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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1897

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Woman Dying and Beecher Aid Sketch of Her Life

Dec 30 report from Onsın says Mrs Eunice Bullard Beecher, widow of Henry Ward Beecher, fractured hip in New York. Her recovery is doubtful, yet she remains devoted to Beecher and assisted his letters during early illness. Her life included marriage to Beecher, ten children, and work as his secretary, later authoring Beecher as I Knew Him.

Onn Con Henry Ward Beecher Mr. Beecher Artemus Bullard St Satton Mass Eunice Te Ie Fudley Henry Ward Amherst Troth Beecher Bey Nis Lawrenceburg Tilton Conable Dauntless Cuba Washington Secretary of the Treasury Jacksonville Neuvitas C Uba Treasury Olney New York State Department Gaspard A. Betancourt Havana Lorenzo Betancourt Betancourt Betancourts Camaguey Demnca Ahi Boston New Orleans

Brazil's corn crop short and farmers distressed

New York dep. Dec 30. Buenos Ayres reports a deplorable state of affairs among Santa Fe farmers due to failed corn yields. A government inquiry to President Uribureau will propose relief, with 50 000 tons shortfall versus normal 80 000 tons. Rio de Janeiro dispatch notes municipal elections a federal party victory amid violence and mobs.

New York Herald Buenos Ayres Agricultural Commission Province of Santa Fe Uribureau Epcota Menos Ayres Bounos Ayres Rio de Janeiro Brazil Federal Party

Missouri State team plays football in Mexico City clash

The Missouri State University football squad met Texas State University at Indianalla grounds in Mexico City. Neither side scored in the halves. A player named Tucker sustained a neck injury from a kick, details unknown. Spectators were largely American and English with some Mexican club men. Local efforts to field a team for New Year’s Day are discussed amid mixed reception to the brutal game.

Greassars City of Mexico Missouri State University Indianalla Grounds Texas State University Tucker Tators Missouri Mexico

Ireland Overtaxed Sparks Dublin Meeting Demands

A large Mansion House meeting in Dublin presided by the Lord Mayor protested Ireland’s taxation. The royal commission found Ireland overtaxed by 2,750,000 pounds annually. Attendees included bishops, John Dillon, T. M. Healy, commerce leaders, and merchants demanding government redress.

Dublin Britain Dusuin Mansion House Ireland Royal Commission On England John Dillon T. M. Healy Chamber of Commerce

Tariff Hearings Stress Sugar Duty System Changes

The Ways and Means committee heard arguments from importers cane growers beet raisers and refiners on the sugar schedule amid debate over ad valorem versus specific duties. John Farr urged graduated duties by test degree and country, hoping for $50 million annual revenue, while Humphreys pressed for a specific system citing impracticality of ad valorem rates. Local pieces note educational association sessions in Mositz and other unrelated items.

Wasuratox John Farr New York Farr Humphreys Treasury Department Department J. B. Hill New Orleans Canegrowers’ Association of Louisiana

Trade in South Quiet as Holiday Week Impacts Activity

State of trade reports very quiet in the South over the past week due to the holiday season. General conditions are stable with some sectors showing signs of future improvement. New industries announced include Grand Falls Improvement Company in Texas, a fertilizer factory in Jackson Florida, a large Texas Arkansas tug company, and several mill and manufacturing plants in Mississippi Georgia Virginia and West Virginia.

Ouattaxcoca Ebenetus Southerston Ana Satoh Grand ‘Falls Glenn-Lincoln Coal and Coke Pump Bluefield Wye Buchel Power Tron Company Ouero Tex Canital Seneca Vicksburg Miss Griffin, Ga Dallas, Tex Oreston W. Va

A Rail Road War Brewing Over Transcontinental Rates

Chicago roads threaten disruption as Southern lines pay higher commissions from New England to New Orleans and westward. Joint Traffic Association and central passenger committee refuse to pay commissions east of Chicago, risking demoralized transcontinental rates. Pennsylvania plans new express company Manhattan Express to rival rivals, with William Chandler slated as superintendent. Robbery targets a laundry employee in Chicago, 512 dollars taken with revolvers. Adams cruiser crew desertions reduce ship to near shorthanded as gale returns. Six day walking match sees Hart leading at Natatorium with Oddy close second. Queensmore arrives New Orleans with crew missing after voyage from London.

Chicago Southern Lines Chicaco New England New Orleans Ew Orleans Joint Traffic Association Central Passenger Committee New Express St. Josefs Pennsylvania Railroad Manhattan Express Company Pennsylvania Road William Chandler New York

Don Carlos Refuses to Rename Carlist Leadership

Don Carlos again refuses to resign the Carlist leadership in favor of his son Don Jaime. He asserts the need for unity and alignment with his position on Cuba administration and Philippine insurgency, while stressing the party's resolve amid ongoing regional conflicts. The report links his stance with broader Spanish political strategy and internal cohesion.

Don Carlos New York Herald Manilla Marina San Mateo Dean Moron Atinget Bolacan Nueva Ecija Lospon Madrid Don Jaimie Cubs Spain Philippine Islands Don Carlos i Doslos

Cubans Attack a Convoy Near Bayamo in Fierce Engagements

A Havana dispatch details General Reys convoy of 165 carts and pack mules attacked by rebels near Bayamo. The column suffered multiple mortal wounds among officers, endured heavy fire through several engagements, but all subject convoys reached Barrancas and later Dubeque with no losses among soldiers. Reinforcements arrived at Bueyotons as the fight continued.

Herald Havana Cubs Manzanillo General Rey Bayamo Mansanillo Veguita Pedro Fell Milvan Estevez Sesi Dubeque San Francisco Bueyoitons

Lettersprom On The Other Side Of The Atagthnee And More

A mixed page notes daily work at a min pay place with 1,400 clerks, plus details from London and Hanover. Ambassador Bayard’s role triggers diplomatic chatter. The Chronicle laments leaks and honors a late grave marker while discussing Gladstone book collecting and ancient manuscripts. A Boston prizefight in Pie Bror Ark is reported as a notable event.

London W. Dy Tos Hanover Nforapeti Soburg Bayard Thomas F. Bayard Tates Chronicle Fale Washington Chronicle Cleveland Wavion Street Gladstone Ab Tson Everring Bulan Institution St. di c Mda Hannah More Egypt Btz Atlantic Chippendale Furniture

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