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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1905

Page

5

Chancellor Hill Urges Fair Defense in Oconee Murder Case

A reader letter from Chancellor Hill commends the Banner report on the Oconee county murder case and urges the court to appoint counsel for the accused, arguing justice requires robust defense and citing William H. Fleming and L. Q. C. Lamar as examples of defending the defenseless in perilous trials.

L. Q. C. Lamar Mississippi The Banner Oconee County Western Circuit Watkinsville Georgia William H. Fleming Congress Washington Columbia County Ed. Parks J. B. Gambrell Secretary of Missions For the Baptist Church In Texas Lamar

Atlanta Service Blends Memorial Days Across Traditions

Rev Dr Frank E Jenkins urged uniting National Decoration Day and Confederate Memorial Day in Atlanta at Central Congregational Church. He cited shared values from Epistles and praised Lincoln McKinley Gordon Grady as unifiers, urging one memorial day for all to heal past sectional wounds.

Avlanta Grand Army of the Republic Woman's Relief Corps Sons of Veterans Confederate Veterans Ladies’ Memorial Association of the South Frank E. Jenkins Central Congregational Church Atlanta South John B. Gordon Henry W. Grady Abraham Lincoln William McKinley North Lincoln McKinley Grady Gordon

Atlanta Journal backs Jamey M. Smith for governor

The Atlanta Journal endorses Hon. Jamey M. Smith of Oxie thorpe as the strongest candidate for governor, arguing his qualifications and character suit the job.

Atlanta Journal Jamey M. Smith Oxiethorpe

Property Listings on Prince Barber Pulaski Milledge Streets

Real estate ad listing multiple parcels in Athens area with prices ranging from 350 to 10 000 dollars. Properties include lots on Prince Barber Pulaski Milledge Lumpkin and Springdale streets plus residences and houses with frontages and depths noted. Contact 309 Residence and phones 1 aaron 430 at the Southern Mutual Building Clayton Street Entrance.

Prince Avenue Barber Street Pulaski Street Childs Street Barrow Street Milledge Avenue Lumpkin Street Springdale Street Aaron Southern Mutual Clayton Street

Classic City Feed Mills Advertises Ground Meal and Feed

Classic City Garn 2s Feed Mills offers fine table meal and stock feed ground weekly on weekdays. Bring corn for grinding while you shop. pure fresh meal and feed for sale. Customer service urged. WM. P. Phillips, Manager.

Classic City

Trains Connect Atlanta to St Louis with Sleeping Car Service

Advertisement notes daily two trains from Atlanta to St Louis via W and A RB. Mentions morning sleeping car service and invites inquiries for fares, sale dates, tickets, and circulars. Directs to F D Miller, Traveling Passenger Agent, Pryor Street Atlanta.

Atlanta St. Louis

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