Young Democrats Plan Jubilee Meeting After Victory
Clarke county Young Men's Democratic Club schedules a eight o clock Saturday night gathering at the council chamber to celebrate the Democratic wins last Tuesday. President F M Huacnes urges all Democrats to attend for speeches and business, with a spirited jubilee atmosphere despite no torchlight parade.
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Young Democracy
Democratic Party
Hughes
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Clarke County
Council Chamber
Union
Young Men’s Democratic ‘Club
Clarke
Dotmoer Vy
Ola Clarke
Their New Hall at University Campus Fund Drive
The Demesthenian Society works to raise one thousand dollars to remodel and rebuild their hall on campus. Regular committees are soliciting subscriptions and alumni in major cities are expected to contribute. The Baxner believes a new hall will boost interest in the society and college life, and daily subscriber updates will be published.
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Demesthenian Society
Baxnrr
Sweet Gum and Mullein Cure All Speech
Claim lists Sweet Gum and Mullein as Nature's remedy for coughs colds croup consumption and all throat and lung troubles with promo tone and medical authority.
Wade to Leave Athens for Americus City Editor Post
Ingersoll Wade editor of the Ledger will sever his Athens journalism ties to become city editor in Americus. He leaves Athens Thursday morning for his new home and the Ledger editor’s successor is not yet determined. Wade began in Athens journalism about a year ago and his friends follow his career with interest.
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Ingersoll Wade
the Ledger
Athens
Americus
Times-Recorder
The
Ledger
Wade
Tinsley W. Rucker
Mayor’s Court
Col. Rucker
Last Excursion Thanks For Yrori-EX 30
Fragmentary notice notes a kind of farewell or thanks tied to the Yrori-EX 30 excursion. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. Further readable details are unavailable.
Georgia Press Association Resolves Thanks for Northwest Excursion
The Georgia Press Association plans pamphlet publication of last session minutes. A resolutions committee offers thanks to President W L Glessner for guiding the tour, and to railroads, newspapers, and hosts in Atlanta Chicago Sandusky Put-in-Bay and other stops. The group urges widespread publication of the resolutions and appreciation to all who aided the excursion.
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Georgia Press Association
Atlanta
Printera
W. L. Giessner
Hit
Nordwest
Georgia Press Associantion
W. L Glessner
Asociation
Seasion
Atlanta Constitution
The
Atlanta Journal
Chicago
Cincinnati
South
Fennessee
Virginia
Ibis A Suarter Co
Felton
Thomas B. Bryar
Great Western
Chicago Press Club
S. D. Picket
John T. Mack
Sandusdy 9 Regiser
F. H. Glessner
T.C Reynolds
Oaio
Catawba
Kelley’s Island
Stranahan
U.S
Hotel Victory
Putin Bay
Sandusky
Ohio
Georgia
Remstn Crawrorp
Gow
F. Penpletin
Merchants' Retail Commercial Agency to Meet Wednesday
An important meeting of the association will be held on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in its hall over Brightwell. The notice emphasizes a significant gathering of merchants in the retail trade.
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THE
Merchants’ Retail Commercial Agency
Brightwell
Chi Phi Fraternity Plans Atlanta Convention Next Week
The Chi Phi fraternity schedules its annual convention in Atlanta next Thursday and Friday with delegates from twenty chapters and many alumni attending. Eta chapter will send ten delegates. a reception at Mayor Hemphill’s residence precedes the Kimball House banquet with toasts from notable members and Prof. H C White expected to speak.
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Chi Phi Fraternity
Atlanta
United States
Eta
Messrs
George Hillyer
W. B. Armstrong
Park Howell
Eugene Black
Ben Steedly
Rutherford Lipscomb
Boykie Smith
Sam Siby
Fred Lewis
Fraternity
W. A. Hemphill
Kimball House
Aleesis
P. W Meldrim
Savannah
R. W. Patterson
Macon
Emory Speer
Fulton Colville
Lucan Knight
H. C. White
New goods arriving daily at Jackson and Burke Co
Daily arrivals of new goods, with a promise to please customers. The Jackson and Burke Company invites shoppers to view the latest merchandise and notes there is no trouble showing the stock.
