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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1900

Page

6

De Pret Golder Medical Discovery for Blood and Organs

Experience shows most diseases originate in stomach and digestive organs. The stomach nourishes brain nerves and muscles. when 'out of order' nourishment is incomplete, causing pain as a warning. Golden Medical Discovery purportedly cures head heart liver lungs by correcting stomach function and blood purification without alcohol or narcotics.

Dr. Pierce

Fiendish Farm Murder and Fire At Minnesota Farm

Theodore Wallert a Minnesota farmer killed his wife and two stepchildren then set fire to his barn destroying nine horses a corn crib and a hay barn damaging the property and injuring a 19 year old stepson The wife had sought divorce and barricaded access before Wallert entered by a window and carried out the killings The baby and a girl died and a second boy was seriously wounded hospitalized and feared to die

Aton Minn Theodore Wallert Wallert Starbborn

Mob Menace the Figgs in Gretna Vigil for Figg Couple

In Gretna, a prairie village 45 miles southwest of Omana, citizens patrol the Figg residence to shield Louis Figg and his wife from mob violence feared after a March incident where a masked mob tarred and feathered them. Residents fear a repeat or possible lynching as tensions rise.

Omana Gretna Louis Figx Figgites Figg County Draggin Figg

Allied Forces Bombard Fortifications and Dowager Empress May Escape

Telegraph reports from Aug 20 say allied forces continue bombardment of Beijing fortifications as the dowager empress and emperor reportedly left Peking days earlier. Japanese cavalry pursue the empress and her train said to have reached Wa Tai San in Shan Si. British troops land at Shanghai with a detachment of French marines. Casualties among Americans in Peking listed, with several wounded or killed, as dispatches note escape toward Sian Fu and ongoing mobility of imperial family.

Wu Tat San Shanghai Bentun Foreign Office Cho Foo Peking Snancuar Wa Tai San Shan Si Yang Tsun Tien Tai Wasminaton Bureau of Navigation Remoy Taka Latimer Imperial City Tartar City Meyers Aaslatant Sargeon Lippitt J. J. Fannin 0. B. King J. W. Tucker J. Kennedy BR. BE. Thomas A. Turner H. Fisher J. Schroeder J. Mitchell Biddles Tan Butler Green Warren Sian Fu War Department

Russians Save the Day in China Aid in Beng

A Mrs. Charles Denby Jr letter from Tien Tain details June 15 fires and Boxer attacks. 1,700 Russian troops arrived two days before alarm and, after fierce fighting with 5,000 Chinese forces, saved the residents. Reinforcements later arrived from Takah and the town hall housed survivors in Gordon Hall for ten days.

Indianaporas Charles Denby, Jr Victoria Road von Hanne Ri J Taku Taka Jim Watts

Progress of the South and War News From Aug 20

The Tradesman reports new industries across multiple states including fire brick plants in Tennessee and Maine, car and foundry shops at Pensacola, several cotton mills in the South, oil mills and fertilizer works, flouring and furniture plants, and a $250,000 mining venture in Macon. Lord Roberts dispatch notes Hamilton capturing Krupp guns and Boer surrenders. Gerald found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to ten years. Shekib Bey named Turkish minister to the United States.

Crattanoooa Middle Tennessee Pensacola American Car and Foundry Company Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Alabama North Carolina Mississippi Georgia Texas Carolinas Virginia Virginian Chattanooga Meta! Refining Company Richmond Comny Macon Lam South Afrion Loxpox War Office Lord Roberts Ian Hamilton Oliphant's Nok Hamilton Roodykopje Crocodile Rundle Gerald Montcomery Ala Gerald, Jr D. A. Hyatt Milroad Turkey Constantinerze Shekib Bey Foreign Office United States Ali Forrouh Bey

China Pleads for Peace Appealing to United States

Washington and Peking both seek a negotiated end to the Chinese conflict. Li Hung Chang asks the United States to appoint a peace commissioner to open talks for an international congress to settle terms, with similar appeals from Earl Li to other powers. President McKinley considers proposing a congress seated in China to recommend solutions to all governments.

China United States McKinley Washington Li Hang Chang Conger Peking Tien Tsin Earl Li la Hung Chang State Department Root Hay New York Li Hung Chang

Chinese Minister Talks on Emperor and Empress Dowager

Wo Ting Fang asserts China recognizes the emperor and empress dowager as rulers with the gatekeeping power in Peking. He sees no internal revolt and expects no removal of the current ruler by foreign powers, while not knowing terms or proposals from Li Hung Chang or the allies.

Wasiisotos Wo Ting Fang China Ching Peking Tsi Nan Fa Li Hung Chang

Gallantry of the Japs Impresses Military Men

Lonpoy Aug 00 Military men here are impressed by accounts of Japanese bravery and efficiency in the recent war with China. A British naval officer attached to the Japanese HQ said their steadiness and clash rival European regiments. In brief operations they have covered themselves with honor, notably at the battle of Ploteang where Japanese cavalry charged a Chinese battery. They are praised for valor though their impetuosity costs men.

Lonpoy China Ploteang John D. Flower New York Flower & Co Proutaneck

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