Talk of Broughton Leaving Atlanta
Atlanta rumor swirls around Dr Len G Broughton pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle possibly accepting a Brooklyn NY call at $10000 yearly. Backers praise his work and the Tabernacle’s planned million dollar institutional complex while critics mount but public commentary is limited to supporters and detractors within church circles.
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Atlanta
Len G. Broughton
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Baptist Temple of
Brooklyn
N. Y
Broughton
Dr. Broughton
W. 8
Witham
Tabernacle
Government Rail Jobs Open for Young Men
Uncle Bam announces examinations for allway mail clerks with a life job, short hours, and salaries from 800 to 1400 yearly. Free scholarships offered. annual vacation and bi monthly pay. Open to city and country youths with common education. thousands of appointments anticipated.
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Uncle Bam
State Treasurer Reveals 1910 Surplus Estimate
Atlanta Ga October 26 Special Treasurer J Pope Brown declines to cite figures behind his conclusion but says if all state dues due January 1 1910 were collected and all accrued obligations paid including school teacher salaries the state would have a surplus of 2 056 503 19 While pensions sinking fund and interest must be paid before 1910 taxes arrive the money cannot be used to clear teacher balances Brown refuses to say if ex Governor Hoke Smith saw the statement beforehand.
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Atlanta
J. Pope Brown
Treasury
Brown
Hoke Smith
Mississippi State Fair Opens With Notable Displays
Favorable conditions marked the opening of the Mississippi state fair in Jackson. The exhibition is larger than prior years with extensive state industries and resources on view, including a strong livestock exhibit and a section showing progress among Mississippi's Black communities.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Federal Court Opens in City With Large Jury Panel
The November term of the United States court for this division opens Monday morning with Judge Wilkin T. Newman presiding. A sizable docket includes many civil and criminal cases. a large list of jurors from Athens, Commerce, Watkinsville, Lexington and nearby towns has been drawn for service.
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United States Court
Dintee Wilkin T. Newman
Ciyl
Mrs Inman seeks half of remaining Inman estate
Atlanta notes Mrs Walker P Inman asks the court to award her 67500 from the Inman estate. She contends she invested 135000 with Inman Co and was promised indemnity up to half if lost. The estate largely liquidated, with a surplus for heirs, but opposition arose delaying settlement. A child’s croup warning and Cham berlain's Cough Remedy advertisement appear in the same item.
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Atlanta
Joseph M. Terrell
Inman & Co
Augusta
Walker P. Inman
Slander suit filed in Atheng city court for 5000
Mrs. Anna W. Gramley known as Miss Winter pianist sues Mrs. Jennie Johnson for slander alleging defamatory remarks damaged her character and reputation. She seeks 5000 in damages. The case, with attorneys Judge George C. Thomas and Col. Cordon Knox, promises an interesting trial.
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Atheng
Anna W. Gramley
George C. Thomas
Col
Cordon Knox
Jennie Johnson
Johnson
Gramley
Question answered about licenses
Atlanta residents question whether disabled or indigent Confederate veterans may sell near beer without license tax. A prior ruling allowed sale without tax until January 1 1910, but the new law effective January 1 ends this privilege. From that date veterans must pay the standard license tax like others.
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Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Purgative Benefits
The pleasant purgative effect and healthy body and mind produced by Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets bring joy. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mrs. W. W. Davis Dies in Nicholson Georgia
Mrs. W. W. Davis, aged and highly esteemed resident of Nicholson Georgia, died yesterday after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband W W Davis and several children including Young Davis and Jerry Davis. The Davis brothers departed to attend the funeral.
Funeral for Capt. George E. Deadwyler in Maysville Georgia
Friends gathered at Mrs. W. C. Ash home before the procession to Maynville for interment. The burial and service at Maysville Presbyterian church featured prayers by Rev. H. F. Hoyt and Rev. J. D. Turner, with a sung sequence and tributes to Deadwyler’s life and prison work.
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W. C. Ash
Prince Avenue
Capt. Deadwyler
Maynville
M. A. Jenkens
First Baptist Church
Maysville
Capt . Deadwyler
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Barnett
C. M. Snelling
T. P. Stanley
J. W. Weod
F. J. Orr
J. M. Hodgson
Ralph Hodgson
Jesus
H. F. Hoyt
J. J. Kimsey
J. D. Turner
Methodist Church
Hoyt
Dr. Sloyt
Capt. Readwyler
Major Kimbrough Leaves University of Georgia Cadet Corps
Major J M Kimbrough formerly commandant of the University of Georgia cadets departed Athena for Fort Sheridan Illinois with his wife and child. He joined the university as a lieutenant and was later promoted to captain in the U S infantry. Lieut Atkins succeeds him as the post commandant.
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J. M. Kimbrough
Corps of Cadets
University of Georgia
Athena
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Kinbrough
University Cadets
United State Infantry
Kimbrough
Military Department
War Department
Atkins
Griffin
Industrial association curtails output at Georgia meet
Audalia Georgia October 26 Special The Georgia Industrial Association with 160 textile manufactories decided to cut output 25 percent until January 1 and extend curtailment if prices for manufactured goods do not justify full operation. Governor Norris presided as delegates and committees were named. The event features a vast lazy farming products exhibit with displays from Wyoming Montana Colorado Texas Utah Idaho Oregon Washington and Canadian provinces Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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Audalia
Georgia Industrial Association
Georgia
Norris
Congress
John T Burns
Cheyenne
James J. Filil
St. Paul
Alva Adams
Colorado
Mammoth Wool
Wyoming
Montana
Texas
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Fourth Dry Farming Congress Opens in Billings
The fourth Dry Farming Congress opened in Billings Montana with delegates from over half the states and territories plus Canada Mexico and several European countries. The four day session will discuss non irrigation methods and showcase dry farming results for western semiarid lands. Notable speakers include U S senators governors agricultural officials railway leaders and representatives from international delegations.
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Billings
Mont
Union
Canada
Mexico
Congress
United States
Senor Don Romulo Escobar
Lawrence Baeza Neves
Brazil
Thomas H. Woolford
Alberta
George N. Blackshaw
Rhodesia
W. J. Rutherford
Saskatchewan
George Harcourt
A. A. Bronson
Turkey
W. Hfairfield
John Safary
National Agricultural Association of Hungary
Remedy Promise for Cough Relief from Chamberlain’s
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for cough and throat irritation. It claims the product relieves symptoms and is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Denlera
Tillman
Taft
South Carolina
Mr. E. C. Whitehead Rapidly Regaining Health
Mr. E. C. Whitehead now in a sanitarium is steadily improving and gaining weight. In recent weeks he has added flesh and strength and is expected to return home soon fully restored. Friends in Athens express happiness at his rapid recovery.
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E. G. Whitehead
Athens
New Legislation Proposed Tax on Old Bachelors
A proposed bill in New England suggests taxing all unmarried men to fund public mathematics initiatives, framing the levy as a means to support scholarly math work. The plan remains in the discussion stage with no passage yet.
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New England
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Thomas W. Crawford
Henry H. Fitzpatrick
Madison
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William D. Burns
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Arnoldsville
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Daughters of the Confederacy
W. W. Daves
Nicholson
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Maysville, Ga
Fort Sheridan, Ill
U. S
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W. Ath
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Jug
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Farming Congress
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MR. E. C. Whitehead
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