Broad remarks mix politics and humor in era notes
A miscellaneous drift of opinions and quips covers Roosevelts lows idea, Bryanism, naval gaffes, and theatre of public figures. Satiric lines poke at tariffs, editors, and politicians while praising Chancellor Hill on Negro Education in the South, with local editorials and light anecdotes threading through the column.
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Savannah Press
Chancellor Hill
Richmond
South
Athens Banner
Walter B Hill
Southern Educational Conference
Hill
Jasper County News
Walter B. Hill
University of Georgia
Winder Democrat
Grover Cleveland Is The Man For Democratic Victory
The Banner endorses Grover Cleveland as the sole Democratic candidate capable of defeating the Republicans next year. A canvass in Athens shows broad support for Cleveland, who refuses the nomination while maintaining a clean record as a pacific officer and private citizen. The paper urges his nomination and predicts a Democratic win if he consents.
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Bryan
James Robert Williams
Uminois
Savannah Press
Preea
Williams
Kansas City
Mr. Bryan
Hearst
Fair Lady
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Mr. Cleveland
United States
Athens
Cleveland
Bis
Georgia
Tennessee
Nana
Zera
Two Birds With One Stone At Northeast Georgia Fair Exhibits
Farmers in Clarke and nearby counties are urged to prepare agricultural and livestock exhibits for the Northeast Georgia Fair in Athens and the State fair in Macon. Authorities stress cost savings and strong premiums to encourage county participation and cross fair representation.
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Georgia
Macon
Athens
Poul
Clarke County
Warrant Dismissed Against Mr Epting
Tuesday morning Judge Foster dismissed the committal trial for assault and battery as there was no evidence to sustain the charge. The warrant, issued by C C Schofield, claimed Epting attacked him with a chair after a dispute over language at his home. The court favored Epting’s account that Schofield used objectionable language and was justified in leaving. A startling test for life preservation is reported next.
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Cleveland
St. Loun
Tueday
J. H Epting
Foster
C.C. Schofield
The
University Press
Mr. Epting
Epting
Schofield
Eptiog
T. G. Merritt
No. Meboopany
Flo
W. J. Smith, & Bro
H. RB. Palmer & Son
University of Georgia Summer School endorsed by Merritt
The State School Commissioner Merritt endorses the University of Georgia Summer School at Athens, urging county commissioners to support teacher attendance and to plan study courses. He emphasizes preparation, selecting subjects, and coordinating with local boards to excuse teachers for the summer program.
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Merritt
University of Georgia
Macon
Theas
University
Athens
Hill
United States
Theae Commisalonera
Pivane
Boards of Education
Georgia
Miss Cora Raiden Dies After Brief Illness
Miss Cora Raiden died Tuesday morning at her parents' home near the Mallivan Cord Mill after a brief illness. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with songs requested by the deceased and pallbearers named Chester Bushop, Watson Daniel, Clifford Dawson, John Graves, Herschel Harris, and Tanie Robinson.
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Torsday
Mia
James T. Raiden
Mallivan
Mirs Cora Live Raiden
Miss Raiden
Malll Eon Mill
Charlon Bushop
Watson Daniel
Clifford Dawson
John Graves
Herschel Harris
Tanie Robinson
Death of a Little McKanon Child in Hawkinsville
The little child of Mr. and Mrs. McKanon died after a brief illness. The lanternbearers conducted the funeral Tuesday at the parents' home with Rev. E. D. Stone, assisted by Revs. Willie Saye and M. H. Eakes. Remains interred in Oconee cemetery. Normal School notes mention a lawn party by the YWCA, a successful ice cream and cake sale raising over forty dollars, and various lectures and institute activities at Hawkinsville.
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Ohieles McKanon
Marnhing
E. D Stone
Willie Saye
M. H. Eakes
Oconee Cemetery
Young Women's Christian Association
Prof
D . Abbott
Teachers’ Institute
Hawkinsville
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Iaanee
G. P. Holder, JR
T. W. Reed
Post Office
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Asia
Sao Haas
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Congress
Yellowstone Park
Milwaukee
Theodora Rooevelt
Henry Clay Payne Bradenburg
Moody
Payne
Hitchcock
Wilson
Pompeii
Pompeiians
Tyner
Curren
Baer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Legion
New York
Pin Money
Itu
Min
Col. Estill
Florida
Tom Layless
Ilinois Oberees
Hartford Post
Astling
Dublin Courier Dispatch
Alex
Rome Tribune
Montgomery
Vaughan
Milledgeville News
Milledgeville Military College
Lyman Abbots
Hood
Ilood
Summer
D. G. Bickers
Gainesville
Shedon
Columbia
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Parson
Monticello
Board of Trade
Cratic Party
Tovxzpress
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Dale
Newton
Jasper
Morgan
Putnam
Greene, Oglethorpe
Elbert
Hart
Franklin and
Banks
Clifton
Wingfield Cash Grocery
Kentucky
Merit
Wingfield
Cora Raiden
Mies Parrish
Alse Parerish
St. Paul
Abbott
Litersl Society
Columbuas
Smithsonia
Col Smith
Ida Tarnbalas
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