Recorder Nash Broyles to speak on Gambling in Athens
Atlanta recorder Nash Broyles addresses mass meetings across Georgia urging enforcement of law. He spoke in Winder on gun violence and crime, warned of lawlessness, and announced a Sunday address in Athens on The Evil of Gambling under YMCA auspices.
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Nash Broyles
Atlanta
Georgia
Athens
Colonial Theater
Winder
Opera House
Judge Broyles
Southland
United States
Iife
Hhis
Broyles
Greensboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Arrivals
Greensboro residents host guests from Lexington Atlanta Siloam and Athens with several trips noted. Local business prospects include Love Crumbley Company seeking a Greene County charter. Arrangements underway for Greene County Fair in the fall.
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Mesare
B. W. Love
8. B. Crombley
Love-Crumbley Company
Mr. Love
Greensboro
Greene County
Mr. Crumbley
Vere
Love
Atta
Inspiring Message From Mrs Ottley To Georgia Club Women
Passie Fenton Ottley calls Georgia club women to support the Ella F White edition of the Constitution. She thanks supporters, urges immediate work through blue slips and subscriptions, and asks allied organizations to assist in promoting ads, circulation, and endowment fundraising by June 4.
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Federated Clubs of
Georgia
Florida
McCabe
Ella F. White
Georgia Club
Hila F. White Endowment Fund
Atlanta
R. B. Parker
Atlanta Constitution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Passie Fenton Ottley
Notice of Pardon Petition Posted at Courthouse
The first notice under a new rule was posted at the Clarke County courthouse for the prison board to hear Albert Holder's pardon petition. Holder, a Negro, was sentenced to twenty years in October 1908 for burglary, with prior arrests and a history of theft including a wagonload of goods from Wingfield Cash Grocery. Public notification invites opposition or support from residents.
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Clarke County
Albert
Prof. Woolter
T. S.mell
Hill Street
McDonald
Cobb Street
Senator Price
Wingfield Cash Grocery Company
Arnold for Place Held Now By William T. Newman So Said
Atlanta March 25. It is widely believed Reuben R. Arnold of Atlanta aims at the United States district judgeship for the Northern District of Georgia should a vacancy arise. Judge William T. Newman, appointed by Cleveland, remains vigorous with no hint of resignation. Arnold’s practice earns about 50 000 yearly, making the federal post a high stake, and his political support from Hoke Smith and Georgia allies strengthens a potential bid when the time comes.
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Atlanta
Reuben R. Arnold
United States Court
Northern District of Georgia
Arnold
Wm. T. Newman
Grover Cleveland
Newman
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Over Capitalization as Big as the Tariff
Washington March 26 Clyde H Tavenner member of Congress argues watered stocks cost each American family about 100 annually. He cites United States Commission reports and figures, saying over-capitalization drives up prices of goods and services and fuels the push for tariffs.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Congress
Washington
United States Commission
United States
LaFollette
Jackson Go Barn Fire Causes Major Loss
Jefferson Ga March 25 The large barn of planter J C Shields near here was destroyed by fire last night. He also lost seventy five bales of cotton five hundred bushels of cotton seed two cars of fertilizer half car of nitrate of soda and substantial lumber. Origin of fire unknown and no reason offered. Cotton insured for five thousand dollars and the barn for one thousand others uninsured a total loss.
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Jefferson, Ga
J. C. Shields
Texas Sunday School Workers Meet at Waco
The Texas Sunday School Association holds its thirty-ninth annual convention in Waco for four days with hundreds of delegates from across the state. The program includes naval reports discussions sermons and addresses by noted speakers such as Rev H M Hamill D D William C Pearce and Mrs Mary Foster Brycer, led by Prof E O Excell.
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Waco
Texas
Texas Sunday School Association
Seasion
International Sunday School Association
H. M. Hamill
D. D
Nashville
William C. Pearce
Chicago
Mary Foster Brycer
E. O Excell
Humane Officer Uses Turpentine on Lazy Mule
In Atlanta on March 25 the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals learned a mule was given a fiery mix of turpentine and Jamaica ginger to make it rise. Humane Officer C. L. Camp admitted administering the dose to treat a lazy animal, noting the mule showed no harm.
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Atlanta
the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Camp
Best Known Cough Remedy and Labor Concerns
Dr Kings New Discovery claims world renown as a cough remedy with over three million bottles used last year and a money back guarantee. An Allendale DC user praises it after twenty years of use. Also discusses watered stock and overcapitalization as a major American issue, citing the Chicago and Alton increase in living costs.
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Dr. King
J. J. Owens
Allendale
D. C
Chicago & Alton
Bull-Moosers in Maryland Go It Alone
Maryland Progressives gather in Baltimore for a state convention to establish a permanent party organization and chart future plans. They reject fusion with Republicans, narrowing chances for a united GOP. Democrats prepare for primaries to decide who names Maryland’s two U.S. senators.
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Baltimore
Progressive Party
Maryland
Roosevelt
Harmony Workers
United States
Democratic Party
Professor Olson Faces Murder Charge in Minnesota
In St Paul on March 25 a district court began impaneling a jury for Professor Oscar W Olson of the University of Minnesota, indicted for murder in the shooting of Clyde N Darling near the Olson home on March 6. Olson, who surrendered and allegedly confessed, faces questions of unwritten law amid a long association with the university. Darling was a married man.
