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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

5

Joseph M Brown Responds To Hoke Smith Campaign Oration

Marietta, Ga May 20 1908 Joseph M Brown issues a forceful counter to Hoke Smith campaign, defending his record on railroads taxes and pensions while denouncing Smiths charges as false. He cites service on Georgia railroads disputes, assertions of negro voting manipulation, and pledges to execute the people’s will as governor.

South Georgia Smith Cr. Ton E. White Mission J Board of North Carolina Second Baptist Church Atlanta Georgia White Patie Sees and Baptist Church Rome Hainesville Western and Atlantic Railroad Willian McRae R. A. Anderson Road Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway Company Western Win Southern Railway and Steamship Association Thomas Padwah Road Price H. F. Smith Milton H. Smith Louisville and Nashville Railroad Seaboard Air Line J. M. Barr Ryan Atlanta Journal Atanta Fulton Pulice Seaboard Air Line Railroad Railroad Commission Commission Hooper Alexander Chattanooga Herschel V. Johnson Hugation Thomas E. Watson General Assembly So Tech Cioanite Savannah Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde Suamis Thorsands Orth Perlun Joseph M. Brown Marietta

Trolley Cars in Collision In Philadelphia

Philadelphia on Germantown avenue near Chestnut Street after a trolley collision killed three people and left more than forty injured. Mrs. George H. Wagner of Cartwell is identified among the dead, with two unidentified victims hospitalized. Several dozen residents with private physicians treated casualties at the scene and nearby hospitals.

Philadelphia Tadly Tae Jarett Gurton Germantown Avenue Chestnut TL George H. Wagner, Wigel Cartwell Chestnut Hill Germantown Cheetaut Oldbatriet

A Californian's Luck With Bucklen's Archaea Salve

Charles B. Badan of Tracy California recalls discovering Bucklen's Archaea Salve through Timapht in a box at 25 cents. He reports two boxes cured years of itching piles after other treatments failed. Sold under guarantee at W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons drug stores.

Timapht Archlea Salve Charles B. Badan Tracy California W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Stores

Cohan Stars in Yankee Princes on Broadway

George M. Cohan headlines The Yankee Princes on Broadway in New York City at the Knickerbocker Theatre. The show features the popular song Tommy Atkins, You Are All Right, fully written by Cohan with music and color cover. Advance copies of next Sunday's New York World available from news dealers.

George M. Cohan New York Knickerbocker Theatre Tommy Atkins New York World

Whittemore On Trial For Harrison Marsh Wife Murder

Theodore S Whittemore stands before Judge Blair on a charge of wife murder in the Harrison Marsh case. The victim Mrs Whittemore was found half submerged in a marsh near Harrison after Christmas last year, sparking a nationwide mystery that authorities struggled to solve.

Y City Theodore S. Whittemore Blair Harrison Marsh Harrison Whittemore New York Albany Brooklyn Hfe

Second Trial of Ack Hale Opens in Mountville

Bristol Tenn May 25 The second trial of Ack Hale charged with criminal assault and murder of Lillie Davis a Bristol girl eighteen after her death in East Hill cemetery opens following a prior hung jury. Hale twenty five had spent the day with Davis and claimed she shot herself. Post mortem showed assault preceding her death. Davis was the sole eyewitness to her brother Irby Davis murder allegedly by Roy Hale. Hale planned to travel west and had bought a Colorado ticket before returning for the Davis girl who was to wed John E McRoberts of Wise County Va. DeWits Life Early Risers mentioned.

Bristol Tenn Ack Hale Lillie Davis East Hill Cemetery Mountville East HH Misa Davis Irby Davis Roy Hale West Colorado Davis John E. McRoberts Wise County

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