Walling Party Released From Russian Detention
William English Walling of Indianapolis and his wife and sister in law Rose Strumsky were arrested in St. Petersburg for ties to Finnish progressive circles but released after authorities found no grounds for detention. The trio plan to leave Wednesday as papers and manuscripts were restored. The two women were jailed briefly in a crowded cell while Walling was kept in a separate chamber, yet all conveyed unease about prison conditions and used a covert postal channel to contact the American embassy.
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St. Petersburg
William English Walling
Indianapolis
Rose Strumsky
Pinnish Progressive Party
Huthing
Walling
Girl in Back Causes Shootings in Turner's Bend Feud
Rome Ga October 21 Will Jester arrested for shooting three riders returning from a candy pull at Locklear home. Miss Mary Holbrooks and two others shot in the back, seriously hurt. feud said to trigger the attack. Also a note on hardships in Kansas with Dr King’s New Discovery touted as remedy.
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Rome
Will Jester
Fill
Jester
Turner's Bend
Holbrooks
Mary Holbrooks
Jon Davidson
J. J. Locklear
New Constitution for Michigan Assembly Opens in Lansing
Ninety six delegates chosen at a recent special election assemble at the state capitol to frame a new Michigan constitution. The plan aims to preserve the present framework with added home rule for cities and villages while resisting direct legislation and major tax changes. The convention is to sit at least 100 days, with the legislature providing about 110 days for framing.
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Lansing
Mich
State Capitol
Legisiture
A Quick and Safe Remedy for Bowel Complaints
Twenty years ago Mr. G. W. Brock discovered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a quick and safe cure for bowel complaints. He has used and recommended it with consistently good results. For sale by local druggists in Warren, Smith, Canning, and McEvoy.
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G. W. Brock
Mr. Brock
Aberdeen Md
H. R Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
BE. C. McEvoy Frr Drug Co
Postponement of South Association Meeting Delayed
The meeting of the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the South planned for November 7 in this city will not be called to order as announced. hotel accommodations will be taken by federal court officers and delegates will fill city homes for the Georgia Mission League session, so postponement to a later date is advised. Chancellor Kirkland has been notified and a reply is awaited.
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Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the South
Georgia Mission League
Kirkland
Association
Joseph M Brown on Railroad Question and Oligarchy
Former railroad commissioner Joseph M Brown argues Governor Smith's plan to cut railroad earnings harms owners and indirectly harms orphans, churches, and educational institutions. He lists stockholder demographics in Georgia railroads and challenges the notion that rate cuts benefit consumers, claiming profits would shrink and jobs could be lost. Brown asserts the governor targets the wealthy railroad owners and their dependents, framing the policy as class warfare.
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Macon Telegraph
Joseph M. Brown
Gov. Smith
The
Telegraph
Georgia
United States
Railroad Commission
Smith
Southwestern Railroad
Central of Georgia Railway
Ladlea Educaton and Benevolent Society of Columbus
Georgia Academy For
Macon
Knights of Honor
Camden County Academy
Christ Church
Savannah
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hebrew Benevolent Society Society
Lauren Porter Home
Hibernian Society
Pulaski Council of the Royal Arcanum
St Joseph's
Presbyterian Miniators’ Fund
Speck Relief South Georgie Conference
United States Bureau of Labor
Atlanta
Stover
Atlanta Stove Works
Atlanta Journal
Fuller E. Calloway
Fuller B. Calloway
la Grange
Enlarged Railroad Commission of Georgia
Telfair Hospital
Female Asylum
Widow's Society
North and
South Georgia
Methodist
Home Mission Board
Baptist
Presbyterian Ministers’ Fund
Stck
Georgic
Josepie M. Brown
Mayor Maddox Seeks Tax Hike Fallout in Rome Speech
Rome Ga October 21. Mayor Maddox charged Seaborn Wright and other county leaders with trying to throttle Rome by opposing the city charter amendments and demanding tax measures. The city faces a projected $8 000 deficit next year, requiring a special election to authorize a levy. Bertha Huggins returns from Avanta.
