Through Sleeper Trains Planned for Athens Route
General Manager Gabbet t of the Macon and Northern railroad discusses new through trains with sleeping cars from Lula to Athens and on to Macon and Albany. He notes a better road bed after recent repairs and aims to align schedules with the Richmond and Danville line for immediate implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil Gabbett
Macon and Northern Railroad
Old Covington & Macon
Athen
Savannah
City
Palace Pullman
Lula
Athens
Macon
Albany
Gabbett
Sarnet
Tula
Green
Richmond
Danville
Ath ens residents protest telephone service practice
A letter to the editor criticizes the Ath ens telephone exchange for requiring customers to call a number and then wait for a response, claiming the practice is outdated and exemplifies city officials’ superiority. The writer urges management to address the issue and improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basser
Athens
Way
Seats Being Arranged For Coming Tent Event In Athens
Workmen cut trees and cleared space on the lot beside Henderson Warehouse for a large tent seating area. A platform will be built near the warehouse with the audience in the space between the warehouse and the old Gantt house. Three arc lights will illuminate the tent which arrives Monday and will be set up promptly for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Warehouse
Gantt House
Athens
Opening for Live Canvasser at Banner Office
A live canvasser position is available. Apply in person at the Banner office to join the outreach team.
Hon A J Cobb to speak at Y M C A and religious services
Hon A J Cobb is listed to speak at the Y M C A tomorrow at 5 p m with men invited to attend and bring a friend. Rev Bishop Becker will preach at the Catholic church tomorrow morning at 10 30 and at 7 30 in the evening. Local civic notes mention W C Wtherford building a brick store on Oconee street near the lower bridge and several Jefferson citizens visiting Athens yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cobb
YY. M. C
A.J Cobb
Y.M.C
Y.M.C A
Becker
Oconee Street
Lower Bridge
Elbert’ Askew
Jefferson
John
Seymore
Dowdy
Athensi
Yeaterdey
aAtiadta
Tod
Bankeia Bon
Cobb
Wonder Worker Helps Burlington Man Find Health
Frank Snfiman of Burlington Ohio said he had been treated by leading doctors for tuberculosis and was bedridden. After trying Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and lung trouble he improved quickly and now enjoys good health. A 10 cent trial bottle is offered at J Crawford Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snfiman
Burlington
Ohio
Shey
King
J. Crawford & Co's
Commencement Tickets At Lucy Cobb Not Admitting
Only green tickets will be accepted for the Lucy Cobb Latitute commencement exercises last term at the chapel doors. No admittance for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Controversy over Georgia Negro College in Athens
A Board of Education meeting approves use of the Baxter Street School for a temporary Negro College branch in Athens for three months, amid broader notes on the state's 1874 act and 1890 plan. The history recounts coeducation tensions with Atlanta University and potential funding, with Savannah or Americus eyed for a permanent site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University For
Athens
Colored Branch College
Board of Education
Messrs
Barrow
Palmer
Stern
Hodgson
Hull
Hunnicutt
Baxter Street
Branch
A. L. Hutt
Sec’t’y
M. C. D. Flanigen
Branch College For
Georgia
Federal Congress
Atlanta University
Atlanta
Industrial College
Americus
Savannah
Jong
Dhe -Enterprise
jAnericul Oist
Congréss
Interior
White race interests and Morrill appropriation discussion
A fragment discusses the A and M College of Georgia and Morrill funding. It mentions white race interests and negro college commissions shaping allocations. The tone argues that if both races benefit, no one should complain or impute motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College of Georgia
Morrill
Commission On the Négro College
Athens social notes and Commencement week events
Breakfast table talk records visitors and residents in Athens for the Lucy Cobb Commencement. People include Mrs. Holcombe Mrs Hughe Mrs Dearing Miss Baggs Miss Hall Miss Smythe and families with anticipation of the Cotillion Club dance and a Lucy Cobb Institute concert. A health blurb promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Baggs
Lucy Cobb
Commencement Preparations Stir Enthusiasm at Home School
The Home School prepares a lively program for its forthcoming commencement under Miss Callie Sosnowski with support from her staff. Students excel in vocal and instrumental work while Miss Gussie Rankin of Atlanta earns top honors, followed by Miss Alice Williams. Captain J H Adams of Batonton recounts neuralgia relief after trying Dr Holt’s Dyspeptic Elixir. J M Head expands business on Broad Street near middle bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Callie Sosnowski
Gussie Rankin
Atlanta
Alice Williams
J. H. Adams
Batonton
Holt
Union Point Items May 29 Hustling Town Notes
A Union Point Georgia column reports entertainment by Bernard Freeman for Miss Annie Linton of Greensboro, illness notes, births and deaths, and local progress. John W Langford reaches age 90 after requesting communion. funeral well attended. Other town updates include new houses, a drowning scare, and a closing sale by Julius Cohen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Point
Bernard
Freeman
Annie Linton
Grensboro
Linton
Morainle
Langford
E.G. Williams
John W. Langford
Jas. Barnes
Js §. Callaway
The
Baptist Church
Jerusalem
Patsyavan
Reaves Co Roof Paint Stops Leaks After Rain
Heavy rain yesterday tested roofs painted by Reaves Co. Their roof paint stopped leaks in all houses repainted by the firm. Consumers are urged to choose Neaves Co's fine roof paint for durable, affordable protection and potential insurance savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaves & Co
Neaves & Co
Gossip and News of Athens Daily Bright and Breezy
Classic City notes from Athens include church services at East Athens Methodist with Rev E D Stone, a lost $200 by Mr Flatwu, visitors at Lucy Cobb Commencement, Mr Jarrett from Jackson county recovered from poisoning, Sheriff Wier in South Carolina inquiry about Morehead brothers, Charles Tillman heading a grand choir for meetings, and Rev Benedict preaching at St Mary's with high expectations for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Wilkins
Atlanta
Mister Charles Wilkins
City
A. H.“Noble
Lucy Cobb
South Carolina
Wier
John
Mark Morehead
Thiss County
Anderson, S.C
Tillman
Charles Tillman
Visiting Friends Here and Local Notes in Athens
Rev T O Rorie from Toccoa visits Athens and files a cheerful account for the Banner. Mrs C Bode brings cake and cream to the Banner office. guests praise the treats. Hon A J Cobb to speak to men at Y M C A tomorrow at 5 pm, inviting all to attend. Lucy Cobb Institute seniors announce an elegant graduation reception. class of 91 aims to outshine prior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.O. Rorie
Toccoa
Paiu
Banner
Rorie
The
Lucy
Cobb Institute
D' the Institute
Fraud Charged in Atlanta’s Banking Scandal Rumor
In Atlanta reports, speculation spreads on a major financial failure as estimates hover near a million dollars. John Donovan of the Daw agency notes liabilities are not yet firm, with agencies lacking a finalized schedule and many rough guesses cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ryan
Havn
Hss
The French Play Opens the 1 C. I.Com
The fragmentary OCR describes a French play opening at a venue, signaling the start of a theatre program. Details about cast or exact date are unclear though the phrase suggests an inaugural performance as part of a cultural season.
