Memorial Day Exercises Honor Southern Veterans
Memorial Day services at the University chapel drew a large crowd. Veterans from the Col Delaney camp shared war reminiscences and a Cross of Honor distribution closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snuth
Bryan
Cab
Hodgson
Messrs
Hurt
Webb
McLare
Orr
Ladies’ Memorial Association
John P. Fort
Sherman
Savannah River
Cols-Delaney
W. Bailey
Cobb
Wade Hampton
Kilpatrick
Franklin
H.C. Kinnebrew
Mr. Brean
Cold Harbor
Appomattox
Kinnebrew
Appomattox Court House
Sd. C. McMahan
Gunay
Edin Hodgson
Wot Conway
le Hull
Conway
Sheridan
Chancellorsville
In Swuissy
Southland
Robert BE. Lee
Jackson
Colt-Delaney
Nien Grose Gad
Simes
Georgia Baseball Drops Planned Trip Over Scheduling Conflicts
Georgia could not make its week trip due to conflicts with top teams in North Carolina and Virginia. A Louisiana swing including Tulane was canceled after Tulane quit their game, ending the trip. Manager Newton hopes to book North Carolina games to salvage the schedule though profits are already hurt by the Louis iana leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington
Louisiana
Tulane
Louusiana State
Mississippi Agricultural
New Orleans
Newton
University of North Carolina
Louis
Eureka salve claims eczema cure in Georgia note
Elder John op Ongley of Rootville Pennsylvania reports relief from years of skin itching after using a salve since December 1906. The ad lists multiple merchants including HOR Palmer & Sons and Drew Company in Athens Georgia. It also mentions an unrelated Georgia baseball championship admission by Mr Heisman with hedging on numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Op Ongley
Rootville
Palmer & Sons
Warren Smith
J. P. Canning
B.C. McEvoy
Drew Company
Athens, Ga
Heisman
Georgia
South
Two-Headed Calf Born in Grayson Georgia
A two-headed calf was born dead at the Grayson farm of J. S. Robinson. Local observer WH Peek witnessed the animal and noted two perfectly formed heads with dual spinal columns. Peek urged preservation as a scientific curiosity, and Robinson promised to keep it for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Robinson
Grayson
Whi Peek
Mr. Robinson
Half Million Stolen Mail Bags Reported
London authorities say two bags from New York containing securities worth about 500000 were stolen in transit in March. One bag headed for St Louis aboard the Majestic arrived New York March 26. the other for Brooklyn aboard the Philadelphia arrived March 29. Both bags disappeared between the steamers and the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
St. Louis
Majestic
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Edward M. Morgan
Walter
Mayer
Mate
Encampment Under Way for University Cadets at Chattahoochee Park
The University cadets begin a weeklong encampment at Chattahoochee Park near Gainesville with Maj. Kimbrough overseeing. A ahead squad prepared the site and the Y M C A tent run by Romer will supply reading material and stationery. Students expect to return to Athens next Saturday.
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University Cadets
Chattahoochee Park
Gainesville
Maj
Kimbrough
Romer
Athens
Financial World Brightens With Bond Issue and Oil Stock Rise
Special correspondence from New York reports a $40 million Pennsylvania Railroad bond issue with $20 million allocated to the U S and $20 million sold in London. Standard Oil stock jumps 40 points, indicating renewed optimism. Wall Street braces for bucket shop regulation and a major brokerage failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial World
Pennsylvania Railroad
London
Paris
Kuhn, Lovd & Co
Standard Oil Company
New York and Consolidated Stock Exchanges
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Athens Cannon Story and Georgia Sunday School Letters
A long Athens Georgia relic story describes a double barreled cannon made in 1863 by William A Gilleland and others and later cited for accuracy. The article includes a controversial account by George Doolittle about hosting a convention party and a humorous reply from A S Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Garwood
Atlanta
W. A. Gilleland
W- A. Bain
Mr. Garwood
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Aids Nature In Healing
Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on the lung plan, lays the cough, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and restores the system to health. Thousands testify to its superior excellence. For sale by H. R. Palmer & Sons and others in Athens, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro. L . Canning
E. C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Company
Athens
Doolittle Visit Sparks City Joke on Chairman Parker
George Doolittle writes from South Ga about visiting relatives and potential housing options near Prince Avenue and Misa Cobb's Institute. He and Mrs Doolittle may stay until Wednesday while a joke by John Moss allegedly aimed at Chairman Parker is revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George Doolittle
Powder Springs
Heavenly Mansions
S. Parker
Doolittle
Parker
Brother Parker
Central
Dr. Doolittle
South Ga
Morris
Prince Avenue
Misa Cobb
Mia
Mr. Doolittle
John Moss
Moss
Tornado Toll Rises in Albertville Alabama
Albertville Alabama reports three more deaths from the tornado bringing total fatalities to thirteen whites and two Negroes within a 15 mile radius. Martial law is in effect with troops on duty from Gadsden and Albertville to maintain order as relief efforts surge.
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Albertville
Ala
J. C. Coleman
W. B. Bobo
Emmett Russell
Albertvile
Birmingham
Montgomery
Ft. Payne
Gadsden
District Agricultural College
Aarge
Macon Telegraph Against Popular Vote Change
The Macon Telegraph attacks a new Georgia primary rule under Gov. Smith, arguing it erodes county voices, concentrates power in population centers, and undermines the American system of representative government. It warns the measure mirrors centralization trends and opposes mob democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Macon
Gov. Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith
Loas
Inea
Ines
Fulton
Richmond
Bibo
Chatham
Georgia
South
New York
Pennsylvania
Chiio
Sinois
Thomas Jefferson
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Grayson, GA
TS Maker
College Avenue
John Gil- Jelend
William A. Gilleland
Capitol Avenue
Dorsey
Garwood
William A. Bain
Mr. Bain
Barber's Field
W. H. Dorsey
Chancelloraville
Major Cook
Joe Browning
Frank HI
A. S. Parker
Wide Branch Poultry Farm
R. PF
Ullman
ULL Man CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alabama
Tutt’s
Wey Pos
Chicago
Til
John M. Colling
Frank D. Comerford
McSurely
Busse
Collina
Comerford
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