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Rome
John W. Maddox
Wright
Maddox
Coarier
Messrs. Wrierht
Dean
Floyd County
Remy
Seaborn Wright
Railroad Commission
Board of Public Works
Brannan Denies Halt to Savannah Augusta Railroad Work
J A Brannan local representative for the Savannah Augusta and Northern railroad today denied rumors that work on the line had stopped or would cease soon. He stated the project is advancing as rapidly as possible and that the line will reach Chattanooga by the first of July next. He condemned the rumor from any source.
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Statendom
J. A. Brannan
Savannah
Augusta
Civic Federation Meet in Chicago Discusses Trusts and Corporations
In Chicago on October 21 a large gathering of over five hundred delegates from 43 states met at Studebaker Theatre. The National Civic Federation organized the conference to debate government power over interstate commerce, corporate structure, capitalization, and regulation of combinations across transportation, production, and labor. Prominent speakers include Herbert Knox Smith of the Commerce Department and figures from the American Bankers Association, American Bar Association, and American Society of Equity.
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Chicago
Studebaker
National Civic Federation
American Federation of Labor
The
American Bar Association
American Bankers’ Association
Farmers’ National Congress
National Grange
American Society of Equity
National Cotton Growpin’ Association
American Protective Tariff Association
American Free Trade League
J. A. Everett
Roosevelt
Clark
Interattac Commerce Commission
F. B. Kellogg
United States
Standard Oil
Hadley
Missouri
Charles G. Dawes
Wiliam Woodward
New York
John G. Milburn
Moorfield Storey
Boston
Cotton movement grows with strong wagon receipts
The cotton movement remains rapid in this section as receipts rise. Since September 1, nearly 40,000 bales have arrived locally, about 10,000 more than last season at this date, with wagon receipts far above normal and railroad totals also reported. Local spinners and shipments figures are outlined for 1907 and 1906.
University of Georgia student registrations rise in season
The University of Georgia reports 468 students on the books yesterday, 60 more than the same date last year. Between October 22 and January 1 only four registered, with expectations of higher totals as the term progresses. If January 1 figures reach four hundred eighty, total attendance may climb to around five hundred twenty five.
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University of Georgia
Professor Stewart to South Georgia for school accreditation drive
Professor Joseph 8 Stewart will leave Monday to tour South Georgia high schools and meet with teachers and boards of education in Montezuma Fort Gaines Americus Buena Vista Dawson and Lagrange. He will discuss accrediting schools to meet University of Georgia standards and give an educational address at Fort Gaines.
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Joseph
Stewart
South Georgia
Boards of Education
University of Georgia
Igh
Montezuma
Logiethorpe
Buena Vista
Dawson
Americus
Ft. Gaines
Out of Sight Promotional Copy and Distinct Names List
An old style promotional blurb praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing wounds piles and chilblains, urging use by readers. The text then lists a long roster of prominent figures and speakers including Joseph F Johnston Gustav C Pabst Bartlett Tripp Archbishop Ireland Albert Shaw Samuel Gomper Seth Low and many others as names on a program.
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W. J. Smith le Bro
H. R. Palmer & Soma
Uruggists
Senatorelect
Joseph F. Johnston
Alabama
Gustav C. Pabst
Wisconsin
Bartlett Tripp
South Dakota
Archbishop Ireland
St. Paul
Albert Shaw
The
Review of Reviews
Richard Watson Gilder
Nathan Straus
New York
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Lutar Abbott
Nicholas Murray
Butler
Columbia Unversity
Seth Low
ex-Meyer
New
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Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Russia
Kansas
Cadell
Karl Shamburg
Dr. King
W. J. Smith
Hro
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Michigan
Os’ Ss
Ppan
Ely
Fay Brothers
Warren Street
Atanta
West Point Road
Southern Dapist Convention
Georgia Southern
Florida Railway
Orphans’ Home
Protestant Episcopal Church
Chatham County
Georgia Railroad
Ste
Mercer University
Augusta Orphan Asylum
North
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Georgia Domestic Missionary Society
Augusta Free School For
Summerville Academy
Savannah Benevolent Association
Savannah Hospital
Georgia Hunterieat Society
Mayor Madox Sa Wight
Pome
Aga
Would
U.S. Senate
Bertha Huggins
Avanta
Northern
Civic Federation
Prof
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