Taft Urges Southern Youth to Embrace National Unity
President Taft addressed the Southern Commercial Congress urging young southerners to reject narrow partisanship and sectionalism. He urged participation in national causes while upholding ethical standards and justice. He called for progressing civilization and prosperity under high moral principles.
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Atlanta
Taft
Southern Commercial Congress
New South
President cites Congress ac complishments and tariff hopes
The President praised the 61st Congress for enacting more than any since the Civil War, highlighted the Japanese treaty as the session's top achievement, and lamented the Canada reciprocity failure. He pledged to present a tariff commission report to the Democratic House at its December meeting.
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Congress
Taft
Canada
Democratic House
Tariff Commission
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
Claiming to end a severe cold or grippe in hours, the ad asserts Pape's Cold Compound cures without quinine. It notes three years of research cost over fifty thousand dollars and guarantees relief from neuralgia pain, feverishness, and nasal symptoms with a 25 cent package.
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Pape
Mr. Kent
Collier’s Weekly
Gale & Kent
Boston
Court Street
Melvin ‘Williams
President in Atlanta for nine days vacation visit and convention
The President arrived in Atlanta just after 11 a m and left at midnight for Augusta to begin a nine day vacation. He toured the Audi torium Capital City Club University Club and Piedmont Driving Club with a large welcome. A Georgia Military Institute parade accompanied him to the convention as states carried flags symbolizing sectional reunion.
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Congress
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
J. M. Dickinson
Atlanta
Augusta
Capital City Club
Governor's Mansion
University Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Georgia Military Institute
Francis
Missouri
Alabama
Kentucky
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
Virginia
Louisiana
Maryland
Arkansas
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Foss Guest of Cadets at Columbus Armory Reception
Governor Foss attended a First Corps Cadets reception at the Columbus Avenue armory with Lt Col F Joy. A 30 piece band played the Governor’s March as dignitaries including Mrs Foss and Mrs Joy entered. The event drew about 600 guests and included the presentation of colors and honors with Governor Foss greeting attendees.
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Governor Foss
First Corps
Columbus Avenue
F. Joy
Foss
Freeman Hinckley
Disbarred Attorney Harry F. Allen Arrested for Bad Checks
Philadelphia report tracks Harry F. Allen, disbarred in New Hampshire for misappropriation, arrested for passing bad checks at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel. The case ties to a New York hotel incident with a young woman. Allen faced arrest after checks returned “funds unavailable.” He has a Portland Maine origin and a Portland New Hampshire connected history with prior disbarment and a wife.
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Penn
Harry F. Allen
Portland
New Hampshire
Bellevue Stratford
New York
Allen
Herald Square
William A. Allen
Boston
Maine
Portsmouth
Beda Bennet
Somerville
Len
Irish Leader Johnston Reported Injured in Auto Crash
Denis Johnston acting secretary of the United Irish League in Ireland was badly injured in an automobile accident. His companion Sir James Long of Queenstown escaped with minor injuries. A cable from Joseph Devlin described Johnston as regaining consciousness and hopeful for recovery.
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Denis Johnston
United Irish League
Ireland
Joseph Devlin
M. P
Friends of the Irish Movement
Boston
Johnston
James Long
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Dublin
Devlin
Asylum’s Annual Report Details 1910 Revenues and Costs
The St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum annual report shows 1910 receipts totaling 13022.88 from diocesan collection donations bequests bazaar piano sale board of children and interest on deposits. Expenditures for 1910 totaled 18680.88 allocated to religious engineer help coal groceries clothing repairs medicine and other expenses.
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St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Board of Children
No Increase for Judges Challenge Fails
Governor Foss failed to win a raise for Superior and Supreme Court judges as the committee voted ought not to pass. Dissent came from Representatives Ahearn Burns Colpoys and Senators Quigley Evans. The proposal sought raises from 6000 to 9000 for Superior Court judges and 8000 to 10000 for Supreme Court judges.
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Committee On Public Service
Superior
Supreme Courts
Ahearn, Burns and Colpoys
Quigley and
Evans
Superior Courts
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Frost King Sail to Nor land Amid Geese Southward Flight
Poetic fragment describes a vessel named Frost King heading toward Nor land as geese migrate north and ice travels from hills to the wide river mouth.
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Nor’ Land
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