Georgia's Confederate records near print and sale in Atlanta
Georgia's late war records, prepared by former Governor Allen D. Candler, are at the printer with seven volumes planned. The first volume covers Brown's Lincoln era message, secession debates, and convention proceedings. The work spans colonial to Confederate periods, totaling fifty-one volumes once complete, with subscriptions at $1.50 per volume.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Allen D. Candler
Joseph E. Brown
General Assembly
Lincoln
Cobb and Stephens
Candlers
Supreme Court
Foreign money seeks U S railroad boom after regulation
Commissioner Franklin K. Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission said hundreds of millions in England France and Germany await investment in American railroad securities. European investors seek federal regulation to protect investments and prevent overcapitalization ensuring ready capital for U S railroad development.
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Washington
England
France
Germany
Franklin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Europe
Switzerland
Italy
Lane
America
Thelr inVestmenta
Governor John A Johnson Dies After Illness in Rochester
Rochester Minn September 21 Governor John A Johnson three times elected Minnesota governor and noted 1908 presidential candidate died at St Marys hospital at 3 25 this morn after an operation last Wednesday Mrs Johnson Margaret Sullivan Mayo brothers and several aides were at his bedside His last words were Well Nora I guess Im going we have made a brave fight He was born July 28 1861 at St Peter and rose from clerk to editor and politician, leading to a dramatic 1904 gubernatorial victory and a third term in 1910 The story chronicles his rise from humble beginnings through self education and public service before his death at age 50s or 60s at the time of reporting.
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Rochester
Minn
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
United States
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mra. Johnson
Sullivan
Johnson
Nora
St. Peter
Nicollet County
I Il
John Johnson
Hison
Suit Against Tobacco Society Brought in Covington
Frischmuth Brothers & Company of Philadelphia sue the Burley Tobacco Society and ten members in U S court at Covington demanding 163049 for tobacco overcharges. Plaintiffs claim monopoly price fixing violated Sherman antitrust law. similar suit by Scott & Clarke of Scranton seeks 128000. Champlain’s Chambertain ad copy follows.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Covington
Burley Tobacco Society
Frischmuth Brothers & Company
Philadelphia
Clarence Lebuspent
Burley Society
Scott & Clarke
Scranton
New Auxiliary Bishop Consecrated in Brooklyn
The consecration of Rev. George W. Muddelein as bishop of Loryma and auxiliary bishop of Brooklyn was held at St. James Pro-Cathedral. It was the first such ceremony in Brooklyn, drawing a crowded audience with many not admitted. Bishop McDonnell led, assisted by Bishops O'Connor and Colton, with a sermon by Bishop Cusack. A banquet followed in St. James Auditorium.
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New York
George W. Muddelein
Loryma
Brooklyn
St. James
McDonnell
O'Connor
Newark
Colton
Buffalo
Cusack
St. James’ Auditorium
Prompt action halts croup with Champlain’s Cough Remedy
Timely use of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy at first signs of hoarseness or croupy cough can prevent an attack. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Net Increase of Aliens in U S Population Reported
Washington reports a net rise of 573,551 aliens in the United States last fiscal year from arrivals and departures, compared to 209,867 the year before. Immigration fell from 782,870 to 751,786 in the same period.
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Washington
United States
North Pole Buzz Fades Amid Pole Fight and Odd Toys
A New York news summary notes no fresh North Pole claimant emerging, mocks Peary and Cook rivalries, and laughs at a craze for North Pole Eskimos. It also covers a Maspeth death by own action tale and civic oddities from New York City to Caldwell New Jersey.
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New York
North Pole
Pole
Peary
Cook
Anantas Club
Plans for the Bio Parade at Athens Reunion
Plans for the Athens reunion parade are refined with Gen Waddell to approve parade details. Veterans gather at the Hotel Georgian, attend University chapel services, and listen to Gov Brown and Mayor Dorsey. Local groups, Daughters of the Confederacy, and Clarke Rifles join in a three-band parade with free Coca Cola for veterans.
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John O. Waddell
Georgian
University
M. J. Cofer
Avanta
Joseph M. Brown
Dorsey
Athens
Misa Mildred Rutherford
Daughters of the Confederacy
T. W. Reed
Sons of Veterans
Capt
T. H. Dozier
Cobb-Delaney Camp of Confederate Veterans
E. C. Brinson
State Normal School
David C .Barrow
University of Georgia
W. A. Parks
Whitesburg
Laura Rutherford
The
Brown
Commercial Hotel
Siratel
Bureau of Information
Governor Brown to Attend Federate Veterans Reunion Opening
Governor Joseph M. Brown accepts the veterans reunion invitation and will attend the opening exercises Tuesday morning, spending one day with the old soldiers. He may remark at the ceremony and has indicated willingness to speak. Allen's Foot-Ease advertised as foot comfort aid, with trial package offered by mail.
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M. G. Michael
State Normal School Orchestra
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Minnesota club women open annual convention in Lake City
Minnesota Federation of Women’s Clubs began its annual meeting in Lake City with council and executive board sessions led by Mrs C C Higbee and guest Philp Moore of St Louis. Large attendance signals strong interest as officers are elected and policy questions discussed. Afternoon reports and a reception followed. convention lasts three days.
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Lake City
Minn
Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs
C. C. Higbee
St. Paul
Philp
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Sickly children and worried mothers should rely on Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to break colds ease feverishness relieve constipation teething pains headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by all drug stores 286 Do not accept substitutes A free trial package is offered to mothers by Allen Olsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Olmatead
le Roy
North Dakota Baptists Meet in Grand Forks
The North Dakota Baptist association opened its annual conference in Grand Forks with several hundred delegates and visitors attending the afternoon ministerial union meeting. President B. B. Grimith was to deliver the evening address as well as sermons and talks by speakers from Omaha Minneapolis Kansas City Lincoln and other cities over the three day program.
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North Dakota Baptists
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota Baptist Association
ministerial union #6
B. B. Grimith
Omaha
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Liscola
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Fla
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Ind
Hartman Distilling Gress Trading Co
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Cairo, IL
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Tpensacola
Maspeth
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Mose
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GOV
Confederate Veterans
Minnesota Club
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