Aaron Cohen Named Assistant Sergeant at Arms for Democratic Convention
John I. Martin appoints Aaron Cohen of Athens Georgia as assistant sergeant at arms for the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore on June 25 1912. The honor follows Cohen support for Mr Underwood and is endorsed by Clark Howell national committee member. Cohen to report June 24 at Emmett hotel for badge and ticket.
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John I. Martin
Baltimore
Aaron Cohen
Cohen
Underwood
Martin
Clark Howell
National Committee
Coen
Democratic National Committee
Water Bottled Over Two Years From Clearwater Springs
Follow up notice at Orr Drug Company describes a mineral water bottle from Clearwater Springs stored there for analysis by Edgar Everhart State Chemist. The May 6 1910 analysis records 163 grains of mineral matter per gallon consisting of chlorides sulfates and carbonates of potash soda lime and magnesia with minor alumina and silica.
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Clearwater Springs
Orr Drug Company
Edgar Everhart
Georgia Firemen to Meet in Rome at Annual Convention
Savannah chief Thomas Ballantyne leads Georgia Firemen's Association to Rome for June 25 26 and 27 session examining motor apparatus versus horse drawn equipment and related topics. Election of officers set for the second day with Ballantyne likely to be re elected president.
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Savannah
Thomas Ballantyne
Savannah Fire Department
Georgia Firemen's Association
Rome
Ballantyne
I. F. Pearce
Columbus
Frank Reynolds
Augusta
L. M Jones
Macon
H. C. Harrington
BE. A. Burch
Hawkinsville
Cathedral Corner-Stone to Be Laid in Buffalo
The corner stone for Buffalo's new Catholic cathedral will be laid tomorrow. A large parade of Catholic societies is planned as a feature of the day. Carmina Farley of New York will lay the stone and Archbishop de Dubuque will deliver the address.
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Buffalo
Carmina Farley
New York
Archbishop de
German Ambassador at Harvard Museum Opening
Count von Berstorff, German ambassador, delivered the keynote at Harvard University for the Germanic Museum dedication. Adol f Burch of St Louis contributed 350000 dollars to the building fund for the project in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Count von Berkstorff
Washington
Harvard University
Adolf Burch
St. Louis
Michael's June Clearance Sale Offer
Michael's announces a June clearance sale to clear end of season stock. Prices are set to a loss to the store and aim to refresh wardrobes for summer travelers. Every article is described as needful and useful, inviting customers to buy now.
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Phipps
Burgesser
Castle
Gage
Fisk
Stranger settles forty year debt at D. P. Haselton store
A man in Athens walked into D. P. Haselton's shop and paid back a $1.50 loan from forty years earlier. The visitor identified himself as a old Charleston High School classmate and offered $2 to cover the loan with interest. Haselton recognized no recollection of the loan but agreed to settle when the traveler insisted, squaring the debt.
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Athens
D. P. Haselton
Charleston
Mr. Haselton
Thompson's Curve Dominates Cleveland Debut
Carl Thompson former University of Georgia pitcher impressed Cleveland fans in his major league debut with a sharp sweeping curve equal to any American League ace. He struck out four across four innings, allowed two hits, and helped the Naps hold the field to six hits as Cleveland won control early in the game. The youngster’s delivery and power raise hopes Wolverton might groom him into a key rotation piece.
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Thompson
Cleveland
Carl Thompson
Evening Press
University of Georgia
the Plain Dealer
Naps
New York
Wolverton
Highlanders
Carl
Lajoie
Ball
Neal
Stump
Kahler
Birmingham
Georgia Institution of Learning
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MR. Cohen
Democratic
Georgia
Michael’s
Kimonas
New Wash
Michael
Chicago
Maryland
Mr. Farmer
Major Green
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