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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1900

Page

6

Favorite Prescription Aids Mothers And Children Claims

Readers report Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription stops pains aids childbirth and restores strength. Testimonials from Mrs Edwin S Gardner cite weight gain improved appetite and eased delivery after using multiple bottles and pellets along with Golden Medical Discovery. Pleasant Pellets are said to clear the brain by cleansing the body of corruption.

Dr. Pierce Edwin St Gardner Norfolk

Racial clash leaves two white men hurt in Georgia

In Sylvania Georgia August 13 a race incident left two white men injured fatally perhaps and Captain Jess Wade mortally after a confrontation with two Black individuals. Authorities pursue suspects, fear further violence as Black residents are described quartered near Savannah river swamps.

Sylvania J. F. Herrington Milton Mears Alexander Piatola Jess T. Wade Savannah River Thompson

Making Ready for Primary South Carolina Campaign In Drawing

In Columbia Aug 13 ten days before the primary state and county committees are busy with election prep. The final campaign meeting will be in Columbia as candidates fire last speeches and return home to wait results. Hoyt shows gains in appointry while McSweeney and Gary hold, Patterson and Whitman stagnant. the race centers on Hoyt Gary and McSweeney with no clear winner.

South Carolina Columbia Hoyt McSweeney Gary Patterson Whitman

Delegates Arrive for Anti-Imperialist Conventions in Isotanarous

In Isotanarous on Aug 13 delegates and visitors begin arriving for anti-imperialist conventions with Robert A. Wideman of New York among the first national party figures. The anti-imperialist factions consider forming a coalition or nominating a third ticket, endorsing Bryan, or asserting no alignment with existing candidates. In Alabama, Brewiana m notes little campaign needed as Bryan and Stevenson are expected to win the electoral vote by a large margin. Rio Grande Western Railway declares a 6 percent cash dividend payable Sept 1, last had 1 percent on preferred stock in 1899.

de Lurge Isotanarous Mara National Party Robert A. Wideman New York Anti-Imperialist League Wideman Alabama Brewianam Ala Bryan Stevenson Democratic Party Smith Democratic Campaign Committee Rio Grande Western Railway Company

Andalusia to Flomaton Railroad Grading Under Way

Geneva Alabama August 13 report says about 1000 laborers and 1500 mules toil on grading of the Andalusia and Flomaton railroad from Andalusia toward this city. Bridge work progresses and iron has been laid for several miles beyond Andalusia. Heaviest grading nearly finished, one contractor within three miles of town. With fair weather the road may be completed by October. Track laying on the Central extension from Columbia nears completion. A road from St Joe to Goldwater via Chipley and Dothan is discussed.

Andalusia and Flomaton Geneva Ala Andalusia and Flomaton Andalusia Columbia St. Joe St Andrewn Bay Chipley Dothand Goldwater

Russians Fire on American Troops in Yang Tsung Action

Dispatch from Shangtial reports Russian artillery opened fire during a Chinese trench attack near Yang Tsung. American forces suffered casualties before the error was corrected, while Chinese and Japanese commanders planned further moves amid mounting losses and diplomatic efforts to halt the relief expedition.

Can Foo Shangtial Yang Tsung Chines

Allied Forces Struggle On Road To Peking Amid Heavy Fire

A dispatch from Tien Tsin dated Aug 6 reports advances of two miles and renewed shelling near the legations. The empress dowager allegedly fed foreigners briefly as anti foreign forces arrive with troops and place batteries on city walls. Yang Tsun captured. American casualties light though overall heavy losses.

Peking Tien Tsin Siaxonat Peking Ang Shun Tung Missionary Board Yang Tsun Liverpool Atlantic

Nagasaki Dispatch and Allied Movements in Asia

From Nagasaki General Barry reports the Sumner arrived Aug 10 with a battalion of the Fifteenth infantry and siege guns aboard. Three days to reach Taku with no casualties and excellent health. Also notes British and German diplomatic exchanges on Von Waldersee. Contents include imperial edict evidence amid anti-foreigner sentiments and a medical advertisement by Dr J Newton Hathaway promoting treatments for chronic ailments and sexual disorders.

Wasusotoy War Department Barry Nagasaki Sumner Fifteenth Infantry Chaffee MacArthour Manila Taku Lord Salisbury Waldersee Bertin Count von Waldersee Wost England France von Waldersee

July shipment of pig iron shows lower Alabama output

July pig iron shipments from Alabama and Tennessee reach 67 633 tons with 10 718 tons exported from the territory including 10 600 tons from the Birmingham district. Last year’s totals were higher and the trade outlook suggests a rebound after a lull as markets may brighten. A New York meeting aims to secure favorable export rates for iron and steel. Riots erupt in Yang Tse valley near Tanjung with telegraph damage. Three thousand converts slain in southwest Pe Chi Li. Sutro cotton mill of Yorkville to be reorganized under a new charter with $50 000 capital.

