Ohio and New York vote shift shapes national outlook
Ohio voters favor McKinley by about 15,000 to 20,000 as Campbell loses. New York City Flower carries by roughly 65,000 with statewide Democratic gains and a possible state legislature shift. Massachusetts. Russell wins, and Pennsylvania shows Democratic gains while Iowa leans Democratic.
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Atlanata
Banner
New York
Flower
Russell
Boston
Massachusetts
Raneel
Natant
Cabot Lodge
Bill Fame
Ohio
McKinley
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Iowa
Botes
Georgia
Tammany
the Tribune of
Atlanta
Union
Cincinnati
Atanta
Associated Press
P. J. Moran
Rumors of War As Baltimore Cruiser Said in Danger
Rumors circulate that the American cruiser Baltimore faces danger amid tensions abroad. Townsfolk weigh reports of possible action as naval observers urge caution while officials provide no official confirmation.
The Chilians May Fight Dispatches From Valparaiso
A private Valparaiso dispatch says the American cruiser Baltimore is in danger and Chilians may strike first to deny a war declaration. It notes Captain Schley will not surrender and aims to avoid treachery, awaiting fair notice before evacuating Valparaiso.
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Lonpor
Valparaiso
Baltimore
United States
Egan
Schley
Printing the Brooklyn registry lists a precarious strike
The Metropolitan Job Printing company faced an 800 strong compositor walkout threatening a $40,000 bond on the Brooklyn registry lists. Secretary Ferguson of Typographical Union No. 6 intervened, restoring work after a tense day, with managers fearing the risk of large time contracts in future.
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New York
Metropolitan Job Printing Company
Brooklyn
Ferguson
Typographical Union No. 6
Office of Typographical Union No. 6
Perguson
Commodore ‘Tooker
Will Get Swenty Cents
A Boston report says Maverick National Bank depositors will likely receive about seventy cents on the dollar. Doubt remains whether Potter & French stockholders will face a 100 percent assessment due to their insolvency and arrest disclosures.
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Boston
Committee of the Associated Banks
Maverick National Bank
Measra
Potter & French
Masa
Caramit
Nevonal Bank
Messia
Potter
French
Macon to Host World’s Fair Editors Convention
The Macon Telegraph reports the World’s Fair convention will be held in Macon this month. An executive committee plans a solicitation drive to fund hosting visiting editors during their stay, viewing it as a grand boon for Macon and Georgia.
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Georgia
Empire
South
Chicago
Eag
Dhes
Macon
Fair and Exposition Company
For Sale of 17 Acre Estate on Broad Street
Property in East Albion fronts Broad Street offering 17 acres with three dwelling houses stables and barns. For inquiry contact J. M. Allen at 244 Broad Street.
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Pronesty
East
Albi
Broad Street
J. M. Allen
The Compan ies Formed And the Boys Drill
Monday Col Snelling formed two companies A and B under Captains Whechel and Boggs with about fifty men each. Drilling began, uniforms arrive soon, Cadets in new outfits will look sharp. Questions why not drill in Augusta against Milledgeville Cadets. Col Snelling a favorite with new and old cadets.
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Snelling
Whechel
Boggs
Augusta
Milledgeville
Local Delicacies Show Up In Unlabeled Shelf List
Unclear item list mentions imported jams pineapple peach and apple preserves with brand or place Kingham breakfast bacon fancy bananas. The fragment hints at a grocery or market display of fruit spreads and breakfast items.
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Kingham
Mr C W Wallace Dies at Paper Mill Home
Clarke County loses an aged and highly esteemed citizen Mr C W Wallace who died Sunday at 12 o clock after a period of paralysis and declining health. He was about sixty nine, a longtime Methodist, and leaves a widow and several children. Advertises typewriters at end.
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C. W. Wallace
Clarke County
Wallace
Cera
Methodist Church
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN TENNESSEE CONVICT LIBERATION
NOvEMBER 31 1920 Knoxville reports quiet mining districts convicts remain confined state appears powerless over release debates. scattered notices mix with misread ads and garbled text reflecting a damaged page segment.
