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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1916

Page

3

The Star Spangled Banner And Francis Scott Key

The article recounts how Francis Scott Key wrote The Star Spangled Banner during the War of 1812 after witnessing the bombardment of Fort McHenry. It details Key's capture of Dr Beanes, his mission to obtain release, the Baltimore fort battle, and the sight of the flag still waving at dawn. It also covers Key’s background, birth in Frederick Maryland in 1779, and death near Washington in 1843.

Frederick Maryland Francis Scott Key Washington City Georgetown St. John’s Annapolis Philip Barton Key Frederick County Washington District of Columbia Mary Taloc Lloyd Taney Key William Beanes Admiral Cockburn Baltimore Benedict’s Patuxent Nottingham Marlborough Dr. Beans Ross Dr. Beanes President Madison John S. Skinner Bladensburg Cockburn Fort Henry Skinner Beanes Judge Nicholson Union Benjamin Eades Baltimore American Fort McHenry New Orleans John Randolph Canterbury M. Rutheford

Monuments and legacy of Francis Scott Key and Fort McHenry

Narrative recalls Key finishing The Star Spangled Banner after Fort McHenry siege and the song's diffusion via handbills and papers. It notes monuments in Baltimore and San Francisco, Key’s Frederick County birth and burial, and the flag that inspired the anthem now at the National Museum with the Pembrokeshire- style provenance.

Fort McHenry National Museum Washington City Eben Appleton George Armistead Mary Pinskersgill Caroline T. Purdy

Death of Rev J W Walden former Newark pastor

The Newark News reports the death of Rev Julius W Walden D D at 65 in Athens Georgia after 18 months illness from Brights disease. He served Newark Second Presbyterian 1888 1892 and held pastorates in New Orleans Athens Ga Butaw Ala and Eutaw Ala. He leaves widow and four daughters.

Newark Ohio J. W. Walden Audley Morton Athens Georgia Bright Morton Julius W. Walden Second Presbyterian Church New Orleans Butaw Ala Emily Carrie Julia Walden Selma Washington and Lee Seminary Lexington Britannia. Street Church College Normal School Defuniak Springs Fla Eutaw Dr. Walden

Dr Walden Praised as Thoughtful Theologian and Pastor

A Newark Second Presbyterian tribute lauds Dr Walden for a balanced mix of theologian minister and pastor. His sermons blended doctrine with accessibility, reflecting a Southern education and broad thinking. He conveyed Bible messages with clear words and offered comfort to the ill and bereaved.

Newark Dr. Walden Walden

Cardus hailed as best medicine by grateful patient

A reader claims Cardus saved her daughter and helped her regain strength after illness. She tried eleven bottles and now can resume all work and daily tasks with improved health. Written from Chattanooga praising the remedy and urging others to write for details.

Cardus

Industrial Index flags busy Southeast spring and new firms

The Industrial Index notes a strong start to the second quarter with broad industrial and construction momentum across the Southeast. Twenty two new corporations form in a week with over 1.4 million dollars in capital. Savannah lumber and sugar refinery projects loom large. Gulf Pine sawmills planned. Clarkesdale bank building contracts. a new electric railway between Birmingham and Warrior River plus Jasper. Jacksonville bank remodel valued around 100000 dollars.

Columbus The Industrial Index Southeast Savannah Gulf Pine Fla Clarkesdale Miss Birmingham Ala Warrior River Jasper Jacksonville

Five Year Program Aims For Six Capital Ships This Year

Washington April 3 The House naval committee plans to press a six ship program including two battleships and four battle cruisers as a compromise between Secretary Daniels plan and the general navy board The secretary declined to state the navy ranking noting the five year plan would not leave the United States in second place The house subcommittee will begin streaming the hearings next.

Associated Press Washington House Naval Committee Daniels General Navy Board United States Navy House

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the Star Spangled Banner Franncis Scott Key Commercial Bank of Athens Ness Commercial Bank A E. HH. Dorsey San Francisco Golden Gate Lick Marburg Catoctins Chattanooga
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