Summer School Opens at University of Georgia
The University of Georgia launches a six week summer program with two departments Mathematics and Modern Languages led by Profs Barrow Snelling Wilcox Brinkley. The new movement aims to deepen study under expert guidance and begins at nine this morning in the campus prayer hall with no formal opening exercises.
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University of Georgia
University Prayer Hall
Georgia
D. C. Barrow
Charles M. Snelling
School of Mathematica
C. P. Wilcox
The Banner Changes Hands With Bayzr Lease
The Banner announces a change in management effective today with Bayxzr taking control under a two year lease. The old management retains offices but no duties, while the board of directors including James M. Smith and Hamilton McWhorter remain key supporters. Captain J J C McMahan hands over operations in good shape and is held in high regard as a Christian gentleman.
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T Sue
J. H. Et Co
Hen
James M. Smith
Messrs
Hamilton McWhorter
Wm Howard
D.C. Barrow, Jr
J.J. C. McMahan
George C. Thomas
Voter Qualification Question in Primary Election Call
The article questions whether paying all taxes should be a voting prerequisite in the upcoming primary. It notes the call refers to state and county election law but lacks clarity on tax payments as a condition. The writer urges that only those qualified at the general election vote, advocating explicit language to avoid doubt.
Gas turned on at Dougherty Street home intrusion
A resident on Dougherty Street reported an unknown intruder entered the house Wednesday night and turned on the gas at several jets. The occupants narrowly avoided asphyxiation and police seek the culprit.
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Dougherty Street
Cetereain
Day at the State Normal School Lectures on Teaching
Professors Derry Landrum Bond Ashmore Evans led a nine oclock session at the State Normal School with talks on United States history mathematics English geography and school governance. Teachers gathered for lectures highlighting effective methods for common schools.
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State Normal School
Joseph J. Derry
United States
L.M. Landrum
Atlante
G.G. Bond
Athens
Otis Ashmore
Savannah
Department of Geography
Evans
Government of Schools
Central House for Rent Near Lake Tosa
WA seeks rent for Central House opening Oct 1 with 25 rooms and modern amenities. Includes hot and cold water gas connections and out-houses. Noted as one of the healthiest locations by leading physicians. For details apply to SRown.
Old Clarke County heir asks for long-lost inheritance
A Texas woman A Pruitt of Hornhill Limestone County writes the Clarke County Georgia County Clerk J E Kenney seeking help to collect a $100 share allegedly left by James Hendon, who died sixty five years ago as a local county clerk. She claims to be Norres Hendon’s surviving relative and asks for a reply by mail.
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Superior Court
J. E. Kenney
HogwHitt
Texas
Clarke County
San
James Hendon
Norres Hendon
A. Pruitt
Hornhill
Limestone County
One More Effort in the Huckleburry Clash
A cryptic wartime note hints at a final push during the Huckleburry match as fighters rally for a decisive move against Dr. Biggers. The fragmented text suggests courage and renewed attack plans amid a tense, unnamed theater.
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Fort Ana
Dr. Biggers
Hunnicutt and Bacon Tie The Knot in Lexington
Prof. J. B. Hunnicutt wed Miss Lizzie Bacon at the bride’s father’s Lexington home. Rev. C. W. Lane officiated as friends witnessed. The couple then departed by train for a cityward honeymoon and tour, with the groom a respected Geor gia minister and the bride a renowned schoolteacher.
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J. B. Hunnicutt
Lizze Bacon
Lexington
C. W. Lane
Geor
Milledgeville
Prohibition Candidates Tied to Distilling Wealth
Prohibition presidential candidate is described as a millionaire whose fortune comes from distilling brandy and from grapes sold to distillers. Dr J B Crann, prohibition vice presidential nominee, is editing a medical cure advertisement for diphtheria headache the Tex SHILOH’S CATARRE cure for Ostarrb.
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J.B. Crann
Prohibition
Shiloh
Flood Devastation Worsens Destruction Across Counties
West Post reports unprecedented rains flood the Tom Bigbee and surrounding regions. Crops including cotton and corn are ruined across miles, with thousands of acres underwater and bridges swept away. Estimated damages reach $400,000 as families face starvation and urgent relief requests spread from Waverly and beyond.
