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Adamson Defends Democratic Speech Amid Party Criticism
The piece defends Judge Adamson after critics accuse him of upsetting party unity with a Democratic speech in Warm Springs. It also condemns Hoke Smith for a harsh Athens speech attacking the party and private citizens, labeling his actions as demagogic and misleading toward voters.
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Con Adamson
Fourth Congressional District
Warm Springs
Hoke Smith
Athens
Democratic Party
State Democratic Executive Committee
Fleming on disfranchisement and the race problem address
Hon William H H Fleming of Augusta spoke to the University of Georgia Alumni Society on slavery and the race problem. He defended the fifteenth amendment, urged lawful measures for disfranchisement, and argued the grandfather clause was constitutional. He warned against negro domination and noted white population growth outpacing the black population.
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Fleming
United States
Georgia
Supreme Court of the United States
South
Georgia Men Chosen for University Roles and Political Shifts
The Tanter lauds University of Georgia choices naming David C. Barrow as chancellor and Charles M. Snelling as Franklin College dean. The piece critiques James K. Hines and others joining the democratic primary for Hoke Smith, lampooning recent shifts and urging cautious reengagement with party leadership.
Fragmentary Political Rhetoric From a Local Primary
Reader notes recall of voting patterns in a recent primary. The speaker questions whether residents voted for certain candidates, mentions forgotten details, and muses that historical reforms could mock the current reformers.
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University chapel program and remedies note
Yesterday afternoon at the chapel UM department representatives from Athens spoke including Me oC Treh more of the Law School and Mr. Guy Bernard of the Medical College. The program listed music prayer and six speakers on topics from The Greater University to The South and American Literature and Te Twentieth Century Medicine. It notes Chamberlain's cough remedy as a cold treatment and lists local druggists. Chancellor Barrow is described as wearing grace in his new office.
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Dave
Barrow
Friends of Education
David C. Tarran
Athens
Oc Trehmore
Law School
Guy Bernard
Medical College
Wher Gaillard
North Georgia Agricultural College
G. T. Bernard—Medical College of Georgia
IL. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Hoke Smith
Enome
Ime
Bart
Palen
West
Morris
Mr. Morris
Piedmont
Morrin
Georgia
Slaton
Howell
Thes
Jude Parker
Clarke County
Jas. M. Smith
Joke Smith
Teller
Acheme
Democratic
Terrell
Asoctate
Supreme Court
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Democratic Party
Mee
Judge McWhorter Defends Rail Line Work Amid Smith Attacks
Athens editorials and statements reveal Judge Hamilton McWhorter rebutting Hoke Smith's accusations. He details his eleven years representing the Southern Railway before courts and commissions and denies improper influence in gubernatorial elections. He recalls a 1904 letter exchange with Smith and asserts his loyalty to clients and friends.
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Murber
Sensational Lion Cage Match At Stoke Hippodrome
A London Mall report describes a staged twenty two up billiard match inside a lion's cage at Stoke Hippodrome. Two local players faced roars from lions controlled by a lady trainer as the animals roamed the cage, frightening a player and prompting retreat amid cheers.
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Stoke Hippodrome
London Mall
New Life Pills Marketed As Gentle Regulators Of Stomach
An alarm arises from neglected bowels and torpid liver causing chronic constipation. Dr King s New Life Pills are promoted as gentle regulators of stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sone Drugists. Price 26 cents.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sone
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