Guerry Cabaniss Dies in Macon at 28
Guerry Cabaniss youngest prominent Macon attorney dies at 5 am in Macon City Hospital after days of illness from appendicitis. He was son of E G Cabaniss of Savannah, brother of E H Cabaniss, and nephew of JW Cabaniss. A Georgia graduate, he studied law at Columbia, served as secretary to TB Cabaniss, stenographer for Chief Justice Simmons, and practiced with Nottingham & Cabaniss. The Macon Bar and courts paused in mourning. funeral planned in Savannah.
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Brown House
Macon
Bloridgs Guerry Cabaniss
Hostal
Savannah
E G Cabanas
E H Cabaniss
Nina Mary
Sarah Cabaniss
JW Cabaniss
University of Georgia
Columbia Universeh
TB Cabaniss
Fifth District
Simmons
Supreme Court of Georgia
Nottingham & Cabaniss
Stanhart
Felton
Macon Bar Associaon
Blalite
Nearly 300 Cadillacs in Georgia Race Ad
An advertisement touts nearly 300 Cadillacs running in Georgia as the most reliable car. It promotes 1909 models including four and single cylinder engines and offers repair parts from JOHN A. SIBLEY at 64 668 Forsyth Street in Atlanta Georgia.
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Georgia
John A. Sibley
Forsyth St
Atlanta
Secretaries Gather for Southern Railroad YMCA Meeting
Secretaries from multiple Railroad YMCA associations gather on the Southern system for a four day conference. Notables include Mame of New York railroad secretary and State Secretary J V Read of Georgia with attendees from Tennessee Mississippi Alabama and more. Home representatives include A Waggoner EE Cavaleri and P Jackson of Atlanta. An interesting program covers conference work plus four social features for visitors.
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MC. A
Young Mens Christian Associations
O Wife Mame
New York
International Committee
J V Read
Georgia
B. Lowrey
Monroe
F Stevenson
Spencer
van Campen
Knoxville
Karnes
Meadows Meridian
Miss
Cp Matthews
Selma
Alan Oa Waggoner
EE Cavaleri
Gompers on Roosevelt Invitation Exclusion Sparks Debate
Denver November 10. Samuel Gompers reports that President Roosevelt invited labor leaders and jurists to a White House dinner to discuss labor legislation, but excluded officers of the American Federation of Labor including its president. Gompers says the omission honors him as a representative of workers and notes he has not accepted social invitations, but would meet the president if invited in the future.
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Denver
Colo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Roosevelt
White House
Gompere
Pure Rye Whiskey Named for Family Use and Govt Bottling
A note cites Clarkes Pure Rye as suitable for family and medicinal use and claims it is the peer of all bottled and aged by the government. Four full parts 36 delivered AImati order houses.
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Clarke
Mall * Order CO
Clarkes
Aimati
Dingley tariff rates favored at first hearing
Washington November 10 The house ways and means committee opened the tariff revision hearings on schedule A covering chemicals oils and paints with most interests preferring no change. Albert Plant urged lower duties on medicinal chemicals to curb high domestic prices and advocated an 8 percent ad valorem on quinine. Varnish makers and other firms expressed satisfaction or urged targeted increases on coal tar products and prussiate of soda. The committee held two sessions today and will resume tomorrow.
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Washington
House Committee On
Congress
Albert Plant
Wilson
Plant
Arnold
Bt Lute
Semet Solvay Company
Syracuse
Springer
Cincinnati
Prussiate
Chinese Emperor Ill but Scorns Medical Aid
Pekin reports show the Chinese emperor gravely ill with an intestinal disorder after two weeks of weakness. He refused medical aid or foreign medicine yet welcomed the grand council members yesterday, propped on pillows as public business remains suspended.
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Pekin
China
Grand Council
Piblic
Special plume sale opens this morning with many colors
A local sale offers over 350 plume items in colors such as Smoke upper Champagne eseda Olive brown Old Rose and sizes 10, 13, 17, and 18 inches. The sale runs today and tomorrow with emphasis on variety and availability.
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Guerry Cabaniss
Central City
Athens
Barah Exchins
Isll
Macon Ga
Fourth Street
Morgan
Edward M. Morgan
Ostrich
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