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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
5
Lula of Ted May Roth Railways In Southbound IRN
A fragmented OCR item mentions Lula linked to Ted May Roth railway lines in the IRN region. The readable portion suggests a business or political figure connected to rail development. Further details are unreadable.
Cavalry to Sail for China Aug 1 from Fort Moyer
Four troops of cavalry totaling about 400 men depart Fort Moyer for the Far East with orders to stop at Nagasaki. The Third cavalry units B G and Hands head to San Francisco to join, under Major Kinsburg. They will meet others at Chattanooga and sail on the Monde around Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
San Francisco
Washington
Fort Moyer
Far East
Nagasaki
Kinsburg
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Fifth Cavalry
William A. Rafferty
West Indies
Fifteenth Infantry
John Cotter
Fort McPherson
Nagmaaki
Japan
MacDonald on the Stand Elates What He Saw and Heard
In Gronngtows Kentucky on July 24 the Powers case seeks cipher telegrams from Frankfort telegraph offices between December 22 and February 6 and demands executive journals from state officials. MacDonald of Frankfort testified that on January 20 he saw at the scene Fri. Goebel shooting area figures including a man thought to be State Inspector Lester. A witness described a prior day scene of crowds being urged to shoot. Representative Berry remains unseated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronngtows
Powers
Frankfort
Secretary of State
Adjutant General
Executive Journal
Pat MacDonald
Culton
Lester
Goebel
Berry
Affairs Look Bad at Tien Tsin
S dispatch reports growing troubles as affai rs worsen in Tien Tsin with a large army sent to the region amid heavy pressures and mounting casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
Pestilence and famine threaten Tientsin region
A July 3 dispatch from Tien Tsin reports famine and pestilence imminent in the region as hundreds of thousands of Chinese abandon homes amid fighting. It notes Lt. Col. John O. S. Mallory of the Forty-first United States Infantry arriving as military observer and says American and British commanders censored correspondents to curb international tensions amid English and Russian prejudices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suaxauat
Tien Tsin
John O
Mallory
Forty-first
United States Infantry
Foreign Legation Suffering Amid Heat and Scarcity
Shanghai and Yokohama papers report eight hundred foreigners, including women and children, crowded in the British legation at Peking. Heat and constant rifle fire intensify misery while the worst problem is lack of food with no ice plants and dwindling meat supplies for the siege population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
San Francisco
Shanghai
Yokohama
Maro
China
Japan
Japan Mail
Peking
Foreign Legation Sore Straits Amid Tientsin Siege
Dispatches from Tien Tsin dated July 13 14 17 and 18 report foreigners besieged in the British legation with dwindling ammunition and casualties. Messages say Tien Tsin was taken and allied military chiefs debate governing the city while hostages and relief efforts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Sore Straits
Paris
Tien Tsin
Che Foo
M. Delcasse
Legation
Tien Tain
Loxpoy
Claude MacDonald
Foreign Office
Tragedy Deepens in Yukon District as Five Drown
Daw son reports another fatal Yukon area incident where four of five boat party members perish near the Stuart river headwaters. George Saxholm of Oakland survives, rescued downstream after drifting nearly four days without food. The group departed Atlin in late 1898 and split up in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wiley
Tacoma
Dawson
Gres
George Saxholm
Oakland
Cal
Stuart River
Yukon
Atlin
Murdered Farmer in Bed Marked by Night Assassin
A farmer W G Dixon four miles west of Wheatsville Georgia was murdered in his sleep around 1 am. Mrs Dixon awoke to blood on his face and head after striking a match. A young man in another room was sent for her brother as Dixon died about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dixon
Wheatsville
Dixon
New York
Tandem
City Hall Park
Alexander E. Spiro
Claude A. Bigelow
Flushing
L. L
Biguliows
Pitched Battle on Dryades Street Ends in Double Officer Deaths
