Five Thousand More Needed for Hawkes Memorial Home
A fund drive for the Harriet Hawkes Industrial Home for Wayward Girls seeks $5,000 more after substantial subscriptions. The list includes many donors with varied amounts from individuals and firms, aiming to complete the home project and enable rescue and care.
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Hawkes Memorial Home
Harriet Hawkes
K Hawkes
R. A. Hemphill
C. Daniel
Robert B. McCord
Joseph McCord
G. Hy
Brandon
Wikmer L. Smoore
Dr. C. Er
Friend
R. Dobjing
Carl E. Beacock
Marriett Heating & Plumbing, Co
Nonhally & McRes Co
Jim Wilkinson
H. R. Beane
M. Anderson
KR. H. Comer
Stanford
Alex Reeves
Pranis
Howell C . James
Two Eufaula Deals Shaped by Local Estates and Hardware Sale
In Eufaula Alabama May 183 Special Business interests were surprised by two major transactions. Mrs J B Stewart bought from H C Holleman three downtown buildings including the Bee block for 10500 in Commercial National bank stock. Fox brothers sold their hardware business valued about 20000 to Mr Holleman who plans to acquire his coal and feed business and take over the hardware store on July 1.
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Eufaula
Als
Eufala
J. B. Stewart
H. C. Holleman
billd“Bee
Holleman
Foy Hardware Company
Foy
Lipscomb Dend in Asheville Leader Dies at 63
G Lipscomb successor in wholesale hardware business and bank president and director of the Tennessee Central Railroad died this morning after several months of illness. News notes his long service in Asheville and regional commerce.
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Lipscomb
Ashville
Fenn
H. G. Lipscone
Cand
Tennessee Centra’ Riilroad
Prisoner King at Milledgeville State Farm Claims Self Defense
Andrew Jackson King, jailed for ten years for killing his son in law Bob Keel on September 23, 1910, is at the state farm hospital in Milledgeville. He, 77, says he acted in self defense and denies circulating tales of harming his own child. King, a Civil War veteran from Virginia, has ten children and owns his home, wears a cross of honor, and describes his health as feeble but spirits good.
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Milledgeville
State Farm
Andrew Jackson King
Bob Keel
King
Keel
Brunswick County
Lawrenceville
Gordon County
Calhoun
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Hobson and Hanly Debate Universal Peace in Atlanta
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson of Alabama and ex Governor J Frank Hanly of Indiana will debate on May 30 at 8 oclock at the Auditorium. The resolution is That the World Should Disarm with Hanly for the affirmative and Hobson for the negative. Proceeds benefit the Fifth Regiment National Guard of Georgia to fund new uniforms. The event, linked to prior exchanges on pacifism, will feature music by the Orphean Musical Club of Chicago and the Fifth Regiment band. John M Slaton and Thomas G Hudson are invited to preside. Tickets go on sale soon at the Alkahest office and other city outlets.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Hanry
Hobson
National Guard of Georgia
Hanly
Merrimac
Alkahest Lyceum
Atlanta
Orphean Musical Club
Chicago
Fifth Regiment
Orpheans
Imuste
John M. Slaton
Thomas G. Hudson
Alkahest
Taft mapes tariff and trust reforms in World's Work
President Taft discusses tariff revision trust enforcement and arbitration in The World's Work. He defends anti trust actions, warns against constitutional overreach, and urges clarity on pending legal and fiscal issues while appealing for voter verdict on his vetoes and party standards.
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New York
Taft
House
Republican Party
Enthusiasm in Globe Clothes Promises Fine Suits for All
Advertises Globe clothing with $10 and $15 suits that aim for top style and value. Sales staff assist customers to pick a suit from a large range including grey brown blue and many mixtures.
Fragmentary political poem clip on treaties and reform
The excerpt discusses pending treaties with Nicaragua and Honduras tied to Santo Domingo, aims for economy in government, penny postage, currency law revisions, and anti corruption efforts. It warns that adopting judicial recall would threaten civilization, constitutional principles, and the independence of the judiciary.
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Nicaragua
Honduras
Santo Domingo
Republican ‘Party
Valua
O. I
Uiirnthafay
Judiciat
Betonah
Central Return Shows Decrease for Central of Georgia
Comptroller General Wright has received the annual tax return of the Central of Georgia Railway Company, the largest in the state. The total property is listed at 22,454,552, down 62,903 from last year due to cash in hand falling 82,234 and real estate rising about 20,000 in value.
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Wright
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Gentral
Teddy Is Crazy Bets Patterson to Roosevelt Sanity Probe
Rudolph M Patterson of Chicago writes The Constitution claiming Theodore Roosevelt known as Teddy is lunatic and offers 5000 to a sanity commission or orderly charity to investigate the colonel. Patterson, formerly assistant state food commissioner of Minots, urges a writ of lunatico inquirenda to a competent impartial committee to adjudge the case. This is his second such offer.
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Rudolph M Patterson
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
T. F
Patterson
Chicago Tribune
Iminots
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G.griffin
Cenrae
Whitehall ST
Brown & Allen’s
Foilip Breitenbacher
W. R. Beane
H. G. Hastings
J. G. Oglesby
Frank E. Block
Eugene V. Haynes
B. M. Blount
Mary Raoul
Blount
Harry Briggs
I. B. Lowndes
Mrs. R. D. Greer
Misa Alice May Jones
C. D. Miller
F. In Smith
J. P. Grove
J. P. Fehr
J. M. Fuller
B. I. Bennett Printing Co
Harry H. Schaul
Gibbs
Major W. G. Raoul
Steve RK. Johnson
Claude E. Buchanan
F. J. Coolege
St. Lauren
Peter F. d. W Payne
A W. Medlock
C. B. H. G. Winters
Ed Br. W. Jay Bell
W.H
James I. Marao
John Hagan
George Brown
Phoenix
B. I. Willingham
J. M. High & Co
Mra
Rev. P. Wiggins
I. F. Styron
LH. Beck
Prior
Clarevice Blosser
Dr. RB. Ridley
L. L. Shivers
BH. R. Black
Alf Trunt
Atlanta Metal Bed Company
W. A. Parker
Kelly Broad
George Wdre
Avenee
Enems
Hobson and
Globe Clothes
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Globe Clothing Co
Whitehall. St
Roosevelt
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