Scene of Beauty at Commencement Nations Pageant
The Seney Stovall Chapel venue hosted a Paris themed Nations pageant as part of commencement exercises. Miss Julia Wilkins led Europe with other regional representatives while Miss Mamie Calloway held the Goddess of Justice’s scales. The event featured elegant costumes, refined French pronunciation, and an enthusiastic audience despite poor weather. Rev. Robert Barri¢ of Columbus will preach the Commencement Sermon tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seney-Stovall
Earth
Julia Wilkins
Atlantis
Europe
Misa Mars Wither
New Orleans
Aasla
Mattie “Beall
Africa
Celia Bradway
America
Nannie Sue Hill
Oceani’a
Minnie Boston
South América
Mamie Calloway
Newnan
Hans
Madame Mettais
Lelia
Robert ‘Barri
Columbus
Local Market Items Feature Pork Sausage and Potatoes
Market list shows pork sausage and new Irish potatoes described as sweet and sour. Include pickles dried beer breakfast bacon and a note on hensy fat ducks. Moore and Bernard referenced as sellers or providers in the listing.
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Moore
Bernard
Kindergarten Display At Washington Street School Exhibition
A crowd attended the Washington Street School kindergarten and art display yesterday afternoon. The exhibition showcased extensive handwriting and handiwork by the kindergarten department. the Board of Education made a brief visit. It will run from 3 to 6 this afternoon for attendees.
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Board of Education
Branson Library
Branson
T. J. Simmons
Washington Street School
M. Bacon
M. J. Roper
Oconee Street
Mises Annie Linton
Meigs Street
M. Kennard
H. Hodgson
M. Bernard
M. Brumby
C. Patman
A. Hodgson
Newton
A Patman
L. Bacon
S. P. Whaley
Athens
A. J. Cary
Baxter Street
John R. Mack
M. Iverson
Minnie Davis
Washington St
Washington Street
Cine
Culieiren Int ‘Partment
Endorsements and unrest in Atlanta following Culpepper debate
Atlanta papers report criticism of Culpepper and support for Mr. Culpepper by one group. A May 20 meeting passed resolutions. debates focus on constitutional aid and Mr Culpepper. A separate note from Washington details rumors of arson, a jail arrest of Bill Gallaway, and a lynching scare quelled by Sheriff T J Irvin’s guard duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Newsbappers
Atlanta
Culpepper
Guipéep
Sam Sime
T. J. Irvin
Washington
Maile
It Will Be Built Augusta E And Chattanooga Talk
Reports say the Augusta extension and the Chattanooga project remain the main topic of discussion. Officials and citizens debate timing, funding, and impact on regional transportation.
Unclear fragmentary letter hints at local postwar finance
A damaged excerpt references a letter from WY with vague notes on finance and a tense tone about capital and builders. It mentions Carter and Seth in uncertain contexts and an anxious mood about western capitalists and Chattanooga, suggesting unsettled economic concerns.
Libel Suit Filings Target Southern Alliance Farm Publisher
Attorney for Maya S. sues Southern Alliance Farmers for ten thousand dollars. The case stems from a legal advertisement about a security deed used as editorial material alleged to be libelous against Mims. Proceedings indicate libel claims arising from published text critical of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Alliance
Sfarmer
Atlartay Mayas
Damaes
Waites Lime
Wayresboro
Mims
thefBarmees Criti
Isin
Anders
Himim
Arineing
Rial
Mima
Despondent Mother Murders Her Three Children
In Topeka on May 29 a despondent mother murdered her three young daughters and herself in a house at Auchanan avenue and Gerden street. The family, recent arrivals from Kanouth to Wyler, were found amid the ruins. authorities call it a deliberate triple murder and suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torexa
Kon
North Topeka
Nister
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Cotillion Club
Lucy Cobbs Institute
Lucy Cobb Institute
Monuke
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Julius ‘Cohens& Co
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East Athens Methodist Church
E. D. Stone
Severs
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Flatwu
Jarrett
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ST. St. Mary’s
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Sol Steubenville
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