Hebrew Classes Start at University of Georgia
The University of Georgia will offer Hebrew courses taught by Rabbi I Koplowitz at no cost to the state. The initial group will meet as scheduled with Dr Koplowitz to organize the classes. Though few students may enroll now, ministers in training see the opportunity as valuable and the program may grow into a permanent feature.
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University of Georgia
Barrow
Rabbi I. Koplowitz
Koplowitz
Koplowicz
Mark Cooper Pope May Locate Here in Athens
Mr. Mark Cooper Pope former Banner editor visited Athens yesterday and expressed surprise at the city’s rapid growth. He is considering purchasing property and may relocate with his family, a move Athens would welcome.
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Mark Cooper Pope
County jail to be fitted for federal prisoners
The upper story of the county jail will be prepared for federal prisoners sent there for the upcoming United States court session on November 5. Bedding and necessities will be ordered and ready, as Judge Newman may send many inmates to Clarke county Jail to serve sentences. The text also notes Japan’s war focus and their wheat salting activities.
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United States Court
Newman
Clarke County
Buggy Whips Case Nets Anderson Ford Arrest in Town
Anderson Ford, a Black man, was arrested on a warrant by A H Hodgson for obtaining goods under false pretenses. He worked for Hodgson and used charges at Griffeth Implement Co. to bill whip purchases, leading Judge Foster to bind him over to city court for $100. He faces immediate trial by Judge Cobb.
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Anderson Ford
A. H. Hodgson
Hodgson
Griffeth Imploiment Co
Foster
Anderson
Cobb
Mallie Pruitt Dies Suddenly in Georgia
Commerce Ga Oct 2 Miss Mallie Pruitt aged 55 died suddenly last night at her home in Phi Delta Banks county from a stroke of paralysis. She was sister of W B Pruitt a longtime local newspaper man. Funeral services were held yesterday and interment was in the family burial ground.
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Commerce, Ga
Mallie Pruitt
Phi Delta
Banks County
Miss Pruitt
W. B Pruitt
Clemons Faces Payment or Jail After Judge Overrules Motion
In Judge Cobb's court Judge H C Tuck moved to fix Clemons flue at 250 dollars without cost, about 30 dollars. The judge overruled, giving Clemons until today at noon to raise the fine or go to the gang for twelve months. Clemons, an individual arrested for carrying concealed weapons, has other warrants pending and may be tried on another warrant if he pays today.
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Cobb
H. C. Tuck
Cliff Clemons
Judge Reagan to preside in Lawrenceville term court
Judge E. J. Reagan will hold court for Judge C. H. Brand at the December term in Lawrenceville. Several cases are to be tried as Judge Brand is disqualified, so Reagan will preside. An advertisement promotes Buck–Jen's Arnica Salve for burns and skin issues, offered by W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer 4 for 25 cents.
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E. J. Reagan
C. H. Brand
Lawrenceville
Brand
Reagan
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Buck- Jen
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer
Dissolution of Pastoral Relations at Athens Presbyterian Church
Athens Presbytery dissolves Dr J W Walden's pastoral relation after his resignation. A committee advised reconsideration, but Presbytery reluctantly approved the dissolution effective Nov 1. Resolutions praised Walden as a faithful expounder, counselor, and friend, with best wishes for his future labors.
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J. W. Walden
Athens Presbyterian
Presbytery
H. F.hoyt
Athens
Hoyt
Presbyterian Church
Walden
Athens Presbyterian Church
Man Fined For Throwing Rocks At Residence
Gene Washington about twenty, black, was fined ten dollars by Mayor Dorsey for throwing rocks at the First street home of Mr and Mrs Scarboro. Conflicting testimony on identification likely kept the fine from higher.
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Gene Washington
Dorsey
First Street
City Court Jury Drawn for November Term
Judge Howell Cobb yesterday drew the jury for the city court November term listing numerous citizens as jurors including Doster Epting Harris Fellows Locklin Todd Hodgson Weil Tabora Smith Presnell McConnell Wingfield Goodrum Muse Porter Simpson Langford Vaughn Harper Edwards Shelton Appleby Adams Griffeth Carruth Payne Head Phintoy Riddling Sadtech Smith Tuck Dobbins Broach Talmadge Hancock and others.
