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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1911

Page

5

McNamara Brothers Jazzed as Los Angeles Trial Begins

The McNamara case opens in Los Angeles with charges tied to the Times building explosion and 20 deaths on October 1, 1910. District Attorney Fredericks and defense counsel Darrow plan a lengthy, costly trial with 700 witnesses and heavy documentary evidence, including McManigal’s confession and alleged handwriting contests.

Los Angeles Cal Western Federation of Miners Steumesberg Idaho McNamara Brothers Los Angeles Times The Times Ortie E. McManigal American Federation of Labor J. Wesley Reeves Reeves Clarence J. Darrow John D.fredericks McManigal J. B. McNamara J. B. Bryce San Fracisco J. J. McNamara McMargal McNamara Indianapolis William J. Burns McNamaras J J. McNamara United States San Francisco Fredericks Los Angelend Darrow

Greene County Heirs Claim Million-Dollar Benjamin Jackson Estate

Special to The Banner reports Greene and Wilkinson counties linked by a possible $5,000,000 fortune of Benjamin Jackson, a New York mercantile trader who died childless. He left Gaia-related heirs in McDuffie and Hancock areas. investigators cite a 1796 Greene County birth and a Bible origin. A hunt for the heirs continues with named descendants in Georgia and Texas. Rexall ad at end promotes Orderlies from H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Co.

Greensboro Daily Press Wilkinson County Benjamin Jackson New York Wilkinson Absalom Jackson James Jackson McIntyre Georgia Jackson Greensboro Herald-Journal Superior Court H. Willis Greene County Chamants Susie A. Neal Thomson McDuffie County W. Andrew Jackson Houston Thezas Fort Creek Hancock Nancy Atkins Hancock County Daniel Washington Jackson Lazareth Jackson Martha Jackson Andrew Jackson Warrenton Rebecca Burchelle Chamberlain Florence Jackson Rebecca Clarke Jackson Liberty Street Daniel Atkins Thomson, Ga Texas J. D. Lazenby David Adams David Brown John Hardaway T. J. Hardaway Belle Denton Jefferson County James Ricketson la Grange Rexall H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Co

Lincoln Memorial Unveiled at Army Reunion in Council Bluffs

In Council Bluffs on October 10 the Society of the Army of the Tennessee unveiled a Lincoln memorial during its forty first annual reunion. General Grenville M. Dodge presided with speakers General Frederick D. Grant Bishop Samuel Fallows and Miss Harriett Lake of Independence Iowa representing the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Council Bluffs Society of the Army of the Tennessee Abraham Lincoln Grenville M. Dodge Frederick D. Grant Samuel Fallows Harriett Lake Independence

Timely advice saves two after cough frightful

Mrs C Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin avoided tragedy after an aunt urged Dr King’s New Discovery for a severe cough described as consumption. The product cured her cough and helped her son’s bronchial illness, with trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by W J Smith & Bro and E R Palmer & Sons.

W. J. Smith &Bro E. R. Palmer & Sons

Six Hundred Attend Georgia University at Start of Term

The University of Georgia opens with a record crowd as M. F. Nunnez registers for a bachelor of arts track. He is a sophomore and son of Dr. J. M. Nunnez of Swainsboro. With E. L. Carter and J. L. Cooper registering, total attendance reaches 602 plus late arrivals.

University of Georgia State University of the Union M. F. Nunnez Nunnez J. M. Nunnez Swainsboro E. L. Carter J. L. Cooper

War Declared Against Catarrh Germs With HYOMEI

An advertisement urges readers to fight catarrh germs with HYOMEI inhalation. It claims the antiseptic air kills catarrh and related ailments and offers a pocket inhaler for 50 cents or a complete outfit for one dollar with a money back guarantee from H. R. Palmer & Sons.

Hyomei H. R. Palmer & Sons Bron J

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