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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

6

Board of Visitors Annual Report to Governor and Trustees

The Board of Visitors reports to the Governor and the Board of Trustees of the University of Georgia on examinations, dormitories, Danish Hall, and campus facilities. It urges improved Candler Hall conditions, a dormitory reform plan with deposits, expansion of Denmark Hall, removal or repair of Obj Collegee, and a central heating plant. It notes nine typhoid cases and two deaths, praises management and faculty, analyzes English and science departments, and highlights plans for public education expansion and athletics conduct.

Board of Vis Ftors Board of ‘Trustees University of Georgia Legisliture of Georgia Dequrents Candler Hall Denmark Hall Obj Collegee Mfe H. F. Harrin State Board of Health Athens

New Peabody Gift Paves Way for UGA School of Education Building

The University Board approves a fifty thousand dollar Peabody gift to build a School of Education on Jackson Street near the chancellor’s residence with construction to start January and finish by September 1909. Plans include T J Wooster as Education and Psychology professor and director, with new and existing faculty expanding pedagogical courses across departments. Senator Julian McCurry visits as commencements approach.

Peabody Board of Trustees School of Education Peabody Car University Jackson Street T. J. Wooster Ped J. S. Stewart University of Georgia Richard Coeurde Robert E. Lee Leon

Apologizes from Montezuma over White slander in 1908 letter

A public letter from B Ro Adams of Montezuma dated June 6 1908 to Rev John J White Atlanta asks forgiveness for repeating rumors linking Dr John B White pastor of Second Baptist Atlanta to North Carolina minister shortages. Adams admits error, seeks to prevent further damage and repair reputations amid campaign controversy.

Atlanta John B. White Second Baptist Church of White B. Ro Adams Montezuma

Clarke County Delegation Selected for State Convention in Atlanta

Clarke county democratic executive committee named Judge Hamilton McWhorter as delegation chairman and I J Rowe as vice chairman for the June Atlanta state convention. A long list of Clarke delegates was announced, with strong enthusiasm for a special vouch to attend.

Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee Yuasterday John Gamble Atlanta Ford Hamilton McWhorter I. J .Rowe Athens C.C. N. Weatherly J. W. Camak J. A. Pitner J .N. Webb T. F. J. Comer Warren J. Smith W. H. Shelton W. J. Morton A. L. King Will Booth M. G. Michael Lee Morris J. F. Hart, Sr J. R. Brantley Arthur Flatny W. W. Scott F. K. Freeman Joe H. Wilson Holman J. P. Moon R. A. Saye G. W. McDorman Clarke

Beaten 10 Death by Two Robbers in New York Street

In Manhattan on June 13 two highwaymen beat a man believed to be Albert Crosby of Boston to death after robbing him in West Twenty seventh Street. Crosby, an actor in The Road to Yesterday, died at a hospital from skull injuries sustained in the assault. Witnesses say Crosby was ambushed from behind, a blackjack struck his forehead, and the attackers fled before help arrived. He was about 35. the case follows a long thread of political intrigue connected to Goebel’s murder and Kentucky civil war echoes.

New York West Twenty-seventh Street Albert Crosby Boston Crosby Case Goebel Kentucky Frankfort Caleb Powers Taylor Indiana Powers Howard Union Europe

Pardons End Long Prison Terms for Powers and Howard

Caleb Powers and James Howard, once tied to the Geobel assassination plot, are pardoned by Governor Wilson after years of confinement. Powers returns to Knox County to his mother’s home. Howard plans evangelist work in Louisville prison outreach. Crowds react with emotion as news spreads across Frankfort Georgetown and Barbourville.

Lexington T.caleb Powers James Howard Geobel Ernor Wilson Powers Georgetown Howard II ii Frankfort Knox County Howard Louisville Wilson Sorre Hin Washington Barbourville Prankfort A. H. Davison Albert Davison White Sulphur Springs Florida

Ovation of Athens People to Hon Joseph M Brown

Governor elect Joseph M Brown and Mrs Brown visited Athens to see their son at the University of Georgia. A large crowd welcomed them at Seaboard depot and at a six o clock Y M C A reception. Brown thanked supporters and expressed pride in Georgia institutions during a stay through Monday afternoon.

Athens Joseph M. Brown Georgia Brown Joseph M. Brown, Jr University of Georgia Seaboard W. R. Hammontree Eigthy Joseph £. Brown Little Joe" Brown Mr. Brown Mrs. Brown Prof Haughny

Medical Colleges Debate Joining Atlanta Institutions

The University of Georgia Board of Trustees debated whether the Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Atlanta School of Medicine should become branches of the university. Augusta’s Medical College of Georgia opposed the move, arguing it would injure the state’s oldest college and cause curriculum and examism issues. The trustees adjourned without a decision, deferring action to Monday.

Atlanta Augusta College Board of Trustees University of Georgia Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons Atlanta School of Medicine T. A. Hammond George Hillyer J. R. Lamar E. "H. Calloway W. H. Doughty Augusta Georgia Medical College Ard Technological Institute Medical State University College of Whysielany and Surgeons Medical College of Georgia Medical College of Georgi

Miss Louise DuBose Composes Champions March for University Team

Miss Louise DuBose has composed a march titled Champions dedicated to the University baseball team. The piece has earned approval from musicians and critics and will be released soon through leading music houses, expected to be in high demand.

Louise DuBose Iith Miss DuBose

District schools to make reports district schools to make reports

The article discusses district agricultural high schools and trustees in a Georgia city, urging future reports to be prepared. It contains an advertisement for Fotey's Kidney Cure claiming medical benefits and indicating availability at druggists.

Georgia Fotey

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Board OF Visitors Make Annual Report Chancelor Barrow Cvorglins Patterson Hig Advel Davenport J. 8 Stewert Lr. Wooster jPranitis Collese State College of Agriculture Reyuire Berecker Burnet Hletics Ben Troubie Troouph Wellaeaning Peabody Board University Y. M. C. A Soule South W. E. Reynolds A. H. Moon Geo. D. Pollock Sec M. L. Brittain Julian McCurry Hartwell John E. White Adams Actor Crosby America Gov. Wilson Louise D’bose
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