Getter Binwixonam Ala Southern Iron Committee Alabama Tennessee Birmingham Tennesse Ten- Beawoe Prrranveo New York Benwix Germania Fata Southwest Pe Chi Li Sutro Mil Ummd Sutro Cotton Mill Yorkville

Severe electrical storm symptoms hit New Jersey and New York

A massive storm caused widespread damage across New Jersey and New York. Reports describe deaths from lightning including a boy at a bathing pavilion and a man under a oak near Jamaica, with buildings struck in Jersey City and Hackensack, a trolley car catching fire in Orange, and extensive property damage at St George's cricket grounds and other sites.

New York Gilsoy House Itavery Foundation Twentyninth Street Broadway E. Benner Benjamin Bros Ahoro Great South Shore Bay L.r Thomas Dunn Jamaica Jersey City St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church North Jersey Street Railroad Company Orange N. J Elizabeth Front Street Hackensack St. George's Cricket Grounds Joe Bernstein Mra. Bernstein Bernstein Pinny Michael Michael

Storm on Lake Michigan Excursion Steamer Night Battle

Passengers aboard the Darius Cole endured a 25 mile drift off course and seasickness as the ship reached port at daybreak after panicked calls to land. The A B Taylor fought waves for hours, returned to Michigan after losing a lifeboat, while storms forced delays at Grand circuit races postponed due to rain.

Onicapo Lake Michigan Croxn South Haven Mich Michigan Darius Cole Pere A. B. Taylor

Ministers Must Be Saved Says Adee

Acting Secretary states the United States is willing to begin negotiations with the powers on defined conditions to secure the release of detained ministers. The reply endorses Earl Taf as plenipotentiary and calls for a relief expedition to enter Peking to escort foreign representatives back to Tientsin under guarded arrangements.

Wasninoros Department of State United States Department Earl Taf Miniaeter Wu Karl Li Hang Chang Powers Wall China Peking Tien Tsin Minster Wu Tal

Mensing Heirs Favored in Kansas City Island Land Entry

Land Commissioner Hermann rules in favor of the Mensing heirs for the homestead entry of land once an island in the Missouri river now within Kansas City limits. The island will be re-lotted for their entry while the accretions at the remaining land are offered for public entry. The land carries heavy value per acre and Mensing settled on the island in 1458 seeking bona fide settlement under general land law.

Hermann General Land Office John H. Menasing Kansas City Missouri River Mensing

Dr J Newton Hathaway cures women at home

A vague advertisement claims Dr. J Newton Hathaway of Atlanta Georgia offers home based treatment for women with menstrual disorders and ovarian troubles. It promises painless cures with a single low fee and personal attention by mail without examinations or visits, urging sufferers to write for a promise of positive care.

Fer Reese Epee J. Newton Hathaway Hathaway Hia J. Newton Eathayeas M S. Broadstreet Atlanta Jon Siadharay Bethine Hently

Many New Enterprises Noted During the Mast Week

Summary of trades reports listing numerous new industries and factories across the South and Southeast including Florida Texas North Georgia Virginia and Mississippi with plants for cotton goods brickwork ironworks refineries mills and electric works plus a legal appointment of Captain W Murdoch Wiley as receiver for the Gol TM Copper Company and a Vance statue unveiling planned for August 22 in Raleigh with Miss Expy Vance daughter of David M. Vance and granddaughter of NC's war governor to attend.

Southern Progress Florida Charlotte N.C Virginia North Georgi Tampa Fin Burnsiham Fairmont Cottin Atlanta Dallodega South Carolina Georgia Ponicipal Electric Light and Waterworks Wrightaville Savannah Izer North Carolina Texas Pensacola Missippi Colambax Gia Tran Alabama Ywand Tennessee Mississippi West Virginia New Orleans Louisvil Melanta Newport News Maccon J Tobacco Kentucky Satisneny N. C Gol TM Copper Company Simonton W. Murdoch Wiley Shiveriff Vance Rainion Expy Vane David M. Vaner Alexandert-ou-the-Lroud

La dies and Children's Muslin Underwear Sale

Just received full line of ladies and children's muslin underwear with full details on length breadth workmanship and price. Drawers cambrie hem stitched ruffled gowns guaranteed to fit plain high neck tucked yoke 75 cents gowns square neck lace trimmed gowns best value ever purchased for 100 to 125 dollars cambric and domestic skirts from 25 cents to 5 dollars corded band chemise exceptional value 42 cents chemise trimmed all styles 35 cents to 2 dollars corset covers at cut prices.

Pin pulls the corset down in front and abdomen appears reduced

A fashion note describes Pin adjusting a corset lowering the garment at the front which visibly diminishes the abdomen’s prominence, signaling a tighter silhouette and reshaped waist line.

Mosquito Canopies Slashed to Clearance Prices

Listing shows Winch Mosquito Canopy SL 7 at 100 inches for $2.00 and 108 inch canopies at $2.25. Short sale item with emphasis on fabric shelter gear.

Awnings Offer Short Notice Fitting at Low Prices

Inconvenienced by glare from sunrise or sunset? Awnings fit any window size and can be installed quickly at the lowest prices. Ideal for bright noon sun shining into rooms.

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