Doctor and clerk bound over in prohibition case
Yesterday morning Dr W T Hamilton and Mr James H Richards were bound over by Mayor Dorsey on a prohibition law violation charge. Hamilton prescribed alcohol for Mrs Richards and Richards shared it with three men, leading to an arrest after Fred Lemon became drunk. Richards was bound over for one hundred dollars. Lemon fined ten dollars. Hamilton warned that future prescriptions must be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hamilton
James H. Richards
Dorsey
Mr. Richards
Mrs. Richards
Dr. Hamilton
Richards
I T
W. J. Smith & Bro’s. Drug Store
Lemon
Hamilton
Fred Lemon
Chattanooga
Bailey Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
James T Bailey a merchant of Pendergrass filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition before Judge F L Upson. Assets are listed at 3800 dollars with liabilities at 6200 dollars. The largest creditors are wholesale merchants in this city and Atlanta. Dougherty Ward and Little of Atlanta petitioned for a receiver. Joseph L Hull was appointed receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T .Bailey
Pendergrass
F. L. Upson
Atlanta
Dougherty, Ward & Little
Messrs
3. C. Upson
Er. K. Lampkin
Joseph Il. Hull
How I Cured Betweeny and Fistula in a Horse
A. D. Bruce from Aurelia Iowa recounts saving a horse with a foul fistula after a failing vet visit by using Sloan's Liniment. The remedy allegedly cured the horse to act like a colt again and impressed a neighbor who praised the liniment. Bruce also notes using Sloan's Sure Colic Cure as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fistula
Sloan
A. D
Bruce
Aurelia
Kodol Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Troubles
An old advertisement touts Kodol as the best remedy for stomach and digestion issues. It claims prompt relief as a natural digestant that helps you digest food and is pleasant to take, sold by all druggists.
Boy given six months for disorderly conduct in city court
A fourteen year old looking seventeen, Bunnie Terrell, faced Mayor Dorsey on disorderly conduct charges. He admitted approaching a ten year old girl between Seaboard tracks near Southern Manufacturing, but did not touch her. The case shifted from potential state charges to a city sentence, and the mayor warned he risked gallows-like punishment if behavior continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnie Terrell
City Gang
Dorsey
Seaboard
Southern Manufacturing Company
Jdant
Norva
Hix
Post Office Ruling Ends Second Class Rates for Old Subscriptions
The Banner warns readers that after April 1 1908 daily newspapers will lose second class mailing rates if not renewed within three months. Weekly subscriptions must be paid within twelve months to retain mailing status. Publishers protest, but readers must advance payments to avoid discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
United States Post Office Department
Post Office Department
Second Round Appointments by Presiding Elder J S Bryan
Presiding Elder J S Bryan of the Athens district North Georgia Methodist Conference releases the second round schedule. Appointments include Athens First Church March 8, Oconee Street March 8, Madison March 16, Center Mission Gordon's Chapel March 21 22, Wert Wilkes Anthony's Chapel March 28 29, Little River My Zion April 4, Washington April 5, Lexington Booths Chapel April 11 12, Athena Circuit Bogger Chapel April 18, Winterville Cherokee Corner April 19, Watkinsville Temple April 25, Farmington Ray's Chapel April 26, Morgan Mallory's Chapel May 2, Greenaboro May 3, Rutledge Pleasant Valley May 16 17 Broad River Danburg May 16 17, Greene Circuit Central May 23, White Plains Sioeum May 24 25, Union Point Center May 0, Sharon Barnet May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Bryan
Athens
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Oconee Street
Spam
Washington
Lexington
Booth's Chapel
Athena
Bogger Chapel
Winterville
Cherokee Corner
Watkinsville
Temple
Farmington
Ray's Chapel
Morgan
Mallory's Chapel
Greenaboro
Rutledge
Pleasant Valley
Broad River
Danburg
Greene
White Plains and
Sioeum
Union Point Circuit
Center
Sharon
Barnet
Brayan
P. E
Bell Ringing Triggers Anarchist Killings
Giuseppe Allo, who fatally shot Father Leo Heinrichs in Denver, says church bells moved him to kill, recalling Sicily. He claims expulsion from the church in Italy over anarchist beliefs, his wife’s desertion, and a motive rooted in anger at priests. He gives his birthplace as Avalon Sicily, born August 10 1857, and details travel from Buenos Aires to New York and Denver with limited work since arriving in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Giuseppe Allo
Pather
Leo Heinrichs
Denver
Sicily
Italy
Avalon
Buenos Ayres
Father Leo
New York City
Kansas
Ellis
Kans
Special Announcement on Honey and Tar Not Covered by Law
Company states code 2 Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommended as a case remedy for children and adults. For sale by all druggists.
