Farmers Union Plans for 1907 Campaign
A call to Farmers Union members to attend local county parish and national board meetings in January 1907 at the capitol in Atlanta Georgia to discuss welfare plans for the year. The message urges widespread mobilization from local units to shape the organization’s plan of action and boost cooperative selling power for better prices.
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Farmers’ Union
Peerecotey
Hee Ap Pree Pear
National Board of Directors
Capitol
Atlanta
Pariah Nalona
Leent Cotton
Eh Yile
America
Attapulgus Youth Found Dead In Field
Coroner is called to Attapulgus to investigate the death of 28 year old A G Goff found with a throat cut in an old wedge field. The inquest returns a verdict that he died from self inflicted wounds after a day long disappearance. He had recently spoken of quitting drinking and had been using laudanum.
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Bainbridge
Frederick
Attapulgus
A. G. Goff
Goff
Got
Opera Glasses Make Handsome Gift Of Lasting Usefulness
We have just received three of the largest importation orders ever for opera glasses. Le Maire and other high grade models are available now with Walter Ballard Optical Company guaranteeing every glass while stock lasts. Peach Tree Street.
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Aelanta
le Maire
Walter Ballard Optical Company
Peachtree Street
Students Fight Anthony Comstock Victory at Albany Inquiry
New York report notes Anthony Comstock must travel to Albany to defend the existence of his society for suppression of vice. The Art Students League recalled catalogs seized by the guardian of morality on August 5, and lawmakers plan further action.
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New York
Anthony Comstock
Albany
Art Students’ League
Guardian of Morality
President Roosevelt to Speak Georgia Day at Jamestown Exposition
Georgia commission head W N Mitchell reports Roosevelt favored delivering an address on Georgia day at the Jamestown Exposition. The president, who calls himself half Georgian, suggested June 13 as Georgia day with Virginia officials and guards staying for the event.
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Georgia
Roosevelt
W. N. Mitchell
Georgia Commission
Mitchell
Empire State
South
Cele Day
Bulloch Hall
Harry St. George Tucker
Tucker
Virginia
Virginia National Guard
Captain commits suicide as Prinzessin Victoria Luise sinks
Kingston reports Captain H. Brunswig shot himself after the Hamburg-American liner Prinzessin Victoria Luise ran ashore near Port Royal. Passengers left the ship safely as German cruiser Bremen and French training ship Duguay-Trouin attempted to pull the vessel free. Brunswig, with two years service, had hoped for command of the Bluecher upon return to New York. The wreck brings humiliation for the line. Nearby ministers are invited to a moral play at the Eldorado theater on Monday through Wednesday.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Hamburg-American Line
Prinzess
Victoria
Luise
Port Royal
H. Brunswig
Lusselew
Bremen
Duguay-Trouin
Brunswig
Brunewig
New York
Hamburg
Cassie Chadwick to spend winter in sunny south
From Cleveland comes a report that Mrs Cassie Chadwick famed for frenzy finance may be moved to finish a sentence imposed by the federal court. Federal inspectors recommended transfer health concerns cited and authorities may confine her in the Atlanta penitentiary to cure a cold in one day adjoined by a drug advert.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie Chaldwick
United States
Atlanta
Chadwick
State constables seize second York County still in ten days
Special to The Georgian Spartanburg S C December 18 officers captured a large still in York county last Saturday night. The raid was conducted by constables attached to Chief Constable Fant’s Lane with headquarters in Spartanburg.
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Spartanburg
8. C
York County
Fant
Malaria causes loss of appetite and remedies offered
An old advertisement proclaims malaria as the cause of loss of appetite and promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy. It notes the product has been sold by dealers for 27 years and lists a price of 60 cents.
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Grove
Council Salaries Question Stalls at Atlanta Meeting
Atlanta council members rejected a proposed $600 yearly salary increase as Taylor’s resolution was laid on the table. The session reviewed a police suspension recommendation for Callaway and Steiner, adopted riot ordinances, liquor license denials, and a $100 Christmas gift for a fallen officer’s children.
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Atlanta
Taylor
Special Police
Cena
Callaway & Steiner
Decatur Street
Cornell
Public School Committee of Council
Draper
Oldknow
I. Silverman
Edgewood Avenue
Piedmont Liquor Co
Alderman Key
Thomas Grant
Pittsburg
Martha Adams
Peters Street
Terrell
Holland
Chasewood
Holiday Excursions Via Georgia Railroad First Class Fare
Holiday excursion sale detail for routes south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi. Round trip fare plus 25 cents with tickets on sale December 20 to 25 30 31 January 1. Final limit January 5. Applies at all stations. Augusta Ga.
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Ucketa
Ohio and
Potomac
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Oeden
Coeraird
A. G. Lists
C. G. Sopielin
G. P
Southern Railway
Ohio and Potomac Rivers
Negro Burglar in Jail in Brunswick
Henry Brady a negro from Fitzgerald was arrested in Brunswick Ga on burglary charges. He is jailed after entering several Fitzgerald stores and taking goods valued at 204 dollars.
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Brunswick
Henry Brady
Fitzgerald
Pitzgerald
Brotherhood meeting outlines clerical salary raise in Alene
A resolution by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen sets the chief clerk salary from 1400 to 4000 annually as they plan a May meeting in Alene. The measure aims to adjust pay for the public service official described as commissioner.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Alene
York and the East
A brief line notes York and the East coast region in a clipped column heading. The fragment hints at an article touching geographic or regional topics but provides no fuller context or events to describe.
Pupil Whisky Sample Incident At Henrietta School
Miss M E Van Dyke principal of Henrietta school appeals to the district attorney to probe whisky samples distributed at the NYC school with about 250 pupils aged 6 to 16. The incident affected several African American students in the Sance district. one pupil tasted whisky by placing tongue on a hot stove.
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New York
M. E. Vandyke
Henrietta School
Children’s Aid Society
Sixty-third Street
Eleventh Avenue
Sance
Northwest Railroads Issue Near 100 Million Stock
New York December 18 The directors of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad voted to issue nearly 100 million dollars of the 150 million capital stock authorized by stockholders last October. The move is the largest ever by an American railroad and with Northern Pacific and Great Northern issues last week brings the total new stock by three northwest railroads to 253 million dollars in seven days.
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New York
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Northern Pacific
Great Nort
Northwest
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Forsyth
S&s
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Atlanta Typographical Union
Candler
College Preparatory
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Decatur, Georgia
Holman Gardner
Remington Typewriter
Remington
Remington Typewriter Co
President
White House
Exposition
Jamestown
Eldorado Theater
Cassie
Sunny South
Paul Burkert
Viaduct
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Empire , Clothing Company
Itchell Street
Central OF Georgia
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Georgia Railroad
Augusta Conyers
Beaboard Air (Lind ) Railroad
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F. J. Cooledge & Son
Peters St
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Mem Ome
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WV Railway
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the East
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Time
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Marietta S&t
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