Quality whiskey defined by Oppenheim sales pitch
There is probably more difference in whis kies than in any other commodity. This is large ly because so few people really know the dif ference between an indifferent piece of goods and one of merit. If you order all of your sup plies from Oppenheim, you can be absolutely certain that you will get the best that can be had. This business is built upon quality-ab solute, unvarying quality-and everything is sold on the money-back plan. Telephone 326 for quick delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheim
Stuart
Amelia
Sryther
A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Taft Urged To Stay Off Supreme Bench
Telegrams and letters pour in urging Secretary of War Taft not to accept a seat on the Supreme Court offered by President Roosevelt. Taft faces a quandary weighing judicial ambition against interests tied to Panama Canal and the Philippines amid Republican calls and protests from supporters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Tapsa
Panama
Sounds
Wattsg
Adamson Heads the Committee Leads Rivers and Harbors Visit
Mobile Ala March 13 The congressional rivers and harbors committee led by Congressman Adeimson of Georgia arrived in Mobile from Pensacola in Chairman Burtons absence They were toured the city by carriage and banqueted with the principal address by Hon Fuchard Clarke former district congressman They were met by Congressman G W Taylor and Gulf and Shipbuilding railroad President Jones and will sail to Gulfport Mass aboard the cutter Winont to return to Washington
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Mobile
Ala
Congressional Rivers and Harbors Committee
Adeimson
Georgia
Burton
Pensacola
Fuchard Clarke
G. W. Taylor
Jone
Gulf
Raiirand
Gulfport
Mass
Winont
Washington
Fund Drive Planned for UGA Alumni Association Gym
Canvass to raise at least 35000 dollars for the University of Georgia Alumni Young Men’s Christian Association building on campus. A coordinated effort led by AW Woods Wintec and acting state secretary Munger will launch within ten to fourteen days, with funds to be gathered by the Alumni Society before next commencement in Athens Georgia.
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Athens
Maren
Funde
Christian Association
University of Georgia
Woods Wintec
Barrow
Debaters Chosen for Annual Intercollegiate Contest
University of Georgia selects Lansing B. Leet and Van Wilhite as its two representatives for the annual intercollegiate debate with the University of North Carolina. They won the campus contest debating tariff policy for revenue only. The meeting set for April 6 at Chapel Hill. The event marks the seventh clash in a series where Georgia and North Carolina have each won three debates. Athens Opera House leased to Gortatoweky Bros for remodel into a premier state playhouse.
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Athens
University of Georgia
University of North Carolina
Lansing B. Leet
Augusta
van Wilhite
Windter
Georgia Boys
Chapel Hil
N. C
Messrs
Lee
Wihl Ta
Georgia
Sid
Cascarets advertised as safe child remedy in old trade ad
An antique ad touts Cascarets candy tablets as the safest medicine for children and nursing mothers, claiming they prevent stomach and bowel troubles from various illnesses. It urges keeping Cascarets at home, warns against harsh purgatives, notes ten cent boxes, and mentions a Sterling Remedy Company gift offer with a gold plated trinket.
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Cascaretts
Assault of Miss Buffington by a Black Man in Macon
In Macon on March 13 a mulatto man grabbed Miss Myrtle Buffington near Ballard School and dragged her toward an alley before a passing white man interrupted the attack. Police and a large crowd hunted the assailant through the night, with several arrests made and lynching threats from outraged citizens as the victim recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution Bureau
Decona Street
Macon
Dannenberg Company
Oak and Arch
Myrtle Buffington
Ballard
Granville Conner
Jenkins
Jend
Miss Buffington
Conner
Ea Buffington
Cole Street
Dannenbere Company
Abenegro
Vletha
Lava Flowing Into The Sea At Samoan Volcano
Honolulu March 13 Officers of the Heather Sierra report the Savali island eruption continues on a large scale. Three villages including Maiaeola have been destroyed. Lava streams into the ocean a quarter mile wide and 20 feet deep at 80 feet per hour. A molten wall six miles long is seen at night. Government chartered the Maori to remove women and children from the danger zone. No communication with Tafiti since the hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Sydney
Samoa
Savali
Maiaeola
A. King
G. Barkley
Steaaner Maori
Sierra
Anniversary of Institute Prominent Men Attend Celebration
Tuskegee Institute prepares for the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration on April 5 and 6 with Booker T. Washington, Andrew Carnegie, Charles W. Eliot, William H Taft, Robert Ogden and Seth Low among expected attendees. Dozens of dignitaries from education, religion, finance and press join a slate of speakers led by Washington and Ogden. A special New York guests train of 12 is planned, with five graduates representing academic and industrial departments.
