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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1908

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Magnificent Rise in Clarke County Property Values

Tax Receiver J H Dorsey reports white taxpayers rose from 8 799 480 in 1907 to 9 169 000 in 1908, an increase of 369 520. Adjusted totals include dispensary Athens Terminal and university property, raising the real rise to 535 480. negroes’ figures to come. Athens Clarke county claims continued prosperity despite wider panics.

Dorsey Clarke County Athens J. H. Dorsey Supreme Court Clty University Athens Terminal Co

Taft Will Fight For Georgia Vote

Hot Springs Va July 22 The Republican National Committee plans to campaign to carry Georgia for the Republicans Judge Taft told a Virginia delegation that a rally of Virginia Republicans will be held before Taft's return from Cincinnati and a date may be set in August He favored an active campaign in North Carolina and Georgia and said a fight would be made in those states to influence the national committee

Hot Springs Republican National Committee Georgia Taft Virginia Tatty Cincinnati Old Dominion North Carolina Taf Atlanta Senate State College of Agriculture Felts Henderson Crittenden Knight Flynt

Fined for Cursing Mother-in-Law in City incident

The article reports Booker, a colored man, was fined ten dollars for cursing his mother-in-law. Mayor Dorsey, described as a friend of the mother, warned Booker he would be put on the streets if the conduct recurred.

Dorsey Booker

Death of Raplie M Cheshire in Washington

Athens friends mourn Raplie M Cheshire who died in Washington after years of consumption. A veteran newspaper man, he worked on The Watchman The Banner Evening News and Atlanta papers before moving to Washington printing and later national papers. He left a wife five children and several siblings and no funeral plans announced yet. Col Moses G Michael returned from Denver as alternate delegate to the Democratic National Convention and spoke of a pleasant West trip. Dr Shoop's Restorative advertised as a nerve tonic aiding vitality digestion and kidneys with Palmer Sons selling it.

Athens Raplie M. Cheshire Washington Banner Cheshire Old Watchman Evening News Ralph Cheshire South Watchman H. H. Carlton Atlanta Atlanta Post-Appeal Atlanta Jovural Constitution Government Printing Office Washington Times the Star New York Colorado Misa Harris Georgia Pennsylvania William and Lafayette Cheshire Clara Waites Casper Cheshire Mobile M. C. Michael Denver Moses G. Michael Col Michael Dr. Bhoop

Athens Plans Large New Cotton Compress in Progress

Athens moves toward a sizable new cotton compress with a capital of 100000 dollars. The old press remains, new equipment pending, and work to begin immediately to ease cotton season congestion and boost city commerce.

Athens Athens Compress John R. White John E. Talmadge B. F Hardeman J. E. Talmadge W. T. Bryan C. B. Griffith J. M. Hodgson J. N. Webb Floyd Foster Messrs. W. T. Bryan J. D. Moss Fair Grounds Chase Street Seaboard T. W. Powell Clarke County

Disfranchisement Bill Re-Enacted by Georgia House

Atlanta, July 22 Special The Georgia House re enacted the disfranchisement measure after amending it to take effect January 1, 1909. Absent members were summoned to achieve a constitutional majority. Hon Joe Hill Hall opposed but voted for the bill to secure the required majority. tally was 131 to reach the line, Hall voting amid applause and laughter.

Joe Hill Hall Bill Bult Atlanta House of Representatives Omer Hall

Boys Fined for Rock Crusher Prank in Mayor Court

Three white youths Walter Kenney Kroner Freeman and Cadell Weatherford were fined five dollars each in mayor's court for attempting to tie Roy Dootson to the old rock crusher Tuesday. Dootson resisted and described the act as rough, linked to rival University freshmen and sophomores.

Mayor's Court Walter Kenney Kroner Freeman Cadell Weatherford Roy Dootson Rock Crusher

Warrant Issued for Suspect After Domestic Beating

Lad Moss a colored man living in New Town was said to have beaten his wife severely Tuesday night and again yesterday morning. A warrant was sworn out for his arrest, but he had not been captured as of yesterday, and authorities expect his apprehension.

