Athens Weekly Banner notices and subscription rates
The Athens Daily Banner announces delivery in the city or by mail with rates of 5.00 yearly, 2.00 for six months, 1.25 for three months for the daily edition. Weekly and Sunday at 1.00 yearly, 0.80 for six months, all cash in advance. Local notices priced at 10 cents per line per insertion with extended-term rates available. Remittances via express, postal note, money order or registered letter. Address all business to the Business Manager.
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Senator Hanna and population notes shape a political era
Remark contrasts Hanna's Senate reception with Democratic ire and party strife. It cites population figures at the century’s start, noting U S growth and comparisons with Britain, France, Germany, and others. It quotes the Ladies' Home Journal and New York Times on Dewey and Manilla, plus Chicago Tribune on fish and game. Palmer’s Lonminville address cites Appomattox as a turning point in American history.
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France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Great Britain
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Portugal
Rasaia
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Ladies' Home Journal
Atase
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Chicago Tribune
Dr. Palmer
Loninville
Appomatox
Lee
Wouthern
He Liveth Long That Liveth Well Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad
A testimonial style advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla sustains health by maintaining pure blood circulation. Cites cures and life lengthening benefits with endorsements from Mrs E C Clipper of Cleveland Ohio. Emphasizes choosing Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Cleveland
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Sarsaparilu
Confederal Principle Gives Way to Consolidation Ideals
John James discusses the evolution from confederation to a unified American Republic and notes the fate of several vice presidents who rose to the presidency or died in office. The piece surveys political history, Cuban Post Office cost-cutting, and debates over federal salaries and imperial Britain.
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Adame
Jefferson
van Booren
Tyler
Fillmore
Johnson
Arthur
Harrison
Taylor
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Garfield
Clinton
Gerry
King
Wilson
Hendricks
Hobart
Morton
Stevenson
Exports From Pensacola and Lottery of Odds
Exports from Pensacola to foreign ports last week valued at 245 973 dollars, with Venice, Buenos Ayres, and Havana among destinations. A separate note mentions betting on prizefights in San Francisco, a fatal neck fracture in Decatur, and a health scare about bubonic plague in Houston. Additional items include advertisements for deafness cures and short humorous anecdotes.
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Fla
Pencasla
Venice
Gance
Grangemouth
Buenos Ayres
Wepi
Havana
Ciontaegog Aeery
Houston
Massie
San Francisco
San
Labor delegates debate immigrant landing ports and currency shift
Central labor delegates debated immigration policy in New York. A letter from Dubois proposed landing immigrants at southern ports like New Orleans and Mobile to ease congestion in New York, at a higher fare to deter poor newcomers. William H. Allen claimed immigrants who work briefly and return repatriate funds totaling about 100 million dollars annually. He urged drastic currency reform with gold withdrawal and free five natives pulp, while others questioned retaliation and feasibility.
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Allens
New York
Dubois
New Orleans
Mobile
William H. Allen
Tron
Allen
Astors
Europe
John F. Henry
Central Federation Union
Plana
Dynamite injures two as posse car is blown off rails
In St Louis on June 5 a dynamite blast on the Washington Avenue line lifted a special Company H car three feet and threw fifty four occupants to the floor. Two men P Fleischman and Samuel Schwartzbor were slightly injured as police contained the crowd amid growing tensions. Amended strikers demands were rejected by Transit officials, prompting a governor’s militia appeal from local business leaders.
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Posse Comitatus
Washington ‘Avenue
Chateau Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Twenty-second Street
P. Fleischman
Samuel Schwartzbor
Aligadye Tn Injerest Aroma
W. J. Stone
Walker
Br. Louis
Bualneas
Stephens
Carried to scene of crime in Mississippi woods
From Handasboro Mississippi, a mob abducted Askew from the Mississippi City jail and drove him to a Biloxi area home near Winterstein. They paraded to the woods where the Winterstein murder occurred as questions arose about his innocence. Authorities reported the jail was attacked at 6 o'clock and Mayor Nash ordered precautions.
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Handasboro
Miss
Mississippi City
Winterstein
Biloxi
George Winterstein
Jardel
Reed
Hoover
Nash
Barton Dies At Blossburg In Coke Oven Accident
Joe Barton, in charge of a stationary engine at the Sloss Sheffield coke ovens in Blossburg, was crushed when the engine failed to pull and his attempt to investigate brought him into contact with the fly wheel and cog wheels. He suffered severe injuries before death. Included are ad-like notices for Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Kermott's Laxative Quinine.
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Ala
Joe Bar
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Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Tron Company
Barton
Larriea
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