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Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute For
Booker T. Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
William H. Taft
Robert C. Ogden
Southern Education Board
Seth Low
New York
Robert €. Ogden
Board of Trustees
Sinhop
William Croswell Doane
Albany
M. C. Mason
Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Education Sarie
Kansasty
Kas
J. C. Napier
Daspent Savings Bank
Nashville
H. B Frissell
Hampton Institute
W. Bruce Evans
Armstrong Manus
D. C
Taft
Galloway
South
Jackson
Oswald Garrison Vilerd
New York Evening Post
Cummins Demands Proof On Railroad Influence
The legislature paused the Gilland resolution by a 73 to 6 vote as Cummins demanded proof that railroad money and influence aimed to defeat the primary election bill. Governor Cumming cited railroad power and hinted lawmakers were influenced and promised sensational disclosures.
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Des Memes
Avuwe
Maren
House
Gilland
Cumming
Stovall To Be Orator At Athens Memorial
Athens Ga March 13 Special Hon Pleasant A Stovall of Savannah will deliver the memorial address in Athens on April 26. The Laura Rutherford chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy invited him and he accepted after previously declining two other requests.
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Stovall
Athens
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah
Laura Rutherford
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Prizes Offered To Muscogee County Students War Essay
In Columbus Georgia on March 3 officials announce prizes to encourage study of war events. The Georgia division of the Daughters of the Confederacy, Mildred Rutherford, Boon, and Little Rutherford branch sponsor cash and a gold medal for best 1000 to 1400 word essay on The Main Events of the War and Their Importance. Muscogee county may win two to four prizes, including local awards of five dollars and a Columbus city prize.
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Columbus
Chidren
Muscogee County
Georgia Division
Walter Daughters of the Confederacy
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Boon
Muscagea County
Rutherford
Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
The
Muscogee
Modd
City of Columbus
Liszie Rutherford
Nee Richardson Guest Lectures in Columbus on City Beautiful
Mrs Nee Richardson of Lincoln Nebraska will lecture in Columbus Georgia on The City Beautiful. She is guest jointly of Mrs John Dotter Poll and Drs J P Netsh during her stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nee Richardson
Lincoln, Nebr
City Beautiful
John Dotter Poll
J. PG. Netsh
Dyspepsia Tablets Promised to Prevent Consumption
A dubious health ad urges attention to chronic coughs blamed on indigestion. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for indigestion and a preventive against consumption, claiming dramatic effects and expert endorsement, though warning they do not cure consumption itself.
Cadet hazing at Annapolis cited. officers blamed
A congressionally appointed subcommittee report condemns hazing at Annapolis, cites cadet officers as tolerating and encouraging it, and urges graduated punishment rather than expulsion. It names Rear Admiral Brownson and Lt. C. P. Snyder for mild censure and notes 28 midshipmen across upper classes implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Annapolis
Representative Vreeland
New York
Brownson
Sands
C. P. Snyder
Cluss
Local Officials Meet In Atlanta Amid County Tax Talks
Hon M F McCormick Tax Receiver of Polk and president of the Georgia Tax Officers Association travels via Atlanta to Macon for the convention of tax officials. Reports indicate a large turnout statewide. I E Cloud of Byword GA, noted attorney Burton Cloud’s father, underwent successful eye removal surgery. Crutchfield pleads guilty to discharging firearms in city limits. awaits further arraignment. Emanuel and Pinson charged with burglary of a Peters Street saloon. both deny sole responsibility. Special revival at Cumberland Presbyterian Church led by Rev R Tinnen D D. Governor Terrell appoints H P McDaniel sheriff of Talbot County to fill unexpired term. Rev Lewis G Wilson of Boston to speak at Unitarian Church on Friday about missionary development and Unitarian history.
