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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

Page

2

Wisconsin Primary Sparks Broad Party Battle in State

Milwaukee Wis Sept 1 voters from Republican Democratic Prohibitionist and Socialists take part in a statewide primary to choose all state officers from governor to Congress members and even the first U S Senator by the people The race features Hatton Stephenson McGovern Cook Brown Hoyt Rumml Lenroot Jenkins and Davidson Aylward Schmitz Cox and Brown battle lines split among parties with Lenroot challenging Jenkins in the Eleventh district while labor anti liquor groups oppose Jenkins in that race. Mrs R P McEvoy and children visit then plan to return to Macon.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Congress United States Istae Stephenson William H. Hatton Wisconsin Railway Commission Stephenson LaFollette Francis E. McGovern Milwaukee County S. A. Cook Neetah Neal Brown Wausau Melvin A. Hoyt Social Democratic Party Jacob Rummel James O. Davidson John A. Aylward Madison Aylward Adolph J. Schmitz Winfred Db. Cox Harvey Dee Brown Racine John J. Jenkins Irvine L. Lenroot Superior Jenkins House Judiciary Committee House of Representatives Cannon Organized Labor Representative Jenkins la Follette Lenrooth

Bryan Love Feast in Minnesota

In St. Paul on September 1 Governor John A. Johnson and William J. Bryan exchanged praise at a state central committee gathering described as a love feast. Bryan announced plans to speak in Fargo and urged support for Johnson, who pledged active help for the national ticket and outlined forthcoming Northwestern campaign steps.

St. Paul John A. Johnson Minnesota Denver William J. Bryan Fargo Johnson-Bryan State Central Committee Bryan Johnson Messisa Bryan National Committee F. B. Lynch Day Lawler Chai Bers Fair Grounds Fort Grounds

Lively Michigan primary signals tense battle for governor

Lansing reports a keen state primary with Governor Warner seeking a third term amid Republican factionalism. Opponents James B. Bradley and Horatio S. Earle push strong campaigns while Democrats back Lawton T. Hemans aiming for a governor’s seat and possible congressional gains. Prohibition lists John W. Gray atop its slate.

Lansing Mich Michigan Fred M. Warner Warner James B. Bradley Eaton Rapids Horatio S. Earle Congress Lawton T. Hemans Mason Hemans Prohibition Party John W. Gray

G A R Encampment Draws 30000 in Toledo Ohio

Toledo Ohio Sept 1 More than 30000 persons arrived by noon for the forty second annual national encampment of the G A R and allied bodies Reunions and receptions dominated the day as gray haired veterans met on street cars and in the hotels Preparations for a full week of events begin tomorrow including the Meigs monument unveiling and a parade The commander in chief race has three candidates in the field with others mentioned

Toledo Sde Oll Comraades Meigs

United Mine Workers end Birmingham coal strike

Birmingham officials announce the end of the Birmingham district coal miners strike effective September 1. The UMWA signed by President Lewis and officers says the strike ends due to state actions restricting tent camps and public meetings, urges miners to seek employment while pledging support for members needing aid.

Birmingham Ala Lewis White Ryan United Mine Workers of America Birm Alabama United Mine Workers T. L. Lewis John P. White W. D. Ryan Unified Mines Workers of America

Two New Teachers Assigned for Regular Corps

Supt. Hondlag appointed Miss Leola McDorman to supply for one year the place of Miss Elizabeth Woods, teacher of the 2nd grade at Oconee Street School, while Woods is on a visit to Europe.

Hondlag Leola McDorman Elizabeth Woods Oconee Street School Woods Europe

Best Treatment for a Burn Salve valued for skin care

Best Treatment for a Burn promotes Chamberlain's Salve as a must in every home for burns chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases. It soothes pain quickly and usually heals without a scar unless the injury is severe. Price 26 cents. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Warren SN Bra BE McEvoy LP Canting.

