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Athens
Cass
Carrier Bay
L. G. Denlet
Chattanooga
Tenn
Paul Heyman
Chattanooga, Tenn
M. Markstein
Griel Trading Co
Pensacola, Fla
Birmingham Liquor Co
Reid Whiskey Co
C.blum & Co
Jacksonville
Fis
C.C. Butler Co
Jacksonville, Fla
L. Loeb Whiskey Co
Good Roads Movement and State Normal School Progress
Georgia advances road building with Clarke county leading in the effort offering five hundred dollars to the county building best roads before year end. The State Normal School reports record attendance, strong student quality, and a highly efficient faculty, signaling a bright future for Georgia education and growth.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Banner
Constitution
Holman
State Normal School
Cezs
South
State Normal’ School
of Georgia
United States
Progress at Panama and the canal’s opening plan
The article notes ongoing Panama Canal work five years after U S control. It cites health and sanitary preparations completed, two years of active construction, higher costs than estimates yet expected benefits and interest coverage. January 1, 1915 is targeted for canal traffic start. five and a half years hoped for completion.
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Panama
Panama Canal
United States
Canal
Trafic
France 16 Jubilating Over Birth Rate Surpassing Deaths
Jubilation in France as statistics show the birth rate exceeds the death rate for the first time in years. The note highlights concern years ago that France might be overwhelmed by Germany in population, yet the new data offer hope. France remains behind Germany in population and other measures but is seen as not a decadent nation.
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France
Germany
Big Battleships and the Need for Supply Ships
The article argues for more supply ships to back naval fleets, noting ships lose effectiveness without prompt provisioning and citing that twenty eight foreign vessels aided the world tour fleet. It then discusses the vindication of Henry Wirz and the North South war memory, highlighting reactions to the Wirz monument and editorials.
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Henry Wirz
Daughters of the Confederacy
Editora
North
South
Oswald Garrison Villard
New York Evening Post
Wirz
Wirt
Wira
This Date in History June 2 Highlights
Events listed include 1641 Richard Bellingham chosen as colonial governor of Massachusetts, 1789 Washington furloughed Revolutionary soldiers, 1804 Aaron Burr as Federalist NY governor candidate, 1866 Fenian defeat at Ridgeway Ontario, 1884 Blaine nominated for president, 1894 Field Columbian Museum dedication, 1901 death of Richard C. McCormick ex governor of Arizona, 1905 Tacoma launched cruiser, 1908 Chicago balloon sets aerial speed record at 750 mph.
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Richard Bellingham Chos
Bessachusetts
Washington
Aaron Burr
New York
Ridge- 4 Way
Chicago
James G. Blaine
Field Columbian Museum
Richard C. McCormick
Arizona
Jamaica
San Francisco
Quincy
Laka
N.D
Good Roads Movement Drives Georgia Road Building Effort
The Atlanta Constitution pathfinder arrives in Athens with local automobilists to tour from Atlanta to Augusta via Lexington and Washington. Clarke county leads in good road building and offers a premium to the best county along the line, aiming to spur road construction statewide with convict labor and ongoing organization after the races. Local merchants and citizens are urged to join the trip and sustain momentum for better roads across Georgia.
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Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Augusta
Lexington
Washington
Clarke County
Atlanta
Athens
Clarke
Otis Skinner Birth and Early Stage Career Highlight
Otis Skinner, born in Cambridge Massachusetts on June 2, 1858, son of Rev Charles Skinner, began acting in 1879 with Wood's Museum Philadelphia. He moved to Mrs John Drew's stock company, then starred in Niblo's Garden New York, Booth's Theatre Richelieu role Francois, and joined Boston's theater scene 1880 81. He later worked with Lawrence Barrett and Augustin Daly, touring Europe with Daly, paired with Margaret Mather and Madame Modjeska, enriching his fame in romantic dramas.
