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Endorsement for Brand for judge of Western circuit
The Banner endorses Hon. H. Brand for judge of the Mester circuit. Brand is praised as one of the ablest lawyers, having served two terms as solicitor general with a thorough and painstaking tenure. The notice highlights his record and the support he has in the circuit.
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War Clouds Over Europe and Pacific Hints of Conflict
The piece surveys European tensions as Germany eyes France over Morocco while England allies with France against Germany. Norways Sweden Hungary Austria Japan loom in regional disputes and Pacific power rivalry. Optimists expect restraint and avoidance of a world war despite growing alarm among nations.
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Austria
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Japan wary of armistice with Russia amid past deceptive promises
An eastern armistice is urged by a prominent diplomat but Japan distrusts Russia’s pledges. The piece argues Japan should avoid ceding time to Russia, noting Moscow’s troop moves in Manchuria and a history of broken promises, while emphasizing Japan’s leverage to compel a fair settlement.
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Russia
Manchuria
Manchria
Rusata
Origins and defense of Ku Klux Klan in Reconstruction era
The article discusses the Ku Klux Klan’s origins and disputed claims about Captain Coomes and Tennessee beginnings, noting limited reliable facts and the South’s defense amid Reconstruction tensions. It also covers state support for a Georgia State Agricultural College and debates on governance to ensure strong, representative leadership.
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Tutors in Universities Adopt Tutorial System at Princeton
The Augusta Chronicle notes incoming Princeton University head Woodrow Wilson plans to introduce a tutorial system, a move drawing mixed domestic and editorial reactions. The New York Times sees it as Britain inspired, possibly reshaping roles of professors and tutors, with private tutors guiding students through difficult topics and the university acting as examiner. Funding appears available from northern charitable streams, making the experiment feasible to observe.
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Reply by Judge Johnson to Atlanta minister on race and lynching
Judge Calvin Johnson defends white supremacy and condemns Dr H S Bradley's social equality sermon. He recounts Georgia violence and vigilante actions after the May 9 crimes, praises local law and order, and denounces race fraternity rhetoric as dangerous to southern civilization.
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Forced to Starve Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised
Concord Kentucky man B F Leek testifies to twenty years of agonizing upper lip boils preventing eating. He claims a cure with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after trying everything else. Sold at H R Palmer & Gons and W J Smith & Bros drug stores for 56 dollars.
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