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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1907

Page

2

Two Fire Districts Established In City

The city splits into two fire districts divided by Pulaski street with Eagle House No. 1 east of it and Stathlon Street 2 west of it. Alarms from each side are answered locally with mutual aid by signal bells if needed, reducing long team runs and exposure. The plan aims to save labor and limit conflagrations while ensuring rapid response.

Alens Fire Department Pulash! Street Eagle House No. 1 Jackson Street Pulaski Street Stathlon Sea 2 Up Town Cotton District Gate

London Banquet to Honor James Bryce Promises Anglo American Tie

London February 6 reports say a farewell banquet at the Savoy for James Bryce will be a major Anglo American display with Field Marshal Earl Roberts presiding. Ambassadors Reid and Bryce will exchange toasts signaling close ties between Britain and the United States. Washington February 6 trustees of the McKinley Memorial Association met at the Arlington Hotel and heard progress reports on the Canton monument, aimed for summer dedication with Vice President Fairbanks leading the endowment committee.

London Jamaica Hotel Savoy James Bryce United States Marshal Earl . Roberts Reid Bryce Washington McKinley Memorial Association Hotel Arlington Canton Fairbanks Endowment Fund

Religious Education Conference Second Day Highlights

Rochester reports a wide range of topics at the second day sessions of the Religious Education Conference. Notables included Rev Samuel A Eliot and Rev James A Brown among others, with President Strong presiding at the morning devotional.

Rochester Strong Rochester Theological Seminary Samuel A. Eliot D. D American Unitarian Association James A. Brown Chicago Harlan Creelman Montreal Wert Wiley Minneapolis Livingston L. Taylor Brooklyn George F Nason Wilmington Del

Notice to Corporations to Register in Clarke County Ga

Clarke County Ordinary S B Wingfield issues a January 1907 notice requiring all corporations to register with the county Ordinary and the Secretary of State. The notice warns penalties for noncompliance and directs corporations in Athens Clarke County to call, fill a form, and forward it to the Secretary of State.

Astorilly Clarke Wingfield Athens Clarke County General Assembly S. B. Wingfield Missouri Secretary of State

Congressmen Bell Seeks Clarity on Franked Mail Authority

Hon. Thomas M Bell urges postmasters to forward franked matters to addressees, citing Postmaster General Cortelyou guidance. The piece notes local talk on city annexation linked to the State Normal School area and mentions ongoing high-profile trials drawing public attention as civic groups seek growth through Chamber of Commerce membership.

Thomas Mc Bell Congress Ninth Uines Colonel Bell Bell Otice Washington, D.C Poti State Normal School

Athens Plans New Guns For Police Force

The city of Athens will equip its police with Winchester repeating shotguns, six charges each, purchased at once. The guns are described as the latest model and each officer will receive one.

Police Department Athens

New Industries in the South

The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index reports rising railroad construction activity in the South with surveys for routes Abbeville to Fort Valley Georgia and a Tuscombia to Gadsden Alabama line. It notes electric street railways, expanded capital for Decatur traction, Opelika franchises, and Ninteen new corporations totaling 743000 in capital, plus several large plants and numerous construction projects across multiple states.

Columbus Georga and Alabama Industrial Index Abbeville Fort Valley Tuscumbia Ala Gadson Seaboard Cedartown Decatur Opelika Car and Birmingham Arleston D. C Wayeriss Gay Pes Hedy Gate City Thomasville Montgomery Athens Mobile Ta- Grange Anniston Gadsden

New Presbyterian Minister Rev El Hill Welcomed to Athens

The Banner greets Rev. EL Hill as Athens new Presbyterian minister and citizen. The article states he will be an instrument in the hands of the Lord for great good in the community.

Athens EL. Hill

Bolton Plea of Self Defense and Salaries Boost

Bolton pleads self defense as details include conductors like KE Cox Arthur Cox and Dan Martin with Southern trains out of the city to Lula. Announcement notes a general raise in salaries for train service workers and yard men across the line, with specific per diems for local freight bonds and brakemen on local freights.

KE. C. Cox Arthur Cox Dan Martin Lula

Will Bolton Trial For Killing Marshal Hammond Next Monday

Will Bolton faces trial in Jackson Superior Court on the killing of Marshal Tim Hammond of Stat ham. Bolton will plead self defense claiming he was attacked by a man on the railroad track who grabbed his shoulder and spoke. Bolton, drinking that night, shot Hammond believing him to be a footpad, not the town marshal.

