Athens Maddog Scare Denied by Ed Harris and Protests in News
Ed Harris of Gronce county visits Athens and rejects the Athens maddog scare for being nonsense. He argues dogs cannot talk or oppose laws, framing the barking as protest against tyranny. The New York Sun questions church creeds and eternal punishment amid debates stirred by Hillis and Parkhurst. Vanderbilt estate estimates vary, with the latest appraised at 60 million after tax. Cuban census results show population details and demographic breakdowns across provinces and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Harris
Gronce County
Athens
New York
United States
Drs. Hillis
Parkhurst
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Depew
Blood Disease Cure Claims by Swift Specific Company
A patient details a severe blood disease with spots and Liato sores, claiming early treatment failed but a self care regimen and a patent medicine improved the condition. The ad urges sending for a Home Treatment Book and mentions physicians with lifelong study of blood diseases and confidential advice from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.
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Watson
S. S
SS. S
HL. Myers
Mulberry St. Newark
SSS
N. J
Nory
SWIFT
Atlanta
J. Newton Hathaway
Hathaway
J. Newton
Broadstreet
Boers and British Fate Lifted by War News and Industry Boom
The piece surveys Boer resistance and British command struggles, noting Kitchener's fading prestige after defeats at Paardeburg and Omderman, while praising Roberts and the war’s impact on British morale. It also highlights a Southern industrial boom, with cotton mills expanding across Alabama and the Carolinas, driven by high demand and profits. The political section questions Hanna’s senate role amid Quay and Clark criticisms, and discusses canal lease talks with Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
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White
Methuen
Buller
Gatacre
Warren
Kitchener
Egypt
Omderman
Spain
Central
Africa
Poot Ingalls
Oronje
Paardeburg
Cape Colony
Roberts
South
Iron
Alabama
Sayy ‘Dixie
Tennenses
South Carolina
Florida
Hay
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
W.E. Curtis
Chicago Record
Corea
Mr. Calvo
Washington
Admiral Walker
Central America
United States
San Juan River
Messrs. Cragin
Eyre
Cragin
Founder of Helena Dead in Acworth Georgia
John F. Cowan, founder of Helena, died at Acworth Georgia aged a ripe age. A native of Georgia, he located the town early and grew wealthy investing in farms mills and other southern enterprises. Cowan was renowned for bravery and cheerfulness amid failure, never losing hope until death from natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Hetena
Mon
Acworth
John F. Cowan
Cowan
Campaign issues and quotes from 23 Democratic committeemen
A summary from New York on April 24 lists Democratic committeemen responses to campaign questions. Key points include antiimperialism and anti-trust as leading issues, Chicago platform reaffirmation, and limited consensus on vice presidential choices. The document also notes medicinal patent products marketed locally.
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Socrats
New York
Democratic National
Dewey
Brian Bean
Bryan
Admiral Schley
Cummings
Suther
van Wyck
Willams
Pxttress
Daniel
Lectures Recount Confederate Hero Tales in Frederick Visit
General Henry Kyrd Douglass on Stonewall Jackson staff debunks Whittier poem about Barbara Frietche. He narrates Jackson's ambulance entry into Frederick and denies any flag waving from Frietche's window. The account questions the poem as myth and notes Frietche’s relatives dispute it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatory of Whittier
Oficer
Jackson
New York
Henry Kyrd Douglass
Stonewall Jackson
Cooper Union
Douglass
Frederick
Barbara Friddhe
General Jackson
United States
Barbara Frietche
General Douglass
Best's Grove
Patrick
Main
Ross
Illiam Banta
Mill Alley
Middletown
ODAC
Whittier
Mra
EK. D. N Southworth
General Wheeler
Panaca Destruction Reported Near Panaca Mexico
Advices say Panaca Mexica n trading town on the east coast of the republic of Mexico near Nuñoa has been wiped out. The city with 11000 people burned. many houses destroyed and government distillery fire led to looting and riots.
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Panaca
San Antonio
Tex
Mex
Republic of Mexico
Nuanoe
Deaca
Tosa Sila
Castillo & CIA
Puapetrata
William ‘Khan
Richmond
Virnia
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THE
Athens Weekly Banner
BH. J
W. Read
L. A
Cotbran, HJ
Rowg
Lessen
Chy Labor
Tod Hostress Mer
Oy Carriera
Hell
Sawyer
Havana City
Havana
Matanaes
Pina del Rio
Puerto Principe
Santa Clara
Santiago
Hood
America
Skulla
Boller
Bohs Badahur
Kansan
North Carolina
New England
Mason's
Dixon's
Chattanooga News
Hanna
United
Senate
Matt Quay
W. A. Clark
Montana
Marcon A. Hanna
Ohio
Quay
Clark
McKinley
Republican Party
Oraz
Mark Hanna
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Helena
Italante
H. R. Palmer & Sons, Droggiste
Ivernie
Mauton
Cunard
Ivernin
Seyaden
Queenstown
Canton
Leavenworth
Kan
J.G. Pratt
Fiperstown
Kansas
Iper
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Manette
Wis
Atkinson
Mich
Onme
Fema
Montcomery
Ala
Johnston
Joseph Wheeler
Congress
Wheeler
Sopa
O Ae
Himmal
Morritt
Tacos
Ngh Lee
Eral
James H. “Wilma
Asleaie
Asane
Loxvow
James Brown Potter
Ot Harlow
Chow the Sory
Castoria
What Is
Cening Castoria
Lord Henry
England
E. P. Fears
Hull Street
Mackfield
Lipscomb & CO
Athens Gas Co
CART
J. L. Arnold
Sto
Rouse
Umbach
Clayton Sireet
Athens, GA
Tam
Farma
Col. H. 8. West
Clayton Street
C. C. Chandler
Broad Street
Hou Oliver
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