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Dr Henderson to Speak in Atlanta on Civic Stewardship
Dr Charles R Henderson of Chicago, sociology professor and charity reform advocate, will address Atlanta tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock on Civic Stewardship Our Duty to the Unfortunate. He has led national charity efforts and chaired related committees, appealing to a broad audience through Associated Charities.
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Conviction of the Night Riders Sends Six to Gallows
A Tennessee trial of the Night Riders from Reelfoot Lake ends in guilty verdicts for eight defendants. Six face the gallows, two receive twenty-year penitentiaries. Jurors are praised for their duty, with leaders Garrett Johnson and others singled out for their roles in the lawless actions. The South watches, law and order vindicated. The court must soon set executions, with further trials pending for remaining members.
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President Candler's Strong Appeal to Atlanta Citizens
The Atlanta Constitution lauds Asa G. Candler's call for urgent municipal action. It urges backing a proposed bond issue to fund sewer and water connections and school facilities, arguing bond ownership would boost citizenship and vigilant governance.
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Augusta election crisis and party reform call
The passage laments partisan bias in the Taft Hearst era campaign and urges the Republican National Committee to rise above politics. It calls for competent specialists, ruthless removal of biased figures, and a return to examining trends and the Augusta announcement's gravity, imagining Hearst influencing the inquiry.
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Holiday Delay and Humorous Spelling Lesson Tale
A long-winded fragment recalls a father who learns his son stayed home for holidays due to a missed spelling lesson. The teacher kept him after class to learn words, while the father funds the boy with extra pocket money. The piece blends verse, quotes, and commentary on boredom, optimism, and the hope of a brighter year.
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Pardon Granted to Nash Oxending of Croatan Tribe
Governor Smith pardoned Nash Oxending, a Croatan Indian who served eighteen years for the murder of another tribe member. Oxending, 63, has been a model prisoner and will return to Robla, North Carolina, with Roberta Lev aiding in the case. The article notes Cragton Indians in Robison County and NC intermarriage restrictions. It also mentions convict wage receipts, a $100 reward for Joshua Swain in Montgomery County, and memorial exercises for lawyer Ton Franklis Miller with remarks by Augusta officials. The Supreme Court closed October term arguments and will address the custorn circmt docket next.
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Shadow of Gallows Negro Likely to Be Pardoned
The Georgia pardon may free George Dillard a Houston county Negro sentenced to death for the murder of Rich Brown. New affidavits claim Brown was intoxicated and attacked Dillard, who killed in self defense. The prison commission has urged a full pardon and the governor's decision is expected today.
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Reconsideration of Monument Site by Camp Tige Anderson
At the January 5 meeting of Camp Tige Anderson No 1465 United Confederate Veterans resolutions praised United Daughters of the Confederacy for reconsidering the Wirt monument site. They urged placing the monument in Georgia locations such as Andersonville or Atlanta and asked Georgia Daughters to keep the work within Georgia. A copy of the resolution was to be sent to Mrs EG McCabe, president of the Atlanta DC chapter.
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Aged man commits suicide in Griffin Georgia home
In Griffin Georgia on January 8 special report states EB N Grosier, 73, shot himself in the head with a .38 caliber pistol at the home of Alderman J M Bassett, with whom he had lived recently. He had suffered a fall weeks earlier and serious injuries, and his mental condition was impaired. His body was taken to Macon for burial.
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Taft and Secretary of State Golf in Augusta
President-Elect Taft and his secretary of state spent a quiet morning in Augusta engaging in a round of golf. The duo planned an afternoon conference on forming Taft's cabinet with no political callers arriving today, keeping the focus on the upcoming labor of government.
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Sheltering Arms Shows Year of Fine Work
The Sheltering Arms Home showcases its year of service aiding industrious mothers and their children. Miss Mary Barnwell’s kindergarten, the day nursery, and new facilities support seventy daily residents, with improved linen supplies, dietary kitchen, and expanded staff.
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City to Redraw City Wards and Street Projects
Alderman Aldine Chambers plans an ordinance to redraw the city into ten wards instead of nine, affecting all ward boundaries. Paving and widening on Gilmer Street, repaving Decatur and Marietta streets are under active consideration with funding from last year’s allocations and new appropriations to follow.
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Resurrection Hopes lecture by Walter Bundy in Brooklyn
Traveling evangelist Walter H Bundy under Watch Tower Society auspices will speak in Red Men's Hall Brooklyn on Sunday at 1 and 7:45 PM on the subject Resurrection Hopes. Bundy, once in Atlanta, is praised for gospel ministry and personal character. He will quote Bible testimony and God's word as the basis for his statements. Three Negro children burned in separate incident in Washington area.
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WHAT PRESIDENT-ELECT THINKS OF GATE CITY
From Augusta a tale of a conversation between Judge Taft and James J Slee of Milledge, noting Milledgeville once the capital of Georgia and Atlanta’s rise to prominence. Taft quips that Atlanta has captured everything except the outer races at Savannah and Milledge.
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Bank of Taliaferro Holds 1909 Officers Meeting
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Taliaferro, Crawfornville Georgia, was held today. Eight officers were elected for the year 1909, including John F. Holden as president and Grittin as vice president.
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