Superintendent Pound to Name Supervisor of Rural Schools
Atlanta November 24 State School Commissioner Jere M Pound will soon announce a supervisor of elementary rural schools to aid teachers and protect their interests. The Georgia Peabody fund trustees provide 2700 annually for salary and travel under the supervisor who will report directly to the state commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jere M. Pound
Wickliffe Rose
Peabody Educational Fund
Pound
Georgia
Ile
Pomtasse
Rheumatism Cured in 24 Hours by Dr Detehon’s Relief
Pittsburg man T. J. Blackmore credits Dr Detehon’s Relief for Rheumatism with curing his nine month rheumatism in a day. He says five city physicians offered no help and he now endorses the medicine. Sold by L. P. Canning, Drugist, on Clayton and Jackson Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Blackmore
Maller & Blackmore
Pittsburg
Dr. Detehon
Trece Litle
Vulcanite Roofing Promoted By Local Hardware Store
Talmage Hardware Company advertises Vulcanite roofing as a guaranteed lasting option sold in town. The copy touts low cost and easy testing with customers invited to visit the store for a hands on evaluation.
Marines Rushed to Nicaragua From Philadelphia
Washington reports preparations to sail 400 marines from League Island to Nicaragua or the canal zone next Saturday. The move follows the slaying of Grace and Cannon and relies on state department action. The Prairie and Thala will transport forces, with possible use of canal zone Marines if needed. Albany and Yankton stay at Magdalena Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Canal Zone
Nicaragua
State Department
Grace
Cannon
League
Island Navy Yard
Zelaya
Panama
Philadelpha
Prairie
League Island Force
oSd
Thala
Pacific
Atlantic
Galore
Navy Department
Ncaragua
Albany
Magdalena Bay
Atlanta Syrians to Make Big Fight
About 300 Atlanta Syrians form a league raise a fund and hire counsel to resist naturalization limits claiming Caucasian status. Najour, a local merchant who married in Atlanta, has a case before the court and may appeal to the U S Supreme Court if denied citizenship. The group owns property around 300000 dollars and insists no reason exists to deny naturalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Engian
Najour
Washington
Lis
UN Frites
Supreme Court of the United States
Alanta
Diary Found From Mine Trapped Men Describes Slow Death
A diary found on the clothing of one of 38 bodies in the St Paul coal mine details attempts to survive as fire and black damp suffocate workers. Samuel D Howard writes of brothers Alfred and others dying, the failing air, and hopes of a ventilation fan keeping them alive before the mine collapses and the men are killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry HL
St. Paul
Samuel D. Howard
Learyea
Tom
Jim Jamison
Steven Timke
Alfred Howard
May Run Roosevelt for Governor
New York November 24 Timothy L Woodruff, chairman of the republican state committee, discussed a movement to nominate ex President Roosevelt for governor upon his return from Africa. He said he has no knowledge of a run but believes Roosevelt would be nominated and elected and benefit the party in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Rosevelt
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Governor Brown Not Yet Ready To Confirm 1910 Gubernatorial Run
Atlanta dispatch says Gov. Joseph M. Brown is expected to seek another term, subject to the 1910 primary, though Brown has not discussed the matter and plans no public statement until spring. Observers expect Hoke Smith to announce early if Brown runs. Brown may campaign lightly, defending his administration and outlining a forthcoming platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Hoke Smith
Smith
Anguat
Georgia
Himsself
Supreme Court hearings begin Monday in Georgia
Atlanta Nov 24 The state supreme court will start hearing cases on December 6 on the second call of the October term docket with 118 cases across multiple circuits. Proceedings may use two sessions daily if pace permits, aiming to finish by December before the January third call. The state court of appeals resumes arguments November 30 and continues through the week. A druggist refund notice for Foley's Honey and Tar accompanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State Supreme Court
Middle
Augusta
Atlantic
Macon
Blue Ridge
Rome
Tallapoosa
Coweta
Flint
Ocmulgee
Chattahoochee
State Court of Appeals
Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Birmingham
Alabama
American Steel & Wire Company
Georgia
Clay County
Chattanooga
Kansas City
Fort Payne
Ala
Jonesboro
Philadelphia
South
Tennessee
Wayne County
Hoboken
Weer
Atlanta Ga
Lafayette
Pratt City
Senoia
Novel fund-raising plan shows cotton seed yields
In Hebron, Georgia, Sunday school superintendent T Neal Little offered each pupil a quart of cotton seed to plant and harvest for church causes. Pupils raised two bales, sold to Williford Burns & Rice for 142.25 dollars, a novel method praised as a model for 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Presbyterian
Hebron
Banks
Franklin
T. Neal Little
Little
Williford, Burns & Rice
LitUe
Cotton Belt
No Fees Allowed in State Common Schools
