Peruna Endorsements Highlight Navy Official Advice
Commodore Nicholson and Somerville Nicholson of the United States Navy advocate Peruna for catarrh. The ad cites testimonials from army and navy figures and urges readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s advice if results are not prompt, identifying Columbus Ohio as the sanitarium base.
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Ommodore Somerville Nicholson
United States Navy
R Street
Washington, D. C
Emer
Army
Hartman
G. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs Elizabeth Sanford Denies Public Claim In Tragedy
Mrs Elizabeth Sanford, wife of Vincent Sanford, asks the public to withhold judgment until further developments, insisting her marriage endured and denying any criminal relation with George Wright. She remains calm but shows strain as callers press for details, while reiterating prior statements and planning no press interviews.
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Mus
Elizabeth Sanford
Lee Glenn Murdered by Richard Jones at Clarke County Church
Report of a murder in Clarke county near the Jackson county Inn on the King place. Richard Jones shot Lee Glenn at close range after an evening at a church gathering attended by Jones, Glenn, and Teresa Horton. Glenn died soon after. Sheriff and coroner investigated. a jury found murder by Jones. Jones fled toward Athens. no clue to his whereabouts.
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Teresa Horton
Jones
Athens
Richard Jones
Lee Glenn
Clarke County
Jackson County Inn
Teresa
Glenn
Horton
Corpe
Janegro
Fred Ausland
Mr. Ausland
Tme
Wier
Weatherly
Messrs
A. L. King
Foreman
C. Fred Ausland
Louis Nichols
W. T. Lester
Johnathan Doster
Report Shows Decrease in Cotton Acreage for 1905
Washington July 27 Assistant Secretary Hayes released a board reviewed summary of 1905 cotton acreage in the southern states. The report reestimates planted area at 26,999,000 acres total about 4,731,000 fewer than 1904, a 14.9 percent drop. States show declines from Virginia to Oklahoma with Missouri and Indian Territory noted among others.
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Washington
Hayes
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Holmes
Bureau
Virginia
North Carolina
South
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
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Tallulah Falls Railway extends line to North Carolina
The Tallulah Falls Railway Company announces an extension into North Carolina with new stations being established as completed. Passover, Ga will host a regular agency opening July 29 1905 along the extension.
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Tallulah Falls
North Carolina
Erwin
Passover
Rabun County
Georgia
Agenta
Connections
Corellia
Grand Jury Probes Oconee Lynching Case At Watkinsville
The July term of the Oconee county superior court is in session at Watkinsville with a grand jury investigating the lynching of seven Negroes and one white man. Subpoenas have been served across Oconee and neighboring counties as they seek evidence to identify and convict the perpetrators. Solicitor Tribble aids the difficult task amid public concern and persistence in pursuing justice.
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Oconee County
Watkinsville
Oconee
Solicitor Tribble
Mr Al Brown Arrested on Desertion Charge
Mr Henry R Brown of Atlanta was arrested here yesterday on a warrant from Atlanta charging desertion. He was surprised at the arrest as he had left Atlanta recently and was on good terms with his wife. Chief Jennings sent an officer who took him back to Atlanta to answer the charge.
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Henry R. Brown
Atlanta
Brown
Jennings
Atlanta Police Department
Death of A N Lester Aged 49 in Athens
Mr A N Lester a well known Athens resident died at his Park avenue home after a two week bout with typhoid fever He was forty nine and survived by a wife and five children Funeral services scheduled for eleven o clock this morning at Prospect church in Jackson county near Tallanee.
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A. N. Lester
Athens
Park Avenue
Williams Appointed Senate Doorkeeper Again
Mr dB Williams through Senator Corithers has been named one of the senate doorkeepers. Williams previously held the post before moving to Athens and has many friends there glad of his appointment. The note also references Abdul Hamid and recent events in the bomb blast context.
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J. R. Willlams
Corithers
Senate
Willams
Athens
Last Day at Belco School Ends Busy Term
The session ends with sapped energy after a term for four hundred students. The morning general drill and a closing program proceed with singing and certificate distribution. A faculty reception at the Normal School last night pleased attendees, featuring Anderey’s Orchestra and refreshments.