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West Post
Tom Bigbee
Waverly
Noxubee Louery
Mobile and Ohio
Congressional Committee Probes Frick Testimony at Pittsburg
The congressional committee in Pittsburg listened to Manage Frick recounting events leading to the clash between the steel company and workers. Frick described arming watchmen, deputization plans, and a 300 man deployment anticipated for July to protect company property. In Texas, C H White fell from a hotel window in Houston and died. Al Violett & Co. bought the exchange and covers.
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Congressional Committee
Pittsburg
Frick
Manage Frick
Steel Company
George M. McCain
Homestead
Oates
Yonu
Depene
Boatner
Pinketton
New York
Wasten
Texas
Houston
C. H. White
Columbus
Tex
Lone Star
Tex Sree Reid
Cavers
al Violett & Co
New Orleans
Confederate Veterans Grand Camp Address Delivered
Jackson reports the third annual session of the grand camp of the Confederate Veterans with an address by General John M. Stone. The event marks activities of the United Confederate Veterans led by Grand Commander General John B. Gordon.
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Jackson
Grand Camp
Confederate Veterans
John M. Stone
United Confederate Veterans
John B. B. Gordon
Chicos
Carcano
Kellogg
Jack Stanton
Freight wrecks and man killed in early trains crashes
Newport Indiana July 13 two freight trains collided injuring no one but wreckage halted traffic. A tramp buried in the wreck survived. At Manstept Ohio July 15 brakeman W M Stensel was cut to pieces by a freight train near Alta. His body was moved for burial and shipped to Newark.
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Ind
Ijaly
W. M. Stensel
Baltimore
Oto Road
Alta
Here
Stensell
Newark
Zeprosy
Iowa
Martin Ranch
Boise City
Seeaeaeat
McCaanaugh
Caught in the Act Poisoner Captured in Indiana
In Lours Benn Indiana police with Pinkerton help captured a man tied to cattle and horse poisonings on Lucy Farneman’s farm. He confessed to poisoning stock. bond set at $1,000. Other implicated persons noted. authorities seek more suspects.
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South Bend
Lours
Ee Pee Ee Seale
Wilson
St. Joseph
Ravachol Executed Amid Crowds and Contempt for Religion
July 11 Ravachol the anarchist is executed by the guillotine in Paris after a dramatic arrival in a closed van. He curses religion and shouts I have something to say as the blade falls. The crowd feigns relief at justice, while Deibler and officials carry out the fatal act with clinical efficiency.
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Paris
R Vachel
Taoo
Blas
Ravachol de Sroees
M. Deibler
Kong
Reneehal
Deibler
Ravachol
Ravachel
Chapliin
Beligion
Baeele Creel
Earachol
la Republic
Romantic Marriage at Planter's Hotel in Augusta
Minnie Lovette of the Deshon Opera Company and Mr. L Boynton of New York were wed by Rev W W Wadsworth at Planter's Hotel yesterday morning. Miss Mary Maguire from Boston sang in the Deshon chorus. they have loved since childhood and plan to live in New York after a week in Atlanta.
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Planter’s Hotel
Minnie Lovette
Deshon Opera Company
Mary Maguire
Boston
Laly
Augusta
Alur
Boynton
New York
Atlanta
Bishop Key Reaches Japan Safe Arrival Cablegram
Mr. Crosby Smith reports a Kobe cablegram confirming Bishop Key's safe arrival in Japan. The bishop, after preaching in Macon in June and a Texas and San Francisco passage, sailed June 26 on the Empress of Japan. He plans six weeks in Japan visiting missionary posts and will travel through Europe on return, with months before home.
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Crosby Smith
Kobe
Japan
Bishop Key
Macon
Mulberry Stet Methodist Church
Texas
San Francisco
Pacific
King‘oom
America
Key
Germany
France
Death of Col W B Brightwell Maxeys Georgia
Special to Bann r Maxets Ga July 12 92 Our town mourns the death of Col W B Brightwell a respected citizen father of A T Brightwell and Dr J H Brightwell He died in his 75th year and was a devout Methodist praised for peace and charity He leaves a wife six children and many grandchildren interred at the family grounds near his residence.
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Bann R
Maxets
W.B Brightwell
A. T. Baghwell
J.H Brightwell
A. T. Brightwell
Brightwell
Oconee County
Watkinnsville
Oglethorpe County
Millergeville
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