Liberal Advances On Cotton In Athens Ga Showroom Prospect
Broad Street Athens Ga advertises Hardeman Phinizy Botton Factors and cotton storage to fetch the highest market price. Dr Newton Hathaway of Atlanta offers a state fair visit with half fare refund, free examination, and tours of medical equipment while promoting chronic disease treatment and X ray facilities. Also noted are quotations on catarrh cures by Hall and Cheney, modern Daughters of Israel discourse, and Electri Bitters endorsements for digestion and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Hathaway
Atlanta
Georgia
Hathaway
South
Hathaway & Co
Inman Building
Atlanta, Ga
Memorial exercises honor late Mercer president Pollock
Macon Georgia September 20 memorial services for late Mercer University president P D Pollock set for Friday at 10 am in the college chapel. Elaborate arrangements drawn with many state educators and orators to attend and speak on Pollock's worth to Georgia.
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Macon
P. D. Pollock
Mercer University
Colege Chapel
J. G. McCall
Quitman
Board of Trustees
Mercer
W. J. Northen
John Temple Graves
Pollock
Georgia
Alvan D. Freeman
Newnan
T. J. Wooster
University of Georgia
Bridges Smith
City of
W. H. Kilpatrick
B. D
Markets News From Athens and New York Futures
Athens and New York markets report spotty activity with futures in limbo. Athens trading subdued as New York futures show modest shifts amid unspecified indices.
Liverpool market strength drives cotton futures in New York
The Liverpool market strength enhances New York buying as traders ignore local factors and wait for government crop data. Receipts near 1.3 million bales and favorable weather temper short term gains, with October influence and first notices due late month. irregular price moves expected.
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New York
Liverpool
Texas
For Sale Fine Farm and Improvements at Scull Shoals District
For sale in Oconee county’s Scull Shoals district the David Willobougby place a 100 acre cultivated tract plus 75 acres meadow and bottom lands and 25 acres original forest with lots of dogwood timber. Two hundred acres heavy pine timbered forest adjoins James Elder to the south Jordan Harvey John Oliver and the Oconee river to the west. Will subdivide for purchasers. Terms cash. Call EB P Thomas or Taylor Wood tenants in possession. it dall 4 We.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elder
Jordan Harvey
John Oliver
Oconee
Dissolution of McWhorter Strickland and Green Firm
On September 1, 1905 Judge McWhorter retires from the partnership with Strickland and Green. His duties as Assistant General Counsel for the Southern Railway Company require full time, so the partnership is dissolved. McWhorter keeps his Moss Building offices. Strickland and Green continue practicing at their old offices. Dated August 24, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge McWhorter
Mc-Whorter
Strickland and Green
Southern Railway Company
Moss
Strickland & Green
McWhorter
Pay Day at Homestead Biggest Payroll in Industrial History
The Carnegie Steel pay car halted after paying out an estimated 2,000,000 dollars to 5,000 workers across Homestead and Pittsburgh, with 250,000 dollars attributed to Homestead alone since sunset. A crowded scene followed as beggars, organ grinders, and a vigilant Carnegie police contingent observed the payday stretch, while banks and officials handled a rush of gold and high denomination payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Works
Carnegie
Donora
Youngstown
Ohio
Pittsburg
Homestead
W. H. Corbett
Carnegie Steel Works
Corbett
Carnegie Police
Griff Williams
Jon
Burgess Rosa
John Tanbor
Homeebas
Gwan
Aman
C. M. Cubbison
Monongahela Trust Company
Mistrial Declared in Smith Concealed Weapon Case
City court yesterday saw Jack Smith on trial for carrying concealed weapons. The proceedings were stubbornly fought by both sides as the case stalled and a mistrial was declared.
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Jack Smith
Agigielme
Mrs Eliza Fellows Whitehead Dies After Illness
Mrs Eliza Fellows Whitehead died Tuesday night at her home near the State Normal School after several weeks of illness. She was a sister of C B Fellows of this city and a longtime member of the First Methodist church. She leaves a husband. The funeral was held yesterday at five o'clock at her residence, conducted by Rev. George E. Stone, with interment at Oconee cemetery.
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State Normal School
Eliza Fellows Whitehead
Whitehead
Fellows
City Party convention aims to nominate reform candidates in Philadelphia
The City Party held a county convention at the Academy of Music to nominate sheriff, coroner, and two county commissioners opposing the Republican nominees. More than 900 delegates attended as the party seeks to redeem Philadelphia from graft, with no slate finalized and only one ward delegation under instruction.
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Philadelphia
City Party
Academy of Music
Franklin
Edmonds
Clarence D. Gibboney
Law and Order Society
Tompkins
Edward
Raft
John Weaver
Beating Heart Operation Reported In German City Hospital
A 32 year old Germantown man nicknamed Hardman underwent a pioneering operation to remove a bullet near his heart and replace the organ. Surgeons, led by a master of surgery, exposed the heart and found the bullet just inches from the heart, performing a delicate repair that left the patient recovering from anesthesia with notable vitality. This is said to be the second such operation in the city, with a previous case at Jefferson Hospital.
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Raymond Holand
Foreign Department
Homestead
Corbett
Holand
Pennsylvania
Penn
Cor
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Germantown Hospital
Frank Robinson
Hardman
Germantown
Morley
Robinson
Jefferson Hospital
Isthmian canal plan outlined by Bunau Varilla and Bates
Washington officials hear Bunau Varilla and Bates present a five year to sea level canal timeline with deeper locks from a sea level foundation. Bates favors dams near the coast to form two lakes, aiming to prevent stagnation and protect Isthmus health as plans and diagrams are reviewed.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Bunau Varilla
Linden W. Bates
Bunau- Varilla
Bates
New York
Bunau-Varilla
Buna-Varilla
Isthmus
Bunan-Warth
Jasthmus
Southern Advance to Be Issued in Athens by T. Larry Gantt
T. Larry Gantt plans to publish a weekly newspaper named Southern Advance in Athens. A press and linotype from New York will arrive Sept 25, with first issue expected in early October. He will not start a daily paper to avoid conflict with The Banner and to limit workload. A travel position is advertised offering yearly salary plus expenses.
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Southern
T. Larry Gantt
Athens
New York
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Hardeman & Phinizy
Broad Street
J.S. King & Co
Nelson A. Mites
Miles
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Modern Daughters OF Israel
Daughters of Israel
Christiana
Benedict
Chatenbriand
Jesus Christ
America
A. Brown
Bennettsville
8. C
H. A. Palmer
Jan A
New York Futures
Athens Cotton & Stock Exchange
Fine
Scull Shoals District
Oconee County
David Willobougby
Yellow Jack
New Orleans
Nas
Aganst Graft Reform Party
Chicago Tribune
Delaware River
Baderaronng Transit Saag
National Jollet Co
Paris
Tenn
Panama Canal Project
Mr. Gantt
Stan
Dletander Vathena
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