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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1910

Page

5

BILL HOWARD ADDRESS AND RALLY IN CITY

Congressman Howard prepares for a major rally in the city to energize supporters and announce his campaign for re election amid strong district momentum. Large turnout expected from neighboring counties signals one of the biggest political gatherings in recent years. Foley Kidney Pills ad claims relief for kidney and bladder ailments with a Terre Haute testimonial.

Circular attack and countercharges in Howard Club dispute

A circular by the President Howard Club alleges corruption by Sam Tribble and supporters, detailing claimed ballot duplicity, political pressure, and misrepresentations. It quotes letters from Governor Terrell and names several local figures, while challenging Tribble to prove his conduct under oath.

Howard Tribble Sam Tribble Pitner Smith Upson-Shackelford Rhodes Dorsey Tom Watson Terrell Shackelford Upson Mms F. O. Smith Carlton J. P. Fearn Sam Truth Abb Har Athens Bill Howard Presi

Doan's Kidney Pills Bring Relief to Athens Resident

A花 Athens resident Mia J F Martin 671 Thomas St Georgia testifies five years of kidney trouble eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Palmer Sones Drug Store Buffalo NY Foster Milburn Co agents for United States. She reports lasting health after continuous use and urges dealers to stock the remedy.

Athens Athena Dean Mia J. F. Martin Thomas ‘St Palmer & Sone Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York Nole United States Doan

Centenary of Famous Soldier Magruder Marked in Virginia

Richmond Virginia August 15 Today marks the centenary of Gen John A Magruder a famed Virginian born in Winchester August 15 1810 He graduated West Point in 1830 and earned renown in the Mexican War and as a Confederate officer He resisted McClellans advance in Virginia commanded the Texas department and recaptured Galveston but died in 1871 after a period in Mexico and Houston

Richmond John A. Magruder Virginia General Magruder Winchester West Point Military Academy Mexico McClellan Department of Texas Galveston Houston

Lieutenant Schick Retired From Active Army Service

Washington Aug 15 First Lieutenant Jacob Schick of the 10th Infantry was retired on account of ill health. Schick, a native of Iowa, rose from the ranks and ends a long service career in the army.

Schick Washington, D. C Jacob Schick 10Th Infantry Schicks Iowa

Sheriff Jackson Delivers Nabers To State Sanatorium

Sheriff W. E. Jackson went to Milledgeville to transfer Mr. T. Lavodle Nabers to the state sanitarium after a court jury found him fit for the asylum. Nabers had been in Clarke county prison since the trial. Sanatorium officials said no room existed until recently, with space now promised for Nabers and another patient from Clarke County once a place opens.

Sherif W. E. Jackson Wos Milledgeville T. Lavodle Nubers Nabers Clarke County Wingfield Clarke Asylum

Blind Tigers Raid In City Leads to Mass Arrests

Chief J. S. McKie and a large police force raided yesterday tak ing over twenty suspects, including white men, in a crackdown on prohibition violations. Cases set for trial Thursday morning at mayor's court. many arrested posted bonds. City treasury expected to gain from fines and prosecutions.

J. S. McKie McKie Mayor's Court

Black worker dies in well at Pearle Station

A Black man fell ill of gas while cleaning a well on Mrs Mildred Elliott's property near Pearle Mills Thursday morning. He descended the shaft and, despite a rope thrown for rescue, could not grasp it. About an hour and a half later a white rescuer arrived and recovered the body, as Black onlookers stayed away.

Mildred Elliott Pearle Mills Jim Clinkecales Heardmont

New York Wakes To A City Gripped By Violent Tensions

New York residents confront a volatile climate as authorities seek to restore order after a high profile shooting linked to unrest among discharged city workers. Featured items discuss social elite gambling, art theft rumors around Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, a shift to motorized fire apparatus, and a humorous Corn Capacity contest among police officers.

Leonardo da Vinci Louvre Art Gallery Paris America

Foley's Kidney Remedy credited with cure by Claude Brown

A Reynoldsville Illinois man Claude Brown reports months of kidney trouble that baffled doctors until Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him after a few large bottles. He calls it of inestimable value and notes it is sold by all druggists. The cotton region has faced two weeks of poor conditions. A proposed trip invites Roosevelt to Athena in the fall to visit his Georgia grandmother.

