09 Aug 1892
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1892
Page
1
A somber meditation on loss and mourning in a home filled with echoes of a child. Wakeful chairs, grave shadows, and silent rooms haunt the living as they confront absence and prayer for the departed. The piece laments the ache of empty arms and the ache of never hearing a child again.
A 1715 slave schooner tale reaches Fort Clark in New Hampshire with Congo families and the Mumbo Jumbo deception. A May Day celebration ends in a French war flare and a violent clash as two giant idols attack, with the white officer’s corpse drifting downstream amid a riverine skirmish.
The Beatrice sails home from Rio Janeiro when a heavy waterspout forms near Cape Hatteras. Captain Bruce orders westward maneuver and rifle blast as crew suffer wrecked spars, flooding decks, and a shaken crew led by a vigilant second mate and a brave young helmsman.
A ship Beatrice sinks after main hatch damage. Harry the boy survives with captain Bruce. Later, a writer returns home to read news of an asylum escape and discovers his own misread by seeing a pair of courtly night shoes under a curtain leading to a comic reveal.
A large crowd gathered at a grove two miles from Watkinsville for a Third party rally with speeches by Campbell Jackson Robbin and Captain W B Burnett. The event featured strong demonstrations by Third party supporters and sharp rebukes of the party's critics amid heated exchanges.
The Banner reports new management since July 12 with Rev T A Harris as authorized agent for subscriptions due from that date. Old business connection denied. Cash only terms and three months arrears will strike subscribers from the mailing list. Mr T H Yarborough to handle the Weekly in the city. J H Stone & Co.
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