James A Perry: Lawrenceville solicitor general candidate
Local newspapers praise James A. Perry of Lawrenceville as a strong solicitor general candidate. Reports cite his legal skill, energy, broad support across the Western circuit, and solid reputation among judges and attorneys during April 1907 campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Perry
Lawrenceville
Col. Perry
News-Herald
Gwinnett County
J. A. Perry
the Western Circuit
Rehearing Denied for Greene and Gaynor in Fraud Case
Montgomery, October 29. United States circuit court of appeals denied a rehearing for R. D. Greene and John F. Gaynor in a long government fraud case tied to Savannah harbor improvements. If writ of certiorari is not secured, both face four years in prison and nearly two million dollars in fines. They have been confined in Macon, Georgia, while appeals continued for fifteen years, with the lower court's judgment affirmed. The denial cites all three judges who concurred in the original decision.
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Montgomery
Ala
R. D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Aupreive Court
Greene
Gaynor
Savannah
Fuil
Macon
Coat of
Greene and Gaynor
Court of Appeals
Pardee
McCormick
Shelby
New York
Mire
Anna Mohr
Corona
Long Island
Martha
Cannon Campaign Begins for Presidential Nomination
Chicago October 29. Speaker Joseph G Cannon’s official bid for the presidential nomination opens with fourteen Illinois Republican congressmen at the Auditorium hotel. McKinley named chairman of the campaign committee. Other attendees include Wilson, Chapman, Redenberg, Smith, Graff, McGaven, Prince, Sterling, Snapp, Fuller, Lori mer, Madsen.
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Chicago
Joseph G. Cannon
Auditorium Hotel
Cannon
Illinois
McKinley
Frank O. Lowden
Republican National
Massachusetts
Congressman Knopfta Alck
Congressman McKinley
Philippines
Tallow Company Continues Work In Georgia Border Area
Washington October 29 The entry of the final decree of the US Supreme Court in Georgia versus the Tennessee Copper and Ducktown Sulphur companies was postponed again to give the smelters time to reform their process and test a plan to remove evils alleged to injure vegetation The Georgia government will allow ample time to test the scheme before final action DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertise in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
State of Georgia
Tennessee Copper Company
Ducktown Sulphur Company
Georgia Line
Georgia
Woman in women's clothes case in Atlanta court
Frankie Jones once jailed in Hall county for selling whiskey appeared in Gainesville court under a new charge from Hall county. Judge Newman recalled the prior case in which Jones wore dresses. Judge Gaston noted Jones’ decent conduct since release and suspended the U S sentence, permitting return to Hall county.
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Atlanta
Gaston
Newman
Frankie Jones
Hall County
United States Court
United States
Frank Jones
United States Revenue
Gainesville
Georgia closes quail season on November first
The Georgia open season for brown quail begins November 1 and lasts until March 15 1908. Hunters prepare as dogs are trained and guns polished while reports say quail coveys are abundant across the state amid favorable conditions.
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Soan
Georgia
Rip van Winkle
Bob White
Jones
Russian General Maximoffsky Shot by Woman in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on October 29 General Maximoffsky head of the prisons department was shot six times by a woman who entered his private office during a reception. The assailant, Mile Ragozinnikova, was found to carry thirteen pounds of high explosive, and is held as a dangerous suspect. She claimed a mission to secure a better diet for her imprisoned brother. The event appears tied to anarchist and terrorist actions against the secret police.
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St. Petersburg
Maximoffsky
Ministry of the Interior
Borodulin
Akatuil
Siberia
Mme
Spiridonova
Pakoff
Ivanoff
Viborg
Maximoffaky
Braximoffaky
Maximoffeky
Mile
Ragezinnikova
Perma
Imperial Conservatory of Music
Mile Ragozinnikova
Jaid
Out of Sight Arnica Salve Promises Quick Heal
A old saying notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve banishes sore burn or wound from sight and mind. It also eases piles and chilblains with its healing influence. Sold by W J Gmill & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons druggists for 25 cents.
