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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1892

Page

5

Rainy season boosts crops across Georgia and Alabama

Widespread rains revived crops in many counties with corn laid by in the uplands and wheat and rye yielding well. Reports note abundant fruit ripening in the northwest, heavy melon shipments from the south, and cotton improving despite recent overflows and grass. Agricultural officials in Atlanta report cooler trends and generally favorable conditions across Alabama with frequent showers reviving corn, cane, potatoes, and cotton, though some leaf shedding observed in places.

Irge Ted Swobell Murray L‘awson Lincoln Madison Stewart Lumpkin Grassard Lowsid Corp Corti Jared Pierce Camden Atlanta Alabama Austin Ala Middle Alabama West Alabama

Annual Meeting of Athens Savings Bank Directors

The annual meeting showed the bank in prosperous condition with officer reports satisfactory. Elected officers included President John A. Hunnicutt and Vice-President Moses Myers. Directors named M Stern M Myerz John A Hunnicutt W D O Farrell John Gerdine James White and T P Vincent. George A Mell re-elected cashier and F A Lipscomb bookkeeper.

Athens Savings Bank John A. Hunnicutt Moses Myers M. Stern M. Myerz W. D. O'Farrell John Gerdine James White T.P. Vincent

Hodgson Praised as Auditor and Passenger Agent

A Capable officer, Mr A H Hodgson, holds the role of Auditor and Central Passenger Agent of the Macon and Northern railroad. He is filling the office with eminent satisfaction and ability, making the M N line noted for efficient service.

A. H. Hodgson Gentral Macon & Northern Road Hodgson

Tammany Loyal to Cleveland, Col. Smith Reports

Col. James M. Smith of Oglethorpe described Tammany Hall as loyal to Cleveland in 1888 and noted a larger rural vote drop in 1894. He claimed Tammany preferred Hill but did not oppose Cleveland and asserted the Democratic ticket would sweep New York.

Jefferson James M. Smith Oglethorpe Chicago Tammany Cleveland Tammany Ball New York

City Court Adjourns After Verdict in Harbin Case

After a night in court the jury found for the plaintiff in Harbin versus G C N railroad for 325 dollars. A move to the Supreme court is expected. Jury lists for the September term include James W Lorg John Crawford Henry F Wayne Tom P Oliver Charles A Parr Josiah C Orr W O'Farrell Henry T Shsackkford Joseph RT Meadow George Mascon w ig w Richardson James George T 1s James L McLeroy Wm M Rowland Wm D Williams J Cc Bisir

Harbin G., C. & N. Railroad Supreme Court James W Lorg John Crawford Henry F Wayne Tom P Oliver Charles A Parr Josiah C Orr W O'Farrell Henry T Shsckkford Joseph RT Meadow George Mascon W “Ig W Richardson James George T James L. McLeroy Wm. M. Rowland Wm. D. Williams J Cc. Bisir

Infuriated Miners Battle Pinkertons at Carnegie Works

Homestead Pennsylvania July 6 300 Pinkertons attempted land at Carnegie works from a barge towed by a steamer. Strikers formed a line and fired. Fire spread as both sides fought. Several Pinkertons killed many wounded. The river ran red and a cannon was set to bear on the barge.

Homestead Pinkertons Carnegie Works Pinkerton’s Electric Light Works Roui Pinkerton Hous Associated Press

Thousands of workers march to Homestead clash

Thousands of working men from surrounding areas march toward Homestead to reinforce striking workers. The firefight resumes after 7, lasting about 30 minutes. Henry Stragle killed and others wounded as workers fortify riverbank with steel bars. Sheriff McLeary seeks authority amid tense tensions.

Prrissura Homestead Henry Stragle

Third Party Platform Draws Mixed Southern Review

Augusta Chronicle Macon Griffin Gap Savannah Enquirer Sun Columbus Enquirer Sun all critique the third party platform. Editors from Augusta Macon Griffin Gap Savannah Columbus warn it abandons liberty for government control, omits pensions and tariff relief, and risks public support.

Georgia Augusta St. Louis Macon Weaver Iowa Greenback Columbus Enquirer Sun Democratic Party

Democrats of Kansas Endorse People's Party Electoral Ticket

Tomnuxa Kan July 7 The Democratic state convention debates fusion with the People's party endorsing their electoral ticket while denouncing Pinkerton detectives and supporting labor sympathy for Homestead widows and orphans. The platform backs Chicago Seabee work, calls prohibition a failure, and tackles state issues. Debates over endorsing the state ticket continue at the convention.

