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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1903

Page

3

Florida Tornado Wreaks Extensive Pine Forest Damage

Reports from Jacksonville describe a deadly Florida tornado that leveled about 15 percent of pine trees, severely impacting the turpentine industry. Wires remain down west and south of Tampa, with Cedar Keys Pensacola and other coast towns damaged. Orange crops suffer heavy losses and pineapple fields are damaged. The storm caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in total losses across the state.

Jacksonville Cedar Keys Pensacola Addine Leriel Tampa Ft. Myers St.Petersburg Punta Gorda Punta Rassa

Torrential Rains Break Records Across Georgia and Alabama

Heavy rains swept southwestern Georgia and eastern Alabama, with record totals and severe crop damage. Griffin logged 5.32 inches, Quitman 5.82, Valdosta saw the heaviest rain in years. The storm, centered near Montgomery, disrupted the Atlantic Coast Line traffic and threatened Florida’s cotton belt. Wrecks were reported along the Florida coast including a schooner ashore and a broken Spanish steamer.

Alabama Georgia Atlanta Miatwod Ly Montgomery Ala Griffin Quitman Valdosta Florida Belt Dixie

Blood Balm Promises Cancer Cure Evidence From Advertisements

An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for cancer including nose and face lesions and other skin and blood conditions. It cites Mrs. M L Adams of Fredonia Alabama and Mrs. B M Guerney of Warrior Stand Alabama with claims of healed sores after doctors advised cutting. The ad notes other listed ailments improved and offers $1 large bottles and free samples, with orders via Blood Balm Co. Atlanta Georgia.

M.L. Adams Fredonia Ala B. M. Guerney Warrior Stand Blood Balm Co Atlanta

Fragmented OCR: Local Notice About Preservation Efforts

An OCR fragment describes preservation or protection actions involving a group or organization. It mentions a state or city entity and a local project status. The readable terms include protection, restoration, and a named group. The legible parts are insufficient to identify full names or dates.

Riot in New York during primary campaign injures many

A severe riot in New York near Fifth Avenue and One Hundred Eighteenth Street left one man dead or dying and several seriously hurt. Police and detectives fought a mob of Hopper and O Connell supporters for over an hour as a banner across the street triggered clashes. Eighty officers dispersed the crowd, with Crombie badly injured and Leonard struck down while trying to separate combatants. No arrests were reported.

New York Jerome Chem Geoge Leonard Hopper O'Conmel Fifth Avenue Eleventh Street O'Connell H.R. Palmer & Sons W. J. Smith & Bro

Clifton Flour Ad Promises Fresh For Retail Buyers

An advertisement touts Bransford's Clifton Flour as the flour for family use and notes it is kept in stock for regular purchase. It claims the Clifton flour remains fresh when sold to retail merchants who buy in small quantities and urges customers to use it for bread and pastries.

Bransford Clifton Wingfield Cash Grocery Bransford’s

Order of the Carnation Holds Second Annual Meeting

The Order of the Carnation, named for President McKinley’s favorite flower, convened its second annual meeting in New York on September 15. Plans included expanding from state to national scope and inviting ex-Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woolcraft to the presidency. officers elected span New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and other states. The note adds a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy endorsement with local druggists listed.

McKinney New York Order of the Carnation MicKlaly Ce Presdent Tmothy TL. Woolraft Archbishtop Ireland St. Paul Fiwani Ro B. Finch New Years View Jay New York Coberel Peyton Fox Comaecticutt Robert S. Holden Massachusetts For. Shinner Won Root A.V. Gallesly Hy Matehell RL. Turns I. Rosenberg

Fatal Saloon Fight Leaves Man Dead in Card Game

A violent melee in a Mercer county saloon following a dispute over cards left one man dead and another severely injured. A posse captured a fleeing suspect after a horse chase. Neighbors aided injured men, including D. P. Dougherty who survived a critical illness thanks to local care and a remedy. Separate items note a rare hydrophobia death in New York and Macon civil docket actions.

Wassiof Sims Inoki Kafa Handley Ranis Butl Tetanton

Electric Bitters Restored An Old Soldier’s Health

An aged veteran J. J. Haven of Versailles Ohio suffered kidney disease for years. After trying doctors and medicines he used Electric Bitters and rapidly recovered. He testifies he is on the road to complete recovery. The product is touted as best for liver and kidney troubles and stomach and bowel complaints, with a 500 guarantee by local sellers.

Iss May Markell London Ontario Canada Cardus Markell Sivas W. J. Smith &Bro H., Rb, Palmer & Son

Streets of Rawson Paves with Gold Pay Dirt at 25 Cents

Dawson Alaska Sept 15 Excitement over pay dirt found at head of Albert street. Men hauling gravel report gold output may total about 11 million dollars for the year. Klings shipments for August reached 1,442,256 dollars with about 10 outside dollars leaving camp. Pompano noted at Gilleland's Cafe.

Klonsike Dawaon Alaska Albert Street Dave Dawson Slenna

British Cabinet Meeting Faces Decision on Fiscal Question

The St James Gazette quotes a firm claim that the final division on the fiscal issue arrived yesterday. Discussion may extend to other matters, with further consideration before a definite government conclusion. If Mr. Chamberlain's proposals fail, he may resign his cabinet seat. Also includes an advertisement for_WW WHowell testimonial_ Little Early Risers pills for biliousness and constipation.

Tanlon Moetins Athens Phawninae Amatiings Sto James Chamberlain

Protests and Macedonian Relief Fund Support

In Chicago on Sept 15 Protestant ministers from the Methodist Episcopal Baptist Presbyterian and Congregational churches met at the Young Men's Christian Association building and agreed to aid the Macedonian relief fund. The delegation approved the Macedonian committee’s work.

Chicago Young Man's Christian Association Macedonian Relief Fund Baptist Presbyterian Congregational

Liverpool Cotton Market Report September 15 1903

Liverpool market update notes spots middling uplands at 6.72 with sales and receipts. American cotton figures appear as 5000 sales and 4400 receipts, with middling price cited as 1085 in this dated market brief.

Liverpool

Ovation to Palma on eastern Cuba tour is reported

Cuban President Palma receives enthusiastic greetings in Puerto Principe and other towns as he tours eastern Cuba. Officials praise the republic’s success, while Palma declines to speak beyond brief responses. An accompanying anecdote cites a Greenesburg man praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and sleepless nights.

Padto Principe Cuba Alma Havana Habitas Tannerel Palma

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