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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1889

Page

5

Disease of Rabies Examined by Dr John Crowell

An 1870s style article explains rabies from animal bites and exposure to rabid corpses. It details the virus source, transmission through bites or contact, and two rabies varieties the maniacal and paralytic. Symptoms include agitation, feverish mood changes, and eventual paralysis leading to death.

Benedict John Crowell

Rabies Symptoms and City Dog Control Measures

A 19th century medical summary explains hydrophobia as a nervous system disorder and notes its fatal course within days. It argues for strict dog muzzle ordinances, proper wire muzzles, and condemns nose straps as insecure, while endorsing Pasteur style inoculation as a protective measure for populations in major cities.

M. Pasteur Paris

Clarke County Farmers Alliance Holds Open Door Meeting

The Clarke county Alliance met in Athens in a large gathering at the City Council Chamber. Members prepared to respond to emergencies and, in a formal note, urged merchants to oppose the jute bagging trust by refusing to handle its goods.

Clarke County Alliance A. Banner Athens Clarke County

Dedication of Georgia Capitol Marked by Speeches

A joint session in Arrasra heard Governor Gordon and Capt. Evan P. Howell deliver speeches at the dedication of Georgia’s new capitol. Howell handed the keys to the governor as the building opened, praising local labor and Georgia materials, and stressing the temple of law will serve as a model for the state. The event drew a large crowd and night lighting capped the ceremonies. The day also covered legislative actions in Atlanta including appropriation bills and a flood of local measures.

Arrasra DuBignon Evan P. Howell Pesident DuBignon Capt Howell General Assembly of Georgia Georgia Henry D. McDaniel Gov. Gordon Capitol Commission General Assembly Atlanta Gordon Chatham Chaiman Western & Atlantic Railroad Gletin Whitfield Agricultural and State Normal College W. and A. Railroad Kendrick Terrell Parrott Terrell County Georgia Pharmaceutical Association MclIntyre Thomas McDonf@ld Ware Veazey Warren Clay Candler DeKalb

Aftermath in Roullenge as Horton Shot Twice

In Roullenge Georgia on July 6 an unknown shooter fired buckshot at Mr. Horton while he plowed, striking him in the abdomen and hips as his mule turned. He is not expected to survive the day. A horse and buggy theft earlier linked to Horton’s search for evidence may implicate the assailant. The community reels and pledges to aid justice.

Roullenge R. Horton Horton

Tragic double assault ends in murder near Monticello

On a Monday evening near Monticello Georgia Warren Waters was attacked by Henry and Dick Watson after assaulting their mother on a church walk. TheWatson brothers cut Waters twelve times and killed him instantly. A jury returned a verdict of murder with public opinion leaning toward the Watsons.

Monticello John C. Speight Warren Waters Henry Dick Watson Watson

The Evening Chestnut in Political Dispute

The Evening Chestnut is criticized for a favorable notice of Mr. Speer after his defeat. The column denounces the Chestnut for alleged sympathy with Speer and questions its consistency with Democracy over the Olive bill. A private interview with Mr. Reed is cited, with assurances he did not use office information to harm the Chronicle.

Basner Speer Chestnut Candler Democratic Party T. W. Reed Chronicle Reed

Kilrain Arrival in New Orleans Amid Plans for Fight

Kilrain train reached New Orleans at 11 00 amid excitement. Sullivan voiced optimism the fight would occur in forty eight hours. Officials set plans to stage the event on Pearl River island near Slidell about thirty miles from the city. Mississippi troops under Col. M Levy and Geo S Green will go out tonight. At Baxnett Ga a two year old child was killed after being struck by a train. Mary Harper witnessed the tragedy. Mrs Susan N Johnson died at Marshallville. Georgia Pharmaceutical Association seeks a charter. Bailiffs discuss a state convention. C J Griggs was injured near Atlanta after being struck from a W A railroad engine.

Kilrain New Orleans Banner Sidwell Miss Sullivan Pearl River Slidell Lowry Mississippi Col. M. Levy Geo. S. Green Baxnett Mary Harper Susan N. Johnson Marshallville Georgia Pharmaceutical Association Atlanta C.J. Griggs

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