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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1910
Page
4
The Athens Daily Banner announces delivery options with annual six month and three month rates and ten cent weekly pay. It asks subscribers to report late or missing deliveries to the business office and notes no carrier is authorized to collect subscriptions or to sell papers.
A pointer to William M. Howard’s renomination in the Eighth district as Democrats press for continued influence. The piece notes Republican and independent currents in Tennessee and Ohio, praises highway and road bond initiatives, and emphasizes voter obligations in primaries alongside debates over war readiness and census growth in the South.
An editorial notes Japan will spend forty million dollars next year on navy expansion while Germany England France and the United States follow similar paths. It argues rising military spending burdens citizens into higher taxes and questions how long peace can hold before bankruptcy or war. The Hague tribunal is cited as failing to resolve the issue.
A commentary argues that John G. Capers leads a movement to form a white Republican party in South Carolina and predicts a broader Southern trend. It contends Democrats may welcome internal party competition as white Republicans potentially displace Black control of Republican machinery, altering regional political dynamics.
The Queen Louise of Denmark born October 1 1851, daughter of King Charles XV of Sweden and Norway, married Frederick VIII in 1869. They have eight children including Crown Prince Christian and King Haakon of Norway. Her estimated fortune reaches about 30 million dollars.
United States senator from Montana Thomas H. Carter was born October 30, 1854 in Scioto County Ohio. He pursued farming and teaching before studying law, moved to Helena Montana, and became the first representative after statehood. He held roles including General Land Office commissioner and Republican National Committee chairman. He was elected to the Senate in 1895 and reelected in 1903.
Tickets on sale in Macon Elberton Augusta and Atlanta for events including Georgia State Fair Colored Agricultural Fair Negro Fair Association and Fall Automobile Race Meeting. Fares listed with sale dates and limits to return to starting point before specified November dates.
A fragment shows names associated with Southern Railway ticket agents including JAMES FREEMAN and others in Atlanta Georgia. The list includes initials and roles tied to L MERK A G P A.
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