Galloway Life Remembered by Mt Vernon Lodge
Resolutions from Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M honor Brother James Galloway born Dundee Scotland January 12 1823 died Athens Georgia May 8 1900. The tribute lauds his energy devotion to family and community and pledges memorial pages and sympathy to his bereaved family.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
Galloway
James Galloway
Dundee
Scotland
Athens
H. H. Carlton
M. Herrington
Haddock
Gravel use Stuart's Gin and Buchu
There are no better pills made than DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Always prompt and certain. Palmer & Sons.
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Stuart’s Gin
DeWitt
Palmer & Sons
Woman Tried for Insanity in Husbands Death Case
Yesterday morning Janie Batiste wife of John Batiste who was killed in a quarrel was tried by jury for insanity and ordered sent to the lunatic asylum. Superintendent Powell notified and she will be sent once heard from. She has been violent and considered dangerous. the husband’s death is thought to have caused her insanity.
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Janie Batiste
John Batiste
Powell
Big Raid Nets Whiskey Still in Oglethorpe County
Deputy Collector KE L Birdstrong Marshall T P Trammell and Posseman B H Kinnebrew raided a 70 gallon still on the old Hays place about fifteen miles from Athens. Moonshiners burned and tried to demolish the setup as 1000 gallons of beer were seized and T J Wilson, who ran the still, was captured and sent to Atlanta.
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Oglethorpe County
Sam
KE. L. Birdstrong
Marshall T. P. Trammell
Posseman
B. H Kinnebrew
Hays Place
Athens
T. J. Wilson
Wilson
Atlanta
Perfect Health Through Yutt's Liver Pills
An advertisement extols Yutt's Liver Pills as a helper to keep the system in order. It claims the pills regulate bowels and produce a vigorous body. The copy targets headaches malaria biliousness constipation and related ailments as an absolute cure.
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Yutt
Snake Bitten by Rattlesnake in Madison County
Mr. Berry Shields, a prominent county resident, was bitten on the arm by a rattlesnake Tuesday around 11 o clock. The fang wound was deep and swelling turned the arm black. He remains in a precarious condition but hopes of recovery persist as doctors treat the victim.
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Berry Shields
Shielda
Shields
Madison County Argus
Fire at Water Street firm destroys chickens and alarms Chicago
Fire at noon in the H. L. Brown & Co. building at 225227 Water Street caused estimated damages up to 75 000. The blaze killed 6000 chickens and sparked a panic among workers. Three girls were reported missing but thought to have escaped. a dozen workers were carried down by elevator and others fled via a back stair. The property was fully insured.
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Chicago
Water Street
H. L. Brown & Co
Death of Miss Annie Wages After Rescue
Miss Annie Wages, age 23, died from a lung abscess after being rescued from the Oconee and suffering pneumonia from the incident. Doctors link the abscess to muddy water swallowed during the drowning scare. The funeral is at Prospect church in Jackson county today at 10. She leaves a mother Mrs Jane Wages, a brother, and a sister Ida.
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Oconee
Annie Wages
Misa Wagen
Brothe
Slater
Mia
Janes Wages
Misa Ida Wages
Prospect Church
Jackson County
Murder Plot In Wrightsville Exposed In Jail
Macon Georgia July 26 Mrs Sarah Dixon and Jere Walden are jailed on a murder charge in the death of Dixon husband near Wrightsville last year Walden admits the plot saying Dixon urged him while she pursued her husband He says he will hang and has prepared for it Dixon denies guilt Walden claims the woman finished the assault as her husband begged for life calling his wife by a pet name
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Aniverse
James Galloway
Earth
Galloway
Supreme Lodge
Macon
Sarah Dixon
Jere Walden
Walden
Interest and Papers Read at Building and Loan Convention
The eighth annual meeting of the United States Building and Loan Associations league adjourned in Indianapolis on July 26. Julius Stern of Chicago spoke on Obstacles Encountered by Building and Loan Associations. Carroll D. Wright, US labor commissioner, addressed but could not attend in person. Judge Reymour Dexter of Elmira spoke on Evolution In the System of Which Building and Loan Reservations Are Conducted. General Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids discussed General Principles of Building, Law Settlements, and related topics.
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League of Building and Loan Associations
Indianapolis
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
Julius Stern
Chicago
Stern
Carroll D. Wright
United States Labor Commissioner
Wright
Reymour Dexter
Elmira
N. Y
League
United States
General Fitzgerald
Grand Rapids
Judge Clark Dismisses Antitrust Pipe Company Cases
Judge O D Clark of the U S district court eastern district of Tennessee signed an order disposing of the indictments against six large pipe companies for violation of the anti trust law. The defendants include Chattanooga Foundry and Pipe, Addystone Pipe and Steel of Cincinnati, Dennis Long Works of Louisville, Howard Harrison of Bessemer Alabama, Anniston Pipe and Foundry of Anniston Alabama, and Bouttsburg Pipe Works of South Pittsburg Tennessee. Trials had not been reached after multiple terms. The final disposition followed the court order.
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Onattancona
O. D. Clark
United States District Court
Eastern District of Tennessee
Chattanooga Foundry and Pipe Company
Addystone Pipe and Steol Company
Cincinnati
Dennis Long & Co, Works of
Louisville
Howard Harrison Company
Bessemer
Ala
Anniston Pipe and Foundryompany
Anniston
Bouttsburg Pipe Works
South Pittsburg
Tenn
United States Court
Ateny
Olar
Second Day's Proceedings at Epworth League Convention
Large crowd attends the Epworth League session in Atlanta on July 26 with delegates and visitors arriving overnight. Morning program features expositions conducted by W P S v conduct P Dickenson and D D from Alabama, with several addresses. Afternoon and evening sessions include talks on the Lougous Conference Work and The Church In the Twentieth Century by Rev George D Parker and Rev E Hows D D.
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Atlanta
W. Ps v Conduct
P. Dickenson
D. D
Alabama
George D. Parker
Louisiana
RE. E. Hows
The
Christian Advocate
Athens Joyfully Hosts Visiting Editors
J C Williams of the Washington Reporter writes of a recent Athens visit by editors. The welcoming crowd filled the city park for a barbecue while lemonade flowed and lanterns lit Broad Street. The party toured the Normal School and University as Athens celebrated with clubs, poetry, and a farewell at the Air Line depot.
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J. C. Williams
The
Washington Reporter
Athens
Oconee
Preas
Athenwam Club
Gate City Club
Broad Street
Tom Mell
Wiley Bates
Smith
Air Line
Japan
Maid of Athena
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Mmr. Galloway
Mount Vernon Lodge
F. & A. M. Hands
Sea Island
MAX Joseph Mercantile Co
Oglethorpe
E.C DeWitt &Co
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Kermott
Ned
Danielsville
Miss Wages
Wrightsville
Clark
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