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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1901

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Dissenting report on civil list raises costs in royal grants

In Loxpom April 4 a minority report by Mr LaBouchere questions a proposed civil list of about 470000 pounds. It argues no increase is needed and condemns pomp and ceremony as excessive amid rising living costs for the wealthy. The report cites specific allowances and annuities to royal family members and notes a net rise of 67000 pounds.

LaBouchere Duke of Cornwall York Duchess of Cornwall Berme Mr. LaBouchere Bug Ona Aes

Sugar Cane and Cassava Supplies For Experimental Use

Brunswick Ga April 4 The board of trade forecasts at least 400 delegates will attend the sugar cane and cassava convention on April 9 where prominent Georgia farmers expect to be present. The arrangements committee has ordered cassava seed for free distribution under the new act with delegates to sign an agreement to report back.

Baunswick Board of Trade Georgia

Steamer Chester W Chapin Runs Aground in Dense Fog

The Chester W Chapin of the New Haven and New York line ran ashore near an island in Narragansett Bay in heavy fog at 7 pm. Tugboats and a relief train moved passengers to safety and officials think the ship is not seriously damaged.

Narragansett Bay Providence Chester W. Chapin New Haven New York Warwick Neck Inlet Soares Providence, River and Newport Line Bay Queen Newport Carl 5 Lipe

Botha to Lord Kitchener Seeks Peace Dialogue

Boer commander in chief General Botha expresses desire for peace in a letter to Lord Kitchener. The missive, dated February 18 at the Boer camp, invites formal discussions to end the strife and requests safe contact with the British high command.

Botha Lord A Kitchener South Africa Genener Chamberlain Nee Onal Pice Tor Aatex Rm Spee

Oriental Items Received by Mail

Overseas dispatches report raids near Pao Ting with Chinese authorities unable to stop them. Marshal Von Waldersee orders the foreign garrison to offensive after a March 8 clash with 400 Chinese regulars in which 62 were killed. A North China Daily News massacre list follows, while other items mention Carman's Manila case and a Corean mint fire amid worker strikes.

Carman Manila Corean Vancouver B. C Japan Pao Ting Marshal von Waldersee North China Daily Nova Mra. Osleh W. Noreen Anderson A. E. Palm E . Ericson Helberg J. W. Alstedt D. M. Carman Manilla Romaina Ione Ne Times Teodoro Carranzas Pagorapjau Bara Corea Yong San

Rivers in Augusta and Columbia Hit by Major Flood Boom

Reports from Augusta Georgia and Columbia South Carolina describe records of high water on the Savannah and other rivers. Mills and electric plants powered by water are shut down, risking outages and darkness without the moon to light streets.

Avoosta Savan‘pah Augusta Columbia Corvutia South Carolina Cougares

Athens Man Wounded in Brother Firing on Georgia Train

R. Lee Calloway of Atlanta suffered two gunshot wounds when his brother Jewett Calloway shot him aboard a Georgia train near Antioch. Passengers witnessed the attack as the train stopped at Antioch, with Lee transported to Athens for care. The feud reportedly stems from the estate of their late father.

R. Lee Calloway Atlanta Jewett Calloway Georgia Antiochsation Lee Calloway Antioch Lee Calloway Rn Athens I. H. Goss Leons Crawford George Little Dr. Little Mr. Callaway Mr. Calloway Commercial Hotel Dra, Goss Little Calloway Jowett Leo Leo Calloway J. J. O. McMahan Robertson Thomas St Athens, Ga

Russians Keep Two Warships In Toulon During Festivities

An official says the departure of the Russian squadron from Toulon was artificial and not aimed at signaling politics. The czar prefers two ships remain to avoid overstating the event while Italian French celebrations proceed. A Russian contact echoed restraint and blamed consul lacked discretion.

Paris Foreign Office Associated Press Toulon Dover Italy France

President and advisers in conference on China Manchurian pact

President McKinley and Secretaries Hay and Root met this morning to discuss China and the Manchurian agreement. The exact subject was not disclosed but it is noted that China had definite terms. Pauncefote, the British ambassador, was received by the president to present acknowledgments of Britain’s condolence on Queen Victoria’s death.

McKinley Hay Root Wasumarox Root China Tome Pains Pauncefote Queen Victoria

Funeral of John Jasper at Mount Zion Church

The funeral of Rev. Dr. John Jasper, famed preacher who declared The Sun Do Move, took place today at Mount Zion Church where he served as pastor. The body lay in state all day as a large crowd attended the service with reserved seating for white attendees and many honored mourners present.

Ricunoxo John Jasper Mount Zion Church

Self-Defense Claimed in Lumberyard Fatal Shooting

Kworvinze April 4 Thomas Woods fatally shot Joseph Johnson at the D M Rose lumber mills. Johnson remains alive but precarious. Woods claims self defense while Johnson alleges Woods struck first and hid until Woods began to shoot. Woods under arrest. Both men employed as skilled mechanics at Rosemill.

Kworvinze Thomas Woods Joseph Johnson D. M. Rose Johnson Woods Herman Johnson Young Johnson Jack Road Via

White Star launches largest vessel Calito in Belfast

The White Star line introduces the Calito, claimed as the largest ship yet built, launched in Belfast before a large gathering. It measures about 680.9 feet in length, 75 foot beam, 44.1 feet depth, with a 20 590 ton net tonnage and 89 000 ton displacement.

Belfast White Star Line Caltio Celtic

Bank robbery ends with minor injuries and loot

A group of robbers attacked the Citizens Savings bank in Cuarvos on April 4, forcefully entering after a night watchman and Pomeroy fought back. The band escaped with less than 200 dollars as shots were fired and one robber was wounded.

Cuarvos Citizens Savings Pomeroy Ofa Dr. Hudson Aise Ecens Artag Ieee Pomeroy

Alabama Supreme Court Declares Dog as Property

The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that a dog is property in a damages case. Justice Sharp wrote the opinion noting dogs have no inherent rights beyond property status. The decision aligns with prior view that a dog lacks legal standing separate from ownership. All justices concurred.

Alabama Supreme Court Monroomeny Ala Suxpreme Court of Alabama Bharp Supreme Court

Big strike at Riverside cotton mill shocks South

The Riverside cotton mill in Danville is shut down drawing wide attention as labor groups spark fear of a Southwide textile strike. The Federation of Labor backs the action and hints at broader stoppages planned for May 1.

Riemwonn Riverside Danville Federation of Labor Witt

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