Open Letter to the Czar from the Independent
An exhaustive open letter criticizes Tsarist policy toward Jews, condemning anti Jewish measures, massacres and censorship. It cites Kishinev violence, police complicity, and expulsion of Jewish soldiers, praising American Jewish contributions and urging reform, openness, and a peaceful future.
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Russian Empire
Pobyedono
Holy Synod
Russia
Philippe
Barber
Marseilles
Stodor
Raspetin
M. Alexander Lopukhin
Stolypin
Former Coburn Manager Leader Expands Open Air Drama Role
L. M. Goodstadt, ex Coburn manager, named vice president and general manager of General Managing Bureau Inc. The firm aims to exploit open air companies with a focus on concert artists and large-scale entertainments. Frank Lea Shor Company already contracted him for years, as he begins broader bookings across colleges, universities, clubs, and major cities.
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L. M. Goodstadt
Coburn
General Managing Bureau Inc
Goodstadt
Al Field Minstrels to hold 25th annual banquet in Columbus Ga
The Al G Field Minstrels announce their 25th annual banquet in Columbus Georgia on October 6 1913. Founded in Columbus Ohio July 4 1886 the company has toured nationwide with 27 original members of whom several have passed away or remain alive. Col Pop Sweeney will travel from Peru Indiana to attend. The group claims to be the oldest traveling theatrical organization and notes no changes in name ownership or management since opening.
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al Field
Athens
Hhaw
Columbus
al. G. Field
United States
Mr. Field
Ohio
Marion
Joe FE. Hatfield
Hatfield
Calumbus
Col
Charles Sweeney
Pop
Fields
Peru
Ind
Field
Farrar and Alda Sail for New York from Paris
Special to the Tanner Paris Sept 17 Geraldine Farrar of the Metropolitan Opera Company sails for New York after weeks in Paris consulting makers and studying her Julien role with Charpentier Frances Alda another Met Opera member also sails today on a separate steamer before the season opens Alda plans a brief U S concert tour through major cities prior to the operatic season.
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Paris
Julien
Charpentier
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Frances Alda
United States
Bonds Authorized for New Orleans Cotton Warehouses
Special to the Banner from New Orleans reports that three million dollars in bonds will be advertised for sale by the dock board. The funds will back the construction of the largest cotton warehouse in the South and likely the world, dedicated entirely to cotton storage.
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New Orleans
Dock Board
South
Williams Will to Be Read as Sensation Stirs Parish
Kentwood La Sept 17 A sensational opening is awaited as the will of wealthy farmer William Williams who killed himself two weeks ago is read tomorrow The proceedings promise unusual dispositions of property Inference points to possible insanity from pellagra as Williams rose at 3 midnight and severed his own head with a razor in the barnyard
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Rubenstein
Antokolsky
Russia
Levitan
Elie Metchnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Paris
America
Congress
Kentwood
William Williams
Williams
Invigorating tonic promises malaria cure and progress
The ad extols a general strengthening tonic 3Rove’s Tonic as a cure for malaria and fatigue. It claims the product will purge dark spirits of intolerance and despotism from the land, bringing happiness and prosperity to millions once a “new light” dawns.
Pinchot to Open Knoxville Farmers Congress at Exposition
Gifford Pinchot, a founder of U S conservation, will arrive in Knoxville to preside at the opening session of the congress of farmers of the United States in the National Conservation Exposition auditorium. Delegates from Ohio Kentucky Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Florida Alabama Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Mississippi Louisiana Virginia West Virginia attend. The program features Pinchot and speakers on topics from entomology to rural credits and swamp land drainage.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Congress of Farmers of the United States
Pinchot
Florida
Conservation Congress
Ohio
Kentucky
Misouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Herbert J. Krun
Saddle and Horn Show Chronicle
Lexington
Harvey W. Jordan
Atlanta
E. J. Watson
Raleigh
N.C
T. F. Peck
Agriculture
Tennessee
H. A. Morgan
University of
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Athens Reader
Athens resident Mrs J M Delay of 1227 E Broad St reports backache kidney trouble and night restlessness improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills. After three boxes she is free from trouble and kidneys are normal. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Athens
Dean
J. M. Delay
E. Broad St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ady
Pinkham Medicine Helped Woman Free From Weakness
Patient from Warren Indiana reports relief from bearing down pains headaches and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Rhode Island customer notes renewed strength from the remedy and aspires to help other women. Includes lodge and fraternal society notices for Mt Vernon Athens and Classic City as well.
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Warren
Lydia E. Pinkham
Artiee
Hamilton, R.F.D
Warren, Ind
Esmond
R.J
Anna Hansen
Rhode Island
New England Electric Light Men Meet Opens in Burlington
The fifth annual convention of the New England section of the National Electric Light Association began at the Hotel Vermont in Burlington Vermont. Leading authorities on electric light in New England attended the three day session and prepared papers on electrical lighting and related topics.
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Burlington
New England
National Electric Light Association
Vermont
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Creer’s Bulbs
Crucedale Greenhouse
S. Lumpkin St
Booi
Ak Hamoh
Epee
Ager
Athens Gas, Light & Fuel Co
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Cor Gary
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
B. R. Bloodworth
J. C. Hellner
Augusta
Duma
Moscow
Hershelman
Alexander I
Lilis
International Medical Congress
London
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The
Hague
National Biscuit Company
Helds
Ceraldine Farrar
Mrs. Hamilton
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Order of Owls
Owl's Nest
Clayton Street
P. H. Corbett
E. A. May
Sec
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Max Joseph
O. H. Johnson
H. P. Fredt
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Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
Joe L. Deadwyler
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Palmer
See
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Knights of Pythias
Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
Talmage Building
B. R. Pickrell
John Mappin
Classic City Council
W. O. W. Hall
J. H. Wilson
C. John Roberts
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