Dr Biggar Gives Check to Glee Club in Augusta
Augusta Ga February 25 The local committee of the University of Georgia Alumni Association in charge of the concert by the University Glee Club received a communication from Dr H F Biggar physician to John D Rockefeller forwarding a five dollar check with best wishes for the concert. Dr Biggar attended the audience which last night included two receptions and a ball at the armory following the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
University of Georgia Alummni Association
University Glee Club
Biggar
John D. Rockefeller
Ime
Tom
Bon Air
Dr. Biggar
University Club
Armory
Posed as a Girl in Bell Telephone Exchange
In St Louis on February 20 consternation arose at the Forest exchange of Bell Telephone when Helen Hea a fellow worker was exposed as a boy in disguise. Helen used the name Helen Ile3 age 27 from Chicago and applied five months ago. an operator named Margaret was assigned. Helen told Margaret he was a man and asked to marry her. Margaret refused and alerted Misa Burns, leading to Helen’s discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Forest Exchange
Bell Telephone Company
Helen’ Hea
Exchange
Misa Burns
Helen
Helen Ile3
Chicago
Margaret
Mission Institute program at Greensboro Georgia
The Missions Program of the Missionary Institute for Athens District will be held in Greensboro Ga March 9 to 10 with pastors expected to attend and appoint a layman. Names of attending preachers and laymen should be sent to Rev W H Cooper. The schedule lists sermons devotional services and discussions by C M Verdel J F P Davis L G Johnson W C Fox W T Irvine B H Mobley A J Sears H J Ells J J Ware J G Davis J A Sewell M J Cofer T W Reed B Hl Greene J E Russell B W Copelan W J Cooper A J Sughes J R McCleskey A B Sanders J W Taylor C F Hughes and others, including an address on The Lay men's Movement and topics on foreign missions, Sunday schools, temperance, and missionary revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Institute For Athens
Greensboro
W. H. Cooper
Marc
C. M. Verdel
J. F P. Davis
L. G. Johnson
M. I. Elured
South
W. C. Fox
W. T. Irvine
B. H. Mobley
A. J. Sears
H. J. Ells
J. J. Ware
J. G. Davis
J. A. Sewell
M. J. Cofer
T. W. Reed
B. Hl. Greene
J. E. Russell
B .W. Copelan
W. J. Cooper
A. J. Sughes
Automobile disease warns of fumes in city streets
Dr Henry Becker reports a new health hazard from gasoline driven cars. Tests after a year link fumes to throat and lung congestion and decay, with possible involvement of bacilli for consumption and pneumonia. He cites New York Paris London Berlin and urges devices to absorb exhaust to protect urban workers including traffic policemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
London
Berlin
Henry Becker
New Arsenal Building Nears Completion in Augusta
Augusta Ga February 25 The Spur track connecting the Georgia road to the Augusta arsenal has been laid forming a belt line for steam car traffic. The first heavy machinery road car was placed inside the arsenal grounds yesterday. The new building for the small arms plant funded by Congress is rapidly nearing completion and will be equipped for work. Machinery for repair previously steam powered will be driven by electricity, with steam retained only as auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal
Augusta
Georgia Road
Augusta Arsenal
Congress
Moore couple mourn loss of 17 month old daughter
In Winterville Georgia on February 25 the 17 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Moore died after a ten day illness with tonsillitis. The funeral was held at their home on Monday morning led by Rev J A Sewell and the child was laid to rest in Winterville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Moore
Winterville
Apd
J. A. Sewell
Winterville Cemetery
Georgia 800-08 Club Rally Inspires University Support
Enthusiasm ran high as citizens and University students braved poor weather to attend a Georgia 800-08 Club meeting in the University chapel. President Hugh Wallace led speakers including Dorsey, Michael, Hodgson, Stewart, and others, urging 800 additional students next fall and outlining outreach to the legislature and alumni. The group adopted funding pledges, and selected Barrow, Park, and Wallace to oversee future student appointments and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Chapel
Georgia
Hugh Wallace
Mesars
W. F. Dorsey
M. (. Michael
Harry Hodgson
J. 8. Stewart
KR. HL. Jones
K. W. Barnes
Bb. C. Gardner
C. N. Felderson
David C. Barrow
C. M. Snelling
R. E. Park
Andrew J. Cobb
T. W. Reed
J. W. Barnett
Dan Dunree
Dan Dunree. At the Conclusion of the Speechen the cSpanghicta
R. H. Jones
Chancelor Barrow
Park
Wallace
Charleston Court arraigns Interurban defendants for 1907 crash
Judge Veter S. Grosscup and seven other Central Illinois Traction Company officers and directors faced charges of criminal negligence and manslaughter in Coles County after the August 1907 Interurban collision near Charleston. Eight men pleaded not guilty as motions to quash indictments were argued by Levy Mayer, with affidavits filed in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Veter S. Grosscup
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Central Illnois Traction Company
M. Thompson
Coles County
Grosscup
Arthur W. Underwood
Francis
Peabody
Marshall W. Sampsell
E. A. Potter
Fred Moore
B. F. Mecerara
Charles Botts
Charleston and
Mattoon
Thompson
Levy Mayer
Chicasgo
Augusta to distribute Georgia stamps from state office
Augusta Georgia February 25 Information received that an order will make Augusta the distributing point for stamps stamped envelopes and postal cards for the entire state Preparations are under way to store the state's supply in the basement strong-room of the government building A solid car load of postal cards has already been shipped to Augusta from Mumford Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Post Office Department
Georgia
Mumford
Maine
Immune from kidney trouble claim in旧 text
An unfamiliar ad claims Ley Kidney Cure will stop irregularities and cure any kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. The text highlights a bold promise and urges readers to seek the remedy.
