Ballot Today in Georgia As Bryan Faces Taft
The piece urges Clarke county voters to back Bryan in the presidential ballot, arguing a Democratic win restores ideals of the founders and stresses the majority rule in Georgia. It asserts Bryan’s integrity and counters alleged Cleveland letters and rumors of deals with New York. The notice warns voters about circulating anti Bryan literature and emphasizes the need for informed casting of ballots.
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Bryan
New York
Chanler
Empire State
Let Clarke County Vote for Bryan in Georgia Election
The Banner urges Clarke county Democrats to vote for William J. Bryan to help him win Georgia’s electoral votes. It notes Georgia may deliver 40 000 to 50 000 Republican votes for Taft and 30 000 for Watson, with Democrats needing about 80 000 votes to carry the state. It warns of apathy and urges full Democratic turnout to defeat Republicans and protect Southern interests.
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Clarke County
Bryan
Georgia
William J. Bryan
Taft
Watson
Sfort
Tom Watson
Mr. Bryan
South
Origia
How to Cure a Cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Advice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for colds and grip. It claims quick relief, natural action, and prevention of pneumonia, noting no opium and safe for babies. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and others.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
E. C. McEvoy
L.P. Canning
This Date in History November 3 Highlights
On November 3 events span Drake’s return from circumnavigation in 1580 to 1905 Prince Louis of Rathenburg welcomed by Roosevelt at the White House. Other milestones include the Plymouth Company in 1620, Continental Army disbanding in 1783, and Ulysses S. Grant’s 1868 presidential election victory.
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Plymouth Company
William Cullen’ Bryan
Cummington
Mass
New York
Jubal A
Edward Trenchard
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Matsuhito
Japan
Battle of
Franklin
Tenn
Pearl Richards Craigie
John Oliver Hobbes
Boston
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
Palmer
Prince Edward Island
Confed
Eration
George B. McClellan
Greater New
Bishop Goodsell Celebrates 68th Birthday At Newburg NY
Bishop Daniel A Goodsell of the Methodist Episcopal Church born in Newburg New York November 3 1840. He joined the New York conference at 18 and served leading churches for 28 years earning a Doctor of Divinity at 40 from Wesleyan University. In 1887 he became editor of Zion's Herald but first was secretary of the churchs board of education. He has since traveled widely in service and administration across the United States and other nations.
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Daniel A. Goodsell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newburg
N. Y
New York
Wesleyan University
Zion’s Herald
Shore Acres at the Colonial features Archie Boyd in emotional role
Archie Boyd stars as Natanael Berry in Shore Acres with Dorothy Herne at the Colonial next Tuesday. The rural drama centers on family devotion and the heartbreak of a brother urged not to desecrate their mother’s grave by the sea. Mandy, a young country girl, embodies gentleness and virtue in a story praised for its touching humanity.
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Nathaniel Berry
Archie Boyd
Shore Acres
Colonial
Mr. Boyd
Dorothy Herne
Atlantic Ocean
Mandy
Soong
Latest mill news from across the South and beyond
Rumors of new mills in Albany and other towns. roofs rise on a new mill in Vass. plans for hosiery and dye facilities in multiple cities. Berkshire area mills schedule stockholder meetings. Dresden Mills declare 2 percent dividend. Atherton Mill restarts. Greenwood and Huguenot mills face sales and reorganization. Saxon Mills expand capacity. Lois Cotton Mills raises capital. clothe room additions at Saxon Mills. extensive mill activity and investments across North and South Carolina, Georgia, and South Carolina with multiple stock actions and capital changes.
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Spartanburg
S .C
Saxon Mills
Douglasville
Lois Cotton Mills
J. M .Geer
M -E. Geer
John T . Duncan
W. T. Roberts
L .C. Upshaw
Sterling Baldwin
Baltimore
George C. Spevil
Atlanta
Indiana Vote Preview Matches National Showdown
In sausauapons Indiana Democrats and Republicans prepared for Election Day with precinct guidance and limited public speaking. Democratic governor candidate Thomas R. Marshall planned a Columbia City stop and Republican James E. Watson scheduled three speeches as both parties weighed Taft or Bryan prospects for Indiana.
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Ind
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
James E. Watson
William J. Bryan
William H. Taft
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Vass, N. C
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Hampton, Ga
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Lauringburg
Scotland Mills
Bessemer City
Bessemer City Mills
Lumberton ,N. C
Dresden Cotton Mills
Charlotte
Atherton
Burlington, N. C
Burlington Dye Works
D. E. Seliers
Greenwood, S. C
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Ellison A. Smyth
A. F. McKissick
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Orr’s School
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Dougherty Streets
S. P. Orr
John L. Arnold
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