Athens Banner commends Morton for Dresden Philharmonic venture
The Athens Banner praises Aud rey Morton for bringing the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra to Athens with eight accompanying artists. It notes the financial risk and urges local support to ensure the event succeeds, framing it as a rare South regional cultural opportunity. The piece also argues political loyalties, praising the Democratic Party and criticizing the Republican Party for Southern policy and memories of Jefferson Davis.
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Athens
Audrey Morton
Dresden Philharmonic
Morton
Atlanta
Taft stance on federal appointments praised in Georgia
Rumors aside, President Taft has not deviated from his local appointment policy. He is expected to reappoint Hon. Carter Tate as United States District Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, a choice supported by state leaders and many Georgians for Tate's long service and fair administration. Tate, former representative of the ninth district, is highly regarded for legal ability and just treatment of clients and defendants.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Repul
South
Taft
Congress
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
United States
Abraham Lincoln
North
Pat
Charleston
Senate
Carter ‘Tate
Georgia
Mtr
Tate
Ninth
Taft Seeks Southern Split to Benefit Republicans
The article reports President Taft urging that Southern Democrats drift toward division, implying Republicans could gain if a split occurs. It discusses Southern business leaders and some Democrats who favor partition, while noting respect for dissenting views as long as conduct remains decent.
Progressive Athens Welcomes National Conventions
Athens hosts diverse state industry conventions drawn by its growth and hospitality. Visitors praised the city for paved streets and clean sidewalks while Mayor Dorsey extolled Athens progress at a chamber banquet, receiving an ovation for upbuilding efforts.
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Athens
United States
Dorsey
Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi Ponders Tribute to Jefferson Davis on Battleship
Mississippi plans a silver services set for the battleship Mississippi featuring Jefferson Davis. Northern lawmakers question the loyalty implications and propriety of the tribute. The dispute signals deep regional tensions over Civil War memory and national unity.
Democratic Gossips Hint at 1912 Nominees and Platform Shifts
Democratic leaders discuss potential 1912 nomination paths as Bryan seems unlikely to win again. Ohio Governor Judson Harmon is favored if he wins re election, with Minnesota Governor Johnson weakly supported. If Harmon falls, Culberson of Texas emerges as a Southern option. long shot but possible that the South provides the next Democratic presidential nominee.
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Bryan
Denver
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Johnson
Minnesota
Harmon
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Culberson
East
Middle West
Democratic Party
Chances for Union Passenger Station Grow Bright
The visit of Mr. Scott and other Georgia railroad officials to the city and their meeting with the Chamber of Commerce signals growing support for a union passenger station. Scott did not promise Georgia involvement but indicated mutual interest would secure active backing. Other railroads are believed favorable and the committee reports the case presented in a businesslike, convincing manner.
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Union Station
Scott
Georgia Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Road
Georgia
The
Union
New Athens Chamber Hears General Man Address
The New Athens Chamber of Commerce met yesterday afternoon to hear General Man delivered remarks on local industry and wartime mobilization efforts. The speech focused on economic resilience, workforce training, and community support for defense programs.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Athens Business Leaders Endorse City Progress Movement
T. K. Scott cited Athens spirit as proof the city will become one of the nation’s greats. A large turnout showed two hundred leading citizens supported unity of action, backing the Chamber of Commerce’s push to develop Athens. Business men pledged to stand behind the effort, signaling strong backing for ongoing city improvement.
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Ager
T. K. Scott
Georgia Rallroms
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Proof From Athens Residents Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Athens resident Mrs. W. H. Shy testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe back pain and helped her move, sleep, and feel well. She urges others to use the same remedy, noting quick relief and continued health. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Athens
W. H. Shy
Lumpkin St
Dean
Palmer & Sons
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Mysterious murder of Atlanta Greek fruit dealer ends in Grady
Atlanta May 4 Special C Costelo a Greek fruit vendor died at Grady Hospital from injuries after a Saturday night assault in Luckie Street alley. Mrs Sharkey's son found him unconscious beside his wagon. Suspected to be linked to a prior attack that killed Mrs Wittles, another fruit seller.
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Atlanta
C. Costelo
Grady Hospital
Luckle Street
Mrs. Wittles
Dr Kings New Life Pills Boost Health Claims
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a universal laxative tonic that tones stomach liver and kidneys purifies blood strengthens nerves and cures constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills and malaria. Available for 25 cents at W J Smith Corp and H R Palmer Son.
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Dr. King
W. J. Smith Corp
H.R. Palmer & Son
Luke Smith Fined for Selling Whiskey in Madison City
Luke Smith, a Madison county man, pleaded guilty to violating city prohibition ordinances and was fined seventy five dollars by Mayor Dorsey.
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Luke Smith
Madison County
Dorsey
Fads and Fashions of Interest to Ladies
New York May 3 Fashion notes show a splintered world of trendsetters with ten or more dictating styles. Princess lines appear semi fitted with belts or waist emphasis, while coats in white serge with raglan shoulders attract attention. Linen parasols and trimmed shirt waists with hand embroidery define the season.
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New York
Paris
Louis XV
Directoire
Empire Ines
Odels
Big Battle Over Harriman Merger News in Portland
Portland hearings resume in federal court before Special Referee Sylvester G. Williams as government seeks to dissolve the Harriman railroad merger. Witnesses include Harriman officials and manufacturers from the West and Northwest. The case traces back to evidence gathered since January 1908 in multiple cities. The government aims to end control that reduces competition and raises rates across parallel Harriman lines. Also listed are numerous railroads and investors including Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Southern Pacific and James S. Fish. The text also notes a Pure Food Law disclaimer about drug labeling and mentions Elys Cream Balm as compliant.
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Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Harriman Railroads
Sylvester G. Williams
Harriman
Weat
Northwest
Utah
New York
Washington
Cincinnati
Hartiman
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Denver
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
San Perdo
Los Angeles
Salt Laks
U. S
Drake Used Knife To Threaten Woman
John Drake was arrested at the Cedar Street home of Kate Sullivan who said he attempted to cut her throat. He will be tried by Mayor Dorsey this morning.
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John Drake
Kate Sullivan
Cedar Street
Dorsey
New Linen Parasols and Spring Gowns Highlight Fashion Finds
A fashion note surveys linen parasols with scalloped buttonhole edges, pale blue ribbons, and white or green ribbon accents. It also describes a chalice Persian pattern negligee with pleated shoulders, albatross trim, bone sash, and combinations of pink blue and lavender. Spring gowns mix crepe meteor and soutache for smart reception and theatre wear.
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Chattanooga
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M. Markstein
Gulmoe
Oregon
Drake
Warhaes
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