Appropriations for Georgia College Endorsed by Atlanta Papers
The Atlanta Georgian urges larger state appropriations for the State College of Agriculture. It notes Georgia’s agricultural awakening boosting farm value and urges $125,000 total for maintenance and extension. President Soule calls for $50,000 for extension and $75,000 for maintenance. It also mentions districting, court house bonds for Clarke County, and a Chinese-puzzle redistricting issue.
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Atlanta Papers
Constitution
The
Atlanta Journal
State Agricultural College
Atlanta Georgian
State College of Agriculture
Constitution of Atlanta
Journal
Andrew M. Soule
Gamble Case Rules For Clarke County Victory In Supreme Court
Clarke county clerk Tate Wright wins in the Georgia Supreme Court against former clerk J B Gamble after a long civil battle. The decision reverses a lower court ruling and ends a historic dispute over office removal of county records. Representation was by John J Strickland for Wright and Cobb and Erwin for Gamble.
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Clarke County
Tate Wright
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Supreme Court of Georgia
John B. Gambie
Supreme Court
Larke County
J. B. Gamble
Brand
Superior Court
Gamble
Quo Waranto
Wright
John J. Strickland
Messrs. Cobb and
Erwin
Athens Ad Verifies Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement
In Athens an endorsing testimonial repeats the claim that Dean's Kidney Pills cured a kidney weakness in 1907 and boosted weight and health. The ad urges readers to remember the product name and buy from local dealers. It also advocates reform of tax laws as overdue for a fairer system.
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Athens
Herman Smith
E. Broad St
Dean
Doan
Foater-Milburnn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Boy Drowns While Bathing in Bobbin Mill Stream
A drowning occurred yesterday afternoon when Charlie Freeman, a colored boy employed by the Lipscomb family, drowned in the Bobbin Mill branch where it meets the Middle River. He and two companions swam in the creek. Freeman could not swim, went under, and disappeared. A large crowd searched the riverbank, but by nightfall the body had not been recovered despite dragging the water and efforts by his employer.
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Charlie Freeman
Thomas Freeman
Lipscomb
Bobbin Mill
Middle River
Pink Morton
Southern Poultry Association Postpones Meeting to Friday
The Southern Poultry Association announces postponement of its regular monthly meeting to Friday the 23rd at eight o clock due to city weddings. A rewarding program is planned and all members are urged to attend. Last meeting featured several addresses and enthusiasm grows for a fall show believed to be the largest yet in the South. Secretary reports exhibitors from distant sections and premium lists soon mailed nationwide.
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Southern Poultry Association
Barry Found Guilty by Members Council
The Barry case verdict, delivered by the city council, imposes a 200 dollar fine with 100 dollars paid upfront and 100 suspended on good behavior. Barry pledges to reform and avoid whiskey sales. Council adjourns to meet again on the 6th. Rumors place Bryan backing Wilson for the Democratic nomination as the East and South show support.
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Barry
Woods
Col
H. C. Tuck
Eight Year Old Girl Dangles From Well Escape
Sallie Garnett, eight, daughter of Alex Garnett of Brooklyn, slipped while drawing water from a well. She fell forty feet into four feet of water, but clung to the rope and was hauled out by neighbors with only a sprained ankle and bruises.
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Sallie Garnett
Alex Garnett
Brooklyn
West Broad Street
Hen Lays Three Eggs Daily While Moving Family Flock
Officer Bil Brittain recounts a homey tale of a purebred hen that produced three eggs daily for five days while caring for her thirteen chicks and moving to a new home. The piece then shifts to politics, noting growing support for Senator Ter Fell and urging increased state education funding.
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Bil" Brittain
Athena
Uncle Dudley
Tima
Biddy
Governor elect Hoke Smith names Patterson to prison board
Governor elect Hoke Smith announces the appointment of Judge Thomas B. Patterson of Griffin to the prison commission, replacing General Clement A. Evans as adjutant general. Smith signals intent to control the commission, presenting a politically strategic move amid ongoing debate over convict systems and state military leadership.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Thomas B. Patterson
Griffin
Clement A. Evans
Evans
Scott
Georgia
Scot Evans Snown
Smith
Canadian Foresters Hold Annual Convention in Toronto
The High Court of the Canadian Order of Foresters opened in Toronto on June 13 with about 600 delegates from local branches across the Dominion attending sessions.
Chicagoans Visit Boston Delegation Reaches New England
A 160 member Chicago Association of Commerce delegation, with governors from several Mississippi Valley states, arrived in Boston to repay Chicago’s visit last year by Boston chamber members.
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Boston
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Missisnippi Valley
Boston Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Master Plumbers Opens in Galveston
Master plumbers from across the United States gather in Galveston Texas for the four day national convention. The event blends entertainment with business sessions as trade topics are discussed. President George E Robinson of Austin presided at the opening.
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Galveston
Texas
United States
National Association of Master
George E. Robinson
Austin
Princeton Commencement Day Sees Notable Visitors
Princeton New Jersey June 13 distinguished visitors attended the one hundred and eighty fourth annual commencement of Princeton University. The academic procession formed before Nassau Hall and moved to Alexandria Hall for the diploma presentation and degree conferrals.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Nassau Hall
Alexandria Hall
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Lewis Bear Drug CO
Pensacola
Fia
Taylor Saw Mills Lead
South
Court House
Clarke Superior Court
Southern Poultry’ Association
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Brittain
Ter- Fell
Ely
Daly Deviiours
Verosos
Standard. Oil Company
Texiso
Texaco
Texas Company
Smith Construction Company
Athens GA
Prison Commission
T. E. Patterson
Lowes Bear Dadd CO
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