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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1901

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Destructive Fire Destroys Maddox Grocery and Collateral Buildings

A early morning blaze on Collins Street destroyed the Maddox Grocery building and three adjoining houses, with seven wholesale firms in the Markham block affected. Losses estimated around 500000 dollars, origin unclear, as cold weather hampered firefighting and no lives reported. The fire caused extensive smoke and ice hazards, with substantial market stock and papers believed lost.

AtLaNta Markham House Ste J. J. & J. E Maddox Grocery Company Collins Street Demi-Monde Maddox Grocery Company Satory Loyd Street Arnold ‘ Company Draper Eee Cathling & Spalding R. ON Fickett Paper Company McVonnell &Cristopher Dru Ja Notions Dinkins & Davidson Maddox Box

Less Than Was Expected The Private Fortune of Queen Victoria

The article reports on estimates of Queen Victoria's private fortune after her death, noting the will bypasses probate and of a rumored vast fortune. It asserts a reliable figure not exceeding £600,000 including real estate, cash, and personal property outside royal possessions.

Queen Victoria Lexvos Sostale Shies City Cty Mary Laven Coutts Bank

Divorce Scandal In English Society Involves Duke Of Westminster

Major J Atherton of the Twelfth Lancers seeks divorce from Mabel Louise Atherton naming the Duke of Westminster as co respondent. Court action likely months away with settlement efforts including King Edward. Atherton reportedly refused £40,000 compensation for alleged injury to honor.

Lexpos Major J. Atherton Prince of Wales’ Royal) Lancers South Africa Mabel Louise Atherton Duke of Westminster Atherton Westminster Majorton Duke of Estminster Hay Edward

Proceedings of Congress Appropriation Bills in Both Houses

Immediate post journal reading the House entered the committee of the whole and continued work on the general deficiency appropriation bill. A point of order on Mr Sher mans amendment about every die at the naval academy was passed over. The Senate resumed debate on the tonic tube services bill with Mr Wolcott opposing passage.

Wasminotox Feo House Sherman Naval Academy Vm Senate Wolcott Senate

Mrs Nation Freed In Saloon Destruction Case

Topeka judge rules Carrie Nation acted without malice in smashing The Senate saloon as an abatement of a nuisance. case referenced Banday for which she is held in county court. Separate report from Lac La Cuances notes a mob attacked Thomas Vital for assaulting Nora Miller. Local store Lewith Mercantile of Dontam NC closes, liabilities around 98,000 with assets over 15,000.

Topeka Kan McCabe Carrie Nation Senate Sbe Lac Cuances Thomas Vital Nora Estieve Miller Fenton Samuel Maddox Vital Dontam N. C Lewith Mercantile Company Shorts

Big Tea Farm in Carolina Generates Major Planting Push

Nearly 6,000 acres near the city pass into American Tea company ownership with a charter issued. About 100 acres will plant tea this season and 300 acres rice. Total land transfer valued at 20 dollars. annual tea output expected over 890,000 pounds for commercial use. Dr. Shepard cited as leading authority on tea culture and growth in the state.

Cuanrtestos American Tea Company Shepard Dr. Shepard Japan Agricultural Departments United States

Labor Cause in Georgia Call for State Federation Meet

The Georgia State Federation of Labor calls for its third annual convention in Columbus on April 17 at 10 am. The meeting aims to discuss aims benefiting workers, correct wage abuses, aid local trades and labor groups, and support union-friendly establishments. A rail fare of one and a half for round trips is arranged from all Georgia points. One Minute Cough Care is promoted for grippe weakness and prostration, claimed to prevent consumption.

Columbus Atlanta Georgia State Federation of Labor Pal Georgia Grippe H.R. Palmer& Sons

Five are Doomed to Death Quintuple Hanging Set

Five men Arnold Auguetua Richard Sanders Andrew Davis William Hodson and Sam Baldwin were convicted of murder in Screven County Georgia and sentenced to be hanged March 29 for the killings of Milton Meara and Fillmore Herrington last summer at the house of Jesse Alexander near Mobley Pond Captain J T Wade wounded. Six conspirators escaped and remain at large.

Screven Sylvania Screven Superior Court Arnold Auguetua Richard Sanders Andrew Davis William Hodson Sam Baldwin Milton Meara Fillmore Herrington Mears Herrington Jesse Alexander Mobley Pond

Foreign trade growth boosts American export to Russia

An article notes rising United States trade with Russia and a surge in American machinery exports. It cites a 450 percent rise in U S locomotive trade versus 25 percent for England, and reports a large tunnel project order of $595,000 to supply equipment for a Siberian tunnel near Charbin. Direct Europe to Vladivostok links expected.

Russia United States Germany Lexpos Irom Duke of Devonshire Furnesa Railway Christopher Furness Newcastle Stephenson Works England Wasutwarox Winter Annaberg State Department Arman i America Charbin Manchuria Europe Vladivostock

African Prince Weds Dusky Alabama Bride in State License

Prince F. Chi-Chi-Uhe, a Dark Continent royal, marries Pearl Henry in Alabama after Judge Livingston issues a marriage license. The Groom’s name is rendered as Prince Chi-Chi-Che and the bride as Pearl Henry. Unclear whether couple will return to Africa or remain in the United States.

F. Chi-Chi-Uhe Alabama Pratvittz Als Livingston Gertie Autaugs Prince Chi-Chi- Che Pearl Henry

Young Man Falls Into Boiling Water in Georgia

Feb 21 reporting Fred Maughan, son of Bud Maughan, fell into a large pot of boiling water while helping clean hogs in Lawnexerville Georgia. His injuries were severe, doctors summoned, and prognosis poor as fellow workers pulled him from the pot.

Lawnexerville Fred Maughan Bud Maughan Ughon T. K Mitchell Maughan Joma

Royal Baking Powder Headlines Hot Breads

Royal Baking Powder featured in a brief item about hot breads and baking trends. The notice highlights Royal as a key brand in popular home baking during the period.

Royal Baking Powder Royal Baking Powder CO William Street New York

Raid of Russians Not Necessary Says Paris Dispatch

Pant Feb 21 The Associated Press correspondent reports Field Marshal Count Von Walderses expedition will not start as a decree in Peking is expected to accept demanded terms. France and Russia would not join a punitive interior expedition, the United States opposing any military action in China. Beaux Feb 91 Cologne Volks Zeitung says Russian forces near Mukdon were attacked while surrounded. General Fleischer sent reinforcements. German expeditions continue but may pause if China accepts terms. Washington Cable reports Conger spelling out punishments for Lan, Chih Lin, and Hew Shu. A posthumous note recalls four Tsung Li Yamen members executed earlier.

France Russia United States Wiewery Kingdom Pant Associated Preea Count von Walderses Peking Eco Bini Poner Taye M. Deboasss Beaux Cologne Volks Zeitung New Ohwang Boo Mukdon Shan Hai Kuan Chin Cho Tu Babon Be Fleischer Count von Sian Fa China Reichstag Voorwarts Wasmixotos State Department Conger Miter Lan Sien Chih Lin Hew Shu

Iron and Steel Trade Exports Reach High Activity

The Iron Age reports brisk buying in pig iron and Bessemer steel, with large sales in Valleys and rising interest in basic iron from Birmingham and eastern markets. Wire rod demand grows after a New England mill held about 15,000 tons, while the Chicago district shows renewed activity and export trade remains strong in heavy lines.

Youk Bessemer Birmingham New England Darin Canora New York Chicago

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