Athens Banner Realigns Interests in City News and Politics
The Athens Banner outlines subscription rates and delivery notices, cautions carriers, and urges readers to report delivery issues. It covers Atlanta mudslinging, the cotton congress in Athens, railroad income growth, and local race politics between Watson and Howard. Roosevelt’s appeal to Atlanta crowds, business optimism, and the push for Athens White Way development are highlighted along with entries to the State tour and electric railway improvements.
The Eighth District Race And Tom Watson Challenge
The article discusses the eighth district contest involving Congressman Howard and challenger Tribble. Tribble may run as an independent, while Watson supporters push bolting voters to influence the general election. It notes Watson's organizing across counties, registrar Ginn backing Howard, and calls for strict party lines to exclude bolters. The piece warns the district faces a decisive battle as three weeks remain before voting.
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Watson
Macon News
Tom Watson
Ginn
Elbert
Elbert County
Georgia
Roosevelt After The South In Roaring Defense
Roosevelt, famed for chasing the spectacular, toured Atlanta where locals gave him a royal greeting. He said carrying a real Southern state would spur another presidential run, noting no Southern state would vote Republican in a national election.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Birthday of General Thomas H. Barry Chronicle
Gen Thomas H Barry, born October 13 1855 in New York City, rose from Irish immigrant parents to West Point, joined Custer's command, served in the Seventh Infantry, became brigadier general in 1903 and was promoted to general in 1908 by President Roosevelt. He saw action in the China Relief Expedition and commanded the Army of Cuban Pacification during Cuba's upheavals.
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Thomas H. Barns
Custer
Roosevelt
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Barry
China
Army of Cuban Pacification
Cuba
Words, advertising, and public perception in society
The passage asserts that what endures are well advertised ideas and strongly argued thoughts. It cautions against letting rogues shape public opinion without a response, noting that over time falsehood can become accepted as truth and money is spent to repair wrong impressions in America.
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England
America
Thanksgiving Game Moves Savannah Amid Rivalry And Debate
The Auburn Georgia football feud, famed as the South’s premier intercollegiate battle, will be played in Savannah after a joint Alabama Polytechnic Institute and University of Georgia decision. Savannah’s hosting draws large Georgia and Alabama crowds, while Columbus editors lament reduced student attendance and commercial influence on the fixture.
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Georgia
Washington
England
The
Athletic Association of the
University of Georgia
Savannah
Auburn Agricultural College
Atlanta
Macon
Montgomery
Buff
Oglethorpe
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Columbus
Auburn
Opelika
Georgia University
Columbus Sill
Alma Mater
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Perfect Healing
The World’s Best salve claims unmatched healing for cuts burns corns and related skin injuries. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is praised as the perfect healer, a standout remedy in its field.
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