Record Run of H. H. Rogers Tops Great Lakes Fleet
Washington February 25 reports that the bore of inland shipping peaks with the H. H. Rogers of United States Steel. In 235 days the 600 foot carrier hauled 232,567 gross tons of iron ore on 29 trips, covering about 44,000 miles through canals and channels with no accidents. The piece argues for government waterways development to boost inland commerce, reduce freight tolls, and spur lake trade growth through $60,000,000 yearly investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Lakes
H. H. Rogers
United States Steel Corporation
National Rivera and Harbors Congress
Lake Superior
Lake Fire
Rogers
Granite contract for Atlanta public building signed in Washington
Washington February 25 The McCaul Company of Philadelphia signs granite supply contract with Venable Brothers of Atlanta to furnish at least 6500 feet monthly for the Atlanta public building. Payments staged 80 10 10 percent as stone delivered and installed. Delivery within thirteen months, first consignment in sixty days. Venables to load quarry cars and deliver to Georgia Railroad siding as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Washington
Sam Venable
B. Knox and
Steadmisn
McCaul Company
Philadelphia
Georgia
Venables
Nofon
Venable Brothers
Elton man praises DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
Bert Barber of Elton Wisconsin says he has taken four doses of Kidney and Bladder Pills and they have done more than any other medicine. He notes DeWitt's pills are sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Barber
Elton, Wis
Mr. Barber
DeWitt
Surrendered Self Cantrell Turns Himself In
James W Cantrell a 22 year old Murray county Georgian arrives in Atlanta to begin six years hard labor for manslaughter. He travels unguarded to report to the prison commission and will be sent to the Fargo Ga penitentiary camp. Cantrell fled after killing Henry Ballew at a dance in 1905 and later served in the U S Army before being traced back for trial and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James W. Cantrell
Murray County
Georgia
Cantrel
Cantrell
Ballew
Kentucky
United States Army
Sacket's Harbor
New York
George C. Glenn
Whitfield County
House of Regsentatives
Luke Henry
W. C. Martin
Fite
Glenn
Prison Commission
George G. Glenn
Royal Bualneas
Quantrell
Mr. Glenn
Atata
Shot Brother's Slayer
Grover Welch killed Berrey Mobley on a train near Pleasant Hill after Mobley had slain Welch's brother in Kershaw Christmas last year. Both men were en route from Kershaw to Lancaster for a preliminary hearing. Welch surrendered to Lancaster authorities. vengeance followed a prior shooting that left Welch's brother dead. Both families are prominent in South Carolina.
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Rock Hill
Grover Welch
Kershaw
8. C
Berrey Mobley
Mobley
Pleasant Hill
Lancaster
Welch
Welc
South Carolina
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Coughs
Coughs from the grippe are dangerous and can lead to pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and helps heal the lungs so no further harm is feared. The product does not contain harmful drugs and the yellow package warns against substitutes.
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Athens Wholesale
the Post Office
Rev. J. S. Bryan
Glee Club
Yours Truly, H. F. Biggar
Ely
Bron
Drugess
Century Brothers
Warren Brrest
Athens Distric Missionary Institute
J. R. McCleskey
A. B. Sanders
J. W. Taylor
C. F. Hughes
Georgia Granite
Atlanta Post
Berry Mobley
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