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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

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A Family Remedy Endorsed by Notables for Peruna

Ex Governor Isaac Sharp of Kansas and Montreal merchant James Currie praise Peruna as an excellent tonic and cure for catarrh and coughs. They urge others to write to Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio for free medical advice with confidential correspondence.

Saac Slilarp Kansas N. B Washington, D.C Isaac Sharp James Currie Montreal Can Notre Dame St Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Lorenz Turns State's Evidence in Postal Conspiracy Case

Washington June 1 Geo E Lorenz of Toledo Ohio testifies for the government in the Crawford conspiracy trial. He admits a scheme with Machen and the Groffs to obtain post office letter carrier satchel contracts via Crawford of the Postal Device and Lock Company New York. Profits were to be split Machen half and Crawford Lorenz half, with a $5440 draft evidence of the scheme.

Washington Geo. E. Lor Renz Toledo Ohio August W. Machen Samuel Diller B. Groff Wm. G. Crawford Machen Lorenz Crawford Moundsville W. Va Moundasville Groffs Postoffice Department Postoffce Postal Device and Lock Company of New York

Bucklen Arnica Salve Proven for Sores and Burns

No secret about it. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised as highly effective for cuts burns ulcers fever sores sore eyes boils and similar injuries. A Texas reader D L Gregory from Hopp testifies it cured a bad sore and that it works well on sore eyes. Stores list price 25c.

O. K D. L. Gregory Hopp, Tex H. R. Palmer & Bensena W. J. Smith & Bro Arig

Veterans to Attend Confederate Reunion in Louisville

Louisville prepares to entertain Confederate veterans arriving for the reunion this month. Athens Cobb Delaney camp plans a meeting Saturday to gauge attendees. Capt McMahan's transport group arranged a Seaboard Air Line special coach leaving Athens Tuesday June 13 at 6 am ET, arriving Louisville 10:30 pm. Round trip from Athens is $10.85 with Mammoth Cave stopovers.

Louisville Athens Cobb- Delaney Camp McMahan Transportation Committee Seaboard Air Line Mammoth Cave

Lucy Cobb Honors Announced With Academic Rank and Speakers

Lucy Cobb Institute announces year honors led by valedictorian Sally Hull of Athena with 99.68. Second honors go to Adair Wilkinson of Valdosta and Annie Bernard of Athens. Elective B class top averages include Mabel Mitchell of Atlanta and Bolline Phinizy of Athens. English course leaders are Alice Newton of Forsyth and Fay Webb of Shelby NC. Commencement opens with Hamlet at Seney Stevall chapel. Sermon by Dr. Charles A. Young of Chicago. Literary address by Hugh V. Washington of Macon.

Lucy Cobb Institute Sally Hull Athena Elizabeth Willis Augusta Sadie Noland Ruth Scott Athens Adair Wilkinson Valdosta Annie Bernard Mabel Mitchell Aanta Mise Bolline Phinizy Alice Newton Forsyth Fay Webb Shelby N. C Daisy Kimball Joe Garfield Hamlet Seney-Stévall Chapel Chas. A. Young Chicago Hugh V. Washington Macon

Hoke Smith Not Against Brown in Georgia Visit

Ocilla Georgia June 1 Hoke Smith who spoke here Monday declined interviews on politics but conceded one statement He and Hon J Pope Brown would not oppose each other in the coming contest for governor kept positions on the race.

Ocilla Hoke Smith J. Pope Brown

Hamlet at Seney Stovall chapel opens Lucy Cobb commencement

The Hamlet play opens the Lucy Cobb Commencement at Seney Stovall chapel with Miss Minnie Bradford directing the oratory department. The event features Bach and Vivaldi concertos under Miss A de Purucker and others, and a large cast including Elizabeth Willis as Claudius and Carolyn Elizabeth Cobb as Hamlet, with many students in roles across the court and soldiers.

