Sherman Stumps in Missouri Oklahoma Trip
Vice President Sherman spoke at Weldon Springs near Clinton signaling a nonpolitical tour stop while praising Taft as a patriot. He cited corporate presidents visiting the White House, lauded U S growth in railroads, manufacturing, and farming under the protective tariff, and outlined the trip through Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Taft
Sherman
Missouri
Oklahoma
Clinton
James 9
Thin City
Weldon Springa
New York
Weldon Springs
Mr. Sherman
Wiliam H. McKinley
Wesbasian Warnar
Cherry
Willem H. Taft Ia
Weldorf Springs
Ita
Wiliam Ef Tatt
Thare
White House
Roman
Watt
United States
Property transfers and deeds listed in local real estate notices
A string of property transactions and deeds is detailed, naming buyers, sellers, and properties on streets such as Berean avenue, Gamblil strest, Boulevard, Crew street, Richardson street, Glenwood avenue, Parkavanui and more. Includes warranty deeds, quitclaims, administrator’s deeds, and bonds for title, with prices and parcel sizes noted. Names include Emma Rawen, Johnenn, Georgia Realty and Investment Company, Foote, Foote, Foote, and J.W. Awtry among others. Locations span Berean avenue to Homer arrest and Oak street, with parcels ranging from 18x55 feet to 626 feet frontage and prices listed from 1 to 18 thousand dollars.
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George 3. Boofford
J. M. Hughes
Berean Avenue
Fiso
Atlanta Real Eatata Company
Martin
Wert Ale
Boulevard
Southweet
Bdrewood Avenue
Bae LG
J. WL
Roberta
Alda
Crew Atreet
Nurttene
Richardson Street
Emma Raweun
Johnenn
Clark Johnson
Fenn
Grait Street
Rawson
Dead Foote
Georgia Realty and
Fosmwalt Street
Glenn Street
Joseph Buckison
Oak Street
H. Aderma
SFS Turman
Atlants
Joe Johnson
Edward Jones
J. Thomas Wellham
Lawton
Ward Jones
George H. May
Sama
C. V. Ashby
Parkavanui
Glenwood Avenue
Quitelohn
J.W. Awtry
Weston Bruner
Sree
Idgaf
Jackson
Fantori
Northweet
North Avanep
Bond
Old Guard in Congress Faces Erasure in Taft Era
Across the nation strong Old Guard figures in Congress are forecast to be replaced after the 62nd Congress seizes power. Aldrich, Hale, Flint and Warner expected out of the Senate. Cannon may lose the Speakership in the House. Calderhead and Hall also marked for removal amid Republican and Democratic shifts. Roosevelt appointees implicated in moves against Taft face dismissal as party realigns in November.
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Taft
Aldrich
Hale
Flint
Warner
Senate
Cannon
House
J. A. T. Hall
Iowa
House Committee On Military
Calderhead
Kansas
Duncan
McKinley
California
William Kent
White House
Kent
Chicago
Windy City
Golden State
Kentucky
Frank Flint
Old Guard
Colonel Livingston
Georgia
Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
New York State
Treasury Department
Theodore Roosevelt
Gosain
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
John A. Merritt
Niagara Falls
Empire State
Joel Hunter Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Joel Hunter, chairman of the state board of examiners for certified public accountants, is improving after an appendicitis operation performed over a week ago. Doctors say he should be out soon. He is a leading accountant in the South and serves as secretary of the Georgia Association of Public Accountants.
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Joel Hunter
State Board of Examiners For Certified Public Accountants
Hunter
South
Georgia Association of Public Accountants
Slender Beauty Aids and Safe Weight Reduction Recipe
A healthful approach advised for slimming includes rest and rational meals, avoiding fasting or heavy exercise. The article provides a home recipe using Marmol, Cascara Aromatic, and Peppermint Water to be taken after meals and at bedtime, claiming to improve digestion, blood renewal, complexion, and slenderness without harming health.
New Department For Ladies Shoes Opens Monday
The store announces the opening of a new department for ladies, misses and children's shoes on Monday August 29th on the second floor with daylight and ample space. Visitors are invited to come have tea and explore a full display while staff emphasize quality, service and value for Georgia women.
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Department For Ladies’ Shoes
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Local Obituaries and Funerals in Georgia Notice
Multiple obituaries list death notices from Macon Athens and Columbus. Entries include Lucy A Cowart, Louis Healer, W D Ford, Mrs Charles Smith, Elizabeth J Cherry, Lillie Rabrel, Mrs T C Williams, Mrs W H Elliott, Mrs John Schley, Mrs Clara Edge, Mrs Albert Denzer, Harriet Frey, and Mrs J A Johnson with funeral details, survivors, and burial plans across various Georgia towns.
Policy of Nicaragua Outlined by Estrada
General Estrada, provisional president of Nicaragua, outlines his administration policy. He directs Dr. Peivado Castrillo to Washington to present aims including reestablishing finances, ending Zelayaism, abolishing private privileges, and upholding the Washington convention. He pledges free elections within six months for the presidency.
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Nicaragua
Estrada
Bluefielda
Juan J. Estrada
Peivado Castrillo
United States
Washington
Iatood
Chicago Woman Held On Smuggling Charge
New York August 27 Mrs Mayme McKenna of Chicago faced a hearing on smuggling after customs examiners found twelve trunks from Europe aboard the Mauretania. Gowned Paris gowns valued at 1600 and diamonds worth 1500 were claimed as returned after she swore they were seized with her. She was paroled in custody.
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New York
Europe
Mauretania
Mayme McKenna
Chicago
United States
Hitchcock
Preacher and Wife Star in Musical Comedy
Chicago August 27 A former Ryder Memorial pastor Dudley Fosher and his wife join the chorus of A Stubborn Cinderella. Fosher argues stage work spreads morality better than preaching, criticizing church salaries and purity. He dances in indigenous costume and arranges audience participation. his wife performs in the pony ballet and assists with moral instruction.
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Chicago
Dudley ¢. Fosher
Ryder Memorial Church
Woodlawn
Fosher
Pony Ballet
Aselsta
Amer‘tes
bin Abitty
Pouher
Atlanta Invited to Appalachian Exposition Tour
Knoxville party of fifty plans a two day visit to Atlanta August 27 to invite Chattanooga Dalton and Atlanta to the Appalachian exposition in Knoxville September 13 to October 17. Led by William J. Oliver the delegation will be received by city officials and commercial bodies as they promote a regional development program.
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Elizabeth J. Cherry
John A. Cherry
Rosa
See Waters
Cherry
Atlanta
Griffin
Mra. Waters
Addie Carson
Thomas D
California
Edger PF
Charles M. Cherry
City
Attwood Avenue
At & O
Knoxville
Tenn
Moon
Nber
Chattanooga
Dalton
Rome
Georgia
Wiliam J. Oliver
Exposition Company
Hin
Tea Steel- Pete Thag
Sulachien
Tt B
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