Foley Claude Brown Reynoldsville, IL Roosevelt Athena Atate Georgia Chas Lyon Peoria Fall

Primary elections loom for California offices in 190?

Golden Shore San Francisco reports California voters prepare for statewide primaries to nominate candidates for U S senator and representatives, governor, lieutenant governor, and numerous state and local posts. The race centers on governorship with five Republicans, led by insurgent Hiram Johnson backed by the Roosevelt league, while Thedoore A. Bell faces no opposition in the Democratic line. Johnson seeks insurgent sentiment impact, aided by Gifford Pinchot, as the battle tests machine versus reform factions across key cities and counties.

San Francisco California United States Congress The Supreme Court Public Instruction District Court of Appeals State Board of Equalization Senate Assembly Frank P. Flint Edwin A. Meserve Los Angeles John D. Works A. G. Spalding Sporting Gooda San Diego Thedoore A. Bell Bell Denver Bryan Hiram Johns Aon Philip A. Stanton Charles F. Curry Sacramento Alden Anderson Nathaniel C. Ellery Hiram Johnson Roosevelt Republican League Abe Ruef Francis J. Heney Johnson Ruef Gifford Pinchot United States Forester Rosevelt League Chas. F. Curry

Neighborly Aid Promoted for Shared Prosperity and Progress

A civic message urges residents to contribute to neighborly progress and advancement. It emphasizes mutual support and the duty to help others in building a stronger community through collective effort and stated good will.

Women to take part in Great St Paul Conservation Meeting

Saint Paul Minn August 15 The National Conservation Congress in Saint Paul September 4 to 9 will include women delegates from the General Federation of Women's Clubs the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Woman's National Rivers and Harbors Congress among others The program also features business leaders like Wallace D Simmons Alfred Baker and reports from national conservation committees with university leaders slated to speak

Saint Paul Minn National Conservation General Federation of Women's Clubs Philip N. Moore Bi jLonia Daughters of the American Revolution Math Ew T. Scott Bloomington Woman's National Hivers and Harbors Congress Hoyle Tomkins Shreveport Woman's Club St. Paul Minnesota Minnesota Women's Club Milas Mabel Boardman Washington Red Cross New Saint Paul Hotel Mra Amon G. Draper D. A. H. Conservation Committee Mary Lafon Loulaville Woman's National Rivers and Harbors Congress United States National Conservation Congress Balint Paul Wallace D. Simmons Simmons Hardware Company St. Louis Alfred Bh. Baker Chicago Board of Traste Baker Maker Chicago American Railway and Maintenance of Way Association Congress Forest Service University Agricultural School and Experiment Station John Hope University of South Dakota College Francis EB. McVey University of South Dakota

Foley Kidney Pills Promised Quick Relief

Foley Kidney Pills claim tense quality and swift action for backache headache dizziness nervousness urinary disturbances and rheumatism offering rapid results in various discomforts.

FOLEY

Captain Gulp funeral Sunday at Baxter Street

The funeral of Capt. Ben Oulp was held Sunday afternoon from his Baxter street residence at 4 o clock. Athenians and former officers attended in large numbers. Masons, longtime members, were present with their burial service adding to the solemnity. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as health support.

Ben. . Oulp Baxter Street

Vancouver Exhibition Opens With Record Western Interest

The Vancouver Exhibition in British Columbia opens amid high expectations as the largest show of its kind in western Canada. Premiums totaling 30,000 are offered for displays across industrial agricultural and mineral sectors. Attendance is anticipated to break records with visitors from western Canada and nearby U S states Washington and Oregon. The report also notes ongoing urban growth in Athens with new residences and several business houses under construction.

Vancouver B. C Canada British Columbia Washington Oregon

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Nex Rene Glaser Terre Haute Ind Mee Howard Club Mr. Hodgson Hodgson Morton Brother A. H. Hodgson Presa J. K ORR Shoe CO Atlanta W. E. Jackson Negro Pearle Station NEW York News Gaynor Narragansett Pier Fifth Avenue Gotham Officer Ornstein East Side Golden Shore Leutenant Taylor Saw Mills Lead Encines Pontasce & Starionany Lesina Vite American Press Association Captain Gulp North Georgia Agricultural College Dept University of Georgia Dahlonega, GA
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