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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1902

Page

5

Athens merchants back plan for fall carnival drive

Athens business leaders from Clarke county rally behind a fall carnival aimed at reviving trade and funding a permanent fair site. The Banner reports broad support from local officials and merchants who praise past carnivals and urge professional management, aims for annual events, and potential land purchases for fairgrounds.

Saingle Athena Athens Bauer Georgia J. F. Rhodes Clarke County San

Ike Malone Paralyzed After Sudden Stroke in Athens

Ike Malone, a long time Athens worker for Hodgen Bros and J B Kung Co, suffered a stroke Monday leaving his left side numb. A beloved figure known for reliability and genial personality, he met the illness with calm optimism as friends visit and support him.

Ike Malone Athena Georgia Ike Athans Athens Ikete Gab Athen

World’s Fair Notes Highlight Electric Exhibit Support

The Nations Electric Light Association backs the St Louis World’s Fair with plans to hold its 1904 convention at the Fair grounds in Cincinnati. Texas officials report a $5,000 pledge toward a Texas state exhibit. North Arkansas Miners’ Association to show zinc and lead. Oregon aims for a large state building with minerals native fruits salmon and further Lewis and Clark data.

Great Organization of Electrical Engineers of America The Nations Electric Light Association St. Louis Cincinnati Wortham Texas World's Fair Commission Ss. Louia and San Francisco Texas North Arkansas J. R. Newman Harrison, Ark Times Amociaton Oregon Alfred Holman Oregonian Portland Alto Holman

Morgan in Berlin as Morgan Hailed by Kaiser Ruler

Berlin report details J Pierpont Morgan arriving with his daughter amid crowds. Morgan praises Kaiser and notes German respect for trans Atlantic shipping efforts led by Morgan. Griscom says Anglo American dominance in sea commerce may unite nations. Kaiser admired Morgan and I think US policy could guide competition toward cooperation.

King of Finance Germany New York J. Pierpont Morgan Berlin The Herald Morgan Unter den Lenden Clement A. Griscom Meteor United States Great Britain Kaiser trans-Atlantic Shipping Company Mr. Morgan Katsoria Prince Henry New York Yacht Club Kiel Kalnet

Old Letter Reveals Motive in Emory Murder Case

A found letter allegedly from Andrew Emory to Nina Danforth explains a cease in their intimate relation. Danforth, once accused of killing Emory at his Booth Farmingham home, is jailed in East Cambridge under murder indictment. Experts assess her mental condition.

Andrew Emory Mica Nina Danforth Boston Andrew J. Emory Booth Farmingham Nina Danforth New London Emory Miss Danforth Sam Danforth East Cambridge

Drought devastates Mississippi crops as rain offers little help

In Mississippi, July conditions grim for corn with expected yields 40 to 60 percent below normal. Hot winds and moisture shortage blamed for sickly cotton across communities. The appearance of the Mexican boll weevil in Holmes county raises fears of spread through the delta, leaving farmers discouraged about prospects.

Misslesippi Jackson Misa Mississippi Holmes County Wilkes Washington

Chamberlain Pain Balm Endorsed For Strains By Mr F H Wells

Mr F H Wells of Deer Park Long Island recommends Chamberlains Pain Balm as the best remedy for strains. He cites a winter case of severe lameness from a strain and reports quick relief and care. Also reports skyscraper negotiations in New York and an eagle attack in North Carolina with a man injured and the bird captured.

F. H. Wells Deer Park Long Island N. Y Chamberlain Gotham New York Broadway Seventh Avenue Forty-second Street Tta Park Row Newspaper Row Uptown

Child Killed Uncle in defense after beating aunt

Paducah Ky July 8 The case against Jusie Frasier a one year old Black girl who killed her uncle George Jones last Friday night while he was beating her aunt Miss Annie Mabry of Milledgeville was dismissed in the police court on motion of the county attorney who ruled it was self defense. The uncle had threatened to kill his wife before the incident.

Paducah Jusie Frasier George Jones Ac Jones

Merritt Seeks Clarke County Support for State School Board

Hin W. B. Merritt, recently nominated for the State School Board, spoke at the Atlanta convention with delegates, praising Clarke County as the educational heart of the state and pledging to honor all local institutions. He would chair the Noromi School Communication, guiding a body that controls a key local school.

Hin W. B. Merritt Atlasta Georgia Clarke County Atlanta Merrit Honere Merritt Noromi School

Fugitive Tracey Baffles Regional Police Patrols

Officers in several counties press search for escaped convict Tracey from Port Madison. Bloodhounds from Walla Walla arrive too late for Port Madison aid. Police monitor Kisah county and lower sound coast while reviewing reports and pursuing leads. no fixed plan yet.

