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Constitution
New York
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Wotaling
Broadway
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Thirty-eighth Street
Forty-second Street
Park Row
Madison Square
Atlanta’s New Garbage Ordinance Urges Fly Proof Receptacles
The city’s health department and recorder urge residents to comply with the new garbage and earth-closet ordinance. Inspectors will enforce the rule to reduce disease-carrying flies, promising court action for noncompliance and a expected decline in Atlanta’s high death rate as authorities pledge strict enforcement.
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Atlanta
Board of Health
Aaniery Department
Recorder
Lkely
Exposition in the Golden West Opens in Seattle
President Taft inaugurates the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle highlighting national progress and the educational value of displaying the Pacific region’s wealth. The piece argues expositions expand understanding of Pacific states, Alaska, and Klondike prospects, fostering non sectional patriotism.
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Taft
Washington
Seattle
Queen City
Portland
America
Pacific
Alaska
Klondike
Polar
Preas
Pacific Ocean
South
Pacific States
United States
Warming Reception for Japanese Visitors Signals Change
The Pacific coast greets the Japanese training squadron with cordial hospitality, a marked shift from two months ago when near riots were possible. Vice Admiral Uriu’s planned visit to Annapolis for the class of ’El reunion is expected to draw strong ovations, signaling a national recovery from wartime hysteria and a check on demagoguery.
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Pacific
United States
San Francisco
Little Brown
Uriu
Annapolis
Admiral Dewey
Annapoli
Adjournment Prospects In Congress Amid Tariff Revision
Congress stalls on adjournment with only about one third of Aldrich bill schedules considered. The Senate faces decisive items amid strong sentiment, while President Taft backs tariff revision and a June 10 income tax vote is seen as a turning point. Strong hopes rest on expedited work and trusted influence from Uncle Joe Cannon and influential constituents.
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Congress
Aldrich
Senate
Joe” Cannon
Taft
Taxing Tea Sparks Tariff Debate and Equity Concerns
A proposed 20 cent per pound tariff on tea would raise consumer prices from 25–35 cents to about 36–45 cents per pound, sparking questions of equity. Proponents argue protection for domestic producers, but U.S. output remains tiny relative to national consumption, about ten thousand to fifteen thousand pounds versus 100 million pounds needed. tea culture in the United States, especially South Carolina, has yet to deliver a national tea solution.
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South Carolina
Economic Debate on Tariff Aid for Domestic Production
The text argues that tariff aid should not be granted to shelter budding industries at the expense of the general public. It warns that relying on imports or heavy levies distorts policy and burdens those least able to bear the tax while delaying true self sufficiency.
Coming Home And The Loneliness Of War Time Notes
A fragmented page mixes sentimental verses about a mother awaiting a son’s return with rural jingles and satire. It includes a Georgia homefront poem about a child coming home, lines about plantation life, a Crisp County correspondent remark on good roads for autos, a Punch-like jab at Uncle Joe Cannon, and weathering storms with a warning of a looming cyclone. The scattered items form a dated snapshot of rural life and public commentary.
Meeting on widening Garrett's Bridge Road in Harper's store
A meeting is planned this evening at 8 o'clock in Harper's store at the West Hunter street and Garrett's bridge road intersection to appoint a committee. The panel will study widening Garrett's bridge road from West View cemetery to the river from 40 to 60 feet and pave with macadam by the county. The committee will be instructed to appear before the county commissioners. Citizens along the road are urged to attend. KE HO Aull and Evelyn Harris announced that the South Carolina Press Association will visit Atlanta July 1, with fifty members arriving at 6 am and leaving 11 am the next day. Coupons for hospitality will be arranged by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Weat Hunter Street
Garrett's Bridge Road
West View Cemetery
Board of County Commissioners
KE HO Aull
South Carolina Press Association
Evelyn Harris
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina Association
Atlanta
South Carolina
Cooper
Aull
Asan Candler
Palmetto Newspaper Association
Shipp and Associates Await U S Court Sentences
Former Sheriff J F Shipp of Chattanooga Tennessee and five codefendants reached Washington in custody to face the Supreme Court for contempt of court tied to the Regie Johnson lynching. The group, including Jeremiah Gibson Nick Nolan Henry Padgett William Mays and Eather Williams, will appear in court tomorrow. They travel under guard and are lodged at a hotel with little restraint, expressing fatigue but good physical condition and appreciation for marshal and supporters.
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Washington
J. F. Shipp
Chattanooga
Tenn
Supreme Court of the United States
Regie Johnson
Shipp
Jeremiah Gibson
Nick Nolan
Henry Padgett
Wiliam Mays
Eather Williams
United States
W. A. Dunlap
M. H. Cutt
G. W. Chamies
Marshal Dunlap
The Liberian Commission Heads Home From Monrovia
The American Liberian commission, after about a month in Monrovia, has practically concluded its investigation of conditions in the republic. The commissioners sailed from Monrovia aboard the scout cruisers Beagle and Perry. They expect to reach the United States aboard a week in June.
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Washington
American Liberian Commission
Monrovia
Fiberia
African Republic
Ihe
Beas Pergetee Shoat Bs
United States
Governor Inspects State Institutions on Baldwin County Visit
Governor Hoke Smith departed for Milledgeville to inspect Georgia state institutions in Baldwin County. He will review the sanitarium, prison farm, and reformatory and deliver the commencement address at the military colleges in the state capitol. Murphey Candler will represent the state at this morning’s railway matelerk welcome ceremony.
