glory to old Georgia. The colors and motto are designed to appeal to Georgia supporters.
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J. S. Stewart
University of Georgia
Old
Georgia
Sibley Fireless Cooking Gas Range Promised to Save Money
General Young leads the old soldiers as the Gas Company urges opening a kitchen saving account and promoting the Sibley Fireless Cooking Gas Range claiming it saves money.
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Sibley
General Young
Cotton Acreage Up 4.8 Percent Despite Late Planting
New York May 29 Journal of Commerce reports 1913 cotton acreage rising 4.8 percent from last year based on government revised estimate of 34,766,900 acres. Area planted would reach 36,425,000 acres with May 20 condition at 80.4, vs 76.9 last year and 79 ten-year average. Miss Giles reports by states show varied gains and losses across Virginia to Oklahoma, with total 84.6 compared to 80.8.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
North
South Carolina
Annual Meeting of Southern Mutual Insurance Company
The annual meeting for policy holders is set for Tuesday June 3 1913 at 11 am in the company office in Athens Ga A E Griffith secretary. Ice and coal notices and a lodge directory follow with meeting times for Masons Odd Fellows Royal Arch Masons and other local fraternal orders in Athens Georgia.
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The
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Athens
A. E. Griffith
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Max Joseph
Walter Johnson on hunting across states and sierras
The article presents Walter Johnson, famed Washington pitcher, as an avid hunter who describes hunting as his relaxation and recalls hunting experiences across California Idaho and Kansas. He reflects on Sierra foothills quail rabbits and deer and expresses a wish to revisit old trails and potentially hunt big game in Oklahoma and Idaho again.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Star
Johnson
Baseball Magazine
Kansas
California
Pacific
Sierras
Washington
Idaho
Rockies
California Sierras
Oklahoma
Indoor Baseball Endures Cellar Clash At Y M C A
Pound loses to Lumpkin 9 to 4 in a game for cellar honors featuring Burns strong pitching for Lumpkin and Cutler hammered by 15 hits for Pound. Captain Pound and Will Crane provide main defensive support as the league closes for the year with Morris defeating Hodgson sealing the outcome. A short intermission series is planned before outdoor play resumes.
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J. M. Ly
Pound
Lumpkin
Burns
Cutler
Capt. Pound
Will Crane
Morris
Hodgson
Engine and Auto Mixup in Collision Near Town
Yesterday morning the Atlantic Ice and Coal transport manager M L Manne escaped serious harm when his roadster collided with a Southern Railway freight train at a grade crossing. Officials noted blame would require a judicial inquiry, and no injuries were reported.
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M. L. Manne
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Southern Railway
Ice Corporation
Sibley Fireless Cooking Gas Range Ad Gimmick
An advertisement extols the Sibley Fireless Cooking Gas Range claiming it saves time work gas food and money. It urges readers to adopt the habit and cook in the Sibley way.
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Sibley
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H. J. Rowe
Athens Daily Banner
T. R
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Georgia Bar Association
Jim Woodward
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
Journal
Holland
Istory
D. G. Bickers
William Phillips
London
Beverly
Mass
Harvard
Ambassador Choate
Mr. Phillips
Peking
United States Legation
Bureau of
Secre
Robert Bacon
Phillips
Ambassador Reid
Harvard University
Viscount Cross
Alfred Austin
England
William Lawrence
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Henry Clay
Morrison
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Chicago
Liverpool
Close
Miss Giles
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Total
Missouri
H. R. Palmer & Sons
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
Athens Ice & Coal CO
Ae Lodge Directory
Ai i Iiamt
Vernon Lodge
A. M
Venon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
Mas Joseph Building
Clayton Street
W. A. Capps
W. M
J. H. Dorsey
O. H. Johnson
H. P
Fred T. Moon
Sec
Order of Owls
Owl’s Nest
Claytor Street
P. H. Corbett
A. May
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
Joe L. Deadwyler
E. R. Geo. H. Palmer
Elmo Lodge
St. Elmo Lodge
Rights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Clayton and
Wall Streets
J. D. Severns
T. H. Nickerson
Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
Talmage
Soveriens
H. J. Davis
John Mappin
Hodgson Wier Cone
Eae Thornton
Walt Johnson
E. Cutler
Crane
Wl Murray
Carrington B. Crane
H. E. Lumpkin
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