People’s Party Tomnuxa Kan Democrats of Kansas Democratic Pinkerton Chicago Seabee State No

A Year’s Work Gains High State Approval for Ladies Auxiliary

The Ladies’ Auxiliary held its first annual meeting, re elected officers, and turned the rooms over to the Y M C A. State Secretary Andersen praised the association for furnishing the reading room and improving amenities. The group’s efforts boosted male attendance and secured funds for the reading room, setting the stage for a permanent General Secretary and continued support.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Athens Secy H. P. Acdersep Georgia R. D Mure Ladies

Raum's Record Report Finds Raum Office Corrupt

Wasaiodon July 7 Judy Wheeler Michigan chairman of Raum investigating committee reports a concise condensation of testimony. The document accuses the pension bureau of fraud, mismanagement, prejudice and malice and urges removal of Commissioner Raum for incompetence and partisan use of office.

Wasaiodon Judy Wheeler Michigan Raum Pension Bureau Wheeler Pension Office Thercort

Harmony Grove News Beats and Ball Players Tackles

Harmony Grove Ga July 7 special reports Prof Quincy and Henry Williford now Madison educators visiting relatives. Squire Jesse L Smith, Democratic Club president, was in the Grove today. Morgan Nix of Apple Valley circulated among friends. Ed Haygood returned from Oconee county. Harmony Grove’s Blue Eagles and The Champions split a 27 to 22 game in 23 innings with a second match promised today.

Harmony Grove Quincy Henry Williford Madison Ga Squire Jesse L. Smith Democratic Club Newtown Morgan Nix Apple Valley Ed Haygood Oconee County Blue Eagles W. D. Harber W. T Thurmond T. A. Little J. J. Key C. D. Stark Julius Hudson

Georgia Teachers Meet in Atlanta Highlight County Institutes

The Georgia Teachers Association in Atlanta featured papers and addresses led by Commissioner Bradwell on county institutes. He touted state policy as a jubilee for teachers, noting $25 per county for institutes and planning a normal college, aiming to raise treatment and status of teachers statewide. The adjournment preceded the Southern Teachers Association session, opened with prayer and speeches by W. F. Slaton, Sol Palmer, and W. F. Harris, drawing many educators and signaling strong interest.

Atlanta Educators of Georgia Georgia Teachers’ Association Gate City Bradwell General Assembly Georgia Association Southern Teachers’ Association W. E. Boggs University W. F. Slaton Sol Palmer Alabama W. F. Harris United States Commission of Education

Magnificent Address by Capt D C Oliver at Glenn Lodge

Glenn Lodge No. 75 I O O F in Athens held a rousing meeting. The district deputy installed officers for the next six months and Captain Oliver delivered a praised address. Odd Fellows lodges have grown rapidly in Athens with three active groups and about 100 names enrolled in Glenn Lodge since its organization a year earlier.

Glenn Lodge Odd Fellowship Athens Odd Fellows Henry C. Tuck Noble Grand D. C. Oliver M. K. Layton J. E. Gardner H. L. Cook N.G J. D. Mell N. G D.S. Miller V.G J. H. Griffeth V. G A. W. Vees T.S. Mell C. W. Reynolds Noble Grand Oliver Lodge

A Dog's Strange Appetite in Bainbridge Georgia

Barronives July 7 reports a Bainbridge dog with an odd taste for pins. The black rat terrier, owned by Mrs A Innes, rolls pins into its mouth, shapes them, then swallows them. Points sometimes lodge in the throat causing coughing and sneezing until dislodged.

Barronives Bainbridge A. Innes

Georgia Road Congress Meets in August With Two Delegates

Secretary W G Whidby announces the Georgia Road Congress will hold its meeting on August 2. Each county gets two representatives, Clarke county likely to be shown by Ordinary Herrington. The note stresses that good roads are vital to the state and the congress's work is valued. Also advertised: round trip Athens to Old Point Comfort via Sea board Air Line on July 8 12 16 and 26, $15.55, tickets valid to retate 10 ayn from December. Shonen sleeping car service to Portsmouth, VA. LW P Buices Agent.

Wil W. G. Whidby Georgia Road Congress Herrington Clarke County Athens Old Point Comfort Seaboard Air Line Shonen Portsmouth LW. P. Buices

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