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Hoke Smith
Milledgeville
Baldwin County
Military Colleges
State Reformatory
Smith Wes
Matelerk
Murphey Candler
DeKalb
Railroad Commission
Memorial Day Observed by American Colony at Maine Wreck
Memorial day was observed by the American colony here with representatives placing a wreath and the colors over the wreck of the Maine.
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Maine
Havana
Four Year High School Plan for Avlanta Boys
The Boys' High School of Avlanta will switch from a three-year to a four-year program with four departments: classical technological scientific and business. Most freshmen favor the four-year course to avoid an extra college year, with entry to Yale Harvard or other colleges possible after graduation. The new curriculum outlines first to fourth year offerings across the four departments emphasizing Latin English, classics, history, geometry, algebra, German, physics, chemistry, drawing, and bookkeeping among others.
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Avlanta
Yale
Harvard
Achoala
Caernar
College Algrebia
Price of Meat Up Consumers Pay Bill
The piece notes a 20 cent per pound rise in freeh mat meat and a 35 percent wholesale rise in flour, pushing up consumer prices. It cites center cuts like a 15 cent steak rising to 17 ½, pork chops to 20 cents, and widespread increases across meats. Consumers face higher costs as florists and poultry costs follow suit, with butcher prices reflecting the trend.
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Chicago
Thanhkagiing
Saul
Oman
Poliely
State Normal School Holds Closing Exercises
Athens Ga May 31 Special The State Normal School ended a record year with 49 graduates sent into the ranks of state teachers An orchestral program and brief exercises preceded the address by Miss Nell Shockley of Apalachee GI The senior class led the singing and diplomas were awarded by President Branson
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Athens
State Normal School
Prater
Misa Nell Shockley
Apalachee
Blow
Sast
Branson
Camp Tige Anderson Meeting Notice
Judge S H Landrum commander and Samuel Fulton adjutant of Camp Tige Anderson United Confederate Veterans call for a meeting tonight at 8 oclock in Judge Landrums courthouse on Decatur Street. The agenda covers officer elections and plans for the Memphis reunion with many local veterans expected to attend.
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S H. Landrum
Samuel Fulton
Camp Tige Anderson
United Confederate Veterans
Oclock
Judge Landrums Justice Court
Decatur Street
Memphis
Camp
Tige Anderson
Music at Lucy Cobb Institute delights Athens audience
In Seney Stovall chapel at Lucy Cobb Institute on May 31 Athens residents witnessed a student recital and an evening concert. Young performers listed include Adeline Dobbs Ruth Turner Minnie Thomas Claire McKee Elitra Weatmoreland Meta Duke Mary Bilack Ruus Freeman Josephine Dobbs Sarah Gerdine Marguerite Thoma Mary Blalock Rubio Fleeman Annie Lou Fender Elvira Westmoreland Edith Branson.
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Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Seney-Stovall Chapel
Stugenta
Adeline Dobbs
Ruth Turner
Minnie Thomas
Claire McKee
Elitra Weatmoreland
Meta Duke
Mary Bialock
Ruus Freeman
Josephine Dobbs
Commencement Sermon Delivered in Athens GA
Yesterday afternoon at the State Normal school Rev Richard Wilkinson of Augusta gave the annual commencement sermon. He selected as his text three Bible statements: Bear ye one another's burdens, Every man shall bear his own burden, Cast your burdens on the Lord.
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Athens
State Normal School
Richard Wilkinson
Augusta
Carteraville Public Schools Hold Commencement Week
Carteraville Georgia public schools held commencement events last week. The alo ention contest was in the auditorium Monday morning and the High School presented The Merchant of Venice Up to Date on Tuesday evening before the graduates were honored at the Tabernacle Wednesday evening.
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Cartersville Public Schools
Carteraville
Carteraville Public Schools
Merchant of Venice
Tabernacle
Greek Boy Arrested Over Liquor Laden Visit
Greek youth Chris Alexander recently arrived from Greece landed in New York and Atlanta. He was charged with keeping liquor after bringing a demijohn of brandy to a Greek restaurant on Petera Street where officers seized the beverage. Alexander and two others were bound over in state cases under $1,000 bond. The trial also covered a transporting blind tower offense involving Mason Harris, a telegraph messenger, who was fined and jailed pending bond.
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Greece
Chris
New York
Atlanta
D P Alexander
Petera Street
Officera Bynum
EB F Davis
Jim Poulos
China
DFP Aleshander
Youlos
Mason Harris
Arthur
John Adams
Harris
Special Meeting Called for Board of Education Elections
The Board of Education will hold a special meeting presided by President Luther Rosser next Saturday morning to elect teachers for the new scholastic year and assign them to schools. Resignations may trigger real elections while others are reelected. principals report on teachers' qualifications to Superintendent William M Slaton for placement decisions. The meeting may address textbook changes and E P Burns's rental committee reports.
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Board of Education
Luther Rosser
Noxt
Warlons Schooly J
William M Slaton
E P Burns
Struck by Lightning in Quitman Georgia
During an electrical storm on May 31 Jim Hines a prominent local citizen was severely shocked when lightning entered through an electric light wire in his back room. He was unconscious for twelve hours and remained in a precarious condition though physicians expect recovery.
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Quitman
Jim Hines
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