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Jackson & Burke Co
Pilgrim's Progress lectures to open at First Methodist
Rev. T. R. Kendall of the First Methodist church will begin a series on Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress this Thursday night and continue weekly. He will use portraits and views to illustrate and provide a full thoughtful treatment of the book's merits. Citizens are invited to attend the lectures by an engaging speaker on an engaging topic.
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T. R. Kendall
First Methodist Church
Kendall
Patti Rosa to Star in Dolly Varden at Opera House
Patti Rosa, leading American stage figure since Lotta's retirement, returns with the successful Dolly Varden. Her dynamic charm, expert comedy, and a strong supporting company promise a memorable performance with new songs and lively humor. Reserved seats now on sale.
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Patti Rosa
Opera House
Lotta
Dolly Varden
Cemetery Bridge Council Meeting on Land Purchase Proposal
The city council and Mayor Brown view the Cemetery street bridge over the Macon and Northern railroad and weigh a land purchase proposal. The matter is in litigation with a hearing set for tomorrow. settlement to avoid further suits is possible and decisions may be made today at eleven.
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Brown
Rucker
Cemetery Street
Macon and Northern Railroad
Dr Kings New Discovery for Grippe Promoted
Advertised remedy Dr Kings New Discovery for La Grippe alleviates coughs and colds. Testimonies claim rapid relief and no lasting harm with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Trial bottles ten cents. large bottles fifty cents. Sold by Jno Crawford & Co.
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Jno Crawford & Co
Athens Gossip and City Notes from the iBanner
Classic City Chat from Athens reports banishment of Tom Reed from the city for life, a revival led by Rev. C. A. Conaway, and a lively Glee Club concert booking. City Attorney Tinsley W. Rucker starts duties, Athens attendees head to the Gainesville Fair, and the University of Georgia football team forms with captain Frank Verty as leader.
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Univesity
Frank Verty
University of Georgia
University of the South
Young Athens Man Misnames Horse Collar
A local youth in Athens attempted to harness a horse and nearly succeeded before a bystander corrected him that the collar belonged to the tail end. The man then adjusted the collar to the horse’s tail as instructed.
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Athens
Uniforms for University Cadets Arrive from Ohio
The University cadets receive their uniforms shipped from the Lilly Company in Ohio. The outfits fit well and will give the boys a handsome appearance. Agent H L Collum is currently in the city.
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Mr. Lilly Company
Ohio
H.L Collum
City
Night Services Begin at Presbyterian Church
Last Sunday night the pastor began evening services in the sanctuary with many members present. Dr. Lane preached an interesting sermon and the music was delightful. Miss Wacks of Lucy Cobb Institute sang beautifully to a song by Miss DiBowski. Services will continue regularly, benefiting religion. Jackson & Burke Co.
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Presbyterian Church
Lane
Wacks
Lucy Cobb Institute
DiBowski
A Rightful Denial Denounces Athens Ledger Claim
Mr W B Loehr writes to rebut an Athens Ledger report claiming his family was neglected during illness. He states the family received the best possible care and thanks friends for their timely aid and charity shown to them.
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Mr. Eorror
Athens Ledger
Athens
Love Finds a Way at Athens Opera House
Four years after opening night the Athens opera house hosted Katie Putnam in Love Finds a Way. She portrayed Gay Howard with charm and grace, delivering an engaging singing performance and the crowd applauded. Edwin Gardner as Samuel Smirks drew laughs, while Dan Bradley depicted a reforming figure and Lew Hart presented a strong show. Katie Putnam remains warmly received in Athens.
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Katie Putnam
Opera House
Athens
Gay Howard
Dan Bradley
Lew Hart
Edwin Gardner
Samuel Smirks
Over the Tea Cup Hosts Bid Adieu
Miss Matnie Nichols, a charming visitor from Washington D C, departs Athens after a pleasant stay with Miss Katie Louise DuBose. Dozens of friends regret her departure as Mrs L D Dubose heads to Warrenton for three weeks visiting relatives. O H Frey of Marietta visits brothers B T and E W Frey at the University. Russ W Rie of Atlanta plans a forthcoming Athens visit.
