Notable speakers chosen for University of Georgia commencement
Hon Charles Murphy Candler of Decatur will deliver the alumni address during commencement week in the chapel. Dr F N Gaines president of Agnes Scott Institute will give the baccalaureate sermon. Col Alred P Thom general counsel of the Southern Railway Company will deliver the commencement address Wednesday. Other exercises will fill the schedule, promising a memorable event.
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University of Georgia
F. Ff. Gaines
Agnes Scott Institute
A P. Thom
Decatur
Candler
Col. Candler
F. N. Gaines
Gaines
Col
Alred P. Thom
Southern Railway Company
Washington, D. C
Thom
Free health ad targets general chronic diseases in Atlanta
An advertisement offers free information for women and outlines health services for chronic illnesses of men and women including nerves, debility, blood poison, skin diseases, rheumatism, kidney and bladder issues, piles, stomach, liver, heart, throat and lung diseases with contact for Dr. Hathaway & Co. in Inman Building, Atlanta.
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Ous Foundation of Success
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Inman
Atlanta
Ryan's Counsel Shoots a Man in Virginia Tragedy
Lynchburg Virginia April 23 Judge W G Loving a personal representative of Thomas F Ryan shot and killed Theodore Bate Estes son of Martin K Estelle sheriff of Nelson county without warning at Oak Ridge Ryan's home Estes was supervising a car unload when Loving fired both barrels from a double barreled shotgun Estes died within minutes Loving surrendered and is awaiting bond A scandal over the incident looms as statewide interest grows in the high profile case.
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Lynchburg
HaJudge W. G. Loving
Thomas F. Ryan
Theodore Bate Estes
Martin K. Estelle
Nelson County
Oak Ridge
Estes
Loving
Judge B D Evang Praises Supreme Court Judge Brand
Judge Beverly D Evatne lauds Judge Brand as an able Supreme Court member with a record of affirmed decisions. The Banner joins friends in congratulating him on his notable tenure and the Long murder case charge praised as one of the best written.
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Beverly D. Evatne
Georgia North Carolina
Athens
Ferand
Supreme Court
Brand
Uhly Eirenft
Elberton Company Organized to Harness Savannah River Power
Elberton plans a new company to buy land along the Savannah river to develop water power. The project aims to supply electricity to nearby towns and extend lines toward the city, promising a major enterprise for Elberton and surrounding areas. Join others building Athens and share in the venture.
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Elberton
Savannah
Georgia teachers form statewide business committee in Pinehurst
A 50 member Georgia business leaders committee is created to support educational movements. Samuel M. Inman appoints the group to meet May 24 in Commissioner Merritt's Atlanta office to finalize a plan of action. The list covers many districts with prominent Georgia names and towns.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Samuel M. Inman
Merritt
Atlanta
Inman
S. B. Adams
Savannah
H. D. McDaniel
Monroe
A. S. Clay
Marietta
G. Gunby Jordan
Columbus
B. P. O'Neal
Macon
W. J. Northen
P. W. Meldrim
J. R. Miller
Statesboro
R. C. Neely
Waynesboro
Scond
W. A. Covington
Moultrie
J. L. Hand
Pelham
H. H. Tift
Tifton
George McDonald
Cuthbert
Dress Waist Protector patented by J R Brantly
Mr J R Brantly of this city has been granted a patent by the Washington department for a Dress Waist Protector. The metal device attaches to a seat to keep a shirt waist clean in theatres trains and public places. It is cloth covered and designed for easy use while traveling or visiting public venues.
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J. R. Brantly
Department At
Washington
President Buchanan and His Love Affair
April 20 report from Mercersburg reveals a handwritten tale from James Buchanan about a failed romance that influenced his career. The narrative recounts denied letters, a broken arm, and a Philadelphia scandal involving a young woman who died by laudanum, with her mother and a confidant shaping events and destroying the romance.
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Mercersburg
United States
James Buchanan
Buchanan
New York
Wheatland
Dad
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Lancasyter
Alhamed
Comparative cotton receipts and shipments for the seasons
The table shows cotton movement in the city for 1906 07 and 1905 06. It lists stock on hand at Sept 1, receipts by wagon and railroad, total receipts, shipments, and stock on hand with figures for spinners.
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Athens
Csesscees
City Jail Swells With Vagrants Arrests
Sheriff Wier reports a large number of vagrants jailed on vagrancy charges after grand jury action. Judge Cobb will preside Saturday morning as fines arrears may swell the county gang and accelerate road paving.
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Wier
Cobb
Funeral of Gerdine Parr
Funeral held yesterday at Baxter Street residence for Gerdine Parr who died Monday morning. A large attendance, floral tributes, and hymns sung by the church choir accompanied by readings from Psalm 90 and prayers. The interment followed at Ocence cemetery amid family and friends.
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Hanis
Ocence
Cure by the Cuticura Remedies Cited in Testimonial
A Selma Alabama reader reports eczema on her face and body lasting four years. After two doctors failed, Cuticura Remedies allegedly cleared the rash within six months and prevented recurrence for three years. She praises the Resolvent as the best blood medicine worldwide and notes others were helped.
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New York
Sledge
Jones Ave
Selma
Ala
Red Men prepare Athens welcome for Great Council
The local committee for the Great Council of the Red Men of Georgia meets with Chairman Michael and Weatherford to plan a large event. An old fashioned Georgia barbecue will open the visit on Tuesday with a banquet at the Imperial hotel the same evening. The city pledges $100 for entertaining the visitors, and residents are urged to support a memorable occasion in Athens.
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Council of the Red Men of Georgia
Michael
Weatherford
Lodge
Athens
Georgia
Imperial Hotel
Nothng
Steve W. Postell Dies in Atlanta After Illness
Steve W. Postell veteran Georgia news reporter died at his home in Atlanta at 62 Martin Street after a long tongue cancer battle. He suffered since early autumn yet continued work until a few weeks ago, with death coming as a relief.
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Atlanta
Steve Postell
Georgia
Martin Street
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