Knight to join Waycross medical fraternity in refurbished offices
Taequelin E. Knight ends tie with A. C. L. Railroad tal and prepares in South building to practice medicine. He is a favored figure among locals and will soon be welcomed in Waycross homes as a capable addition to the community. The Herald extends a welcome.
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Markets Close For Labor Day In New York Exchanges
The Herald York reports Labor Day closures ending the day at the Cotton Exchange and fading markets with all major exchanges closed. Only the Coffee Exchange plans to reopen tomorrow, having decided against a holiday. The September contract faces presumed interference and disruptions.
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Descendants of Samuel Foge Part of Bangor Herald Note
Special to The Herald Portland Me Sept 1 Family descendants of Samuel Foge held their tenth annual reunion at the Falmouth House. George Fogg Osgood of Kensington New Hampshire presided. Samuel Fogs, the progenitor, lived in New Hampshire in the mid seventeenth century, and his descendants are now widely scattered across the country.
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Madero Wins Progressive Nomination for President in Mexico
Mexico City on Sept 1 reports Francisco I. Madero secured the progressive party nomination for president with no dissent. Francisco Vasquez faced scrutiny for the vice presidency as other candidates pressed their bids. Suarez remained favorite in betting with Robles Dominguez as second choice. A ballot could split third place between Vasquez and Iglesias Calderon.
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Odd Fellows lodge seeks injunction to block new Negro group
Local lodges of Odd Fellows in Macon Georgia petition the superior court to stop the formation of a rival lodge named Odd Fellows under the same name arguing exclusive rights. The injunction petition, filed in state court, will be argued before Judge Felton next week.
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Cooper Telegraphed Encouraging Report From Wilmington
Mr L J Cooper president First National Bank travels to Wilmington N G representing Waycross Board of Trade to secure a morning train between Jacksonville and Waycross He reports interviews with Vice President Kenly and W J Craig yielding encouraging results and plans to return with a satisfactory report Waycross seeks this service benefiting Waycross and Jacksonville Ville.
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German Vets Meet at Omaha for National Convention
Hundreds of German veterans members of the National Tin Veterans Association have arrived in Omaha for their annual convention to be held here during the next few days. The convention will include the Western Veterans Association meeting with Kansas Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. The two events will join in a big parade next Monday.
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Massengale in storm reports from Charleston
Roscoe Massengale of the Massengale Advertising Agency recounts his Charleston storm experience. He writes that he sheltered beside a lobby pillar at the Argyle Hotel as the gale tore through the building, blowing out doors and windows on the lower floors and whistling through the corridors.
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Incident at depot highlights Metro avenue effect
A large party of northern tourists departed this morning at the depot along Metro avenue, underscoring the impact of local traffic and travel activity in the area. The event reflects broader patterns of tourist movement through the city start of day.
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New Battleship Utah Placed In Commission at Philadelphia
Philadelphia September 1 The battleship Utah, among the most powerful warships, was placed in commission at the Philadelphia navy yard with over 700 men at attention. A yard official read the navy secretary orders, Capt W S Benson then assumed command as the band played The Star Spangled Banner and the flag was raised.
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Parole Seen for J. R. Walsh
Parole board in Leavenworth will consider releasing Johner Walsh, the former Chicago banker imprisoned since 1910 for banking law violations. President Taft refused a pardon, but Attorney General Wickersham has quashed outstanding detentions, clearing path to parole as Walsh nears his seventy-fifth birthday in the federal penitentiary.
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Labor Sunday Observed In Waycross
Labor Sunday will be observed in Waycross as unions gather in churches for services and a sermon by Dr W H Scruggs titled Jesus Christ and the Working Man. The event marks Labor Day with singing, music, and a special church service to honor workers nationwide.
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Brunswick Waycross barbecue postponed in Brunswick and Waycross
A planned Labor Day barbecue near Satilla River between Waycross and Brunswick is postponed due to weather. Organizers from Waycross and Brunswick cancel speeches by W G Brantley J T Myers and others, delaying a large gathering while urging completion of the road project.
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From The Viewpoint Of A Better Environment And Value
A concise editorial fragment argues that improving the surrounding environment not only benefits health and aesthetics but also raises property values. It frames environmental quality as a driver of community desirability and investment appeal.
Surveying for Street Railway Effort Promises Growth
Civil engineers work on a complete survey of the electric street railway. Project aims to spur Waycress development with ample construction and steam railroad links. Officials stress careful planning to meet public needs while offering a solid investment to stockholders.
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Attractive Real Estate Window Picture Stirs Passersby
Walter Young, dubbed the real estate live wire, displays an eye catching painting in his window today. The glov er and art by Mrs Walter Young shows two houses a charming bungalow with flowers and a plain rented one story home with a bare yard. The caption asks which one readers see themselves owning and suggests thinking about home ownership.
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Bishops and Clergy Meet in Duluth for Sixth District Council
In Duluth Minnesota today fifteen bishops and numerous Episcopal church leaders from Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Montana Iowa North and South Dakota and Minnesota gathered for the annual council of the sixth missionary district. Sessions run through Saturday and Sunday. A stray, humorous line about a bride waking a sleeping husband ends the fragment.
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