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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1908

Page

7

Contention Over Brownsville Shooting Reveals Conyers Defense

In Washington and Brownsville coverage, Boyd Conyers of Monroe Ga denies guilt in the 1906 shooting. Detective work and sworn statements detail efforts to obtain a confession and to verify Conyers account. Army officers and agents describe threats against black soldiers and a possible cover up while investigations continue across multiple states.

Atlanta Sis War Department Snort B.C. Arnold Walton Counry Hoy Conyers Brownsville Herbert J. Brown Bosd Conyers Lawson Brown Gainesville Washington, D.C Boyd Conyers Monroe Twenty-fifth Infantry Foraker Senate Brownaville Lst Broxnaville Senate Committee Congress William Lawson Boyd Yers Texas Esther Jr Main Street Washington Reid H. Parker Charleston S. C Jim Joe Blassingame John Brown J. H. Holloman Powell Holloman Hoallomam

Building company in Athens seeks stock subscriptions

A new Athens building company organized by J T Anderson reports strong public interest with liberal subscriptions and plans to start soon. The venture promises good returns as local housing demand grows. Residents urged to join now. outsiders already showing interest.

J. T. Anderson Mr. Anderson Anderson Athens

Accident toll in United States workers near thirty five thousand deaths

Washington December 15 a government bulletin reports that between thirty five thousand deaths and two million injuries occurred among working men in the United States in the past year. It notes iron and steel workers as among the most exposed and cites excessive fatal accidents among electricians coal miners and railway workers. It says much necessary protection work is neglected despite progress in factory practice over the last decade.

Washington United States Amon Uien Bureau of Labor

To Prohibit Emigration From Japan to U S

Washington reports a Japanese decision to stop all emigration to the United States after a set date. The move follows negotiations between Secretary Root and Baron Takahira and leaves travel free for merchants students and tourists under the passport agreement.

Chicago Record-Herald Washington United States Baron Komura Japan Tokyo Root Baron Takahira America

Albert Thomas Col arrested on warrant for fake pretenses

Albert Thomas known as pick Albert was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn by a white man named Lavender for obtaining money under false pretenses. The case was settled later that day.

Albert Thomas Pick Albert Lavender

Rockford Installs First Catholic Bishop Peter Muldoon

Rockford Illinois December 15 the Roman Catholic diocese of Rockford is established with the installation of Peter J Muldoon as its first bishop. Archbishop Quigley officiated before a large crowd of prelates priests and laymen. The diocese covers about 700 square miles including twelve of Chicago’s former counties. It serves about 50000 Catholics with fifty six churches twelve missions and seventy five priests. The cathedral and bishop residence will be in Rockford. Muldoon aged forty five is a California native educated in Kentucky and Baltimore and previously served Chicago archdiocese as chancellor and secretary and later as auxiliary bishop.

Rockford Ill Orst Peter J. Muldoon Chicago St. James’ Church Quigley Clifornia St. Mary’s Collegiate School Kentucky St. Mary’s Seminary Baltimore Loughlin Brooklyn Feehan Aux Mary

Soldier on retiring Drew Neat Fortune

From the Government Charles Harvey a retired soldier and former post quartermaster sergeant at Port Rosecrans drew 13900 from Colonel George R. Smith chief paymaster of the department of California the second largest sum paid to a soldier under the army deposit plan. He will also receive 67.60 for rent of his life retirement pay.

San Francisco Charles Harvey Port Rosecrans George R. Smith Department of California Army Deposit Plan Harvey

Bucklen’s Salve Cures Cold Sore, Man Claims

This Is Worth R Leo F. Zelinski of Gibson 81 Buffalo New York says Bucklen's Salve cured the most annoying cold he ever had. He applied the salve once a day for two days and the sore vanished. Sold with a guarantee at local drug stores W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons. 260.

Leo F. Zelinski Gibson 81 Buffalo N. Y Bucklen W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Stores

Governor Hughes appoints committee to probe exchanges

New York December 15 Governor Hughes has named a nine member committee to inquire into the subject of exchanges in New York. The panel will study the trade marts and propose legislation to protect those engaged in the business.

New York Hughes

John Fox Jr and Fritzi Scheff Secretly Wed

New York reports from the Knickerbocker Theatre that Fritzi Scheff and Soba Fox Jr were married on Sunday. Best man John C. Hunt issued a statement confirming the marriage. Scheff performed in The Prima Donna at the Knickerbocker Theatre last night.

John Fox, JR Fritzi Scheff New York Knickerbocker Theatre Soba Fox, Jr John C. Hunt Miss Scheff Knickerbockers Theatre

King Edward VI Is Gravely Ill in London

London, Dec. 15. From reliable sources the royal family and physicians are gravely concerned about King Edward's condition. Public notes are reassuring, but the king's health is dire and the mask of secrecy may be lifted soon. He is transferring governmental duties to the Prince of Wales as doctors cancel royal engagements.

London Edward Prince of Wales

Turkey Giveaway At The Lyric Theatre New Attraction

The Lyric Theatre starts nightly turkey giveaways with ten cent tickets at the close of each evening show. The drawing will be held after the performance as a seasonal attraction. Acts include Jimmy Searle in A One Man Drama, Katie Bell buck and wing dancer, and Vida and Quintetron in a novelty act drawing nightly applause. Vaudeville matinees daily with ten cent admission for moving pictures, ten cents. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised amid the page.

Turkey Lyric Theatre New Lyric Jimmy Searle Katie Bell Buck Vida & Quintetron Salon

Diver nearly dies as air supply cuts off under East River

In New York on December 15, diver George Smith was left without air after air pump workers Benjamin Parkins and Thomas Russell fought. Russell struck Parkins with a pipe, Parkins fell unconscious, Russell fled, and Smith struggled as his air vanished. He was hauled to the surface alive but weakened. Parkins is hospitalized with a fractured skull and Russell is under arrest for felonious assault.

New York George Smith East River Benjamin Parkins Smith Thomas Russell H. M. Whitney Russell Parkins Brooklyn

Paul Gilmore Sued For Divorce In Sioux City

Montgomery Alabama December Fifteenth Actor Paul Gilmore acknowledged that Mrs Gilmore is pursuing a divorce six months after their separation in Sioux City South Dakota He hinted the separation is final if no reconciliation occurs A New York rumor claims she could receive a 260000 legacy upon finalization and suggests Gilmore consented to divorce to resume marriage The couple were seen with Miss Lillian Falconer whose suicide in Brooklyn earlier in the month affected Mrs Gilmore

Montgomery Aln Paul Gilmore

Dull Feeling After Eating Promoted by Liver Tablets Ad

An advertising message claims Chamberlain's Liver Tablets are superior to pills for dull after meals and bowel relief. A free sample is offered at H R Palmer and Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J Smith and Bro B C McEvoy L P Canning drug stores to prove the medicine's value.

H.R. Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro B. C. McEvoy L. P. Canning Drug

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