Lad Moss Newtown

Athens Guards Return From Chickamauga Park

Athens guards returned from Chickamauga Park after a week in encampment. The troops enjoyed their time and reflected great credit on the city.

Athens Chickamauga Park

Dave Gaulding Injured by Mowing Machine at Home

Mr Dave Gaulding sustained severe injuries Tuesday at his Crawford area home while operating a mowing machine. His foot was caught in the machinery and nearly severed before it could be stopped. Surgeons report the injury is serious but not likely to be life threatening.

Dave Gaulding Crawford Goulding

Judge Bartlett 18 Visiting Here Promotes Bryan

Macon congressman Col Bartlett brother in law J H Carlton visiting relatives in town. He is a Bryan supporter and sees a bright outlook for the Nebraskan in the fall. District convention endorsed Bryan as the sole statewide pro Bryan delegate. Also a brief drug advertisement for Kodol.

Fudge C. L. Bartlett Macon J. H. Carlton Col. Bartlett William J. Bryan Congress Bryan

Southern peace monument idea at Cincinnati planned

Cincinnati holds a special chamber of commerce meeting to celebrate the North South peace semi centennial with a proposed southern exposition in 1915. A monument for peace may be funded by popular subscription and placed in a central Cincinnati park, with unveiling during the May anniversary event.

Cincinnati Ohio Chamber of Commerce Cincinnnati New South

Georgia Building at Jamestown to be Sold

Georgia’s building at the Jamestown exposition is to be sold after months of prideful display. Willard R. Cook offered 1095 for the reproduction of the Bulloch mansion, once costing 15000, now slated for tearing down and resale of the materials.

Jamestown Atlanta Georgia Roswell Roosevelt Exposition Committee Willard R. Cook Norfolk Cook

Moore Bound Over On Stealing Charge

Henry Moore, colored, was yesterday bound over for committal on a charge of stealing a coat from another Black man near Whitehall in this county. The bond was set at two hundred fifty dollars.

Moore Henry Moore

Mothers Confidence in Negro Nurses and Child Safety

A report from Athens notes mothers placing too much trust in Black nurses. A nurse nearly slapped a crying infant, highlighting carelessness risks when children are away from home. The piece advertises Dr. Shoop’s remedies and books, urging women to seek guidance and relief.

Athens

Appointed Webb and Morton Jury Commissioners in Clarke County

Judge Brand appoints J N Webb and James W Morton as new jury commissioners in Clarke County replacing J A Hunnicutt and J R Nunnally. The base terms run January 1 1908 to January 1 1914 with notices to qualify and minutes to be updated.

Messrs J. N. Webb James W. Morton Brand J. A. Hunnicutt J. R. Nunnally Bradberry W. A. Jester J. R. Paine JT H. Mealor 8. C. Suddeth Messrs. Webb Morton Athens Clarke Hunnicutt Jas. W. Morton J. R. Nunally Superior Court Charles He Ludge Superic Cuit

Man Beats Brother Over Lost Muzzle Near Comer Ga

J L Crisler reports Asa B Crisler, about 21, beaten by farmer John Moore near Comer, Ga. Crisler plans to swear out a Madison county warrant alleging assault and peonage and Moore to be summoned to court.

Asa B. Crisler John Moore Madison County Moore J. L. Crisler Banner Comer Asa Crisler Mr. Crisler Asa Crisler

Health Coffee Substitute Promoted by Dr Shoop

Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin presents Health Coffee a clever substitute with no real coffee content made from toasted grafa malt and nuts touted to fool experts. It claims quick preparation and is sold by G H Williamson with DeWitts Little Early Risers also advertised as pleasant easy to take pills available at all druggists.

All Druggtats Shoop Racine Wis DeWitt

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