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Noxville
Tenn
Seventy Percent Expected for Bank Depositors
In Boston on November 3 special coverage notes that depositor recoveries from Nevonal Bank may reach about seventy cents on the dollar. Experts doubt full 100 percent gains after stockholder assessments, with figures around 23 cents per share discussed.
Strike Called Off in Coal District After Three Months
Pravrasva dispatch reports the coal miners strike ended as 12 000 idle workers return to work. Miners association officials planned a convention to declare the stoppage over after a three month effort for a 10 percent per ton raise.
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Prrrasvra
Macon Fire Ravages Section. Damage Near $18000
A large blaze swept through a Macon district on November 38 causing serious damage estimated at about $18,000. Firefighters fought a spreading conflagration amid dense smoke and crowded streets.
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Macon
Saturaine Deniae
Prosecution Ought for Trespass at Opera House
Auction notice announces sale of ladies and children cloaks hats caps and Bennets at New York along with a warning that trespassers will face full legal action by the property owners. The ad is attributed to DaVVISION & LOWE.
Howell Speaks I Give His Side of the Water Works
A brief column captures Howell presenting his perspective on the water works dispute. He asserts his position and questions the handling of water services, signaling ongoing community concern.
Athens Considers Plans to Increase Water Supply
City officials and visitors discussed Athens water needs as plans emerge to raise supply. W H Howell of New York outlined possible methods to deliver up to 10,000,000 gallons daily, including bringing water from Bobbin Mill Creek via Princeton Factory canal and using local water power. Citizens’ nightly lawn sprinkling and leakage were cited as pressure issues, with further discussions on funding and contracts underway.
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Howell
Princeton
Bobbin- Mill Creek
Athens
Bobbin Mill Creek
Hamilton
Nature’s great remedy for coughs and lung troubles
Sweet Gum and Mallein is praised as an effective treatment for coughs colds croup consumption and all threats to the lungs in this periodical notice. It emphasizes broad curative claims and positions the product as a universal remedy for respiratory ailments.
Death of Miss Nora Dunaway in Athens Typhoid Tragedy
Miss Nora Dunaway, age about 17, dies at her father's residence on State Right Street from typhoid fever after moving from Gainerville to Athens. She was active in the Methodist Church and faced death with faith. Funeral services scheduled at the Princeton Methodist Church today at eleven o clock.
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Nora
Dunaway
M.L. Dunaway
State Right
Gainerville
Athens
Methodist Church
Princeton
Davison and Lowe Advertise Clearance in New York
Room needed. As we are badly in need of room we will commence this week and close out our entire line of Ladies and Children's Cloaks Hats Caps and Bonnets at New York cost. Davison and Lowe.
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New York
Amalhile
Davison & Lowe
Classic City Chat Bright News Voices and Views
Breezy city column offers light interludes with interviews and opinions from local residents. Snapshots capture daily life, quirky events, and community spirit in a cheerful tone.
Gossip and News of Athens Day by Day
Athens page story summarizes social notes from Danielsville weddings to local meetings and elections. Mentions Griffeth marrying Pinson, Merchant’s Tail Retail Agency meeting, water questions, Atlanta article in New England Magazine, Hancock Hull street section growth, and Col Ben C Yancey death notes with comparisons to William L Yancey.
Vestibule train wreck and on-board fatality report
The vestibule train on the R and D road ran recklessly and failed to stop at Lula where T M Ward waited for his sister. It later was reported to have, while running off time, struck a freight train and killed three men near the Dan river bridge.
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Dan River
Fat Men’s Club Show Promises Laughs and Acrobats
The Fat Men’s Club led by J C Stewart returns with a night of pretty girls singing graceful dancing and funny comedy plus acrobatic acts. The company is the largest visiting here and promises strong sales for reserved seats starting Thursday November 5th.