Chamberlain H.R. Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Warren SN McEvoy

Eastern democratic campaign leaders named in Maryland drive

In New York the selection narrowed to two or three eastern Democrats for campaign manager as Maryland pledges Bryan votes. Talbot and Tomlinson push club organization with Roger S. Hoar as college clubs chair, while Governor Smith weighs up state candidates amid militia testimony disputes.

York Representative Talbot Maryland Mack Talbot Bryan John L. Tomlinson Bureau of Club Organization Baltimore Tomlinson Roger S. Hoar Cambridge Mass F. H. Weston South Carolina H. S. Wallace Athens M. T. Ormond Alabama A. A. Murphree Florida Luke Lee Tennessee C. Irving Garey Virginia R. E. L. Saner Texas Joshua W. Herring J. W. Swartz Oklahoma Chicago Denver William J. Conners Democratic State Committee Conners Chanler

Debs Campaign Tour To Tour The Nation By Rail

Socialist presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs plans a cross country tour by a special train starting in Chicago. The Red Special would cover about 11 000 miles with 240 speeches across cities from Chicago to New York and beyond, possibly reaching Oklahoma and Texas if time allows. Debs, Ben Hanford and Mother Jones are among those slated to speak during the itinerary.

Chicago Eugene V. Debs Socialist Party William McKinley Kansas City Omaha Denver Leadville Salt Lake San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento Portland Seattle Spokane Butte Fargo Minneapolis Duluth Detroit Cleveland Erie Buffalo Rochester Syracuse New York City Hippodrome New England New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio Indiana Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Oklahoma Texas Southwest Debs Ben Hanford Mother Jones

Bryan Heir to Wed Miss Helen Berger in Future Years

Engagement announced for William Jennings Bryan Jr son of the Democratic candidate and Miss Helen Berger daughter of Alexander Berger a Milwaukee miller and board of trade man. The couple are visiting in Lincoln Nebraska and plan a wedding likely about a year or longer from now.

Helen Berger Milwaukee Wis Alexander Berger Miller and Board of Trade William Jennings Bryan, Jr Berger

How To Get Strong

P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago shares a testimonial about Electric Bitters as a tonic and strengthener. He claims his elderly, feeble mother has gained flesh, overcome insomnia, and shows steady improvement.

P. J. Daly Congress St Chicago

Bagwell Buys The Marietta Courier

J A Bagwell of Lawrenceville Ga buys the Marietta Courier in Marietta Ga today after selling the Gwinnett County Journal where he was editor. The Courier is a stock company led by Hon N A Morris judge elect of the Blue Ridge circuit who has edited it for four years. The policy will continue as in the past and Bagwell will make Marietta his home.

Gwinnett County Journal Marietta J. A. Bagwell Lawrenceville Marietta Courier Bagwell The Courier N. A. Morris Blue Ridge

Spanish War Veterans Meet in Boston Encampment Opens

Boston hosts the fifth national encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans and the Ladies Auxiliary with delegates from all states plus Hawaii Porto Rico Alaska and the Philippines. A banquet at the Quincy House marks the opening. business sessions start at Faneuil Hall. a parade is planned. Major Walter S Hale seeks re election amid a contest with James A Freed Charles W Newton and Matrice Simmons named as potential leaders.

Boston Mass United Spanish War Veterans Ladies’ Auxiliary Quincey House Faneuil Hall James A. Freed Youngstown, C Charles W. Newton Hartford, Conn Matrice Simmons New York City

Birthday of Queen Wilhelmina Celebrated in The Hague

The twenty eighth birthday of Queen Wilhelmina, born August 31, 1880, was celebrated across the kingdom. Gay decorations brightened cities and towns while many congratulatory messages arrived at Het Loo where the queen rests quietly in anticipation of a joyful family event.

