Bryan Addresses Maryland Rally Ahead of Election
William Bryan spoke in Baltimore and then at the Fifth Regiment Armory before an estimated 25 000 attendees. He contrasted Democratic platforms with Republicans, urged popul ar questions be decided by the people, and argued for government laws serving all and ending special privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Morgan
Maryland
Annaagit
Fifth Regiment Armory
Bryan
Crothers
Roosevelt
Lisenselin
Jwas
Taft
Lberty
Contess
Denver
Republcan
Board Rejects Bid for New East Athens High School Building
Yesterday the building committee for the East Athens Oconee project rejected all bids for the new high school and heating plant. Only one bid, from Molse DeLeon of Atlanta, was presented at 200, but the committee found it unsatisfactory and recessed without approving the price. Additional bids will be sought if they fit the project budget and requirements.
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Oming
Athens
Oconee
Molse DeLeon
Atlanta
Ety
Democrats Gain in Maine Election Reflects Broad Rural Support
In Maine, Republicans won governor Bert M. Fernald with 72 117 votes over Democrat Obediah Gardner at 64 993 from 468 of 519 locales. The legislature likely remains Republican. overall voter turnout neared 119 000, the heaviest since 1888, with Democrats gaining across many counties and cities while some municipalities shifted back to Republicans.
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Portland
Maine
Bert M. Fernald
Poland
Republian
Obediah Gardner
Rockland
Cobb
Davis
Gardner
Grange
Bolls
Auburn
Augusta
Belfast
Ellsworth
South Portland
Kern Announces VP Candidate John Kern Tour Itinerary
John W. Kern Democratic vice presidential candidate outlines a long tour starting in Louisville then Chicago, visiting Birmingham Macon Asheville Greensburg Winston Salem Roanoke and Huntington with October open for family visit. Oklahoma Treasurer notes daily campaign contributions averaging $3,000 plus finance committee funds. Kern spends day at national headquarters and departs for Indianapolis.
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Chicago
John W. Kern
Roanoke
Huntington
W. Va
Kern
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Finance Committee
National
Indianapolis
Ortho Lexctive Fruit Syrup Promoted for Constipation
An old advertisement touts Ortho Lexctive Fruit Syrup as a remedy for habitual constipation and claims it stimulates the liver and bowels while restoring natural action. It notes Ortho Vaxative Fruit Syrup as mild and non irritating and urges refusing substitutes sold by all druggists.
Brown in Athens endorses university ties and national ticket
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Hon Joseph M Brown arrived in Athens with his son Joseph EB Brown. He praised the University of Georgia and the State Normal School, invited to rallies in Macon and Savannah, and predicted a large Georgia majority for Bryan electors, asserting Democratic unity and strong national prospects.
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Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Athens
Joseph EB. Brown
Universis of Georgia
Sanford
Brown
State Normal School
Macon
Savannah
Marietta
North Carolina
Sylrita
Theemocratic
Smith
Bryan
Union
Bride-to-be Mary Camera forsakes wedding to work for penniless father
In Trenton on September 15 Mary A Camera abandons Oct 8 wedding to support her father Angelo Camera after his business failure and thefts by ex-city treasurer Joseph B Enke. She seeks reinstatement as a public school teacher and vows to pay creditors dollar for dollar. If no vacancy, she will seek other work to ease her father’s debts.
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Trenton
Mary A. Camera
Ebenezer Mackey
Miss Mary
Miss Camera
Richard
Princeton
Joseph B. Eneke
Angelo Caner
Camera
Mary
Samera
Reney
Tam
Mr. Encke
Sure-Enough Knocker Praises Bucken Arnica Salve in Letter
J C Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina writes that Bucken's Arnica Salve cured a leg uleera after one course last summer with no scar. The ad claims the salve is guaranteed for piles and sores and lists Yora W, J Smith & Bro, H R Palmer & Sons drug stores.
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J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Bucken
Uleera
Yora W
J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Pelmer & Bons Drug
Last Drink of Water Sparks Fatal Shootout in Camp
In Lellefontain Ohio drought dries wells at Ohio Electric Railway camp. Frank Danish fights over the last drink of water for his wife then is shot and dies. Two men Rulu and Darrica fired revolvers as Danish refused to divide the water.
