Mountain School Drive Aims At Wide Reach In Georgia
Knowledge about education expands as ministers and teachers travel to remote hills. The Presbyterians support Nacoochee Institute in White County as a Christian industrial school offering low cost board and tuition. It welcomes needy students no matter denomination and begins new term Friday September 13 with details from Superintendent.
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Georgia
South Hill Country
Presbyterians of
Nacoochee Institute
Santee P. C
White County
Clarkesville
Tallulah Falls
Nacoochee Valley
Switzerland
Nacouchee Institute
Santee
Commission Vacates Freight Order Across Southern Routes
The Interstate Commerce Commission vacated a freight rate order affecting New Orleans to Mobile Selma and Prattville and Pensacola. The action follows doubts over the commission's authority and whether the order could stand against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company suit.
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Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Mobile
Selma
Prattville
Alan
Pessacola
Fll
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad Company
Comminsion
Battleships Deployed to Cuba as U S Presses Intervention
United States sends Washington and four other armored ships toward Key West and Cuban waters amid rising tensions with Cuba. President warns against provoking intervention while Nebraska and crew prepare for potential harbor duties. Cuban volunteers respond as naval movements prompt public anxiety in Key West.
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Washington
Agahip
Hugo Mteriunus
Sen
Atl
United States
Ciba
Cuba
Key West
Pla
Nebraska
Sand Key
Anderete Key
Pimdown
Southweat Pass
New Orleans
Wood
Nmval
Captain Wood
Dark Horse Drive in G. O. P Nomination Fight
Republicans seek a hidden contender in the 1908 era contest as Theodore Roosevelt presses to ride the party’s symbol toward the White House. If the committee rejects Roosevelt a bolt may form with Taft in peril and a second conservative candidate rising. Justice Hughes and Senator Cumming are named as persistent groomed options among others.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
Justic Hughes
New York
Senator Cumming
Iowa
Lynching of Jake Samuels in Robertson County Tennessee
A mob seized Jake Samuels, accused of assaulting Walter Ramsey's wife, from officers in Nashville and shot him. Ramsey, a Robertson County farmer, had left his wife and two children at home and reportedly encountered Samuels en route after leaving Orlands.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jake Samuels
Walter Ramsey
Robertson
Wes
Farmer Ramsey
Orlands
Samuela
H Ta
Democrats Plan Fight to Retain House Control
The article notes 839 Democrats, 100 Republicans, one Progressive Republican and one Socialist in the House. Leaders expect to keep governing party control despite the presidential election outcome, aiming to block Republican gains with hard work.
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House
Washington
Te Nose
Anittle
Senate Plans Adjournment As Congress Faces June Close
Washington reports the senate to hold longer daily sessions this week to speed passable legislation and reach adjournment by late June. Republican leaders Lodge Muenchuaels and Smoot of Utah push to close out Congress while others voice doubt about timely adjournment and shifting alliances.
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Washington
Congress
Lodge of Muenchuaels Mit Smoot
Utah
Jone Vi
Varlé Alliourmerri
Montgomery County Seeks New Boundaries For Fair Representation
Montomery county residents push a move to form a new county to improve governance and representation. Athens hosts a Georgia Glee Club election with J Rhodes Stude as president and O G Singleton as manager.
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Montgomery County
Athens
University of Georgia Glee Club
Aomiinder
Dhe Cilia
J. Rhodes Stude
Columbus
O. G. Singleton
Shelinian
George Hunweo
Suvannat
Charles Folwy
Mandal Olih
Richard Sehub
Atlanta
Mr. Engleton
Wael
Thetinavillae
Widtney
Thomasville
Whiney Sa
Jackson
Farmers’ Bank
Fuits County
Mnoth
J. Who Carmichael
Dilding
Whdely
Inibiin
Savannah
Bremen Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Cornelian
Greenville
D. C
Stephens, Habersham, Hall, Gwinnett and Hanks Colinties
Peachtree Road
Fotn
Comnella
Asheville
NX. U
Tallulah Falls
Rabun Gap
Tennessee Valley
Eivens
Cornelia
Nubersham County Good Roads Association
Griffin
Wene Mien
Spalding
Roosevelt nomination sparks spectacular campaign forecast
Governor Brown in Atlanta predicts a dramatic fight if Roosevelt is the Republican nominee. He argues Roosevelt would defeat Taft and end the third term issue, urging caution about Rooseveltism and criticizing Taft for not fully embracing Roosevelt policies. The piece also notes an approval for a railroad capitalization and a letter from Josuph Salzer’s widow regarding a fortune tied to a Georgia mine owner.
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Brown
Roosevelt
Denison
Ohio
Gofar
Republican Party
Massachusetts
North
Are
Elovisie
Tallroyd
Georgia Coast and Plediont
Capliniye
Tarlen
Tladowdet
Mr. Wirtz
Josuph Salzer
Grand Duchy of
Embourg
Sory Wation
Gaspar Brewer- Wirtz
Georgina
Cape
Lnte
Morse May Live Year After Release From Penitentiary
Banker Morse reports health improved after his release, saying recovery depends on care. He spent four weeks in Wiesbaden with a physician predicting he could live quite well, though length of life remains uncertain. Morse expressed relief at his European sojourn and returned home with his wife.
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Banker Morse
New York
Charles W. Morse
Euurope
Morse
Atlanta
Mpesidenti Path
Mr. Morse
Muroyo
Wiesbaden
Mr. Morag
Kia
Rath
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