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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1904
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a party or event with unclear participants and locations. It lacks readable names, dates, or concrete details to identify the event or outcome.
A violent riot in New York City involves Italian residents along major streets. Police are drawn into the melee after a detective investigating liquor law observations is attacked. Casualties and arrests follow as hundreds participate in the violence.
Shaking violence reported across Ansonia and Rockville with windows rattling and residents alarmed. Affected streets include nearby dwellings as a quake rattled the region shortly after an earlier tremor. No injuries confirmed in the scattered notices.
The killer Rudolph Collins is set to hang next Saturday for the murder of Sehrmacher. Rudolph will testify as a witness for the state in the killing case, with Rudolph’s sister and other relatives under scrutiny during the proceedings. Collins requested a cell prayer service and showed contrition during the session, breaking down and weeping.
A Constantinople letter says Turkey is pleased with the cruiser Abdul Medjidi built in Philadelphia and orders a second vessel of the same type. The Abdul Hamid, into completion at Elswick, will reach Constantinople in May. A similar cruiser arrived from Genoa and three-fourths of a million Mauser rifles for Turkey have been delivered.
The McCall Committee continued witness questioning on post office department allowances. General Bristow and Postmaster General Skeel testified about clerk hire allowances and possible biases as the investigation stretches over several days.
Hearing reveals confusion over a secret test report related to clerk hire and rent, with Rep. Bartlett probing who prepared the document and who received it. Bristow claims no knowledge beyond the first seven pages and offers to provide an inspector list and messenger details.
On Sunday the paper reports on ongoing global conflicts including a Japanese and Russian Sabbath day update. It notes a new attack near San Sham and Port Ntihue Mbareh with ongoing firings and strategic moves by opposing forces.
Representative Thompson, 44th district, who served his second term, died in a roadside accident while en route to a funeral at the city cemetery. He leaves two sons, his mother, and several brothers. Funeral arrangements to be announced by family.
A fragmented notice references Palmer A Sons and a floral sale tied to August flowers. The readable text hints at international scope and local reaction, with unclear pricing and a medical or cure-related emphasis implied by scattered terms.
Brunswick Ga March 21 Judge Parker convicts the Camden County Superior Court next week for two murder trials. One case is John Edenfield of Cabin Bluff charged with killing his sister Mrs H O Causey in what is said to be an accidental shooting. Sheriff Bailey acted on new information leading to Edenfield’s arrest.
Unknown white man found floating in the Chattahoochee between Langdale and River, Ala., near West Point on Saturday morning. Decomposition precludes identification. believed to be about 49 years old and shot three times in the back, with no clew to identity after weeks in the water.
Andrew Carnegie and his wife and daughter sailed from Cherbourg to Europe today. He expects to be absent until meat fall.
Arne You satisfied with your present position and salary. If not, write a user plan and booklet. We have openings in Ma, Secretaries, Advertising Men, Sales 1000 to 10000 cents incentive. General and Ex are exclusively. Hapgoods Inc Pennsylvania Building Igor Chestnut St Philadelphia offices in New York Chicago and 12 other cities.
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