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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1900

Page

8

Miss Jewett Raves Like a Pantheress at Boston Meeting

An extended Boston church rally led by Lillian Clayton Jewett, the so called Joan of Arc of the colored race, spurred hundreds of Negro attendees to organize for equal rights amid threats of northern and southern racial strife. The gathering ended with a call for national legislation to curb lynching and restore rights to the disfranchised. The item closes by noting the popular De Witt's Little Early Risers as a remedy.

Beston Lillian Clayton Jewett Boston Mass New York City Zion's Church North Russell Street New York Misa Jewett Miss Jewett South

Revival Ends After Weeklong Methodist Meeting

Danielsville Georgia reports a protracted revival at the Methodist church concluded last night after more than seven days of preaching by Rev Ford McRea of Hartwell and Rev Frank Quillian. Twenty two new members joined the church with four by letter and eight last night. Harry Kidd aged six and his father Captain James M Kidd aged sixty six joined last Friday and last night respectively.

Danielsville Methodist Church Ford McRea Hartwell Frank Quillian Harry Kidd Capt James M. Kidd

A New Heaven and the New Immortality Debated

The New York World summarizes Rev. R Heber Newton on a striking concept of immortality Death is the true resurrection and continuity of character persists beyond death What is essential here remains in heaven with earthly activities shadowed in higher forms The piece notes fools and selfish souls persist after death and mocks earthly vices like Monte Carlo as continuing in the afterlife It also includes an ad for 01.0 Minute Cough Care by H BR Palmer & Sons.

New York R. Heber Newton Earth Heaven Monte Carlo Trinity Church H, Br, Palmer & Sons

Peculiar City Court Case Involving Damage Claim

In Watkinsville a city court case about a bicycle accident on Prince avenue last September ended with a directed verdict for the city. Misa Zettie Baer claimed 5 000 damages for a broken arm, but the judge ruled the road reasonably safe for ordinary travel. Ed Horrin vs. O B Chandler is set for today, and Savannah Heat suit in Clarke county likely to be tried. Mrs David Hodges died after a lingering illness at about two this morning, about age 70, to be buried Friday.

Misa Zettie Baer Prince Avenue Cobb Ed Horrin O. B. Chandler Savannah Heat Clarke County

Tax Returns Show Increase in 1900 Totals

Tax Receiver Carter completed the 1900 tax returns totaling $6,418,020, up $114,260 from 1899, with 2,110 polls, 62 fewer than last year. Real estate returns show a deficit while personal property rises by about $225,000 due to county commissioners audit and taxpayer levies.

Carter

Doves and hunting notes and local legal notices

Americus Georgia August 23 local sportsmen report booming dove hunting with a roost near the city yielding over 300 birds. Partridges also plentiful though quail season begins November 15. The rest includes assorted Georgia clerical notices about estates and administration, with multiple judgments, dates, and legal actions listed.

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