Lucy Cobb Seney Stovall Chapel Oratory Department Minnie Bradford Hamilet Prince of Denmark Anna de Purucker Bach A. de Purucker Morris Miss Hardaway ViValdi Burnett

Kindergarten Entertainment At East Athens Night School

Tomorrow night at East Athens Night School the kindergarten presents an entertainment under Miss Marton Carlton. Admission is ten cents, funds go to buy needed school articles. The program demonstrates the child training and progress, with a large, enthusiastic audience expected.

East Athens Night School Marton Carlton Carlton

Japan's Real Men Behind the Guns Noted in Message

A compact note asserts a disciplined Japanese defense stance with mention of steadfast personnel and weaponry. Authorities imply a resolute leadership mindset, underscoring readiness and resolve amidst mounting regional tensions.

Japan

Evidence Quietly Grows in Hol Case as Committee Probes

The committee continues work securing evidence in the Watkinsville murder case but releases little. Five suspects, three claiming involvement and two denying it, remain under scrutiny. Officials expect a resolution within about two weeks amid unverified rumors of recovered stolen money.

Elt Ns Watkinsville

Chancellor Hill Missed His Train to Speak at Alabama

Chancellor Walter B. Hill of the University of Gegreia was to deliver the aureate address at the University of Alabama gathering in Tuscaloosa on Wednesday. A large cultured audience waited, but adverse connections prevented him from reaching on time. President Abercrombie urged a special train, yet none could be secured.

Walter B. Hill University of Gegreia University of Alabama Hill Tuscaloosa Abercrombie

Tech Crushes Sewanee In Lopsided Victory

Georgia Tech overwhelmed Sewanee Tigers as Day outpitched Sparkman. Tech piled up fourteen hits and eight runs while Sewanee struggled to score, in a game remembered for Tech’s strong pitching and batting.

Georgia _Tech Sewanee Tigers Day Sparkman Tech Tech Boya Sewanee

Officer Felton shoots mad dog at Broad Street

Officer R. J. Felton killed a ferocious mad dog at the foot of Broad Street yesterday at 1 30 p m. The beast foamed at the mouth and had fits. He felled it with the first shot but it required several more shots to kill the beast.

R. J. Felton Broad Street Felton

Admiral Voolkersam Reported Killed by Tokyo Dispatch

Washington June 1 The state department says a dispatch from Minister Griscom in Tokyo officially confirms Admiral Voolkersam was killed and not captured as earlier reported.

Washington State Department Griscom Tokio Voolkersam

Clarke county Begins Macadam Road Project With Convict Labor

The Clarke county road program starts macadamizing with convict labor. Convicts from the state and the county work crews clear ground beyond the Normal School for a new rock quarry to supply material. County commissioners push rapid progress under Supt. Stanley. First section targets Jefferson Road from Prince avenue to the Seaboard Air Line bridge.

Clarke County Stanley Jefferson Road Prince Avenue Seaboard Air Line Bridge

Law speakers named for university commencement week

Yesterday morning the contest for speakers positions in the University Law class determined winners Messrs. Verlyn B. Moore of Atlanta and J E D Yonge of Pensacola Florida These young men will deliver orations on Wednesday of commencement week Their orations are expected to be among the interesting features of the commencement season.

Messrs. Verlyn B. Moore Atlanta J. E. D. Yonge Pensacola Fla

Two Days Without Arrest Leaves City Restful

Chief McKie and his policemen enjoy a rare break as for two complete days ending yesterday afternoon there were no arrests. The city remained undisturbed including no drunks on the streets and the calaboose appeared forsaken as the mayor adjourned court with no date set. The pause will not last, but the force is savoring the quiet spell.

McKie

Rojestvensky unlikely to recover in hospital

Nagasaki May 31 A report from Sasebo says little hope remains for the recovery of Admiral Rojestvensky who is now in a hospital there.

