Georgia Labor Convention Opens With Patterson Address
The second annual Georgia Federation of Labor convened in Augusta with Rev. J. S. Patterson acting as city representative. President H. T. Garrett outlined labor emancipation plans, and resolutions supporting railroad telegraphers' strike were adopted amid reports on failed child labor and labor bureau bills. Godparent and godmother elections, a unique ceremony, and a shift toward American Federation of Labor affiliation dominated the session, along with weather delaying the christening and social events.
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Georgia Federation of Labor
Andrew Murray
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Patterson
Robbe
Indian Spring
Atlanta
H. T. Garrett
State Federation
Mr. Garrett
Atiwa
Tlan
Southern Railway
W. V. Powell
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Cha Press
Atlanta Journal of Labor
Jerome Jones, Jr
Isses Ida Wolf
Katie L. Barrow
Claire Graventine
C. C. Houston
Hardy Teat
Miss Grasentine
Miss Barrow
Miss Gragentine
Miss Wolf
Messrs
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Thomas Gowan
W. H. Panzrost
W. 4. Pancroft
Tallapoosa Glassblowers Association
W. C. Puckett
Legislative Committee
General Assembly
Mila
Bureau of Labor
Senate
R. T. Nesbitt
Committee On Labor and Immigration
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House
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Joe 8. Reynolds
Richmond
Exposition
C. T. Ladson
Capitol
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John D. Little
Muscogee
M. L. Everett
Stewart
Andrew W. Lowe
Bibb
A. W. Blalock
Fayette
Henry Hammond
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Joe
Georgia
1St General Assembly
Waberbi
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Davis
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Child Labor and Labor Bureau
H. F. Garrett
Ww. C. Puckett
Francis Griffin
Verbena
Ala
Miss Griffin
Young Jerome Jones, Jr
Jerome
Georgia Federation
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Louisville
Lkely
Jerome Jones
Henry Garrett
W. G. Gredly
Columbus
Savannah
Macon
Lakeview
Horatio Dresser Delivers Final Psychic Lecture Here
A Woman's Club audience heard Horatio Dresser present the last in his Self-Help series. He urged silence as the Kindergarten of philosophy and described how inner calm leads to ideal selfhood and healing. He warned against overlong contemplation and urged a serene, spiritual life.
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Apostle
Dresser
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Mr. Dresser
Cure for Piles Free Trial Cure All Operations
Dr. Rice offers a home pile cure via free trial mailed to sufferers. Send name and address to Dr W Rice 46 Main St Adama NJ for the treatment claimed to cure severe piles without surgery. It warns against drugstore salves and promises remarkable results and hundreds of cured cases.
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Adama
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Peruna Claim On Mucus and Blood Health
An ad touts Peruna as cleansing the mucous membrane and enriching the blood to preserve vital forces. It claims systemic catarrh can arise from any organ and is more common in warm months, urging a free booklet from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus, Ohio.
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Bertha E. Wentner
Buckley
Wash
Peruna
Mary Cook
Pittsford
N. Y
J. Wimberly
Orleans
National Republican
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Rail Telegraphers Strike Quietly Holds Its Ground
Local rail labor dispute shows no visible moves as opposing sides claim stability. President Potrell says telegraphers grow stronger daily and expect victory, while Southern officials deny any strike and report all trains running normally with ample applicants and no need for more operators.
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Southern Railway
Potrell
Powell
Runaway Boys in Palmetto Are Apprehended
Melrose Lamar of 34 Oak Street and Walter Weber of Oglethorpe Avenue ran away Tuesday from West End. They were taken into custody by Marshal Askew in Palmetto, Ga and authorities were notified. Both boys, aged thirteen, will be sent back after today.
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Palmetto
Melrose Lamar
Walter Weber
Marshal Askew
Tamar
Oak Street
Weber
Oglethorpe Avenue
Dr. McPherson Honored as Temple of Fame Committee
Athens Ga April 18 Special Dr J H L T McPherson professor of history and political economy at the University of Georgia named to a committee to suggest names of great Americans for the proposed Temple of Fame in New York.
Head Sarsaparilla advertised as cure for catarrh
An advertisement claims a constitutional remedy for catarrh with Sarsaparilla from Nathan’s John M Miller Co at Marietta street Atlanta. It asserts the medicine purifies blood and heals the diseased tissues and promotes buying books stationery and writing materials.
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John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
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