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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1899

Page

6

Duel in a Gym Near Police Station Recalls Danish Officers

A 20 year old recollection recalls a sword duel in a gym on Louisiana avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets. Two Danish officers fought with broadswords while reporters and others watched as blood and wounds marked the clash. The bout ended with one man defeated and both carried away, a settlement over a Danish official matter later revealed.

Louisiana Avenue Ninth Tenth Streets New York Washington Star

The Wolf of Starvation and Sir Pierce’s Discovery

An historical ad describes starvation as a widespread issue among the well to do and links ill health to improper nourishment. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as boosting appetite, correcting digestion, energizing the liver, and improving blood quality, claiming it cures many ailments and strengthens the whole body.

Dr. Pierce

Colored Bishop Candidate Seeks Support From City Leaders

Rev Wm D Johnson is poised for a bishopric in the African Methodist Episcopal Church with strong backing from local whites and blacks. A testimonial cites his merit and a Southern Christian Record article lauds him as a peacemaker and scholar. bishops to be named next May. Boschee's German Syrup ad follows, touting free samples at H R Palmer & Sons.

W. Decker Johnson M. E Decker Johnson Johnson A. P. Tolbert Rockmart Southern Christian Record M. E. Church Wm. D. Johnson D. D Rome M. E. Church South Atlanta J. M. E. Dicky Lincoln University Hopig South Church Dr. Johnson Bishie H.R. Palmer & Sons Boschee H. R. Palmer & Sons

Ten Yard Branch Copperhead Hunt Stirs Local Hometown

A posse armed with shotguns hunted a giant copperhead along Ten Yard branch Sunday night. The snake, dubbed the Gardner Snake, was said to be deadly and terrorizing, yet the hunt yielded no kill as shots missed and the creature remained at large.

Ten Yard Branch

Disorderly conduct dominates lively police court session

Mayor presides over a crowded police court as multiple defendants, led by John Hill and Bud Steward, face disorderly conduct charges. John Hill, identified as the shooter of Bod Steward, pays 10 dollars. Bod Steward receives 3.75 dollars. Frank Ransom fined 5 dollars. Jim Clark 2.50 dollars.

Frank Ransom

Lieutenant G V Heidt to Lead Third Cavalry to Philippines

News from Athens reports Lieutenant G V Heidt of the U S Army will depart Fort Sheridan with eight troops of the Third Cavalry for the Pacific coast and Manila. Heidt, a West Point graduate, has many relatives nearby who wish him success in the campaign against Filipinos.

U. S. Cavalry Philippines Athens G. V. Heidt U.S. A Fort Sheridan Illinois West Point Third Cavalry Pacific Coast San Francisco Seattle Heidt Manila

Readiness to Scrap Robert Steward Ends in Shooting

A Saturday night fight in East Athens near the Georgia railroad left Robert Steward with a hip wound after Bob Moss and Lady Moss intervened in a brawl. Steward seeded trouble and was attacked. Moss fired with a pistol, injuring Steward who is hospitalized but not fatally hurt.

Robert Steward Bob Lady Moss East Athens Georgia Railroad Bob Moss Steward

Cure Constipation Forever Cascarets Candy Ad

Advertising copy touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a remedy for constipation with a 10 cent price and notes druggists will refund if ineffective.

Sixth U S Infantry Lands in Manila After Prolonged Burn

The Sixth U S Infantry has landed at Manila after weeks at sea aboard the Sheridan. Weather and seas hindered operations while Lieut James W Heidt, son of Dr J W Heidt, fights robbers on Negros. The unit disembarked recently and entered combat, earning General Otis’s satisfaction.

Philippines U.S. Infantry Manila James W. Heidt J. W. Heidt Sixth Infantry Negros Otis Sheridan Bay of Manila

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