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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1899
Page
1
The Queen of Crockery is Queensware with an extensive display of English and American porcelain, plain white and decorated pieces, cut glass, and decorated china. Holiday goods arrive daily including vases, bisque, toys, and dolls from various countries.
Two Georgia farmers William Rogers and George Wheeler drove down Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga on Thanksgiving market run. Their team frightened, overturned wagon, leaving Rogers fatally injured and Wheeler seriously hurt as the horses were bruised and scratched.
The 1899 State Normal School session ends next week with about thirty diplomas and many certificates to be issued. Enrollment reached 712 from 124 counties as 400 teachers prepare final exams and plan to return for next year. The faculty backs a bill for sewerage and sanitation funding.
Florence Alabama reports General Joseph Wheeler will come to the United States for the upcoming session of Congress. The note is transmitted as a special to The Times from Florence.
Augusta Georgia mourns Charier Z McCord eldest son of the late Z McCord prominent lawyer and former state legislator He was 55 unmarried and highly regarded for speaking and writing while serving in the University of Georgia Board of Trustees and local politics He died suddenly after a seemingly healthy day leaving a lasting impact on friends family and the city
Detroit readers see a burst of alarming cotton market chatter from Price, McCormick & Co. warnings of a mega slump and exports rising to 11 million bales. Advertisements claim profits from selling cotton at 100 points, with claims of bucket-shop targeted manipulation and imminent price breaks.
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