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Lellefontain
Ohio
Frank Danish
Ohio Electric Railway
Danish
Rulu
Darrica
Fatal Shootings During Maryland Town Rampage
J W Campbell of Baltimore shot at B S Brooks in Frostburg lobby and exchanged fire with Constable Bartolon. Brooks fled into the street as nearby workers and a mob gathered. Campbell was wounded, Martin and Bruno shot, all in precarious condition. Sheriff Howeley recovered Campbell.
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Cunbtend
B.S. Brooks
Greenville
S. C
St. Louis
Fiew
J. W. Campbell
Baltimore
Brooks
Hoel Gleestore
Frostburg
Charles Martin
Campbell
Joseph Bruno
Eckhart
John Bartolon
Bartolon
Howeley
Cumberland
Iis Road
Martin
Bruno
Sprained Ankle Claims Faster Cure with Liniment
A sprained ankle may be cured in about one third the usual time by applying Chamberlains Liniment freely and giving it absolute rest. Sold by H. R. Palmer and Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J. Smith and Bro E C McEvoy L P Canning.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & _Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith& Bro
E. C. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
Busy County Commission Session Deliberates Timber Theft
The two day session adjourned to complete business with cases against B. L. Royal Robert McCune and J. H. Emerick for taking timber from the Deonee river during a flood to be dismissed if timber is surrendered to the county otherwise prosecution will start. Road defaulters were fined or ordered to work. Upper Sandy Creek bridge contract awarded to Morgan Smith. Georgia factory bridge to be built under W. T. Long. Adjournment set for Thursday noon.
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Messrs. B. L. Royal
Robert McCune
J. H. Emerick
Deonee
Upper Sandy Creek
Sr. Morgan Smith
Georgia Factory
W. T. Long
Randt the Jeweler Opens New Store in Warrenton
R Brandt the jeweler moved into the Southern Mutual Insurance Co building and opened a large new shop with elaborate fixtures. The running notice highlights the glass rooms displays diamonds and a repair area staffed by experienced men while noting a substantial stock of holiday goods. A testimonial ad for Stuart's Buchu and Juniper is included with backache and kidney trouble claims.
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R. Brandt
Southern Mutual Insurance Co
Veryone
Georgia
Warrenton
N. C
Brandt
Stuart
H. T. Macon
Juniper
Candidate Preston Nominated Despite Not Notified
Report says Candidate Preston a prison in Nevada has not been adequately notified of his nomination for the presidency. The detail highlights the unusual status of a prison as a nominee and possible procedural delays in the political process.
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Preston
Nevada
Postmasters Meet in Chattanooga In Eleventh National Convention
Postmasters from large cities gather in Chattanooga Tennessee for the eleventh national convention. The meeting runs through Friday and will cover postal service topics including classification of mail special delivery and postal savings banks. Ned Hancroft leaves Sunday for Liehman to attend a four year course at the Virginia Medical College.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Imet
Postm Pempleye
Ned Hancroft
Liehman
Virginia Medical College
New Georgia Senate Bill on Convict Lease Reaches House
Atlanta today reports the new senate measure to dispose of convicts was sent to the penitentiary committee after a House vote defeated a seven member referral motion. The bill details levies by population, county allocations, prison farms, and a possible one year lease with terms. Union labor protests and a business petition calling an end to the lease system were read.
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Atlanta
Senate
Penitentiary Committee
House
Perry
Hall
Penitentiary
Heart
General Assembly
Waging Hot Fight for New Jersey
William A. Bryan arrived in Trenton to speak and meet New Jersey Democratic leaders ahead of a hoped return visit. Governor Fort’s 190? victory margin and New Jersey’s voting history are noted as context for the party mood and prospects.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
William A. Bryan
Robert S. Hudspeth
Bryan
Jude Gray
Dealawahe
Denver
Crean
Fort
Wort Roosevelt
Revival sweeps Center Georgia crowd over two hundred converted
A large religious revival led by Rev Dayvis of the Methodist church has run for two weeks in Center Georgia. The event has drawn people from miles around and generated strong religious enthusiasm with more than two hundred conversions reported.
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Mr. Dayvis
Methodist Church
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