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St. Paul
Minn
Oscar W. Olson
University of Minnesota
Olson
Clyde N. Darling
Darling
Agricultural College of the State University
Pullman
Montevideo
Promises vs deeds in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praise
A testimonial ad asserts the remedy exceeds promises, with universal praise and claims of wide availability at all dealers. It presents Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the true test of a product, endorsing its merit and urging purchase through dealer networks.
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Chamberlain
Walter Suydam Weds Again
Walter Suydam Jr. widower of Louise Suydam daughter of John Jay White of Philadelphia married Elizabeth Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wood of Sayville at the bride’s home. The ceremony was performed by Rev J F Prescott of St Ann's Sayville Episcopal church.
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New York
Walter Suydam, Jr
Louise Suydam
John Jay White
Philadelphia
Fred Noble
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Wood
Joseph Wood
Sayville
J. F. Prescott
Cause of Rheumatism and Health Hint from Sylvania Principal
A health note links rheumatism to stomach liver and kidney trouble and urges restoring balance with Electric Bitters. Cheries B. Allen, a Sylvania Georgia school principal, reportedly endured severe pain before a remedy from W. J. Smith & Bro and J. Palmer & Sons.
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Cheries B. Allen
Sylvania
W. J. Smith & Bro
Palmer & Bons
Gan
Wright Predicts Webb Law Will Close Georgia Saloons
Atlanta March 22 Hon Seaborn Wright of Rome says only unwilling and incompetent officials can avert closing every near beer saloon and locker club in Georgia when the Webb law starts July 1 He argues federal licenses give prima facie evidence of intent to violate state law and that shipments to licensees enable enforcement He warns Georgia may see a biting Webb bill effect after July 1 if officials perform their duty.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Seaborn Wright
Rome
Wright
Webb
Mr. Wright
Washington
Webb Dill
Floyd County
Rheumatism relief hailed from Chamberlains Liniment
Advert says many sufferers with rheumatism find prompt relief by applying Chamberlains Liniment. Not one case in ten requires any internal treatment. The remedy is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Husband’s Infidelity Becomes Ground for Divorce
Atlanta march 25. Mrs Mary Lee Werber charges her husband is a confessed infidel whose oath in court is worthless. She says his lack of religion makes it impossible to live with him in peace and asks for divorce based on religious disbelief being established evidence.
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Atlanta
Mary Lee Werber
Buckien’s Death Cited as Cure for Skin Diseases
John Deye of Gladwin Michigan asserts Buckien’s death cures nearly every skin disease. He states he suffered twelve years before trying Buckien and experiences quick, permanent relief afterward.
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Buckien
John Deye
Gladwin, Mich
Boy Bitten by a Mad Dog Carrier to Atlanta
Elberton Ga March 25 Mr J C Smith of Paoli Madison county brought his four year old son and the head of a mad dog to Elberton to catch the vestibule train to Atlanta for Pasteur treatment and the dog’s head would be examined by the state board of health to determine hydrophobia The boy was bitten in the face last Sunday by a dog owned by Mr Thompson The rabid dog was confined in a stable stall and died Tuesday night after gnawing logs and foaming at the mouth with signs of hydrophobia
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Elberton
J. c .S Mith
Paoli
Madison County
Atlanta
State Board of Health
Thompson
Rate Cage Reopened Over Freight Differences
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened the differential freight rates dispute in Washington on March 25. Philadelphia leads a protest against Boston’s 70 cent westbound import freight rate, seeking parity with New York or restoration of a uniform parity at all ports. New York and Baltimore support Philadelphia to rebalance rates, arguing 75 cent parity is needed to avoid Philadelphia’s hurt import trade.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
New England
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad
Are you constipated If so get a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills and take them regularly They will stimulate the liver improve digestion and rid your system of poisons They will surely get you well again 35c at W J Smith Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.
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Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Judge Bateman Sheds Light On Identity Grievance
Atlanta on March 25 Judge J N Bateman said he is a victim of mistaken identity after walking to the sheriff's office to post bond. Indicted by a grand jury on a larceny charge he returned from Miami Florida to clear himself. The case ties him to Nebraska man Frank Rothleuther who claims a $9000 loss in a fake pool room game involving two other men.
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Atlanta
J. N. Bateman
Miami
Florida
Bateman
Frank Rothleuther
Nebraska
Negro’s Trouble Ends With Hangman in Brookhaven
In Brookhaven Mississippi on March 25 Nathan Jacobs confessed to killing an elderly man kneeling in prayer. As the trap sprung in the death cell the condemned man prayed against imagined specters and terror, ending days of fear and hallucinations.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Nathan Jacoba
Jacobs
Children prone to contagious diseases when ill with colds
A child with a cold increases risk of catching whooping cough diphtheria scarlet fever and consumption. Medical authorities urge prevention and treatment sold by all dealers to reduce this danger.
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Greene Capital
Carey Williams
Ellen Foster
Lexington
H. T. Hurt
Gibbs Ponsler
Grover McRee
Julia Emily Wright
Atalnta
Myrtis Copelan
Siloam
Fannie Wheeler
James Raninson
George Hall
Henley
H. T. Byang
Kate Evans
Virginia Carson
Gene Carter
Kate Samels
Tignall
W. A. Parks
Coun
Tou
Adri
Jackson
Texas Sunday School Workers
Jamaica
Walter Suydam
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