University expansion boosts agricultural education in Rome Tribune
Editor Knowles calls for stronger farming instruction. Board approves five thousand dollars for campus improvements including fifteen acres for crop and dairy experiments. Enhancement aims to make agriculture coursework practical, linking campus land and nearby experiment farm to modernize training at the State University.
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Knowles
Rome Tribune
State University
Starnes
University of Georgia
Prophetic Words on Division in American Politics
Wayne MacVeagh in Cambridge MA warned that the electorate is dividing into two camps. He said the contented and discontented would align into opposing parties, with the discontented eventually gaining power and reshaping wealth distribution, one side representing capital and the other labor.
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Party of Capital
Party of Labor
Education and Manufactories in Athens Push for Growth
The Athens prospectus argues education has advanced, boosting attendance and facilities, but notes the need for new manufacturing enterprises to sustain prosperity. It urges local effort to attract large factories with good pay rolls, leveraging the city’s advantages to convert progress into broader economic growth.
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Athens
Athens A Delightful Summer Resort
The Athens area is praised as an ideal summer retreat. The piece extols the climate healthfulness and moral tone of Athens, Georgia, urging South Georgians to visit and enjoy northern Georgia city life during summer.
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Athens
Georgia
North Georgia
South Georgia
Wise Words On Co Education
An editorial discusses co education at Northwestern University noting social distractions and dissipation threaten serious school aims. It cites debates on whether masculine atmosphere aids men and feminized surroundings aid women. The piece also touches on General government and financial strains in China with major arrears in Pekin.
The Volunteer Army Ends Its Service Tomorrow
A San Francisco farewell marks the last regiments of the volunteer army being mustered out. The piece notes the volunteers’ generally praiseworthy conduct despite some officer missteps, and contrasts the transition to a standing army with توقعات of growth, alongside broader political and social commentary from the era.
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San Francisco
Volunteer Army
Great Power Plant Near Boston Harnessed for Atlanta
Atlanta teases a groundbreaking power project to connect northern and local capital totaling about 1.9 million dollars or more. A 40 foot river dam near Bolton will yield 20 000 horsepower, transforming local manufacturing and drawing northern investors while Atlanta men keep names undisclosed. Construction begins soon. Yedhs Denounced by Council in Atlanta. City council votes 11 to 5 to oppose Technological School students filling strikers' roles in Southern railway shops. They urge trustees to prevent such actions and Fulton lawmakers to pass a law barring student placements in vacant jobs. Work starts on Columbus new union passenger station. Central railway will invest 35k to 40k to build a modern brick structure resembling Montgomery’s, reflecting well on the city at the site of Columbus.
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Chattahoocheeiver
Boston
Atlanta
Atte
Chattahoochoe
Bolton
Technological School
Southern Railway
Snch
Fulton
Commins
Columbus
Union
Central Railway
Letter from Col Zach Cobb praises Athens progress and Georgia news
Col Zach Lamar Cobb, now in Pecos New Mexico, writes to The Banner praising Athens municipal improvements and Georgia news. He says Athens stands out for its high order of improvements and low taxes, notes mixed mountain climate, and reports his health is perfect and he is well settled.
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Zach Lamar Cobb
Pecos
New Mexico
Atlanta
Athens News
Cobdanya
Athens
Georgia
Cobb
What are Humors in historic medical beliefs
They are vitiated or morbid guides coursing the veing and affecting tissues. Usually due to defective digestion and sometimes inherited leading to skin eruptions and general debility. Expelled by Hood's Sarsaparilla which also builds up the system that suffered from them. It is the best medicine for
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Ty Hood
Neal Found Guilty Former Penitentiary Superintendent Sentenced
Colonel W. A. Neal former superintendent of the state penitentiary was convicted of failing to turn over public moneys to his successor and sentenced to four months in Richland county jail plus a $1000 fine. Judge Gary spared stripes due to jury mercy recommendations. Bond pending appeal set at $2000. Also notes an unnamed horse and mule dealer injured on a freight train ladder with unclear details and origins of the injuries.
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Coruna
8. C
Seasion
W. A. Neal
State Penitentiary
Bia
Richland County
Gary
Mercy
Neal
Binuinanam
Ala
Lass Nigne
Southern railway machinists chief to visit Knoxville delegates
President Henry of the Southern railway machinists left for Atlanta this morning. He will meet delegates from Birmingham Atlanta and Memphis machinists on Sunday in Knoxville to discuss grievances and possible united action across unions.
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Henry
Knoxville
B. ¥. Henry
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Official two day program for Athens gala events
An extensive schedule outlines two days of hospitality for the Athens Wheat and OatPal Fair and related conventions. Key sessions include Retail Grocers associations meetings in Carithers Hall and a Wheat and Oat culture program at the Athensum with speakers such as T B Terry and J H Rocker. A Georgia Weekly Press Association gathering, a kinetoscope entertainment, and a large Wednesday barbecue at Athens park are planned with headquarters at Windsor, Commercial, and Victoria hotels.
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Athens
Athena
State
Retail Grocers' Association
Caribora Hall
Bramby's Drug Store
Charles Pfeiffer
St. Louis
Retail Grocers’ Association
Smith
M. G. Michael
F. K. Freeman
Athens Retail Grocers’ Association
R. A. Broyles
Atlanta
Mesers
Pfeiffer
van Hoose
Jaulyth
Georgia Weekly Press Association
Atheneum Club
T. W. Reed
Athens Banner
Athenmom Club
College Avenue
Athene
Grocers
James M. Smith
R. J. Redding
H. N. Starnes
Athens Park
Windsor Hotel
Commercial Hotel
Victoria Hotel
Cashier Surrenders in Embezzlement Charge at Montevallo Bank
Burgess Little, former Shelby County bank cashier at Montevallo, bonds out for embezzling about 10 000. Bond set at 1 000. He will not comment beyond surrendering voluntarily. The bank, closed May 7 with only a few dollars available for distribution to creditors, faces preliminary trial next.
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Binwixonam
Ala
Burgess Little
Shelby County
Montevallo
Cepibaliens
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