Wilhelmina the Hague Het Loo

Labor Federation Endorses Bryan in City Union Vote

New York September 1 The Central Federated Union the umbrella for city labor unions allied with the American Federation of Labor endorsed a resolution by the Elevator Constructors and Millwrights Union pledging support to William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party to defeat the Republicans over labor demands. Some delegates called political involvement improper.

Bryan New York Central Federated Union American Federation of Labor Elevator Constructors and Millwrights’ Union Republican Party William Jennings Bryan Democratic Party

Statesboro Woman shoots husband ending their drinking

In Stilson near Statesboro on a Saturday night two prominent men, Joe Brown and EH A Barnhill, drank at a house until Barnhill's wife arrived with a pistol. She shot at the jug, then hit Barnhill in the hand as Brown fled. Barnhill's condition alarms of amputation are feared. The couple and Brown are noted local figures.

Statesboro Stilson Joe Brown EH. A. Barnhill Barnhill Brown

First Train Over S A & A Opens Passenger Schedule

Statesboro Ga Sept 1 The first passenger schedule over the Savannah Augusta and Northern railway goes into effect tomorrow. The train leaves Garfield at 630 am and arrives Statesboro at 730 am linking with the Savannah and Statesboro and the Central of Georgia for Savannah and points west. The line is planned from Savannah to Chattanooga with Garfield 30 miles away and Louisville 40 miles. Work has been paused but will resume soon.

Statesboro Savannah, Augusta and Northern Railway Garfield Savannah Central of Tenn Louisville

Prof R N Aiken to Teach at Center School

Prof R N Aiken of this city has accepted the principalship of the Center school and will depart this week. The fall term opens Monday with expected large attendance. Aiken is a well known educator with notable success. Center residents congratulate themselves on securing such an able instructor. Dominion Rifle Meeting opens in Ottawa with the Rockcliffe ranges hosting competitions through Saturday. The Birtley team and two new matches plus a quick firing event are included in the program.

R. N. Aiken Center Aiken Ottawa Ont Dominion Rifle Association Rockcliffe Birtley Carolina Association Greensboro Newark Buffalo Jacksonville Ducky” Thlmes Sioux City Omaha Lincoln Denver Chattanooga Oshkosh Fond du Lac Wausau Madison

Wood joins Head & McMahan clothing firm in Bristol

S E Wood, longtime shoe retailer in Bristol, has joined the Head and McMahan clothing firm and invites patrons to call on him there. Bristol marks the opening of the Bristol Chautauqua’s fourth annual session with twelve days of programming featuring Governor Richard Yates, explorer Guliel McGuire, Dr James Hedley, and Prof F Hyatt Smith.

S. E. Wood Head & McMahan Bristol Bristol Chautauqua Assembly Richard Yates Illinois Guliel McGuire Explorer James Hedley Cleveland F. Hyatt Smith Buffalo

Del Monte Golf Week Opens With Pacific Coast Stars

Pacific coast golf experts gather at Del Monte California for the annual tournament opening today. The week long event features both men and women with numerous handsome cups and trophies planned for winners.

del Monte Cal Pacific Coast del Monte Links Wll

Biliousness relief touted by Allegan man

“I took two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets last night and I feel fifty per cent better than I have for weeks,” says J. J. Firestone of Allegan Michigan. They are a fine article for biliousness. For sale by H. R. Palmer & Song, Orr Drug Co., Warren J. Smith & Bro., BE. 2. McEvoy, L. P. Canning.

Chamberlain's J. J. Firestone Allegan Mich H. R. Palmer

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LaFollette Republicans Nebraskan Lively B. Alr Toledo, OH Hugh Wallace Ister Rex Southern Railway William Taft Fred Palmer Scott Palmer E. S. Eliott Smith Elliott Pekin Wu Ting Fang Washington America Liang Tun Ten Board of Foreign Affairs Wa_ Ting Fang China A. Bagwell Orino Labor Federation A. J. Nusbaum Batesville Foley Hot Springs Roscoe Miller Fresno
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