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Matnie Nichols
Katie Louise DuBose
Washington D.C
Miss Nichols
Athens
Marriage mishaps and unusual wedding tales from The Wanderer
The column reflects on marriage as a social topic with humorous and tragic anecdotes. A minister recalls interrupted ceremonies and a groom changing venues to avoid objections. A Greek Athens anecdote ends with a reluctant groom finally answering and marrying. The piece notes marriages break and reform over time, ending with a self deprecating question.
House For Rent No 213 8 Jackson Street Ad
Classified notice for a residence at 213 8 Jackson Street. Apply to Mrs E P Bishop for rental inquiry.
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Jackson Street
E. P. Bishop
Judge Newman Asked to Appoint a Receiver for Athens Railway
On November 3 the Equitable Engineering and Construction company filed in the U S circuit court a bill asking for a receiver to take charge of the Athens Railway property. Judge Newman issued an order restraining the company or its agents from disposing of assets and requiring them to appear and show cause why a receiver should not be appointed.
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Atlanta
Equitable Engineering and Construction Company
Circuit Court of the United States
Athens Railway Company
Newman
Prosecution Warning for Trespass at Opera House
A notice states trespassers on Opera House property will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. It warns that unauthorized entry or occupation of the premises will trigger legal action.
Our Congressman's Tariff Argument and Cough Remedy
An item notes the congressman arguing the tariff issue and suggests Taylor's Cherokee Remedy using Quim and Mullein to relieve a hoarse voice. The ad-style snippet touts a remedy for coughs croup and consumption.
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Taylor
Great coal pile fire at Northwestern Fuel docks in Duluth
A massive coal pile on Duluth's docks burns since Friday with 1,800 gallons of water poured daily. Firefighters cannot reach the hottest area while Minneapolis is sending an engine. If air ignites the smouldering mass could destroy thousands of tons of coal and nearby elevators, with losses running into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Dulith Fire Department
Bat
Oak and Pine Lumber for Sale by C J O Farrell
500 cords of Oak and Pine wood available in dry seasoned form. Lumber in any quantity. Orders promptly filled. Located at Collage Ave and Clayton Street.
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C. J. O'Farrell
Collage Ave
Clayton Street
Miners at Frater Mines await weighman decision
Knoxvity notes a quiet Coal Creek scene with all miners at work yet restless over the company’s ruling permitting check-weighmen to operate, signaling tension over the labor issue.
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Knoxvity
Frater
Coal Creek
Train wreck near Smyrna injures two crewers
Western and Atlantic passenger train No. 4 derailed two miles south of Smyrna after leaving Atlanta at 7 45 pm. Engineer Charles Barrett and fireman John Green were slightly hurt. Several cars damaged. Mail and baggage cars left the track with no injuries. Angle plate on the curve rail was moved, suspected wreckers.
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Atlanta
Western and Atlantic
Smyrna
Charles Barrett
John Green
Suspected murder ties to Windsor barn fire
In Binahampton New York on November 9 the barn of Richard Foote burned and his body was found among the ruins. Mrs Foote and John Furman are under arrest after she confessed his killing Foote and their later actions with kerosene to start the fire.
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Furman
Foote
Reciprocity Treaty With Germany Gains Approved Details
A Washington dispatch reports the new reciprocity treaty with Germany ready for formal announcement in the Reichstag. It centers on breadstuffs and cereals with duties about half those on similar products from other nations. Germany secures free beet root sugar entry in return.
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New York
Washington
Germany
Reichstag
Austria- Hungary
Redmond vows continued fight after Cork election defeat
John E. Redmond, defeated Parnellite candidate for parliament, addressed a Cork meeting pledging to press the Irish cause. He said a Cork majority rejected his bid, but he would persist for public acknowledgment of the Parnellites policy. William Redmond attacked priests, blaming clerical coercion for the loss.
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Cork
John E. Redmond
People of
Fire at Oscar Oaken factory in Cincinnati claims worker
Fire swept Oscar Oaken frame factory at 184 W Second Street Cincinnati Nov 9. An employee Myers is believed trapped and burned to death in the cellar. coworker Tabracy also in the cellar with Myers escapes but injured. Several firefighters were hurt battling the blaze in the hazardous building.
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Oscar ‘Oaken
Second’ Street
Pehe
Myers
Aodnageous
Boone ‘Een
Ae Fire Department
Hag
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