Nagasaki Rojestvensky Sasebo

Mrs N Watson Hurt by Falling Furniture in East Athens

Yesterday Mrs N Watson of Broad Street East Athens was badly hurt when a closet or furniture toppled, while she was tidying a room. The injury was severe and could prove serious.

Emperor Risks Death For Peace Denial In Tsarkoe Selo

June report from Tsarkoe Selo shows the emperor poised between war and peace. A national assembly is urged as a means to calm rising turmoil. Witte leads peace forces while most ministers push for continued struggle. The emperor has not yet spoken, reportedly saying he would rather die than sign a dishonorable peace.

St. Petersburg Tsarkoe-Selo M. Witte Committee of Ministers Sakharoff Marine

Delcasse Urges Peace On Russia

St Petersburg dispatch says French Foreign Minister Delcasse may have sent a message urging Russia to seek peace with Japan. A Paris correspondent reports ambassador Bompard may return to St Petersburg to arrange negotiations, with France ready to seek mediation of all powers if terms are too harsh.

St. Petersburg Today Paris M. Bompard Russia France Foreign Office Delcasse

Sam Jones Sermon Triggers Confession in Tennessee Election Case

In Knoxville on June 1 William B. Keller, under the influence of a sermon by evangelist Sam Jones, confessed his role in local election irregularities. Keller, an election officer, testified he staffed a ballot box in the eleventh ward, marking 200 to 300 votes for a straight Democratic ticket and placing them into the box amid dramatic testimony.

Knoxville Tenn Sam Jones William Keller Knox County

Spital Tung Hopefuls Rally Amid Local Push

Local officials urge residents to submit participation forms today, citing a key deadline for the community health initiative. Spital Tung representatives emphasize inclusive access and swift processing to ensure every eligible resident is counted.

Protest Over Convicts Walker Home In County Wagons

Clarke county resident protests the practice of marching convicts through city streets after long work days. He argues the county has wagons and mules to transport them, reducing hardship and cost, urging humane treatment and faster travel home.

Clarke County Countty

Attempt Made to Kill King Alphonso in Paris

Paris June 1 An attempt to assassinate King Alphonso occurred as he rode with President Loubet from a Grand Opera performance. A bomb exploded near the royal carriage injuring five, maiming a cavalry horse, and a child’s eye. The king and president remained unharmed. three suspects were arrested in connection with the plot.

Paris Alphonso Loubet Grand Opera House

Senator Bacon Talks With King Victor in Rome

In Rome on June 1 Senator A. O. Bacon of Georgia met King Victor Emmanuel in a private audience. They spoke cordially on American affairs, noting the U.S. president's power exceeds that of an Italian king. Bacon said Italians were welcomed in the southern agricultural states regarding emigration.

Rome Victor Emmanuel A. O. Bacon Georgia United States Italy

Jordan Urged as President by Supporters

Following Dr W W Landrum's public statement that he would not consider the presidency, Rev Mr Jordan's supporters immediately urged his name as successor to President P D Pollock who recently resigned for health reasons.

W. W. Landrum Friends

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Brown Mr. J. Pope Brown Sene Stovall Chapel Oratory Dept Claudius, King of Ghost of Claudius Helen Bagley Carolyn Elizabeth Cobb Polonius Harbin Laertes, Son Norma Wright Horatio Mildred Wooley Osric Lucianus—Edith Callie Hull May Harbin Gertrude Linda Felker Ophelia Lucy Leah West Henry Lucas Estelle Young Willie Scott Sorrell Vertna Patman Kate Hodgson Lula Johnson Edith Hodgson Rene Lustrat Isabel Char[iere Sally Dancy Elizabeth Epps Bessie Allen Marla Price Lena Brightwell Helen Barksdale Holbrook Iti Chancellor Hill Tuscalooga Ala Officer Felton Mad Dog AUSS Verlyn Moore Olice Department Mao N. Watson Czar Cal. M. G. Michael King of Spain Senator Bacon Victor Jordan
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