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Howell Cobb
IAW
Doster
J. H. Epting
Jno
O. Harris
Chas
Fellows
J. F. Locklin
Thos
I.todd
A. H. Hodgson
R. B. Weil
Tabora Smith
Geo. W. Presnell
F. J. McConnell
W. Vaughn
Dock Harper
W. A. Edwards
Jas
H. Shelton
Mack Appleby
James Adams
T. Griffeth
J. M. Carruth
A. Payne
H. V. Head
Chas. A. Phintoy
A. F. Riddling
J M. Sadtech
Linton Smith
A. H. Tuck
Dobbins
Resignation of Athens Dispensary Clerk Harris Affects Post
Mr J O Harris, longtime clerk at the Athens dispensary, has resigned effective December 1. The county commissioners meet tomorrow to select a successor from many applicants, with one chosen to fill the position.
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Athens Dispensary
J. O. Harris
Harris
Pipon
Drunk twelve year old found near city prison on Washington street
Police picked up a negro boy about twelve in the street near the city prison. He was so drunk he could not tell his name. He was placed in Hotel Pridgeon and an effort will be made to identify the man who supplied liquor.
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Washington Street
City
Pridgeon
Moves In City Homes Open After Vacations
When a residence is vacated in the city, removals begin. Dr. H. M. Fullilove has moved to Milledge avenue adjacent to St. Marys Hospital. The former occupant B. F. Hardeman moved to Chancellor Barrow�s old home on Dearing street. Dr. J. C. McKinney has moved into the Broad street residence formerly occupied by Fullilove.
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H. M. Fulliove
Brotherhood Drives Growth in St Andrew Church Outreach
The Brotherhood of St Andrew, formed in 1883, has grown to over twenty thousand members across the United States, Canada, and abroad, emphasizing individual effort to lead men to Christ. Memphis hosts the convention with about one thousand delegates, featuring clergy and laity addresses, devotional exercises, and plans to strengthen southern chapters, followed by a Sewanee excursion.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Canada
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of St. Philip and St. Andrew
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
South
Memphis
Boston
Mass
Corvention
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Louths
Professors Draft Plans for New Agricultural College Building
The board of trustees committee on a new building funded by the legislature has engaged University of Minnesota professors Johnson and Hart to provide requirements and layout ideas. They will present recommendations, aiming to complete drawings before winter, with construction likely after January and occupancy planned for the 1907 08 session.
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Board of Trustees
the Agricultural College
Johnson and Hart
Agricultural Department
the University
Watch chain presented to Maj. J. M. Kimbrough
At campus chapel Maj. J. M. Kimbrough commander of cadets received a watch chain from the student body and faculty of Athens as he leaves for Newport News en route to Cuba with the 27th Infantry. Chancellor Barrow praised his service and affection for the students. Capt. B. W. Sanford will lead the cadets temporarily.
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J. M. Kimbrough
Cadets
Newport News
Cuba
27Th Infantry
Barrow
Athens
Maj. Kimbrough
Kimbrough
Virginia
Hhis
8. W. Sanford
Agricultural College Seeks New Dean for Georgia Institution
The University of Georgia Board of Trustees seeks a dean to lead the Agricultural College. A committee is appointed to select the best candidate, with elections expected soon. The move will not affect current faculty positions, and several distinguished educators are being considered.
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Department of Agriculture
University of Georgia
Major Hoyle Injured by Atlanta & West Point Train
Major Geo. Hoyle of the U. S. A. was struck near his Collage Park boarding house by an Atlanta & West Point train. He suffered a broken arm an sprained ankle and multiple bruises and fractures though his condition is not yet serious. A cold is best cured when bowels are open, Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised.
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Geo
Hoyle
Atlanta
West Point
Collage Park
Kennedy
Orr |Drug Co
King Promoted at General Electric in New Haven
Mr. T. A. King son of Mr. and Mrs. J B King of the city is gaining success in the east in the electrical business. He has worked with General Electric Co at Schneddy New York for years and recently was appointed manager for the branch headquarters in New Haven Connecticut ahead of many older men in service.
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T. A. King
J. 8
Woman Fatally Stabbed by Husband Finds No Recovery
The wife of Sanders Payors of Col was stabbed by her husband recently. An operation stopped the bleeding but she has little chance of recovery. The knife grazed the heart as it was plunged into her breast. the husband remains at liberty.
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Sanders Payors
Col
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Orr Drug Co
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