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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1890

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The Force Bill Debate and Alliance Political Tensions

A detailed discussion of the Force bill’s likely passage and its impact on southern vote control. The piece outlines supervision provisions, election procedures, and the roles of federal and local officers amid Georgia and broader southern reactions. It also critiques political preachers and urges primary elections as fair tests of public will.

Yankee Bay Circuit Court Poperly Lhree Saine Chree United States

The Alliance in ceorgia and the farmers rise

Politicians and old ring rulers show consternation as the Farmer's Alliance asserts power. When the Alliance demanded views on the Sub Treasury bill Georgia congressmen mocked rustics but faced growing farmer independence, challenging bosses who long kept them down.

Treasury Alliance Congress Washington Ring Georgia Sub-Treasury

Minister Warns Against Serving God and Candidate Simultaneously

A minister argues ministry and political candidacy cannot mix as the district vote shows Colley Madison 2, Lawson Putnam 4. Oglethorpe may choose the congressman on second choice. The Alliance claims victory over politicians and ring-rulers and warns to curb self elected leaders in Oglethorpe.

Colley Madison County Lawson Putnam County Oglethorpe Ring

Insult At Athens Post Office Reported By Correspondent

A Osceola correspondent details a troubling Athens post office incident. A churchgoing or orderly crowd of about drunken men surrounded a woman at the window, using indecent language and urging others to push her aside for mail. The event drives fear and vows not to return.

Athens Osceola

Legislative race discussions set for Cobb Mell candidates

The city awaits joint talks by Cobb and Mell with schedules at Say's Mill, Kenneys, Georgia Factory, Winterville, Bradberry's Athens, Puryears, East Athens, and Fowler's SLOTE. Each event features forty minutes by the first speaker, an hour by the second, then twenty minutes by the first again. Big crowds expected.

Messrs Cobb and Mell Say’s Mill Puryear East Athens Athens

Death of Miss Fannie Atkisson in Winterville

A Winterville Christian lady Miss Fannie Atkisson died yesterday morning at ten. Former Athens teacher and ally in Winterville, she moved there to work with her brother the school principal. Funeral services will be at the Episcopal church at eleven with remains to be laid in Athens cemetery.

Winterville Fannie Atkisson Athens Whe Epistopal Church

Baptist Church May Name New Pastor After Resignation

Church members discuss filling the vacancy left by Dr Campbell. Rumor links Rev J G Gibson of Crawford as a likely choice, hailed as a prominent and popular divine with many warm friends and admirers here.

Campbell J.G. Gibson Crawford Eni Ne ‘Rous

Fulton primaries choose Howell for speaker in Atlanta race

Atlanta dispatch reports Fulton County backing Clark Howell for speaker with Jim ONeill defeated amid strong Martin and Goodwin showing. Official returns place Howell 1549, Martin 1472, Goodwin 13387, Taliaferro 1163, O'Neill 1044, Arnold 493, Mitchell 259.

Atlanta Fulton County Clark Howell Howell Taliaferro Alliance Jim O'Neill Martin Goodwin Rube Arnold Em Martin John B. Goodwin M. Taliaferro Jas. F. O'Neill Reuben Arnold A. M. Mitchell

Oil cleanup at Atlanta waterworks nearing completion

The News Telegram Association reports the mass of cotton seed oil in the waterworks lakes is nearly removed. Superintendent Ricuardo visited the plant yesterday afternoon and this morning confirms everything is in good condition with no further apprehension about the oil, the majority having been removed.

News Telegram Association Atlanta Ricuardo

Take Another Drink Beating After Refusal

A. B. Lakey was accosted by two men with a whisky jug while walking to Marietta and North Georgia railroad. He took two drinks but refused a third, was beaten, and cut on the arm before escaping. Officers pursue the assailants.

Associati Murphy N.C A. B. Lakey Marietta and North Georgia Railroad Lakey

Engineer Shot in Barroom Fight in Americus Ga

Early today Jim Barrow a railway engineer was fatally shot in a barroom scuffle by Aleck Duncan after Barrow wrested the revolver from him and fired wounding Duncan who escaped. An old feud is noted as the cause.

Americus News Telegram Association Jim Barrow Aleck Duncan Duncan

Athens Bank Subscriptions Reach Near 125000

The Athens community closes its bank subscription list after reaching nearly 125,000, with no more subscriptions wanted. Leaders, including prominent business figures and respected young men, organized the drive to make the bank a public venture. Subscriptions will be called in stages starting early October as work continues toward full organization.

Athens New Bank Bank

Alliance sweeps Walton County in decisive election

The Alliance carried every item on its ticket in Walton County with large majorities as Livingston defeats Stewart. Monroe reports Livingston ahead by about 350 votes, prompting despondent hopes for Stewart. Separately, T A Baker of Cartersville is disbarred after accusations of conspiring to defraud the Abda Johnson estate. A man believed to be Mike Rouse of Indianapolis is found unconscious in Denver Coro and dies. foul play suspected. Georgia farmers urged to exhibit at Macon State Fair with Clarke County farmers invited to Farmers Club meeting in Athens.

Homer Oscar Brown Nicholson Athens Moere T. E. Winn News Telegram Association Atlanta Walton County Walton Stewart Livingston Monroe T. A. Baker Cartersville Albert Johnson Baker Abda Johnson Maddox Denver Coro Mike Rouse Indianapolis Sixteenth and Market Streets Georgia State Agricultural Society Clarke County Macon Farmers Club of Athens A. m. Epwis Newton Pres Lumpets Sec

Jail in Mound City Frees Eight In Escape Scene

Eight prisoners escaped from Pulaski county jail at Mound City seven miles above Carno. Heat allowed them freedom of movement as they climbed out through a shuttle-hole using a rope, and none have been recaptured.

Carno Itt Pulaski County Mound City

Chattanooga Southeastern Railway projected through Athens

Work on the Chattanooga Southeastern R R progresses rapidly with plans to reach Dalton Tate Gainesville Jefferson Athens Washington and into South Carolina. Backers are wealthy and optimistic, citing rich mineral and agricultural regions along the route as a sign of strong future profits.

Chattanooga Copag— Noble

Endorsement Vote Flap Roars as Eight of Thirty Five Split

The Clarke County Alliance vote on J T Olive for Congress drew only eight endorsements from 35 present, with Olive’s backers failing to sway support. The piece notes later exposure planned by editors and cites ties to H C Tuck and R B Russell opposed to Olive.

H. C.tuck R. B. Russell Mr. Olive Russell Tuck Olive Tus Banxxn

G C and N Bridge Planned Over Savannah River

A visitor from Elbert county reports rapid progress on the G C and N line. A long, major bridge over the Savannah River is planned, spanning seven to eight hundred feet with a foundation from Elbert county granite. Materials travel fifteen miles, aided by a hundred mules, as Baptists work toward early completion.

Elbert County G. C Savannah River Grant

Apology Letter From Athens July 19

A fragmented plea dated July 19 from Athens seeks to explain absence from a public gathering. The author references illness and fever as the reason for not appearing among the group.

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