On Dryades street in New Orleans police Captain John T Day and Officer Peter J Lamb were killed in a firefight with Leonard Pieros and Robert Charles as they attempted to arrest the pair. Officer Auguat Mora was wounded, and a massive manhunt with 20 000 armed citizens followed. The assailants fled after heavy gunfire as the scene sparked a citywide shock and mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John T.day
Peter J. Lamb
Auguat T. Mora
Leonard Pieros
Robert Charles
Jules
Ancoin
Cantrolle
Mora
Pierce
Charles
Dryades Street
Rae
Morn
Andtrelle
Aucoin
Cantrelle
Fourth Street
Day
Fred
Trenchard
Lamb
China and United States Telegraph on Boxer Troubles
President McKinley responds to a Canton telegraph from China urging a concert of powers to restore order in Peking during the Boxers crisis. He reiterates protection of Americans and demands proof that foreign diplomats survive and are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuingaton
Betwen
United States
State Department
Shanghai
Yuan
Shan Tung
Privy Council
Peking
Taka
Galtel
Povers
China
McKinley
Canton
Legation
Americana
Germany
Beaio
Weadesty
Font
Manjeety
Peculiar Case of Insanity and Atlanta Water Cut Off
A young white woman at St. Joseph’s infirmary displays a strange mental disturbance inserting needles into her body and possibly swallowing them according to physicians. Separately Atlanta experiences a citywide water outage after a broken valve at the pumping station halts supply pending repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavarian
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Atlanta
Beautiful Turnerville described as a cool summer retreat
A nostalgic guide extols Turnerville as a quiet summer haven between Tallulah and Toccoa. It highlights the Ellard House depot Methodist church and Weat House, plus Hoddrill residence, swing grounds, and child friendly amenities. Nearby Idlewild and Hygelats Hill offer rest amid orchards and streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah
Turnerville
Tom Hoddrill
Idlewild
Middleton
Hygelats Hill
Capt. Kennard
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Roth
Wenger
FetMa
Daily Sun
Atinote
Buford
Fieinaegilte
Mt. Airy
Kiberton
Herton
Mbnati
Aenece
Greenville Central
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Charlotte
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Norfolk
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Richmond
Willington
Ly. Y
Par
Dalphis
Tmore
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Mt Alry
Uainearthe
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Athens
Sun
Ain * Mayer
M. Moon
Ortel
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Ashington
Ontgomery
Allsnta
Haw
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Liaas Librart
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New Tw
All
Monda O. Wedne
Reenaboro
Sortoik
Ni Lay
A. & Plr
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Pullman
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Gannon
OULP
Mgr
Towashin Ora
Echingwe
Chaffee
Wasuxotoy
War Department
Fifteenth United States Infantry
Governor's
San Veanaisna
Yosnoma Fukvenma
Theatala
Yousostowy
American Steel Hoop Company
Nutt
Iron Manufacturers’ Association
Kermuitt
Tientsin
London
Wasutooton
Sheng
To Tien Tain
Longpon
Li Hung Chang
Hang Chane
Kermett's
Yukon District
Brisixaway
Ala
Warrior River
Akron
George Moore
LaCrosse
Wit
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Kings Coolin
Wabasha
Minn
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Thomas
Ventura
Wiley’s Lake
Barawaan
Reuben Brown
Donnelly's Drug Store
Brown
Onatrancona
Bud Washington
Nan
Whiteside Atrout Bridge
Tarnotros
George Tang
New Straitsville
Ohio
Cr. King
Abe
Mr. Long
H. BR. Palmer & Sona
Warren J. Smith & Bro
New Orleans Street
IWO
Carr
Jonhson
Lancaster
Susan H. Landis
Ephrata
Binsuxdam
Southern Iron Committee
Southern Pig Iron
Pig Iron Manufacturers Association
Geyrva
W. B. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Discovery
Brooks
H. R Palmer & Sons
Yoxouvan
Nmasun
South Carolina
Onicano
University of Chicago
A. C
South Carolina College Providons
R Hisale Gee
Converse College
South
Uncle Sam
Cabstoria
Ellard House
Tallaiah
Toccoa
Violet
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