Howard Club Leaders Clash Over Tribble Letters
In an Athens Banner reply, supporters of W. M. Howard defend his campaign, challenge B. J. Tribble to prove charges, and attack Tribble’s past votes and actions. They accuse Tribble of perverting Howard’s record, urge him to debate, and defend Howard’s role in removing the Athena postmaster as part of a broader assertion of reform and integrity in Clarke County politics.
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Atheny
B. J. Tribble
W. M. Howard
Clarke County
Congress
Athens
Mr. Tribble
Mr. Howard
Tribble
Howard
Mollitor
Howard Club
Messrs
T. J. Shackelford
F.C. Upson
Mr. Upson
Mr. Shack
Dorsey
Jack
Smith
Pitner
Mr. Pitner
Athena
Washington
Pink Morton
Clarke
Washington, D. C
Bill Howard
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted In Athens Ad
An Athens Georgia advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. It features a testimonial from J D Garrison of Athens praising the remedy after suffering for years and claims the product, sold by Palmer & Son's Drug Store, cured him completely. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as US agents.
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Athens
Dean
Avery
J. D. Garrison
Thomas Jt
Palmer & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Perry GA Pharmacists adjourn after pleasant convention
Col J A Perry of Lawrenceville visits Athens for bar association meetings and announces his candidacy for railroad commissioner. The Georgia Pharmaceutical Association adjourned at city hall after a productive session with officers elected, debates on licensure standards, and a Georgia barbecue for delegates.
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JA. Perry
J. A. Perry
Lawrenceville
Bar Association
Oebbcee
Perry
Railroad
Rae Pelc
C. B. Stevens
Murphy Candigr
J. F. Gray
Georgia
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
W J Speer for Georgia State Treasurer Announcement
W J Speer announces his candidacy for Georgia State Treasurer subject to Democratic party action at the approaching primary. He highlights long faithful service as Assistant Treasurer and asks for public support.
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People of
Georgia
Democratic
State House
W. J. Speer
Pocketbook Lost Between W J Eats and King Hodgson’s
Lost pocketbook found between W J Eats and Bros and King Hodgson’s with forty five dollars in tens and fives. reward offered by King and Hodgson.
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W. J.eats & Bros
King Hodgson's
King & Hodgson
Plans perfected for Roosevelt's New York return
New York June 9 Theodore Roosevelt will land in New York next Saturday to an unprecedented ovation. A committee led by Cornelius Van derbilt coordinates the reception with nearly a thousand prominent citizens. Railroads offer reduced fares and special trains while far flung supporters gather for the grand welcome. Foreign born residents and many clubs will attend as hotels fill and businesses expect a holiday surge.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Roughriders
Veterara
Europe
Great White Way
Mr. Roosevelt
United Commercial Travelers Convention Opens in New York
June 9 New York Grand Council of the United Commercial Travelers Association holds its annual convention at the Manhattan Beach Hotel with over 60 000 members in attendance. A prosperity parade featuring about fifty industrial and allegorical floats and music bands will march from the Battery to Manhattan. A monster banquet with speeches by distinguished orators is planned for the next evening at the hotel.
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New York
New York City
Battery
Manhattan
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Wheaton College Fifty Years Old Celebrated
Wheaton Newfoundland June 9 Arrangements are set for Wheaton college semicentennial celebration beginning tomorrow and running through next Wednesday Alumni have arrived from across the country to join the jubilee The college founded in 1860 is a notable small coeducational denomination tied institution with many alumni serving as Congregational ministers in the west and elsewhere in the United States.
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Wheaton
Wheaton College
Alun
United States
Marvelous Discoveries and Dr King’s New Discovery Ad
An ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a miracle cure for coughs colds influenza asthma croup bronchitis and whooping cough with claims of instant relief and sure cure. It cites James M Black of Asheville North Carolina reporting an obstinate cough cured after other remedies failed and offers a $1.09 price with a free trial bottle.