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Fat “Men’s* Club
J.C. Stewart
Two Johns
Fat Men’s Club
Athens society notes list visits and arrivals
Mrs J H Williams leaves for Augusta to visit Mrs William K Miller. Mr J Fréd Lewis of the University will attend the Chi Phi Fraternity convention in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs T R R Cobb return from Atlanta after several days there. Mr T W Reed makes a flying visit to Winterville. Mr C G C Turner of the University returns from Atlanta to visit his parents. The little son of Mr J H Lambert is ill. Friends of Mr W B Loehr are glad he is improving. Col Goodloe H Yancey returns from Atlanta. Miss Sprout builds a handsome residence on the old Phinizy lot. Miss Louise Morris to visit Augusta next Tuesday. Victor L Smith of Atlanta expected to visit Athens soon. A large party of Athenians to go to the Augusta Exposition this week. Miss Maria Boney of Augusta to visit friends in the Classic City. Mary Lou Ooting, well known to Athens, will winter in New York.
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J. Fréd Lewis
The
University
Atlanta
Chi Phi Fraternity
T.R R. Cobb
T. W. Reed
Winterville
C. GC. Turner
J. H. Lambert
W. “B. Loehr
Col. Goodloe H. Yancey
Miss Sprout
Louise Morris
Augusta
Augusta Exposition
Maria Boney
Mary Lou Ooting
Augwell
Athens
New York
Wanted Loan Offer for City Real Estate Security
A notice advertises a loan request for 400 to 500 dollars with terms of six or twelve months. The borrower offers city real estate as security and provides a business address and contact details for placing the loan inquiry.
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City Real Estate
Otice
Cloaks at Cost This Week by Davison and Lowe
Ladies and children's cloaks offered at cost this week by Davison and Lowe. Figures and stock limited. Headline style notice from a local shop promoting affordable outerwear.
Athens Seeks and Plans More Water Supply
City officials announce a drive to secure additional water supply to meet growing demand. Public planning documents outline sources, timelines, and expected impacts on residents and businesses.
Opinion on Best Water Source for Athens Waterworks
Public discussion centers on Athens water supply options with Prof Rutherford favoring Tallasee Shoals nine miles away for its purity and abundant water power. Alternatives include Mitchells Bridge and Necatchee Creek. City council plans data collection on costs before selecting a source while noting ample local water. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a remedy for rheumatism.
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Prof. Rutherford
Williams Rutherford
Tallasee Shoals
Athens
Rutherford
Mitchell’s Bridge
Necatchee Creek
Sandy Creek
Thomas House Sold At Auction In Athens
The Thomas House on Milledge Avenue in Athens was offered at auction yesterday and bought in by Judge Thomas for 7000 dollars. Judge Thomas has repeatedly refused to take less than 10000 for the property, underscoring his confidence in its value. Bradycrotine is claimed to cure headaches by a Providence, BR, RI reader.
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Bailey ‘Thomas
Milledge Avenue
Judge Thomas
Thomas
Athens
Lost purse found at YMCA rooms with reward offered
A small gray purse was lost or mislaid at the YMCA rooms yesterday afternoon. It contained several dollars. The finder is asked to return it to Rev. C. W. Lane for a suitable reward.
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C. W. Lane
Meeting at the YMCA Draws Large, Enthusiastic Crowd
A Sunday YMCA gathering drew 80 attendees with lively talks by members. The session extended after dark. Next Sunday at 4 o clock a mixed meeting with both ladies and gentlemen is planned with a special program.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
For Over Fifty Years 800 Cures Diarrahea Remedy
An antique ad claims “800” softens the wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhea. It advertises twenty five cents a bottle and promises cures “throughout the world” over fifty years.
Mrs Mell Expresses Gratitude After House Fire
Mrs Ei Manu thanks benefactors and the Banner editor for help after her house burned. She notes many rescued her and cannot reach all personally, issuing a public acknowledgement of gratitude. Davison and Lowe advertise children's hats caps and bonnets at cost this week.
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Ei Manu
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R. L. Hare
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Perrey
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Compa- Gastonia Tens
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Mil‘edge Avenue
Mr. Howell
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Makrup
Danielsville
Griffeth
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Hull Street
Yancey
Columbus Herald
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William L. Yancey
Atlanta Constitution
J. H. Williams
William K.miller
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Hood
Jackson & Barnes Co
Thomas House
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