Seattle Wash Tracey Johnson Port Madison Indiana Milsah County Lower Sound Walla Walla Penitentiary Kilsah

Five Die and Two Insane in Charleston Heat Whiskey

Five sudden deaths and two insanity cases reported to police in Charleston within 48 hours are attributed to whisky and extreme heat. Temperatures reached 102 degrees, the highest in 31 years, with crop fears by Rice planters as leaf rain looms. Drownings and drought damage noted elsewhere as heat sweeps Georgia and nearby counties.

Charleston 8. C Thia City

Athens District Conference Opens at Glade Oglethorpe

The Athens District Conference in Washington Georgia opens Wednesday evening July 2 with Rev. Eilleen R Cook speaking on The Place of the Epworth League to the Work of the Church. Rev. J T Robins discusses The Church Finances and Rev. W H Cooper covers Education. Rev D B Cantrell presents Mimstona. The event promises unusual interest.

Athens Washington, Ga Athena Glade Oglethorpe County Eilleen R Cook Washington Iipworth League J .T. Robins W. H. Cooper Tignall

Digestive Health Ad From Dr Pierce Golden Medical M

A fragmentary ad claims long lunches hinder work and cause indigestion. It promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical M and other remedies as cures and mentions free medical advisers via paper covers and a one cent stamp offer.

Pierce Diane Witla Crete Moe Else Volun

Freight Handlers Strike Ties Up Roads in Chicago

Freight handlers walked out yesterday involving about 9,000 workers, halting nonperishable shipments as perishable freight was rushed. Railroads offered arbitration but received no answer from key lines or the men, while teams from the Teamsters union faced contention over labor sanctions. Heavy trucks remain in yards, and railroads struggle to move freight amid the strike.

Chicago Job State Board of Arbitration Teamatera’ Union Chicago Federation of Labor

Peace Efforts Continue in Anthracite Strike Talks

The National Civic Federation and federal labor officials pursue peace in the anthracite fields. Walter Wey and Professor John R Cummins visited the region and conferred with President Mitchell while examining operator letters and related data. The ongoing inquiry remains confidential.

Wilkenbarrs Associated Preas National Civic Federation Department of Labor Walter Wey Department of Isbor Washington John R Cummins Civic Federation Coge Wilkesbarre Cummins Mitchell Weyl Carroll D. Wright

Oates Declines Gubernatorial Run in Alabama

Governor Oates, back from Europe last week, rejects any bid for governor. He states he will not be a candidate for the office under any circumstances and says his only future ambition is a United States Senate seat.

Oates Montgomery Ala Europe United States Senate

Serepta Association Meets at First Baptist Church

The 108th session of the Serepta Association will convene at the First Baptist church in this city beginning September 23. It will attract 86 delegates and last about three days, with prominent Baptist divines and laymen expected to attend. Local members anticipate a splendid reception and organized arrangements by committees.

Athens Alderman Lipscomb Auocess Felom Alderman Weatherford Serepta Association First Baptist Church

Five killed by lightning at Offerman Georgia

Five Southern Bell workers were struck by a bolt while stretching new wire, two gangs two miles apart near Offerman. Three white men M C Hawkins F B Sluder A H Rhymer and two Black workers Tom Mitchell Will Culbert died. Wounds to Wm Burke and B Boykin reported serious.

M. C. Hawkins F. B. Sluder A. H. Rhymer Alexander Savannah Jacksonville Little Satilla River Screven Patterson Waycross Little Sctilla River Tom Mitchell Valdosta Will Culbert R. W. White B. Boykin White South Carolina Smith Boykin A. W. Smith Iven Rome Little Satilla F. B. Slader North Carolina Bradfield Atlanta Patterson Gang W. M. Burke W. H. Miller

Illinois at Gravesend Uncle Sam's battleship draws crowds

New York reports the battleship Unols under Admiral Crownmahield will depart Gravesend Friday for St Peturburg. The Thames spectacle drew thousands to view the latest US battleship as steamers saluted and officers were hosted ashore. A dinner honored H Clay Evans the new US consul general at London with General Joseph Wheeler among the speakers.

Uncle Sam New York Unols Crownmahield Gravesend St. Peturaburg Cables Herald Lonton Thames Payy Jack Tars H. Clay Evans United States London Gineral Doseph Wheeler

Youth baseball tragedy rocks Danville Arkansas

A 14 year old, Hubert Jones the son of J Jo noa a Belleville merchant, was struck during a baseball game in Danville Arkansas and died from injuries sustained. The incident occurred at a local ball field and prompted an investigation by local authorities.

Danville Ark Hubert Jones J. Jonoa Belleville

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