Will Bolton Tim Hammond Statham Jackson Superior Court Jefferson Bolton George C. Thomas Col Henry S. West John Harper Harper Hammond Marshal Hammond

Wreck on Gainesville Midland Delays Trains After Rain

A derailment north of Fowler Junction involved four box cars on the Gainesville Midland Railway. Heavy rains softened tracks, but cars were not badly damaged and cleared by noon. No injuries reported and monetary loss deemed slight.

Gainesville

Question to Settle on Vagrancy or Lunacy Trial

An old man named Alexander Howard sits in jail awaiting lunacy trial after his vagrancy case was continued to determine his sanity. Ten days’ notice has been served on his three next of kin under the new law, and the lunacy trial is set for next Tuesday. If found sane, he will be tried for vagrancy.

Alexander Howard

Improvements at Court House Progress Promised

Work on the court house improvements is rapidly pushed. A new stairway to the courtroom is finished, and another stairway will be built to the basement where several hundred dollars of sanitary plumbing will be installed. Additional improvements are planned for the convenience of visitors and those who work there.

Court House

Probate of Miss No B Save Will and Collie Show

In Harrisburg on Feb 6 the ordinary court probated the will of Miss No B Save and appointed Jos H Stone as executor. Today and tomorrow the Collie Club of America holds its annual show with prize collies from leading kennels across the United States and Canada.

Jos. H. Stone Harrisburg The Collie Club of America United States Canada

Weekend bill at Colonial features Buster Brown and Mars play

A lively Colonial program arrives Monday night with Buster Brown in a tuneful musical comedy and dancers plus the English pantomimist Tige. Tuesday offers Jane Ganthony’s A Message From Mars with satirical humor and a transforming messenger. Also shown is Our New Minister a Hard Scrabble comedy about crime and consequences for Lew Ransom and family.

Buster Brown Mars John Brown Brown House of Brown Buster Rueter Bobby Burns Master Rosen Petite Florence Smith Mary Richard Ganthony Mara Ganthony Colonial

Manitoba Grain Growers Meet Opens With Focus On Restraint of Trade

The Manitoba Grain Growers Association opened its annual meeting in Brandon with a large turnout. Delegates will discuss several topics, notably an alleged illegal combination among leading dealers and elevator operators in restraint of trade. In other news the city plans new schoolhouses funded by future bond authority granted by the legislature.

Brandon Man Manitoba Grain Growers’ Association

Texas Nut Growers Meet in Austin to Study Tree Planting Plan

The Texas Nut Growers Association opened its second annual meeting in Austin on Feb 6 with strong attendance. The session will continue tomorrow to discuss implementing Governor Hogg's project for planting and cultivating trees for commercial use and to explore a tract near the city for experiments comparing tree varieties.

Austin Texas Texas Nut Growers’ Association Hogg

American Girl Weds In London At St Margaret's Church

Miss Alice Marquand granddaughter of Henry Marquand founder of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York married Mr. A Fullerton son of Admiral Sir James Fullerton in a fashionable London ceremony at St Margaret's Westminster. Prominent members of the American colony attended the wedding.

New York Louise Vanderhoef Herman B. ‘Vanderhoef Gustave Maurice Heckscher St. Bartholomew's Church London St. Margaret's Church Westminster Alice Marquand Henry Marquand Metropolitan Museum of Aart A. Fullerton Sir James Fullerton

Fish and Game Men Meet in Quebec for Protection Talks

The American Fish and Game Protection Association opens its seventh annual meeting in Quebec City. Feb 6 sessions run two days in the parliament buildings with Hon. Jean Prevost presiding as legislators and officials plan future measures for protecting fish and game.

Quebec American Fish and Game Protection Association Jean Prevost

Testimony endorses Doan's Kidney Pills in Athens

A Fire Department member from Athens Ga credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after years of kidney and back pain. He details nightly suffering and urinary issues, says physicians warned of diabetes, and praises the product after a single box from H R Palmer & Son. The notice notes booming Athens business and a new hotel amid rising property prices.

Doan Athens J. R. Allgood Fire Company 2 Athens Fire Department Prince Ave Dean H. R. Palmer & Son

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M'Kinley Congressman Bell Postmaster General Geo. B. Cortelyou Vion Thomas M. Bell M.C House of Representatives Brownsville Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce Ecity Thatery Athens i Hail State Agricultural College Georgia Southern Him Fowler’s Junction Frederick W. Mulley Oregon United States Senate Porthind Delaware Porsotea Gouri Cockrell Florida Inks Cape Illinois Francis B. Warren Wyoming Tny Minnesota Washington Street Mab Collie Club Sloan Earl S. Sloan Albany St Boston Mass Splendid Deiman Thomason Jos. Ryer Cole Suithors de Maton Lew Ransom Manitoba Texas Nut Growers Athena Ia
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