People’s Trust to Down Trusts by Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson declares a People’s Tobacco Trust plan led by a 21 member public board with no salaries, 6 percent fixed dividends, and profits trickling back as lower food prices. He vows to campaign in Kentucky, promises leadership and union of labor and consumer stakes, and seeks investor trust nationwide.
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People's Tobacco Trust
Stirkee Kentuckians
Savings Bank Boards of Massachusetts
Tobacco Trust
Tedrovk
Gurley Society
Kentucky
People’s Trust
Lst
Board of Governors
Sama
Iite
Thomas W. Lawson
Touching Appeal From a Persecuted Editor in Mexico
A partial extract from a U S magazine recounts editor Paulino Martinez of La Von de Juarey facing government seizure of his office and printing press during a wartime crackdown. His wife Greacencis Garcia de Martinez was arrested and imprisoned by Judge Juan Parz de Laon under a campaign to suppress his papers.
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Prep
Mexico
Paulino Martinez
la von de Juarey
Harbarons
Paulino Martines
Martines
Bolem
Unite States
Juan Parz de Laon
Greacencis Garcia de Martinez
Public officials warned against baseless fearmongering and executive overreach
A heated critique argues public panic harms governance and notes that executive power cannot exceed or redefine laws. It stresses that policies must stay within constitutional authority, with Congress defining land, securities, and public domain actions. It defends state action where federal limits apply and urges public accountability.
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Don Quixote
Stoleawipe
Hoonevelt
Congress
Interior Department
Acts of Congress
Folsoms New Restaurant Menu Preview at 18 20 Marietta Street
Daily selection features bellegeries of the reason with special a la carte dishes. Today’s menu follows.
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Reason
On & Specia
Selections to Order Served for the Day
Menu snippet lists various dishes with prices and notes. Items include broked live lobster, tilapia chips, planked shad, venison steak, duck dishes, rabbit, turkey, and family steak. Mentions chafing dish service in Atlanta with moderate prices.
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Saratoga
Newburg
la Henry Folsom
Tamb Fries
Manaviste
Atlanta
Mortuary News From Forsyth and Charlotte
Mortuary notices report the death of Duncan G McCowen of Forsyth at home after weeks of illness. He was about eighty four and a Primitive Baptist minister for over fifty years, survived by wife and four children and an uncle of Senator Duncan U Fletcher. Nearby obituaries note Nimrod W Paris of Hiram, W R Gunn of Macon, A J Hadlow of Scottdale, and Mrs Josie Blasingame of Forsyth. Captain Henry W Clark of Charlotte dies in his office. J C Davenport of Norcross dies after pneumonia.
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Duncan G. McCowen
Forsyth
Hitler Duncan G McCowen
Mr. McCowen
J D McCowen
RG _McCowen
J M. McCowen
M E Shi
McCowen
Duncan U Fletcher
Nimrod W. Paris
Hiram
Paulding County
W. R. Gunn
Wor Gung
Lucklestraat
H. P.O. No
Macon
Masonic Lodge
Migs Dlsle Gunn
Kingston
Tan
Josie Blasingame
L. M. Binsingame
Sen
Harry G. Poole
Culloden
Intermont
Cagdt
H. W. Clark
Charlotte
N.C
Henry W Clark
St. Catherine
Trade Street
Captain Clark
Boston
J. C. Davenport
Norcross
J. & Davenport
Toned C. Davenport
Eugene Davenport
James, Davenport
Maxwell Davenport
Atlante
Annual Meeting Today of Relief Association
The Montefiore Relief Association holds its nineteenth annual meeting this evening at 3 o'clock in the synagogue at Gilmer and Piedmont. Dr Nathan Bisdhinan of Athens will speak on the Higher Meaning of Charity. President Dorian and secretary Edwards will read annual reports. Election of officers for the coming year will also take place.
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Montefiore Relief Association
Gilmer and
Piedmont
Nathan Bisdhinan
Athens
Joe] Dorian
A. Edhwarts
New Comet Shines in Southern Skies Across Cities
Reports from Asheville Charlotte Cambridge Chattanooga Macon and Columbia describe a bright new comet visible after sunset in the southern United States. Observers note a long tail and strong brilliancy, with lookouts over Mount Pigah and Lookout Mountain and sightings spreading across multiple cities including Charleston Greenville and Newberry.