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James M. Black
Asheville, N
Endeavors Rally in Fort Worth at Southwestern convention
A large and enthusiastic body of young people gathered in Fort Worth Texas for the Southwestern Christian Endeavor convention with delegates from Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas Mexico and New Mexico. The four day program features speakers including Dr Francis E Clark William Shaw Charles M Sheldon Rev B B Tyler and W M Anderson with sessions continuing through Monday.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Jane
Southwestern Christian Endeavor Convention
Loulhfans
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mexico
New Mexico
Francis E. Clark
The
World’s Christian Endeavor Union
William Shaw
Boston
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Rev
B. B. Tyler
W. M. Anderson
Nashville
A Place of Amusement for Colored People Opens
The former West Broad street steam laundry site has been rebuilt into a 400 seat theatre for colored people. One nightly performance showcases high quality shows with top talent from their race. White patrons have attended and praised the performances, which are said to rival regular troupes. If sustained, it could become a popular venue in a predominantly colored district.
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West Broad Street
Pythian Home Dedicated in Decatur Illinois
The Pythian Home in Decatur devoted to aged and orphaned Knights of Pythias members was dedicated today by the Illinois grand lodge. The nearly $50 000 shelter attracted visitors from Chicago Springfield Bloomington and other state cities to witness the ceremony.
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Decatur
Ill
Chicago
Springfield
Bloomington
Illinois Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Gamble and Wright clash in Clarke County quo warranto case
Yesterday in Clarke County court Judge Brand heard a permanent injunction request and related quo warranto actions over the county clerkship. Gamble protested surrender of office papers, while Tate Wright’s legality as clerk is challenged. Next Saturday will continue both injunction and quo warranto proceedings with further testimony and argument.
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Court
Clarke County
John. B. Gamble
Brand
Schedund
Gamble
Tate Wright
The
Board of County Commissioners
Superior Court
Comissionerm Oraapart
Hodgson
Ers
Measura
Holman
Pittard
Wright
Ing
American Women League Holds First National Convention
Thousands of women from across the United States gather at University City for the inaugural American Women’s League convention. Delegates from Japan and Britain attend as the league expands its plan to establish a university program via correspondence. Governor Pratt and other dignitaries are slated to speak as the league advances its cooperative, nationwide effort to educate women and foster employment.
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St. Louis
United States
Aeeason
Univerelty City
League
Japan
Rowland Ww
England
Canada
H. 8
Prams Et Alent Weberal
Teague
Ita
University City
Ber
National Hardwood Lumbermen’s Assn Opens 13th Convention
Delegates from across the country gather in Louisville to elect officers and choose a meeting site for next year. Morning sessions include reports from members and committees while debates focus on trade matters and the push for uniform hardwood lumber grading standards. The gathering, centered on the Southerland Hotel, features a banquet and tours for visitors amid hopes to standardize grading and inspection practices.
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Loateville Ky
Lumbermeh’s Association
Toursville
Téiaeoaa tabSen
United States
Gigantic Plan to Control Grain Output Near Spokane
June 9 report outlines preparations for a sweeping plan by eastern Washington Oregon and northern Idaho grain growers to centralize wheat sales eliminating middlemen. The Inland Empire initiative aims to control about forty percent of roughly sixty million bushels harvested annually and is to be formalized under Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union leaders to profit growers.
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Spokane
Waah
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Inland Empire
Farmers’ Educational Era
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A. H. Hodgson
S. J. Tribble
Boni
Bavé
de Migrring
Atid Gould
Bon
Anita
iOfficers
Association
D. Joe Walker
Montemima
John 8. Montgomery
Thomasville
Theo. Bransen
Atlanta
H. R B. Palmer
Ben
Person
Macon
Inii
Savanish
Bringon
Wrightaville
D. Jordan
Monticello
Z/D. Watcher
Senoia
School of Pharmacy
Old Park
R. C. Wilson
University of Georgia
Schol of Pharmacy
Shuperine
Savannah
H. R. Palmer
Ate
Roosevelt
Rosevelt
United Commercial Travelers Association
Creasy
Sebastopol
QUO Waranto
J.B. Damble
Commissioners of Roads
America
Lumbramen
MERE
Louisville
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