Atlanta November 24 The Georgia supreme court ruled that no fee of any kind may be charged to pupils in the state’s common schools. The case from Montgomery County involved fourteen children barred from Mount Vernon and Riley districts for parents’ refusal to pay a 2.50 matriculation charge. The court upheld Judge Martin’s ruling, confirming the prohibition on school charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Montgomery County
Mount Vernon
Riley
Shannon
Martin
More Approval Than Disapproval of Elliott Commutation
Atlanta readers discuss Governor Brown’s commutation of Dr J M Elliott’s death sentence to life imprisonment for the Rivers murder. Letters favoring the action outnumber critics by over three to one, with Elliott gloated over his escape and plotting life under hard labor on the Fulton county road gang. Governor Brown’s decision rests on beliefs Elliott was weak minded and at times insane, deeming execution inhuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Elliot
Atlanta
Troup County
Brown
J. M. Elliott
G. L. Rivers
Elliott
Fulton County Road Gang
Wealthy farmer Ginn shoots at son in law and wife
Goldsboro North Carolina November 24 Inflamed by Aquor Owen Ginn a wealthy farmer of Snow Hill Wayne County entered the home of his son in law Samuel Joyner and opened fire upon Joyner as he lay in bed. Joyner escaped the first shots reached his pistol and killed Ginn instantly with the first bullet. Earlier Ginn attacked his wife and shot and wounded their young son who tried to defend his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
N. C
Aquor Owen Ginn
Snow Hill
Wayne County
Samuel Joyner
Joyner
Ginn
Bright Prospects for Tampa Meeting at New Track
Tampa racing opens tomorrow under the Tampa Jockey Club at a newly completed West Tampa track. It promises a strong meet with fast horses from across the United States and Canada, extra shipments arriving from Latonia. The 100 day program features daily stakes averaging 2000 dollars, opening with the Inaugural Handicap a six furlong race for all ages offering 1000 dollars and added money. Croup is prevalent in dry cold weather. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advised for parents of young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
SOR
Tampa
Fla
Tampa Jockey Club
West Tampa
United States
Canada
Latonia
Notable Washington Wedding At St. Johns Church
In Washington D C on November 24 a notable wedding took place at St. John’s church at noon. Miss Yulee Noble daughter of Mrs. William Belden Noble and descendant of Senator David Yule of Florida married Lieut Sherman Miles United States Army son of Lieut Gen Nelson A Miles. Guests included prominent officials and social leaders from the capital and attendees from New York and Chicago. Attendants included Miss Elizabeth Parker and Miss Joanna Schroeder among others with Colgate Hoyt of New York as best man and ushers from various posts and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
St. John's Church
Yulee Noble
William Belden Noble
United States
David Yule
Florida
Sherman Miles
Nelson A. Miles
National Capital
New York
Chicago
Elizabeth Parker
Richard Wayne Parker
New Jersey
Joanna Schroeder
Evelyn Chew
Trythena Read
Colgate Hoyt
Philip Matthews
Fort Monroe
Harold Huntley
Frot Myer
Percy Weeks
Sherman Host
Chauncey Haskell
William Emery, Jr
Baseball magnates in session plan for re districting leagues
In Chicago on November 24 representatives of the Three I league and the Central association met to discuss a conference aimed at redistricting their territories to prevent conflicts in the next season. The organizers hope to reach an agreement before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Association
Woman Overcomes Dyspepsia After 20 Years of Siege
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine calls dyspepsia her worst foe for two decades. After failed remedies and doctors, Electric Bitters cured her, restoring appetite sleep and strength. Now 70 she boasts of health and claims the tonic treats indigestion kidney trouble back pain and female complaints. Only 5c at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duncan
Haynesville
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
British Columbia Election Nears End With Railway Deal at Issue
British Columbia voters face a pivotal election over Premier McBride's pact with the Canadian Northern Railway to build a six hundred mile line from Yellowhead Pass to English Bluffs. Opposition leader John Oliver seeks 1000 miles of new railways via provincial subsidies. The campaign centers on this railway policy as forty two seats are decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Canadian Northern Railway Company
McBride
Pacific Coast
Kaslo
Similikameen
Vancouver
Permier McBride
Canadian Northern Railway
Yellowhead Pass
Kamloops
North Thompson River
Westminster
English Bluffs
Barclay Sound
John Oliver
Dominion
Kootenay Central
Elcho
Golden
Midway
Vernon
Carmen
Nicola
Pentiction
Vancouver W. and Y
Fort George
Burrard Inlet
French Creek
Campbell River
Vancouver Island
Oliver
Britsh Columbia
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Nicarauga
Caucas In
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Grees
Sunny Brook Distillery CO
Jeferson Con Ey
Richmond
Paul Heyman
4Th St
Cincinnnati
Ohio
M. Markstein
Cincinnati
Gross Trading Co
Dore
May
THE
Cotton
State
Milledgeville
Inmake
Stuart
Babu
Jmel
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