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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1904

Page

3

Japan Diet Meets to Provide Funds for War Effort

A special session of the Japanese diet opened with M Matsura elected president of the house of representatives. Both sides agree on united government action and approval of fiscal measures for the war. Reports from Korea describe cold weather, bivouacked Japanese troops, and rationing as transport troops advance slowly. A separate dispatch notes Manchurian bandits attacking a Russian outpost near Span-La Chan, Port Arthur area.

Korea Dokio M. Matsura Seiyu Kai Party Marquis Ko House of Representatives Japan M. Matsuva Okuma Ito New York Span-La Chan Port Artlun New Chwang

Russians Retreat as French Flag Replaces Russian Emblem in Won San Area

New York March 18 The threatened Japanese landing at Won San is delayed as the Vladivostock squadron with four ships anchors at Possiet bay. Reports from Seoul say Russians, accompanied by interpreters, survey the country to gauge population, supplies and public sentiment.

New Chiang New York Won San Seoul Korea Vladivostock Possiet Bay

Maryland Governor Signs Jim Crow Travel Bills

Governor Warfield approved two Jim Crow measures governing rail and steamboat travel in Maryland. The railroad bill orders separate coaches for black passengers except on special trains or those with Pullman cars, excluding railroad staff, nurses, and prisoner officers. It does not cover electric or street cars. The second bill requires separate compartments for white and black passengers with no drop in accommodation quality.

Maryland Baltimore Warfield

Maryland Jim Crow bill advocate boycotted by Negroes

Snow Hill Maryland March 18 Delegate William G Kerbin of Worcester county who pushed the Jim Crow bill in the state legislature was boycotted by Black residents. After returning from Annapolis he found the hotel dining room refused service, forcing him to Baltimore for meals, while his Black laundress joined the boycott.

Maryland Snow Hill William G. Kerbin Worcester County Kerbin Annapolis Baltimore

Receiver for contractor in bankruptcy case

Maurice Runkle once a government contractor facing post office probes has a receiver appointed in supplementary bankruptcy proceedings. Runkle, president of a company supplying mail pouches and khaki uniforms for the United States, was indicted in Washington along with August W. Machen and Thomas M. McGregor for conspiring to defraud. He surrendered last August and posted 5000 dollars bail. The case centers on supplies for the free delivery service.

Maurice Runkle New York Post Office Runkle United States Washington August W. Machen Thomas M. McGregor

Prominent Mason Robert Hooker Dies in San Bernardino

San Bernardino California March 18 Robert Hooker master of the Barrow in Furness lodge and early political organizer in England is dead. He initiated the Prince of Wales Edward into Masonry and presided at ceremonies when Edward became grand master. He backed Colonel Stanley for Parliament and helped found the working men’s conservative association a powerful political force.

King of England San Bernardino Cal Robert Hooker Prince of Wales King Edward Earl of Derby Barrow-in-Furness England Edward Hooker Colonel Stanley Workingmen’s Conservative Association

Well Again After Rheumatism Attack Cured by Balm

John Blount has fully recovered from rheumatism with Chamberlain's Pain Balm after town doctors failed to help. The prompt relief and low cost are highlighted. sale by H. R. Palmjer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.

John Blount Chamberlain Monon Ind H. R. Palmjer & Sons W. J. Smith & Bro

Relief in Six Hours Claims for Kidney Disease Cure

The advertises a remedy named New Great South American Kidney Care that purportedly relieves distressing kidney and bladder disease in six hours and aids urinary retention. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons, Druggists, Athens, Georgia.

H. R. Palmer & Sons Athens

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