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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1892
Page
3
Atkinson to Speak in Georgia Campaign Tour
Democratic leaders rally as W Y Atkinson tours Heard Coweta and Bibb counties with speeches in Thomaston Madison Carrollton and other towns. Livingston outlines schedule in Douglasville Jonesbridge Lithonia Conyers Monroe and more. Douglasville debate to kick off Georgia campaign with Democrats versus Third party forces led by Livingston, Atkinson, Graves against Post Ellington and Peek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Newnan
Democratic Executive
W. Y. Atkinson
Heard Superior Court
Heard
Democratic Party
Col. Atkinson
Coweta
Georgia
Democrata
Douglasville
Atkinson
Thomaston
Madison
Carrolton
John T. Roiseuillet
Bibb
Livingston
Poners
Moses
Graves
Democracy
James M. Smith
J. W. Jarrell
C. M Witcher
J. J. Daniel
Hill
W. M. Howard
McWhorter
Old Clarke
Clarke County
Opera House
Building Boom Hits Ath ens With New Homes Rise
The Ath ens growth continues as Chief Justice Tip Fuller plans a cottage on Broad Street near his store. Maurice Jankower starts a steam laundry building on Broad near Parr Bros paint factory. Carpenters work on Myer Stern’s residence at Pulaski and Washington. Talmadge Bros. erects a new house on the Boulevard. Homes for Mrs. J. W. Nicholson and H. K. Nicholson on Milledge avenue near completion. R B Russell to break ground on Washington Street soon. A stone Episcopal church is shown in Haselton & Dozier’s window and expected to be stone built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
J. W. Nicholson
H. K. Nicholson
Milledge Avenue
R. B. Russell
Washington Street
Haselton & Dozier
Athens assessors begin work on city property valuations
The city board of assessors led by H Beusse W D Griffith and Myer Stern started valuing Athens real estate yesterday. They expect to finish in about two weeks with ten days for protests. Despite public belief of higher valuations this year the board aims to set values at what they would fetch at forced sale. The Firat ward was their first focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. H. Beusse
W. D. Griffith
Myer Stern
Athens
Firat
Little Girl Cured by Cherokee Remedy in Virginia
The daughter of J. B. Cox a leading Big Island Virginia merchant suffered a severe cough baffling doctors and was cured by Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cox
Big Ieland
Taylor
Political Straws Report From Georgia Farmers
The Banner notes farmers across Oglethorpe Oconee Madison Jackson Clarke counties discuss political outlooks. Oglethorpe expects a strong Democratic majority, Oconee mixed with Third party sentiment, Madison warns Third party votes if Democrats field a weak candidate, Jackson may be unsettled by Col J N Twitty as a Third party candidate, Clarke County loyalty to Democrats despite some Third party presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Oglethorpe
Oconee
Madison County
Free State
Jackson County
Col. J. N. Twitty
Clarke County
Clarke
The Race for Solicitor General in the Western Circuit
The race for Solicitor General of the Western circuit heats up with EB B Russell the only announced candidate. Cols C H Brand of Lawrenceville and W R Little of Carnesville are expected to join, forming a lively triangular contest. A rumor hints at a fourth influential candidate, promising further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Ruseel
Cols. C. H. Brand
Lawrenceville
W. R. Little
Carnesville
The Cemetery Improvement Gains Public Praise
The cemetery’s appearance is greatly improved after trimming unsightly trees and clearing undergrowth. Lot owners hire Mr. England to maintain repairs and plan summer work to restore order. Brown's Iron Bitters advertises in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vis
England
Landslide of Illness Threatens Lamar's Supreme Court Return
Washington April 4. Justice Lamar's family now fears he may never sit on the Supreme Bench again due to repeated hemorrhages. He has not been physically able to carry out duties for some time, yet strained to draft an opinion with help from a private secretary. If recovery is unlikely, resignation seems probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lamar
Supreme Bench
White Mountains
Sweden
Washnigton
J. A. W. Grip
Norway
Blaine
Grip
Chicago
Cuicano
Edwin Oakley Clapper
Clapper
Death at Montgomery home dainty Daisy Montgomery
Yesterday afternoon at four o clock Daisy Montgomery aged about 17 died at the family home on South Lumpkin street after a long illness. The bereaved family and friends mourn her passing and extend sympathy in their great sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Montgomery
South Lumpkin Street
Daisy
Athenians Try Keeley Cure to Quit Tobacco
Several Athens residents experiment with the Keeley Cure bi-chloride of gold claiming it cures drunkenness and eliminates the urge to smoke or chew. Reportedly at least five citizens are undergoing the treatment and show notable progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Testimony to Allcock’s Pain Plasters by Hon James Husted
Hon James Husted, serving his sixth term as Speaker of the New York Assembly, testifies to the value of Allcock’s Pain Plasters. He cites multiple personal cures for pain, lung worry, rheumatism, and kidney trouble, praising the plaster as a sovereign remedy for external and internal ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Husted
Assembly of
State of New York
Assembly
Champer
Allcock
Florida
Paris Dynamiters Frighten Anarchists Amid Diorama Searches
Paris reports reveal one hundred infernal machines and several dynamite chattels found discarded as authorities widen domiciliary searches. Ravuchol’s alleged 1,500 cartridge permit attracts inquiry, while threats and countermeasures ripple through officials and radicals. In Buenos Ayres the interior minister orders arrests of inciters, and Hungary faces expanding famine with thousands starving and deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ravuchol
M. Dresch
Ravachol
Canadians Urged to Live Under One Flag in Montreal OpEd
La Patrie argues for political union with the United States as Canadians gravitate toward the U S border. The piece suggests a shared flag and potential benefits from living under a single national banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
la Patrie
United States
Exclusion Act Debate and Silver Resolution Note
Chaos of action surrounds the D white Exclusion Act as it may pass both houses amid presidential year caution. A Chinese treaty breach and retaliatory risk loom while the Morgan Senate amendment pursues gold and silver bond policy and treasury notes under $300. A separate advertisement promotes SHILOH'S CATTARRH REMEDY with nasal injector and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Morgan
Senate
Finance Committee
Treasury
United States
Bethes
Audi
Vermont Liquor Case Decided by Supreme Court
The Vermont original package case, decided today by the U S Supreme Court, involved liquor dealer John O Neil of Whitehall New York. He sold alcohol to Rutland Vermont by mail and C O D and was fined $9140 plus costs for violations of Vermont liquor laws. The court held no federal question, ruling sale occurred in Rutland Vermont, with Justices Field and Harlan dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vermont
Iowa
United Scates Supreme Court
John O'Neil
Whitehall
N. Y
Rutland
State of
O'Neil
United States Supreme Court
Female Highwaymen Captured in Stage Robberies
Suspicion targeted Harvey family for multiple stage robberies. Harvey and six daughters in male disguise ran operations. daughter confessed, revealing parents trained them. Proceeds shipped East to avoid suspicion. Also includes ad-like notes on Scott's Emulsion and a prompt for a CAREFUL LIVING book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Spaio
Harvey
Scott
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