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Asheville
N.C
Mount Pigah
North Carolina
Charlotte
Venus
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Observatory
Kiel
Stare Almont
Chattanooga
Tenn
Macon
Notanhoring
South Carolina
Columbia
Greenville
Newberry
Southwestern
Cotcock
Astronomical Department
University of South Carolina
Lion Keeper Follows His Pets to the Grave
William A. Sorrow, 38, longtime keeper at Grant Park, died yesterday at his home 63 Viola Street. He had no wife and two children. Known to town children, he reportedly died from blood poisoning after handling a lion. Funeral from his residence this afternoon at 2:30. Interment in West View Cemetery. Pallbearers appointed from Greenberg Bond Broomfield chapl at 2 o'clock: O Ritter, B F Gilleapie, W C Lewis, C D Wilson, N Caussy, Dana Caray.
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William A. Sorrow
Mona
Grant Park
Viola Atreet
Altinning
West View Cemetery
Greenberg, Bond & Broomfield
O. Ritter
B. F. Gilleapie
W. C. Lewis
C.D. Wilson
N. Caussy
Dana Caray
Plasterer Falls From New Forsyth Street Theater
Wilber Jones a 47 year old plasterer of 92 Grant Street fell from the second story of the near completion Forsyth Street theater at North Forsayth and Duckie streets and landed on a crowd on the first floor. He was taken to Grady hospital unconscious but examination found no broken bones though internal injury possible. Doctors expect several weeks before Jones may return to work due to a serious bruise and recovery uncertain.
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Forsyth Street
Forayth
Duckie
Wilber Jones
Grant
Beating the 1912 Presidency Contenders in Washington
The piece surveys potential presidential contenders across parties with Governor Hughes, Harmon, Marshall, Gaynor, Shafroth, Culberson, Newlands, Gore, Bryan, and Taft, plus Roosevelt and Bourne. It notes Taft’s bid to mold east, west, and south policy, prohibition’s rising role, and governors like Willson and Hammond shaping future campaigns.
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Hughes
Republican Party
New York
Tevas
Culberson
Newlands
Nevada
Gore
Oklahomy
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Jonathan Bourne
Willson
James Tawner
Minne
Joseph G Cannon
John Hays Hammond
Washington
Hammond
Walter Gresham
Thealveston van
Texas
California
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Congress
Burleson Seeks Repeal of Oleomargarine Tax
Representative Burleson of Texas testified before the House agriculture committee seeking repeal of the oleomargarine tax. He argued the tax raised butter prices, noting pre tax oleomargarine production and prices, and claiming reduced production led to higher butter costs. He cited industry groups backing repeal and said evidence will be heard in February.
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Washington
Burleson
Texas
House Committee On Agriculture
Nafighal Daire Union
Barbers of Commerce
Collier Funeral Notices for 1910 Victim and Groom
Friends and relatives of George W Colier Elizabeth Dodd Luta Colier Roy Collier and Virgil Collier invited to funeral Sunday January 23 1910 at 230 pm from Elizabeth Dodd’s residence 7 Beachtree circle pallbearers named meet at Patterson chapel at 2 pm. Also notice for Miss Elz Groom with Deaf Mute Bible class pallbearers and West View cemetery interment.
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T ¢ Longino
Henry Kennedy
J J Collier
Elz Groom
Barclay & Brandons Chapel
Marietta Street
Edward Melone
Peres Ligon
Will Gholstin
Walter Christian
Wille Brown
George Brawe
West View Cemetery
City Sealed Bids Sought for 1910 Street Work and Furnishings
Contractors sealed proposals for the Mason and General Council funded projects for 1910 include furnishing and setting concrete curbing, brick sidewalks, cement sidemarks, and sewer work. Bids are to be received at the City Clerk's office by 3 pm Monday February tin. A certified check payable to 7 Bo Foster City Clerk accompanies each bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Sealeh
Masor and General Council
Sil Pe
Uni 3
Foster City
Clatton Chey
Lang brothers confess in Decatur assault case
Detected in Chattanooga, Delas Lang confessed to repeatedly assaulting Rosa McQuiston, with Clint Lang admitting presence in the woods. The girl lies in critical condition at Decatur, as authorities report a tense town facing threats while mob fears rise.
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Lang Brothers
Chattanooga
Decatur
Ala
Chattanooga Tenn
Detse
Clint Lang
Rosa McQuiston
Lang
Delas Lang
Clint
J B. Free
Decestur
Clifford Free
Bree
Lang Brothecb
John Mall
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Scottdale
Harry G Poole
Marble Hill
Relief Association
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