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M. F. McCormick
Polk County
Tax Officers' Association of Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ri. Tinnen
Clanchupel
Nashville
Tinnen
Sears
Tinnon
Lewis G. Wilson
Boston
South
Unitarian
Unitarian Church
Spring
Cain Streets
Wilson
Died for Cursing Woman in Clarke County Jail
Bod y Thokas, jailed in Clarke county on a murder charge, killed Jim Jackson after Jackson cursed Thokas wife. In Athens Ga on March 13 a special report notes the case and relates a separate Knights Templar sermon plan by St Aldemar commandery in Columbus.
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Athens
Thokas
Colwea Ig
Clarke County
Jim Jackson
Jackson
Knights
Columbus
St. Aldemar Commandery
Knights Templar
Sunda
St. Paul
W. Guealt
Membership Surges at Columbus YMCA Sees 200 Percent February Gain
Columbus Ohio March 43 The Columbus YMCA reports rapid membership growth with February increases 200 percent higher than February 1904. Weekly receptions and talks to the young men by prominent speakers, plus the efforts of Secretary Stradtman and the membership committee drive the surge.
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Columbus
The
Columbus Your Men's Christian Association
Stradtman
Daughters Endorse Krauss for Confederate Grave Commissioner
Richmond March 13. Colonel William Krauss of Columbus Ohio was endorsed by the Richmond chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy for the position of commissioner overseeing the care and burial of Confederate soldiers and sailors who died in northern prisons and were buried nearby.
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Indorse Krauss
Richmond
William §. Krauss
Columbu
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Agrarian troubles reappear in Stuvroel province
With spring advance, peasants resist plowing for landowners in Stuv roel province. Reports indicate peasants openly selling and sowing estates of landlords, signaling renewed agrarian unrest across multiple districts.
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Rooster-on-the-Don
Aussie
Stuv_roel
Death notices including Freeman and infant deaths
A string of obituaries reports the deaths of Mrs L B Freeman and an infant born to Mr and Mrs H B Jordan at 40 East Hunter Street. Also noted are Lavada Bowles 12, Joseph B Hightower, Nancy Brewer wife of Rev W F Brewer, Henry D Spinks, Mrs Isaac Phillips Mandy, L F Kaiser, Mrs Cynthia Lamb and Mrs P P Jennings with funeral plans and interment details at Westview Duluth Oakland and Sar Ms churches, and local addresses.
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L. EB. Freeman
L. DB
Freeman
Earl Freeman
Lee Street
Burl Freeman
Miss Point Freeman
Stewart E Freeman
New Orl Jeans
George H. Freeman
Shreveport
Ee. . E. Walker
West Erd Presbyterian
H. B. Jordan
Nora Alice
East
Hunter Street
Chia
Ben i
Gary
Lavada Bowles
Joseph B. Hightower
Grady Hospital
Instate
Powel Street
Nancy Brewer
Brewer
MeMican Street
Marietta Street Congregational Church
Duluth
Henry D. Spinks
Henry D Spinks
Greenville
St. Paula Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Isaac Phillips
Isaac Philips
Mandy
Tammamsville
L. F. Kaiser
LF. Kaiser
Shestnut Avenue
Werth View Cemetery
Cynthia Lamb
Cynthian Lamb
East Thirtenth Street
Sar- Ms
PF. B. Jennings
Winder
PP. Jennings
Jennings
Sage
Quattiebaum
Balneaville
Upper
Rabun School Aid Promised By Daughters of Confederacy
March 13 Athens Ga special Pro fessor J V Arrendale Basbun County High School principal spoke to the Daughters of the Confederacy in Will Assist Rabun School detailing NE Georgia mountain children education and the need for funds to enhance the school work. Women pledged early plans to raise and provide aid for the institution.
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Rabun School
Athens
J. V. Arrendale
Princ’pal
Basbun County High School
Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia
Arrendal
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I. H. Oppenheim
East Alabama St
Atlanta, GA
Ohio
Adamson
Lee and
Wilhite
University
North Carolina
Opera House Leaced
Athens, Ga
Pera
Gortatoweky Bros
Alainy Ga
Sterling Remedy Company
Mas Bufington
Mulatte Megro
Ber
Thres
Cummins
Frank A. Munsey
Fifth Ave
I. E. Cloud
Byword
Burton Cloud
J. H. Crutchfield
Wheeler Wilson
Crutchfield
Emanuel
John Pinson
Recorder's
Peters Street
Terrell
H. P. McDaniel
Talbot County
Sherriff McDaniel
B. A. Richards
McDaniel
Corea Colda Owolay
Oruve
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