25 Apr 1893
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1893
Page
1
A Godey’s illustration caption recalls a Norseman and a maiden sharing a wassail cup. The scene shows a kiss as logs burn and amber ale flows, with festive merriment and a toast to health and happiness.
In a Chi huahua valley near Cor ea, the ruins of Rancho Cadena mark a past era. Ysabel Mora, daughter of El Coxo, loves Juan Maria Orteza though Escamilla wins her via status. Comanches attack. Ysabel dies. Juan Maria fights to avenge, dying beside her as family and rancheros rally.
A reader reports a letter full of mocked diction and neologisms as a supposed poet editor exchange. The text ridicules verbose jargon while another reader seeks plain truth and honesty in the paper. Skiff endorses the comment as part of his weekly Baswee chat.
Washington reports swirl around a supposed rift between President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle over handling the gold reserve and debt policies. The gold reserve remains intact with nearly 4 billion in offers noted, while other items include a consular appointment and recovering crib disaster bodies.
A short Superior court session adjourned at noon. Mary Wilkes and Lula Foster received divorces in favor of the plaintiffs. The Morristown Lions Co case verdict awarded the plaintiff $50.06 plus costs. Tomorrow’s calendar includes cases like Jackson vs Raphael and Hadaway vs Ohio Buggy Co. Dr Gailor resigns as secretary of the diocesan convention, to become assistant bishop. Bishop Quintard addressed the convention. In Celina Ohio Mrs Nellie Rannels fatally wounded by a revolver at a neighbor’s home.
Augusta defeats Atlanta 3 to 1 in Atlanta while Mobile beats Birmingham in Mobile Savannah over Charleston in Savannah New Orleans wins at New Orleans over Memphis and Macon shuts out Chattanooga 14 to 0 in Macon. Escaped murderers Frank W Rohl and Thomas Pallister fled Sing Sing late April 23 aiding by locked guards and cells.
Washington April 23 The Southwestern railroad case seeks intervention by Alexander Brown & Co and others to foreclose on bonds of the Sehoe Farm company and related securities. Branded as a broad debt action, receivership proceedings move forward against various bondholders and companies in New York and beyond. A separate note from Birmingham reports the Birmingham and Atlanta railroad placed in receivership by circuit court.
April 22 From Forras Monroz the Columbus caravels arrived towed by Spanish war ships and were welcomed with thunderous salutes and fluttering flags. The scene off Virginia coast featured ships like Santa Maria Nina Pinta and Rena Re gente amid a lively northwest wind and a crowd cheering from shore.
Report from April 22 describes brutal hazing at Ohio Wesleyan University with nitrate of silver branding on students and sisters from a sister school. Six males branded with D C A on back and face received police attention. civil suit for 100000 filed. A fire damaged a campus frame building and a young tramp found morning streets describes street life.
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