City News and Local Notices
City news reports Mr DeForley improving after appendicitis surgery at Wesley Memorial hospital. Civil service exams in Manila and other posts announced with salaries from 1 000 to 3 000 per year. Central Baptist church picnic set for Friday at College Park with games and a potential baseball feature involving Pastor Ridley. Hand torn off by dynamite near Madras Georgia when a boy aged Hales Beasley, saw a dynamite cap and ignited it.
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Mr. DeForley
William V W. DeForley
Forsyth Theater
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Federal
Philippine Service
Central Baptist Church
College Fark
Garnett
Worsyth
Madras
Gan
Hales Beaaley
Will Herring
Vacation Clothes at Cut Rates by Tom Weaver Tailor
Local tailor Tom Weaver of 14 Luckie Street advertises vacation clothing at cut rate prices. The notice highlights ready to wear summer attire and alterations service for travelers and locals.
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Tom Weaver
Luckie St
Fair Play for Inventors from Leslie's Weekly
The article argues that inventor rewards spur life long ingenuity and boost a self supporting patent office. It notes inventions have built large industries, created jobs, and supported post, rail, and shipping economies while improving public welfare. It cites Pat, the sewing machine, telephone, gasoline motor, safety razor, mower and reaper, fountain pen, typewriters and watches as American standards.
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Leslie's Weekly
Patent Office
Western Union Purchases 10000 Underwood Typewriters
Western Union announces a bulk purchase of 10,000 Underwood typewriters. The deal expands Western Union’s office equipment fleet and supports increased typing capacity for communications work. The firms did not disclose pricing details.
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The
Western Union
Thaw and Jerome clash in Matteawan hearing debate
In White Plains New Jersey on June 26 Harry K Thaw and William Travers Jerome sparred in a public hearing on Thaw s bid for release from Matteawan insane asylum The exchange focused on motive and character with Jerome alleging Thaw used his influence to attack White and Thaw refusing to assist in discrediting the dead Stanford White Threats of further examination and heated exchanges dominated the day as Evelyn Thaw observed from the courtroom
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White Plains
N. J
Harry K. Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Thaw
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Stanford White
Mr. Jerome
White
England
Mrager
Jerome
Harvard
Clarence J. Shearn
Matteawan
Jhme
Keogh
Jeronte
Abraham Hummel
Evelyn Thaw
Washington Baptist Association to Meet at Tennille
Sandersville Ga June 26 Special On Tuesday and Wednesday July 2 and 3 the Washington Baptist Association will meet with Tennille Baptist Church Tennille Ga a two days session will be held This organization has been running for nearly fifty years and at each annual meeting large crowds attend Tennille is preparing to entertain the visitors royally.
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Sandersville
Washington Baptist Association
Tennille
New Bills Introduced In The House And Senate
A long list of proposed measures from both chambers includes funding for a Bibb county high school, state fund support for a University soil survey, a revised county officer salary plan, and new charters for Grantville and Lena. Also noted are tax, education, and infrastructure bills affecting Georgia towns, counties, and state agencies with several budget and governance implications.
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Hall
Bibb
County Board of Commissioners
Bibb County
Board of Public Education
McCarthy
Chatham
Calhoun and Johnson
Bartow
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Cartersville
Vinson
Baldwin
University of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Kirby
Bragnon
Coweta
Grantville
York of
Cobb
Anderson
Stubbs
Putnam
Adams
Milledgeville State Farm
Wohlender
Muscoyne
Commissioner of Agriculture
Jones and Williams
Meriwether
Lena
Fosaer
Floyd
Burwell of
Hancock
Py Adams
Halt
Brinson
Board of Commissioners
Ault
Department of Agriculture
Slade
Muskogee
Watta
Randolph
Burwell
Hancnck
A. W. Hutchinson
Hancock County
Slada
Mus
Kogee
O. H. Dearing
W. D. O'Halloren
Middleton
Superior Court of
Wayne
Screven
Lovejoy
Troup
LaGrange
Hitchcock
Garlington
Richmond
Tarver
Whitfield
Georgia
Department of Banking of
Senate
J. H. Felker
Twenty Seventh
G W. Adame
Twenty-Eighth
Congress
Putnam County
Bush
Georgia School of Technology
I. A. Bush
J W. J. Harris
Thirty-Eighth
J. A. Cromartie
Democratic platform plank on tariffs and reforms
The article outlines a Democratic platform emphasizing tariff limits for revenue only, immediate revision for life needs, strict anti trust enforcement, and opposition to a central bank in favor of flexible banking. It details labor support, income tax by constitutional amendment, direct senator elections, and civil service reform amid debates with Gompers and Brantley over labor policies.
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New York
Democratic Party
Taft
Democratic House of Representatives
Russia
Uae
Orkmen
Newlands
Culberson-Brantley
Senator Culberson
Mr. Brantley
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Culberson
Texas
Georgia
Brantley
Gompers
Denver
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Mitchell
Morrison
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Gompers
James A. Emery
Bryan
Mr. VanCleve
St. Louis
Mr. Emery
American Stock Growers’ Association
A. W. Rucker
Colorado
Albert 8. Grigg
American Civic Reform Association
Quezon
Philippine Islands
Harry Irwin
Hawaii
Strong
Alaska
Col Roosevelt Outlines Plans For White House Fight
Colonel Roosevelt declares he will stay in the race to the end, citing letters of support and hefty private donations. He says interests that defeated him in Chicago seek to derail his nomination, and Comptroller Prendergast warns the plan is theft of the presidency. Roosevelt notes increasing backing, predicts more trouble, and plans to press on despite opposition.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Hoosevelt
Hadhey
Texas
Washington
Baltimore
Prendergast
Progressive
Roosevelt Decries Tactics and Slams Anarchist Plotters
Colonel Roosevelt addressed opponents who accused him of archy like ideas and claimed improper methods defeated him. He condemned theft and recounted a cordial reception from storekeepers and gardeners, likening locals to a French commune. He joked about Chicago politics and Baltimore rumors linking Charles Murphy to Tamany influence, wondering if it bodes Gaynor.
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Roosevelt
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Baltimore
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Coronel
Gaynor
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Ohio
Beckham
Kentucky
United States
Taylor
Fisher
Interior Department
West
Greggs
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Irving Fisher
Yale College
Darlington
Owen
Oklahoma
National Health Bureau
Alexander Walters
Civil Service
Llewellyn Jordan
Georges T. Morgan
Techvie . Ac
Rountree Trunk & Bag Co
Kitehall
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Col. Roosevelt
Martha Randolph
Kenyon
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Eiseman Bros., Inc
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