Brown’s open letter to Hoke Smith on Georgia port rates
Hon. Joseph M. Brown argues Georgia port rates and interstate commerce in a formal open letter to Hoke Smith. He cites Smyth v Ames and Louisville and Nashville cases, rebuts Smith’s stance, and challenges Smith to prove port-rate effects for Atlanta manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brown
MR. Smith
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Georgia
Alabama
Gainesville
Supreme Court of the United States
Smyth
Minister Defends Bucket Shop Trades in Akron
Akron Ohio October 1 Reverend E C Stuebl resigns from the German Reformed Church amid a grand jury probe into bucket shops He says it is not wrong for Christians to engage in market dealings and that his conscience is clear He was charged with patronizing bucket shops in the inquiry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
E. C. Stuebl
German Reformed Church
Killing in Danielsville leaves father and son dead
In Danielsville Georgia I G Graham shot and killed his son Gip Graham after a knife attack. The incident occurred at 3 o clock with an inquest pending and no arrest expected. The Grahams are noted locals, the father an ex Confederate veteran.
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Danielsville
I. G. Graham
Gip
Gip Graham
Grahams
Made in Athens Wagons Stir Augusta Public Debate
Athens wagons labeled MADE IN ATHENS travel to Augusta drawing editorials from the Augusta Herald. The piece argues Augusta should buy local, keep tax dollars at home, and support home industry while questioning why local wagon makers were not given a chance to bid.
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Athens
Augusta
Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Savannah
Augusta Herald
the Herald
Henry Grady
Herald
Jury Duty Taught Him About Capital Punishment
A Georgia congressman recalls a wiregrass juror in a murder case who mistook capital punishment for capital as money and expressed uncertainty about the issue. The story, told at the state capitol, highlights a humorous misunderstanding amid legal proceedings. Also included are unrelated notices about water safety and a sentimental poem praising a boy named Faln Slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appling County
Brantley
Georgia
State Capitol
Wiregrass
Tragic meaning lines on a Casey Indiana cough remedy
The piece cites J. H. Simmons of Casey Indiana praising Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It claims the medicine instantly relieves and permanently cures throat and lung diseases and prevents grip and painments with a guaranteed price of 50 cents and 1.09 dollars at local druggists H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Simmons
Casey
Dr. King
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. ‘Smith & Bro
Roswell Prepares for Roosevelt Visit to Bulloch Hall
Roswell plans a formal reception for President Theodore Roosevelt on October 20 at Bulloch Hall, birthplace and childhood home of his mother Mittie Bulloch. Local officials including Hon. Steve Clay and Mayor Sherman will host a morning tour and an informal parlor reception before an address at the city hall.
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Roswell
Theodore Roosevelt
Bulloch Hall
Mittle Bulloch
Steve Clay
Marietta
Clay
J. B. Wing
Mr. Clay
J. W. Wing
Sherman
8. Y. Stibling
8. Crowley
Roosevelt
G. H. Wood
Mittie Bulloch
Mittle Buloch
Russell Speaks at Bowman Georgia Campaign Stop
Judge RK B Russell candidate for Georgia governor addressed a large Bowman audience after arriving by train. About 600 people heard the speech as the Bowman String Band with Pearl Brown provided music and Professor P W Rice introduced the speaker. Judge George C Thomas of Athens closed the event entertaining the crowd.
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Bowman
RK. B. ‘Russell
Georgia
Bowman String Band
Miss Pearl Brown
P. W. Rice
J. J. Brown
George C. Thomas
Athens
Proud of Dress Made in Clarke
A prominent local woman wore a white duck dress made from Clarke county goods. The dress, manufactured at Princeton Factory, drew attention and showcased local pride, with The Banner noting the textile's fine texture and appearance. Her display sparked a citywide sense of patriotism and support for home industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Banner
Clarke County
Appeal for Patrick Heads to New York Court of Appeals
Albany October 2 The first effort to save Albert T Patrick condemned for the Rice murder will be heard before the state court of appeals tomorrow Ex Senator David B Hill will address the court to Patrick s behalf in an effort to obtain a reargument of the appeal recently decided against him by a four to three vote The motion for reargument will be opposed on behalf of the people by Assistant District Attorney Dans of New York
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Albany
N. Y
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
State Court of Appeals
David B. Hill
Patrick
Dans
New York
Record Cotton Receipts Break City Peak in September
Last month set a record for Athens cotton receipts with over 23 000 bales, more than seven thousand arriving by wagon. Year to date totals nearly triple last season, and stock on hand is about three times last year. Less than a third sold, farmers holding for at least eleven cents per the Southern Cotton Association. September 1905 versus 1904 shows larger wagon and railroad receipts, higher total stock, and increased shipments and local spinners activity.
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Georgia
Savannah
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Europe
Gulf Ports
Ohio River
Hoke Smith
Hogansville
Comptroller General
Railroad Commissioner's Office
Athens
Southern Cotton Association
Mrs Chadwick Has Consumption in Cleveland Case
Cleveland Ohio Oct 1 Mrs Cassie Chadwick has incipient consumption from long confinement in county jail Her lawyers will argue for a new trial in Cincinnati Monday before the United States District Court of Appeals The notice includes a medical ad for Electric Bitters from local druggists promising relief from dyspepsia biliousness Brights disease and exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie Chadwick
Cincinnati
United States District Court of Appeals
Ride in Cotton Means Millions
The Manufacturer's Record notes that higher cotton prices boosted southern farmers income by about 1.2 billion over six years, with annual cotton receipts near 500 million plus seed. Higher prices spurred farm improvements, better homes, machinery, food production, railroad and industrial growth, and rapid southern property value gains.
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Crofi
United States
New England
Ife
South
Memorial Services at Stones Chapel for Judge Frederick W. Lucas
Memorial services will be held Sunday at Stones Chapel on Baldwin Street in memory of the late Judge Frederick W. Lucas. He was a constant attendee at the Sunday school and prayer services, with talks by associates who knew him. Also listed is an advertisement for Lefordé antiseptic products and Chamberlain's Pain Balm, sold by local stores.
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Stones Chapel
Baldwin Street
Frederick W. Lucas
Juste
Lefordé
R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Ro
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United States Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
Mr. Hill
Lke
Stuebi
Chamberlain
Joh Dixon
Tullamore
Ontario
Cayads
H. B. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Genith & Bro
Hia
H. R. Seenek Eee
Faln Slaughter
Darling
Russell
Bowman Gd
Geo. C. Thomas
Glarke
Lagt
Hill
Ee Ee
Chadwick
Bright
H. R. Palmer & Gone
W. S.mith & Bro
iTo
Stone's Chapel
Lucas
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