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Bélco
Anderey
Heroism Saves Life of Boy From Copperhead Bite
In Wallville, 13 year old Thomas sucked venom from his younger brother Alex’s leg to save him after a copperhead bite. Poison entered a fever blister on Thomas lip and he grew seriously ill until Dr Homer Hoffman of Baltimore administered an antidote. both boys recovered.
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Wallville
Alex
Thomas
Homer Hoffman
Baltimore
Prince Frederick Cor
Baltimore Sur
Roosevelt Charmed Soldier Faces Exam by Lunacy Board
Private James G. Jones of the regular army, jailed on Governor’s Island for desertion from Fort Banks, Mass, was moved to Camp Williams for a lunacy board exam. Reports say he sent love letters to Miss Alice Roosevelt and charged Mrs Roosevelt with blocking their son’s path, while secret service investigations questioned the letters’ authenticity.
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New York
James G. Jones
Regular Army
Governor's Island
Fort Banks
Mass
Camp Willams
Board of Lunacy
Jones
Alice Roosevelt
Secret Service
Mrs. Roosevelt
Betwen the
Pegcident
Tig
Leters
Toearn
Agricultural College Bill Debate in Georgia House
Special to The Banner from Atlanta July 27. A hearing before the general appropriation committee on Mr. Conner’s bill to appropriate 100000 for a state agricultural college linked with the University of Georgia drew arguments for and against. Supporters highlighted land donations, while Griffin opponents urged retaining the Griffin experiment station and criticized Athens plans as failing to attract rural students.
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Atlanta
House
Conner
Bartow
State Agricultural College
University of Georgia
Hall
Bibb
Walter B. Hill
E. H. Callaway
Augusta
C. M.strahan
H. C. White
University
Agricultural College
M. B. Drewry
Lloyd Cleveland
Joseph D. Boyd
Griffin
Government Experiment Station
Athens
North Georgia
Georgia to Have Lieutenant Governor
Avanta Ga July 27 Senator Wheatley introduces companion bills to create the office of lieutenant governor in Georgia. The package provides for senate presiding duties and a 400 dollar annual salary with residence rules tied to session periods and governor duties during vacancies or disability.
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Avanta
Wheatley
Georgia
Senate
General Assembly
Col J H Estill Mentioned as Possible Governor Candidate
Savannah July 27. Colonel J H Estill has not announced a governor bid but campaign buttons bearing his likeness and inscribed J H Estill for Governor have appeared. The buttons are linked to Marion Lucas, city editor of the Morning News, the paper tied to the Osborne letters reaching the state press.
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Savannah
J. H. Estill
Marion Lucas
Osborne
State Press
Lucas
Morning News
Estill
South Georgia
Four Hundred Protest As Negro Editor Moves Near Governor
Topeka, July 27. The city’s upper crust voices outrage as Nick Chiles, editor of a negro paper, buys a home near the governor’s mansion. Chiles says he will be a good neighbor and that Hoch may borrow from him. Some Republicans praise Hoch’s mixing with negroes, while C W Mosher taunts the governor to elevate the race.
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Topeka
Kan
Four Hundred
Nick Chiles
Ifoch
Chiles
Hoch
Booker T. Washington
Washington
W. St. Verner
C. W. Mosher
Trenton
Mosher
Bowel Complaint in Children and Remedy Endorsed
The article notes summer bowel disorders in children requiring attention and praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for rapid control of looseness of the bowels in both children and adults. It cites H. R. Palmer & Bons of Athens as a seller.
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Chamberlain’s Colle
H. R. Palmer
Bons
Athens
Sad
J. Smith & Bro
Wsbi
Athena
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Fey
Lame
Vincent Sanford
Bennseepde
King Place
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Baureau
James W. Wilson
Agriculture
B. F. Leek
Victor Olmstead
Stephen D. Fessenden
George K. Holmes
W.W. W. Long
Cornelia, Ga
Grand Jury
al Brown
Lester
Db. Williams
Abdul Hamid
Merritt
Sting
Wake
Miso Roosevelt
Agricultural College For State University
Col
J. F Estill
Kangas Society
Wome
Executive Mansion
Negra
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