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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1907

Page

4

Candidacy Endorsement for Greene County Leader Davison

The Athens Banner endorses Robert E. Davison for the Georgia prison commission, praising his eight years in the Greene County delegation, business skill, and deep public service. It argues his prior service on the pardon board and legislature prepares him for the commission’s financial duties and patient reform.

Robert E. Davison Greene Davison Greene County General Assembly of Georgia House of Representatives Ife State of

Fairness and Justice at The Courier Dispatch

The Courier-Dispatch proclaims devotion to fairness and justice while railing against tyranny and injustice, signaling a strong editorial stance on equal rights and civic accountability.

Roach The Courier-Dispatch

Fort McPherson plans copied by Japanese spies

The piece recalls Civil War burning of Atlanta and notes a report that Japanese spies have copied Fort McPherson plans, urging Gov. Smith to call out the state militia to prevent catastrophe.

Atlanta South Carolina Charleston Wall Street Port Arthur Manila Gibralar Kronstadt Kiel Acropolis Hecke Smith Temple Clark Republi Sherman Georgia Japan Fort McPherson Gov. Smith

Taft Addressseen as Opening Republican Campaign

A calm review of Secretary Taft’s address is seen as the start of the Republican presidential campaign. It argues Taft miscast in Bryan’s clothes and mocks his stance on the railroad rate bill, income tax, and tariff revision, urging voters to see through his position and rally behind those who truly represent the people.

Georgia Dublin Courier-Dispatch Dublin Taft William J. Bryan Republic Senate Tilman South Carolina Friends of the United States National Rivers and Harbors Congress J. F. Ellison Cincinnati Congr

Startling figures on national wealth and debt

The piece contrasts six billion dollars spent annually on crime and poverty with a five billion dollar rise in national wealth. It notes challenges to the pessimistic view and asserts disbelief that the United States faces such decline.

Statistics on poverty and crime cited by Prof Bushnell

The New Orleans Daily States reports Prof Charles J Bushnell of Washington asserts that 10 million Americans live in poverty and 4 million are public paupers. It notes 18 percent of New York residents sought charity in 1899 and 14 percent of Manhattan families were evicted in 1906, with crime and poverty rising alongside alcohol use.

South New Orleans Bushnell United States State of New York Manhattan

Impaired Appetite Claim for Stomach and Liver Tablets

Mr. J. H. Seitz of Detroit tests Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for appetite loss and digestion. He reports restored appetite, relief from bloating, and a pleasant bowel movement. Price 25c. Samples free at Warren J. Smith and Bro and others.

Chamberlain J. H. Seitz Detroit Mich H.R. Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy Orr Drug Company

Burton Resigns Rivers and Harbors Chairmanship

Washington reports Congressman Theodore E. Burton of Ohio has resigned as chairman of the Rivers and Harbors Committee citing need for more time for general legislation. The Ohioan reshaped waterways spending with a business approach, earning praise from allies and scrutiny from critics as he moves to lead the Inland Waterways Commission under President Roosevelt.

Washington Theodore E. Burton Ohio Rivers and Harbors Committee House Burton Congress National Rivers and Harbors Congress Joseph E. Ransdell Louisiana Baltimore Inland Waterways Commission Roosevelt

Brunswick Harbor Dredging Bid Opened For Three-Lot Project

Bids were opened for Brunswick harbor dredging in Savannah district. Lot 1 covers 620000 square yards, Lot 2 320000, Lot 3 1500000. Goal is a thirty foot channel at high tide and twenty three at low. Coastwise Dredging Co offered 20 cents per square yard for Lot 1 totaling 104000.

Brunswick Col. Kingman Savannah Washington Arbor Coastwise Dredging Company Norfolk

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Athens Post Office R. E. Davison Democratic Party State Thomas Eason Georgia House of Representatives Wrightsville Tennille Georgia Railroad Commission Jean Paver Castoria Bears Hag Brunswick Harbor Sole
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