Campaign call for subscriptions to universal Constitution
The Constitution Printing Co of Atlanta appeals for subscriptions to fund the Democratic national campaign. It invites donations from one dollar upward and promises to promptly forward funds to the campaign treasurer. The piece urges Georgia Democrats to contribute to future prosperity and criticizes the Republican stance while naming Harry Thaw in a pointed dig.
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Ee McHols & Hopmiday
Constitution
Atlanta
Washington
Accond
New Park
Sour
Madin Square
Rampaign Committee
Georgia
Augista
Georgia Peach Growers Must Confront Convention Challenge
The Georgia peach growers convene September 16 in Atlanta with emphasis on decisive, sustained action. The article stresses organized effort, rail-rate support, and to stay through the convention to solve pricing and distribution problems affecting millions in value. It warns against quick visits and urges firm resolve to implement concrete reforms.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Jena
New
Rochester
New York
Rome
Georgia Peath
Primary unity as white voters back Brown in Georgia
The Georgia press urges party loyalty after a June primary showing strong white voter turnout for Joseph M Brown. Editors argue independent movements lack traction as polls approach October 7, and warn against breaking the Democratic solid front.
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Dublin Times
Yosepn M Brown
Thomas E Watson
Jeffersonian Genoter
Boxeste
Bilberg
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
M Watch
Georgia Roads and Rural Free Delivery Urgency
A Philadelphia Inquirer editorial urges Georgia to seize the chance of modern road improvement to support the rural free delivery service. It argues convict labor on public roads could accelerate development without extra state spending, lifting Georgia into the lead among southern states and ending the nation’s worst roads reproach.
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Georgia
Editora Comment
Philadelphia Inquirer
P V DeGraw
Georgan
General Assembly
Law and Order Pushes Prohibition Rewards Across Lindale
Massachusetts Mills in Lindale advertise a 104 dollar reward for information leading to convictions under the state prohibition law within town limits or on company property. The Albany measure offers 50 dollars for each conviction. Authorities in Albany and Lindale show resolve, while the rest of the state lags and repeats the same pattern.
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Massachusetts
Floyd County
Jandale
H P Meikleham
Lindale
Albany
Albani
Georgia poet chronicled by a rough road and restless heart
A fragmented Georgia poet piece laments labor, faith, and wealth, weaving lines on sweat, gold, and Mammon. It echoes street voices, Georgia life, and a quest for meaning amid hardship, with recurring images of rain, daisies, and a stubborn, hopeful resilience.
Farmers Union weighs cotton as bagging substitute
Letters from readers discuss using cotton as bagging for cotton and other goods to lift prices. They urge organized cooperation, note current mill stocks, and compare diversified farming to continued cotton reliance, with views from T F Giles of Augusta and HIG Hoganaville, Ga, dated September 1, 1908.
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Milt Ih
Farmers Union
Farmers’ Union
T. F. Giles
New York
South
Peilty
Hoganaville
Good Roads and Rural Free Delivery Policy Emphasis
The article discusses FP DeGreap's rural free delivery order tying service continuation to road conditions. It notes postmasters to report road status and supervision, highlighting a nondrastic road-improvement standard intended to ensure mail delivery while avoiding excessive costs.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Lie Department
Post Office Department
Countrys
Lins
Blom
Hesse
Democratic nominee Joe Brown faces lingering attacks in Georgia
The letter-writers and campaign allies continue a sneering, nagging attack on Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joe Brown. They accuse critics of bias against Brown while praising his past stance and capability, urging Georgians to overlook prior criticisms and rally behind his leadership.
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Thomasville Times- Enterprise
Joe Brown
Hoke
Brown
Georgia
Siman
Sindom
Georga
Ryernor
Augusta Chrodule Aknast Relief and Grove Opening Notes
A rough, period description praises Atlanta for aid and friendship while detailing opening events at Lecuat Grove with 130 students enrolled. The article highlights a strong faculty, including Professors Cousins, Mincey, and Adamson, plus new teachers and department heads in art, music, and expression, signaling a promising academic year.
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Laeut Grove
Insuilite
Brenan
Uleneliyn Glasier
Willedgeville
Sondnel
RT Mincey
Ogeeshee
W A Adamon
Henile
Prof Soule to Return and Lead State College Work
Prof Soule returns to Atheng after a month in Niagara Malls to resume his work at the State College of Agriculture. He will implement improvements and additions, aiming for a highly successful upcoming session and significant progress at the institution.
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Soule
Athets Ga
Provident A 'M
House Orders Near Beer Tax In Georgia Legislature
Two measures dominated a marathon session as the Georgia House debated constitutional amendments and a near beer tax. Mr Wise proposed amending the constitution to extend the commission powers, while a separate bill taxing near beer faced divisions and lengthy debate. The tax measure for wholesalers and retailers carried votes, with supporters pushing funding for state spending. the House adjourned after extensive discussion and procedural moves.
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Heute Arts Cessun
Deven
Wise
Fayette
Asio
Perry
Hal
Te Geeral
Eld Meery
Liesemaer Ag
Les
Cander
Dekalbaok
Amin
Maine
Sheriff Attacked During Jail Delivery Attempt
A sheriff was assaulted while attempting to deliver a meal to prisoners. Two inmates of the corridor fought back as the sheriff reached a cell door, with nearby citizens responding to the disturbance. An officer outside helped secure the scene and restrain the attackers.
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Casselate
Nestor
Bour Vesord
Wien
Rot Barbaree
Wil
Tin Dow
Fire at Birmingham Destroyed Three Story Building
Fire in downtown Birmingham damaged a three story brick building on Third Avenue between Twentieth and Twenty streets. The first floor housed the American Express Company while upper floors were storage for BH Cooper Furniture Company. The blaze caused substantial damage with insured losses estimated around 40000 dollars.
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Bumingham
Third Avene
Bret
Do Truc
Brvpress
Csmpan
BH Cooper
Chefls We Sac
Montana delegation backs Bran campaign fund total
The Montana delegation announced yesterday that six members contributed to the Brian campaign fund totaling 1500 dollars. Walsh led the delegation, which included seven members overall.
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Fane Helens
Ty T Ff Walsh
Montana
Segation
Delegaton
Brian
Negroes Thank Ghat in Seattle Viaen se pirsue
A fragmented notice describes a reception for Eugene F Chiffr, a prohibition candidate for president, in Seattle yesterday. A committee of negroes, led by Ed Clayton, lauded him and thanked Tim for supporting the race. A Springfield incident is referenced with a mourning tone regarding a beloved man drowned in youth and a debt to the race.
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Seattle
Eugene F Chiffr
Ed Claytin
Tim Fr Saing
Springfield
Cts
Price and Haas to face trial on cotton report fraud charges
Newark September 2 Theo H Price and Moses Haas will stand trial on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States and bribing a government officer to obtain advance information on the 1905 cotton report. The court denied a motion to quash indictments against the men.
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Theo. H. Price
Erin
Newark
Theo S. Price
Moses Haas
United States
Suege Hough
Roukl
Agaiast
Captain G A Merriam Dead at 88 in Portsmouth Yard
Captain G A Merriam United States war yard commandant at Portsmouth died today after an appendicitis operation. He was 88 years old.
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Merriam
Portsmouth
G A Merriam
Hart Poulett Weds Actrens in London on September 2
Earl Poulett quietly marries in London today to Enis Lilian Store daughter of Fred Stores actor and scene poster and member of the Gaiety Oatz Company.
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Hart Poulett
Actrens
London
Earl Poulett
Tondon
Enis
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