Remittance notes and weathered pearls of public talk
A collage of small notices and editorial snips covers remittance methods, late delivery complaints, and witty quips about weather, pistols, and kindness. It surveys political figures Wilson Roosevelt Taft, railways earnings, and Philadelphia science rescues, ending with tariff critique.
Third Term Medal Sparks Old Guard Controversy
The Chicago Tribune opposed Grant’s third term and ridiculed medals for the 306 delegates who voted for him on 36 ballots. The editorial notes medals branding the third term as a failed political move and links them to bossism, politics, and factional bitterness.
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General Grant
Chicago Tribune
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Republic
Congress
Grant
Chicago
Arthur
Hicks
Guiteau
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Science and philosophy join in human progress
Prof. V C Vaughan argues that science has greatly benefited humanity by revealing the agents of infection and the forces of heredity and environment. He warns against equating science with mere materialism and asserts that scientific philosophy inspires moral and social betterment through knowledge of disease, evolution, and natural forces.
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V. C. Vaughan
University of Michigan
Vaughan
Journal
The
American Medical Association
This Date in History and Birthdays Note
This date in history lists events from 1717 to 1911 including Walpole Burr Hayne and Black Friday. It also notes Duncan McLean Marshall’s birthday and his role in agriculture in Alberta. The text mixes historical dates with a personal birthday declaration and mentions the International Dry Farming Congress.
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Duncan M. Marshall
Terete Eer Rete
Duncan McLean Marshall
Mirsister of Agriculture of
Alberta
Community births and public figures noted in Ontario and Alberta
The snippet lists Lethbridge links and Bruce County birth details for a figure born Sept 24 1872, tracing early farm life schooling and Patrons of Industry leadership in Ontario, migration to Alberta 1905 to manage a Edmonton newspaper, and a 1909 election to the Alberta legislature with ministerial posts. It also notes several today birthdays including Judge Horace E Deemer Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler William H Santelmann Eugene N Foss Joseph Martin James W Good. It also includes a cotton market table with open and close prices for several months.
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Lethbridge
Bruce County
Ontario
Patrons of Industry
Alberta
Edmonton
Horace E. Deemer
Iowa Supreme Court
United States Supreme Bench
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
New York
William H. Santelmann
United States Marine Band
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Joseph Martin
House of Commons
James W. Good
Congress
Iowa
The All Containing Fathomless Pocket
A poem by D. G. B. describes a boy with extraordinary pockets filled from a grab bag. The narrator notes the lad can store vast, varied items from cards to tools, chalk to fish hooks, nails, wheels, and even a clock until the inventory begins anew.
First Meeting of Creditors for Webb & Crawford Bankrupt
In the District Court of the United States Northern District of Georgia Eastern Division Webb & Crawford Co. a bankrupt notice is given that on August 31 1912 the company was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held at Rerefee's Office Athens Ga on October 3 1912 at 10 o clock in the forenoon creditors may attend prove their claims appoint a trustee examine the assets FRANK L UPSON Referee in Bankruptcy Dated Athens Ga Sept 21 1912
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District Court of the United States
Georgia
Webb & Crawford
Webb & Crawford Co
Athens
Clarke
Webb &Crawford, Co
Rerefee
Georgia Linked to Three Presidential Hopes in History
Atlanta reports Georgia bears close ties to all three presidential candidates Taft Wilson and Roosevelt. Taft anchored a winter capital in Augusta and connected via Major Archie Butt. Wilson began as a young Atlanta lawyer and married a Rome native, with a Gainesville birth for his first daughter. Roosevelt’s Georgia link traces to his Bulloch lineage.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Taft
Augusta
Tom Murphy
Panama
Archie Butt
Wilson
Red Old Hills
Rome, Ga
Gainesville
Theodore Roosevelt
Bulloch
Old Georgia
How Cities Build Conventions Through Publicity Tactics
Athens Ten Minutes Talk on City Building discusses using convention publicity to attract events. It covers booklets, trade journal articles, badges, billboards, railroad distribution, and the value of high quality printing to entice delegates and visitors.
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Detroit
Roswell Mansion Visit Tied To Presidential Campaigns
A fragment notes a Roswell visit to the Bulloch mansion near Atlanta and claims a unique tie to three presidential candidates. Other items mention a judge fining a pistol bearer and a heroic line, plus a beans ad from Arnold & Abney with 3 quarts for 26 cents.
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Bulloch
Roswell
Atlanta
Union
Wilkes
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South Carolina
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Louisville
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