Banner rates and political currents in Georgia
The Athens Banner outlines subscription options and pricing while detailing strong political commentary on Governor Hoke Smith, the Democratic nominee, and Georgia’s intra party tensions with Yancey Carter, Hearst supporters, and independent movements. It contrasts Georgia debates with New York Democratic prospects and critiques Macon News over Governor Smith’s silence on Brown’s gubernatorial candidacy.
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Cthrough
People of Georgia
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Tcket
Hearst
Hig
Georgia
Aint
Yancey Carter
Nga
Independence Party
Uvorgin Democracy
Ume
Hing
Ake
Democracy
Dion
Independence
Sunbee
Democratic Party
Ufe
Macon News
Joseph M. Brown
Hhis
Brown
Smith
Little Joe
Ita
Clay
United States
Olney Urges Democrats to Back the Democratic Ticket
Former Secretary of State Richard Olney writes in the New York World urging Democrats to set aside personal biases and vote for the country’s good, arguing that uniting behind the Democratic ticket is the path to restoring constitutional government and rejecting Republican rule. He notes Democrats include diverse groups but emphasizes national welfare over factional aims.
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New York
Hughes
South
Olney
Richard Olney
Cleveland
New York World
Oloey
Bryan
Oltey
Mr. Bryan
The Slave Trade in Darkest Africa Explored in 1900s Writings
A critical essay connects Harold Bindloss and anti slavery campaigns to expose the ongoing Congo and West African slave trades under European rule. It notes detective reports by General Pienaar and missionaries, detailing contracts, emigration offices, and brutal force used by Portuguese authorities to maintain forced labor networks across Angola, San Thome, and Principe.
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Boston
Africa
Harold Bindoss
Congo Reform Association
Cone
Free State
Belgium
East Aml West Africa
International Organization of Anti-Shivists
Lisbon
Europe
United States
Central Africa
Harold Bindloss
West Africa
England
Coril
Black Forest
Nares
San Roque
Naaty
Ormsvill
Almses
Revelt
Tere
Brazil
West Indies
John Daniels
Congo
Henry W. Nivinson
Nivinson
Benguela
Congo Territory
Great Lakes
Rindross
Irain
Portuguse
Angola
Portussuese
San Thome
Princese
Democracy in the South and the Taft Bryan Debate
A Southern view argues Democrats will retain the region, praising Bryan as a Southern natural and contrasting Taft’s record. It critiques the Republican Party for Reconstruction policies, tariff abuses, and alleged oppression, urging loyalty to the South and highlighting a forthcoming November choice between Taft and Bryan.
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South
Georgia
Mr. Taft
Hiegen
Watson
Chafin
Debs
Mr. Bryan
Illinois
Taft
Bryan
Republican Party
The Brand of Roosevelt and Taft’s Roosevelt Tie
Theodore Roosevelt dominates the political rise of William H. Taft. Roosevelt backed Taft before the nomination and ensured his acceptance speech aligned with Roosevelt’s policies. Taft is depicted as Roosevelt’s successor, lacking independent thought, carrying the Roosevelt brand across the Republican ticket.
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Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
Teddy
Theodore, the Great
Cholera Gases In City Of Manila
Forty eight new cases of cholera and nineteen deaths are reported in Manila for the last twenty four hours. Infected areas spread slightly but authorities expect to quickly gain control. Governor General Smith calls Philippine commission meeting to plan further containment. Federal troops guard water sources, and transport Sheridan is fumigated and cleared for Nagasaki then San Francisco.
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Manila
Smith
Phillppine Commission
Sheridan
Mariveles
Nagasaki
Japan
San Francisco
Cure Your Kidneys Pill ad claims dramatic relief
A period promotional notice extols Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure for kidney disease symptoms such as backache and urinary disorders. The Athens Ga testimonial from H C Pollard praises the remedy, mentioning purchase at Palmer & Sons and price of 60 cents, with Foster Milburn Co as U S sole agents and urging readers to remember the name Dawn's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bright
Athens
Palmer & Sons Drug Store
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Mindless books aid information on traffic suppression
Visitants and testimony support the belief that interior work proves it. The Congo Reform Association and the Angola League are cited as active in efforts to curb trafficking. For now, mindless books remain useful for information and entertainment while the fight continues.
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Congo Reform Association
Angola League
Trafic
Williams Hearst letter to Willan Randolph Hearst
Governor Haskell challenges a New York American accusation about his ties to the Standard Oil Company. He proposes a five member editors committee from Springfield to St. Louis to hear the case under oath and decide. If found true, he will withdraw from the presidential campaign. if not, he seeks public contempt for the accuser.
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Chicago
Haskell
Oklahoma
Jonichi
Willan Randolph Iearst
William Ro
Eare
New York American
New York City
N.Y
Frank S. Mennett
Ohio
Ie Supreme Court
Standard Old
Springfeld, Mass, Republican
Chicago Journal
New York World
Indianapolis News
St. Louls Republic
Milife
Letter From North Carolina Warrenton Patient Recovers From Kidney Ailment
A Warrenton reader writes of a six month kidney illness nearly ending in death. After tried remedies, Stuart's Bucha and Juniper reportedly cured the condition, restoring health and energy. The letter urges readers with kidney trouble to try the treatment and mentions a free sample offer from Stuart Drug Manufacturing Co. Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Stuart
Stuart Drug Manufacturing Co
Atlanta
Courtmartial of Private Over Travel Rules at Little Rock Post
Report from Little Rock Arkansas dated September 2 describes a guard post incident where a private defied orders by traveling without a permit. He faced court martial and a sentence of three months with pay stopped. reports claim local police detained him before Army officials moved him to the fort for trial.
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Little Rock
Ari
Alloc Tay Sunmand
States Army
Wis
Iisu
Silvorenark
Treetioe
Argenta Ilyhouse
Eis
Hall's Family Medicines Ad For Sale In Town
A fragmented ad-like text promotes Hall's Family Medicines addressing colds cough and related illnesses. It lists sellers including Orr Drug Co and other local outlets, with references to wholesale and retail distribution and a pricing note. The readable portion hints at a period-style medical ad common to small town newspapers.
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the Athens Banner
Athens Daily Banner
Ice
Faciauly Cath
William J. Bryan
Darkest
Leopold
War of the Congo Reform Association
Portuguese West Africa
Bertin Ant
Brussels
Portugal
Portuguese West
Kat Firs
Plenar
Ajcols
Pordon Offee
London
Britain
Victins
Plantas
City OF
Castor
Sneene
FacSinle Signature
Bears
Hasklle Okiks
William Hi
Phyal
Matchless Mineral Water CO
Oiers
Antaiuada
Ala
Well
Greenville
Ata
North Carolina
Glash Bet Viti Police and
Sviglers
Poyarr
Cheney
Walding, Bins &Slvin
Taly Catarch
Hall
Pee Sons
Orr Drug Co
Wee & Bro
EC Meck
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