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S. ArnicalSalve
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Will Rebuild the Gar Plant at Waycross Ga
Waycross Ga October 29 After a mass meeting at the courthouse committees canvassed for subscriptions to a new stock issue of the Atlantic Car and Manufacturing Company. Cash subscriptions totaled 66255 with 3255 free labor days valued at 2 each adding 6510. Public improvement bonds of 70000 will fund rebuilding the car works. Cleanup will begin once insurance matters are settled and signs of the disaster will be removed in a few days. Seasons, company president, said no other city could persuade Waycross to let the plant leave.
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Waycross
Court House
Atlantic Car and Manufacturing Company
A. Seasons
Purgative tablets promise joy and health benefits
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for a pleasant purgative effect and improved body and mind. It notes a 26 cent price and offers free samples at H. R. Palmer & Sons and several other local druggists.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Werren J. Smith
Bro
L. P. Canning
B.C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
Oklahoma to be admitted as state on November 16
President Roosevelt will issue a proclamation admitting Oklahoma on November 16, signaling immediate start of state machinery. Governor Frantz and Oklahoma delegates presented the constitution, with protests reviewed but not enough to alter the president's duty to sign.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Frantz
Jlvelock
London Bishop Highly Prayed On America Sermon
The bishop of London, in a Church of the Holy Trinity sermon, praised American Christian unity and democracy. He noted greater generosity and trust among diverse Christian groups in the United States, contrasting it with England, and described vibrant services witnessed during a U S church conference.
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London
Church of the Holy Trinity
America
England
Ingram
General Conference of the Churches of the United
Hall's Catarrh Cure Featured With 100 Reward Claim
A lengthy health ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure a constitutional remedy that purports to cure catarrh by internal action on blood and mucous membranes. The firm claims testimonials and offers $100 for a case it cannot cure.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Prohibition Wins in Jefferson County Alabama
In Birmingham and Jefferson County the anti liquor vote lost by about 2000. Antis carried only eight of forty eight voting places, three in Birmingham. Greater Birmingham went dry by 900, Chalkville and Meeks abstained. Prohibition takes effect January 1 with officials pledging a fair trial. Women and children campaigned early, serving coffee and urging votes. Birmingham proper went wet by 302.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Chalkville
Meeks
Brooks Lawrence
Mobile
Antis
Lawson-Sccribbler Genius Questioned in Furnace Fire Claim
In the Somerville Journal a neighbor questions Lawson Sccribbler's reputation amid claims about his knowledge of furnace construction. The wife reportedly told the observer yesterday that he lacked such expertise.
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Lawson—Sccribbler
Dawson
Somerville Journal
Austere Exchange Over Change in Chicago
The Chicago Tribune records a brief street dialogue where an austere man refuses to tip without change for a tenner and Walter sizes him up, noting he has no nickel. The exchange captures a moment of casual commerce and social tension in the city.
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Walter
Chicago Tribune
Jones earns rare originality in first Chi game
Detroit Free Press notes Jones shows originality in the Tigers first Chicago game, with reactions highlighting his approach and the umpire controversy.
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Jones
Tigera
Chiago
Detroit Free Press
There are a couple of awful chores at my club
A Brooklyn Life item notes two tasks at the club with one already completed and another remaining. The brief exchange hints at ongoing duties within the organization.
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Brooklyn Life
Cadaverous Tramps Request Empties at Station Window
Two gaunt tramps peer at a railway station window as a telegraph operator sits at his key. One asks in a husky tone to report a pair of empties heading east, a terse exchange captured in the Harper's Weekly vignette.
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Pardner
Harper’s Weekly
A Modern Reversal Dialogue Cited in Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a publisher and a renowned illustrator in a brief exchange about drawings for a book. The illustrator urges the author to review the drawings as he writes, prompting a cautious but approving response from the publisher.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Too Pessimistic Quip From Tit Bits Publication
A humorous exchange where a character warns of harm if spoken to again. The other replies with a rebuke to stop always predicting the worst. The line reflects light dramatic banter typical of early Tit-Bits humor.
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George
Cure a Cold Fast with Chamberlain Cough Remedy Says Hall
In Waverly Virginia Mr B W I Hall reports decades of using Chamberlain s Cough Remedy to cure colds quickly and warns that quicker relief reduces pneumonia risk. He endorses the medicine as the best market preparation for colds and asserts strong personal benefits from its use.
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B. W. I. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
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