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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1901

Page

5

Quiet strike mood in McKeesport mills amid tensions

In McKeesport Pennsylvania strikers remain vigilant as threats of a nonunion shutdown at National Rolling mill and Boston Iron and Steel works stir tensions. Officials deny immediate action though closure of Wellsville plant is planned for today with resumption Monday. Separate notes describe Amalgamated circles quiet and rumors of potential conferral. a new tinplate plant near Martin's Ferry is slated to employ thousands.

National Rolling Mill Boston Iron and Steel Works National Tube Company McKeesport Holloway Lses Dewees Wood Wellsville Brookman Lisbon Amalgamated Escenary Everyensq Uiet Tinany Veland Weil Rege Companien Pittsburg Burg Re- Iron and Steel Birmingham Ala Turner American Tinplate Company Opera Martin's Ferry, Co

Negro Swindle Over Confederate Note At City Rock Crusher

Saturday night York Glass a city rock crusher worker asked Frank Cokely to change a ten dollar bill. Cokely offered five dollar change, Glass exchanged and gave a Confederate note instead. The next morning Cokely found he was short five dollars and notified authorities. Glass admitted and agreed to repayments of two dollars weekly. He was detained at the cala boose.

York Glass Frank Cokely Cokely Dean Glass Calaboose

Negro Meeting at Winterville Sunday Celebration

A large Sunday school gathering drew about two thousand people at Winterville, with Athens attendees exceeding five hundred. The Georgia railroad sold over three hundred fifty tickets for Athens to Winterville and back. The event sparked strong enthusiasm typical of a Negro religious meeting, despite hot weather and thirst. Some attendees drank wine near the grounds, causing a number to become quite merry.

Winterville Athens Georgia Railroad

Athens People Should Visit Farm Athens County Visit Invitation

Clarke county commissioners urge Athenians to tour the county farm a few miles from the city. The farm showed strong crops this year with oats winning a Wheat and Oat Fair prize and corn looking excellent. The farm aims to grow diverse crops to aid county poor residents.

Athens Clarke County W. D. Kelly

Tom Jones Angers City Over Garden Sackings

Tom Jones angrily sued his own wage savings after a Friday night dispute over a romantic rival. He emptied his garden of cabbage and collards worth three dollars, then walked home singing I wants my presents back. Police noted the incident stemmed from jealousy in Foggy Bottom.

Tom Jones Tom Texas Max Fintnn Rameses

Riot cases follow grand jury session in Clarke county

The Clarke county grand jury indicted Oglethorpe county citizens for riot after they came to N B Davis's plantation to recover a wanted slave. Walter Maxwell, already indicted in Oglethorpe, accuses Davis of enticing the servant. Committal trial in Lexington today with Capt W B Barnett traveling to defend Davis.

Clarke County Oglethorpe County N. B. Davis Oglethorpe Mr. Davia

C C C on Every Tablet Cascarets Candy Ad

Premier warning that Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets carry the trademark C C C on each unit. The ad cautions buyers to avoid bulk sales and beware of counterfeit products while instructing readers to seek authentic tablets from reputable druggists at roc.

Seduction charge lands Athens man in custody

Arthur H. Tock was arrested in Atlanta on a warrant sworn before Judge J. F. Foater for seducing Miss Eddie Whitlock. Bond set at 500 dollars, signed by John T. Pittard and N. B. Davis, with Tock released. The seduction victim lives near Tuckston. Tock will plead not guilty and fight the case in court with attorneys H. O. Tack Lumpkin and Burnett for the defense and Strickland and Green for the prosecution. Committal trial set for next Saturday morning to reveal evidence. Also noted, the Bank of Brunson receives a state commission for 428,000 capital. officers listed as G. W. Lone, D. Moore Sr., Wm. D. Barnes, J. L. Folk, and M. Brabham, all of Brunson.

J. F. Foater Eddie Whitlock Arthur H. Tock Atlanta Athens John T. Pittard N. B. Davis Tuckston Messrs H. O. Tack Lumpkin & Burnett Messrs. Strickland & Green Foster Bank For Brunson C. Ootumata Secretary of State Bank of Brunson Seach Cas G. W. Lone D. ¥. Moore D. Barnes J. L. Folk M. ¥. Brabham Brunson

Indian Brave's Dramatic Fate Reveals White Baby Tale

A frontier tragedy recounted by W S Harwood in The Ladies Home Journal tells how a Sioux prisoner named Little Six, favored by a Chippewa girl, is sent to the gantlet after a council verdict. Amid cheers and flowers, he falls to the final volley as the girl watches in sorrow.

Northwest W.S. Harwood Ladies' Home Journal Little Frontier

The New Barn Under Construction at County Farm

A large barn destroyed by fire is being replaced with several smaller, spaced structures at the county farm to lessen future fire risk. Construction started yesterday and should finish soon. The prior building’s loss prompts a fire-safe redesign.

Bicycle Thief Bound Over in Local Trial

Marion Howell colored was bound over to the superior court on a simple larceny charge after a commitment trial. Gabe, a white man from High Shoals, loaned a bicycle and found it missing from Tanyard Hill. Holcomb Howell was found in possession and said to have obtained the wheel from Marion Howell. The accused could not explain possession and had recently served time in the gang for cotton stealing in Oconee county.

Marion Howell Gabe High Shoals Patat Tanyard Hill Holcomb Howell Wa Holcomb Howell Howell Oconee County

Hood's Sarsaparilla Heals Various Ailments

Scrofula dyspepsia rheumatism kidney complaint catarrh and general debility are cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla as claimed by the advertisement.

Hood

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