University of Georgia to reopen after holidays
Athens January 3 Special The University of Georgia will reopen tomorrow after a two week Christmas vacation for the season closing at commencement. A large number of students from various sections of the state are expected to enroll and attendance may exceed previous records. The winter course in agriculture starts tomorrow.
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University of Georgia Summer School
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Atlanta
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Deschwyter
Ernest Sims
Dute County
Mulis
Appointment to be made today for late Judge Atkinson
Governor Tenell will the week appoint a successor to the late Judge Thomas Atkinson who died after a brief tenure in Coweta Circuit. Blackburn of the governor office and Captain Revill attended the LaGrange funeral as the only Capitol officials present. The prison commission meets this week with no major cases. Inspector General Obear returns to duties after illness and may tour for inspection. The Supreme Court reconvenes after a holiday recess for a relatively quiet week at the state house.
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LaGrange Yesterda
Atkinson
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Revill
LaGrange Esterday
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Prison Commission
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Obear
Supreme Court
State House
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Advertises Pain Relief
A druggist offers a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding or protruding with PAZO OINTMENT promising to refund money if not effective within 14 days. The ad emphasizes quick relief and a money back guarantee.
Indians Found Kin to Teutons in Mexico
Mexico City reports Dr William Bauer, German ethnologist, mapping southern Mexican tribes. His work includes a 3000 word Zapotec vocabulary and notes on the Wiseres, a 20000-strong group said to descend from Teutons. The Wiseres are described as fair haired, dark skinned, with notable physical strength. Berlin’s royal ethnology museum supported fuller investigations.
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Mexico City
William Bauer
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Wiseres
Europe
Royal Museum of Ethnology
Berlin
Bauer Ita
Blank books and office staples at Ino Mills Co
Blank books and office staples are advertised by Ino Mills Company located at 39 Manetta Street.
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Armenia Tensions Spark Russian Alarm in Caucasus
St Petersburg reports an intolerable Caucasus situation as Arrhenian revolutionary activity and bandit excesses rise. Grand Duke Nicholas arrives to address the region and Prince Guplzin faces questions of governance amid imperial confiscations of Armenian church property. An AP dispatch notes Armenian committees hoarding arms in Paris London and New York, signaling readiness for a spring uprising in southeastern Russia.
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Lokal Anzeiger
Caucasus
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Guplzin
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Dominicans Seek Annexation or Protectorate by United States
Reports from Santo Domingo indicate substantial elements seek U S protection or annexation amid ongoing revolution and economic ruin. Roosevelt and officials closely monitor, with prior annexation proposals dating to 1871 and ongoing calls from business elites, many of Spanish descent, for American intervention.
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