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Athens
Poultry Show Set to Boost Athens Economy and South
The Southern Poultry Association reports Athens will host December 5 to 7 the largest poultry show in the South, drawing several thousand visitors from across the country. Local merchants expect substantial benefits as breeders’ winnings and regional interest spur advertising and growth of the poultry industry in the Greater South. The Banner urges Athens business leaders to join the effort to develop this key industry and advance the Greater South.
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Southern Poultry Association
Athens
South
Banner
First West Virginia GOP primary to nominate state officers
The republican primary in West Virginia next June will be the first ever held in that state for the nomination of state officers. Charles W. Fairbanks, former vice president, is mentioned for the republican nomination for governor of Indiana. Loomis Cullnas resigned as register of the land office at Rapid City to seek the republican nomination for governor of South Dakota.
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West Virginia
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Indiana
Loomis
Cull
Nas
Register of the Land Office of
Rapid City
South Dakota
Reform of United States Currency
The piece argues currency reform is vital but slow due to conflicting interests. It notes the National Monetary Commission led by Nelson Aldrich will likely propose a plan next session, with Congress and the public awaiting details. Democrats doubt serious reform before tariff matters, while currency reform may be tackled after the election.
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Congress
National Monetary Commission
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Aldrich
House
Senate
Taft
Secretary Wilson Resigns Likely This Year Says Report
A newspaper item states Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson has submitted his resignation to President Taft. The piece notes Wilson’s lengthy service and suggests a younger, more vigorous successor may better meet rising agricultural demands, with Taft to announce the move.
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James Wilson
Taft
Veterar
Wilson
This Date in History October 25 highlights battles and births
A compressed chronology for October 25 notes Henry V’s 1415 victory at Agincourt with 9 000 English against 60 000 French, Charles V’s 1555 resignation of sovereignty in the Low Countries, Rhode Island evacuation in 1779, and notable birth and death dates including George W. Matsell 1811, Bizet 1838, and Chavannes 1898.
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Henry Vv
England
Agincourt
Charles VV
Low Countries
Rhode Island
George W. Matsell
New York City
New York
United States
Dectaur
Macedonia
Canary Islands
Alabama
Georges Bizet
Paris
Balaclava
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes
Lyons
Grant Allen
London
Kingston
Ont
Great Britain
Transvaal
Annie Besant Birth Date Noted on Anniversary
The text honors Annie Besant on her 64th birthday noting she was born in London on October 25, 1847 to Irish parents. It mentions her maiden name Wood and a family link to the Duke of Kent through her grandfather, plus her cousin Lord Hathaway, then references her 1880 matriculation at the University of London and later life details.
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Rere
Annie Besant
London
Wood
Duke of Kent
Queen Victoria
Lord Hathaway
England
University of London
Besant’s rise in politics and Theosophy noted
The passage traces Mrs Besant from her election to the London School Board to her prominence as a writer for major English reviews. It notes her shift to Theosophy about twenty five years ago, leading to her five year presidency of the International Theosophical Society and her time spent at Adyar, India, headquarters of the movement.
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London School Board
Besant
International Theosophical Society
Col
Henry Steel Olcott
Adyar
India
The
Theosophists
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offer for Indigestion Relief
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets promise to aid digestion by supplying missing gastric elements. Take after heavy meals and they guarantee relief or money back, with three sizes 20 cents 50 cents and 1 00. Available at The Rexall Store H R Palmer & Son Drug Co.
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Rexall
H. R. Palmer & Sona Drug Co
Hitchcock to Open Bank in Amherst
Postmaster General Frank H. Hitchcock, Amherst native, is due to help open a postal savings bank. The bank will be the first established in a third class post office.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Appointment of Hill 10 Bench Vindication of Little Joe Brown
Atlanta report on J R Smith campaign manager for Jos M Brown praising Gov Smiths appointment of H Warner Hill to the supreme court bench as vindication of Little Joe Brown. Smith recalls 1906 port rate disputes and accuses Hoke Smith of slander, calling for a better governor and defending Hill against railroad political ties.
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Hill 10
Little Joe” Brown
J. R. Smith
Atlanta
Jos. M. Brown
Gov Smith
H. Warner Hill
Supreme Court
Joen Brown
Warner Hill
Railroad Commission
Brown
Gov. Smith
Supreme Bench
Little Joe
Smith
Gov ‘Smith
Hill
Hoke Smith
Hamilton McWhorter
Southern Railway
Enoch Callaway
Intendo
Plate
A Mild Near Stripling Case Turns up at Bullard's Station
Perry Georgia October 24 After a long fugitive period Fields Baskins long indicted since 1892 for shooting at John Irvine alias John Belvin has been captured and jailed He lived under an assumed name at Bullard s Station Baskins admits being the man and will plead guilty Sixteen of the twenty two grand jurors who indicted him are dead and only one witness and the man shot at are living.
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Perry
Fields Baskins
Houston Superior Court
Baskins
John
Irvine
John Belvin
Fields
Bullard’s Station
Odd Fellows Meet At William Lodge Delights Attendees
Atlanta Grand Officer praised the Odd Fellows gathering at William Lodge No. 15 as one of the biggest and best events. The second degree was conferred by Glenn lodge degree team, followed by a banquet where D. D. G. Patriarch C. A. Von der Lieth served as toastmaster. W. H. Abbott presented the Past Grand Patriarch jewel to W. M. Pitman, delivered by J. H. Dozier, with Rev. S. R. England delivering the toast on The First Degree Friendship.
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William Lodge No. 15
Glenn Lodge
C. A. von der
Speeches Highlight Degree Work At Local Fraternal Banquet
Rev G E Stone answered the second degree with Love Col John B Gamble spoke Truth Col Abbott delivered Faith Hope and Charity in the encampment Mr J H Dozier and Mr Wilhelm of Tampa spoke Representatives attended from Watkinsville Whitehall Bishop Ia Colbert Sawdust Clarksboro Oak Grove Nicholson and other communities About 200 people attended the talks were fine the degree work good the banquet enjoyed and the jewel presentation was a fitting honor.
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G. E. Stone
John B. Gamble
Abbott
J. H. Dozier
Wilhelm
Tampa
Watkinsville
Whitehall
Bishop
Colbert
Sawdust
Clarksboro
Oak Grove
Nicholson
Mail Burned and Baggage Smolders on Georgia Line
Bainbridge Georgia October 24 A split rail on the Georgia Florida and Alabama Railroad demolished two coaches as the train neared this place causing the burning of a large amount of mail and baggage. FROM TEXAS Some Coffee Facts from the Lone Star State recounts gratitude for Postum coffee substitute aiding a mother and family in nurse and health improvements.
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Bainbridge, Ga
Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Texas
Lone Star State
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