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Otis Skinner
Cambridge
Maas
Charles Skinner
Wood's Museum
Philadelphia
John Drew
New York
Niblo’s Garden
Booth's
Francois
Richelieu
Boston Theater
Lawrence Barrett
Augustin Daly
Europe
Margaret Mather
Mme. Modjeska
Mr. Skinner
Georgia Baseball Team Reports Season Profit and Finances
The Georgia Baseball team reports a net profit of over 750 dollars for the season, aiding Athletic Association debts. The financial summary lists gross receipts from multiple cities and games, with expenses itemized including McGregor Company, field maintenance, repairs, utilities, charges, and coaching salaries, totaling a season clearance of 768.92.
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Redfearn
The
Athletic Association
Redfearns
Cincinnati
Gordon
Stone Mt
Boston
Clemson
Auburn
Mercer
Dee Teer
Tech
Atlanta
Tenn
Sewanee
Macon
U. of Kentucky
Athens
McGregor Company
Dozier Tumber Co
Teeee Tee Cogn
Athens Electric Railway Co
Athens Water Works
Te Bondurant Hardware Co
Davison-Nicholson Co
Wootten Book Store
Huch Gordon
Western Union Telegraph Co
R. Ts Mon
Annual Meeting of Policy Holders at Southern Mutual
The Southern Mutual Insurance Co held its annual policyholders meeting at eleven this morning. The dividend for the year was declared at 50 percent. Directors were elected. S R Jaques of Macon resigned and R J Taylor of Macon was elected. Directors include Lyn don, Grimb, Phint zy, Nickerson, White, Hodgson, White, Bryan, Camthers, McWhorter, Calhoun, King, Wiges, Robt Taylor, Blun. John Holder to be speaker of the house with Clerk Boifeuillet and assistants present.
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Southern Mutual Insurance Co
R. Jaques
Macon
R. J. Taylor
Edward 8
Lyndon
Arthur B. Grimb
Billups Phintzy
Reuben Nickerson
James White
Edward R. Hodgson
John R. White
William T. Bryan
James Y. Camthers
Hamilton McWhorter
Abner W. Calhoun
Atlanta
Henry B. King
Augusta
A. Wiges
Columbus
Robt
J. Taylor
Henry Blun
Savannah
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Mrs Pollard
Mrs Pollard of Athens Georgia testifies that after three years of kidney trouble with painful back and sediment in urine she used five boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from Palmer & Sons and recovered completely. She notes no relapse since and urges others to try the remedy sold by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents at 60 cents per box.
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Athens
Mra. H. C. Pollard
Foundry
Say
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Tate
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
Jail barrow haul ties vandalism at old cemetery
Zach Hall, colored, was arrested yesterday on suspicion of stealing iron railings from Jackson Street cemetery. He was forced to wheel a barrow full of railings to the city hall lot before being sent to state court for trial on theft charges. The notice also urges readers to consider health and household tips and local business ads printed with the item.
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Zach Hall
Old Cemetery
Jackson Street
Hall
City Hall
A Thrilling Rescue From Frightful Lung Trouble
Bert R. Lean of Cheney Washington describes a near fatal lung illness that resisted expert doctors in Spokane and a trip to California before Dr King s New Discovery cured him completely He endorses it for lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough with a 60 cent to 1 00 price and a trial bottle free Guaranteed by W H Smith and Bro H R Palmer and Sons
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Bert R. Lean
Cheny
Wash
Spokane
California
Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Wireless messages to save forests from fires
Spokane dispatch outlines a plan to deploy wireless signal boxes for forest rangers to locate fires quickly across Washington Oregon Idaho Montana California and British Columbia. Proponents say rapid alerts would cut losses from fires, protect tens of millions of acres of timber, and reduce costly pole damage from traditional lines.
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Spokane
Wash
Inland Empire
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Montana
Calfornia
British Columbia
United States Forest Service
Northwest
Pacific Northwest Forest Protection and Conservation Association
California
Albert L. Flewelling
R. N. Armstrong
Forest Rangers
United States
Armstrong
Ald
Pacific Northwest
Forest Service
Perry Davis Painkiller Remains Popular Emergency Remedy
A vintage ad extols Perry Davis Painkiller as essential for sprains bruises strains burns and cuts with claims of seventy years on the market and usage across three countries and millions of bottles sold annually. It promotes a new large 50 cent size.
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Perry Davis
Mercy
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Northwestern
Coeur d'Alene
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