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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
7
The fragment mentions vapor treatment for the head and body with references to rash like blotches and ailments such as catarrh and bronchitis. It reads as a garbled medical note or ad style excerpt without coherent context or identifiable entities.
Athens defeated Augusta 5 to 0 with nine hits and eight errors by Augusta. Fred Bousse allowed two hits and six strikeouts for Athens. O Bouse and Saye contributed solid defense and running. The Athena basemen showed professional style with aggressive baserunning and timely hitting as the teams prepare for another game today.
The Athens team edged Augusta Association in a muddy, well played amateur baseball game. Gann fanned Athens batters while Bousso struck out four for Athens. Bonsse hit a sixth inning double. Bohler tripled in the seventh. Peterson threw runners out and Novell delivered two strong center throws. Both clubs offered solid defense despite rain and mud.
Miss Mildred Rutherford sails from New York aboard the Etraria for a European itinerary including Liverpool Paris and Geneva with a large party of companions from Georgia and Atlanta. The group is sponsored by J. S. Morgan & Co and travels via notable cities and landmarks across Europe. A separate health advert promotes Byrap of Figs and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for digestion and comfort after meals.
The Democratic state convention in June adopted the credentials report and platform, reaffirming the Chicago Platform of 1890, denouncing the gold standard and trusts, and urging support for Bryan as the Democratic nominee for president. Dockery was nominated by acclamation and greeted with wild acclaim on the platform.
In Indianapolis, June 6 a steady downpour greeted the Democratic state convention. The platform was adopted after resolutions, with Samuel M. Ralston chosen permanent chairman. John W. Korn nominated for governor on the first ballot amid party harmony. The convention drew a large attendance as the West Virginia delegation faced cohesion. Portland mayoral returns from June 6 show Wells, Bovine, and other candidates in the race.
A small fire in a Villa bedroom following a graduation exercise at Seney Stovall Chapel. an electric bulb on a strong wire fell, igniting bedding and filling the room with smoke. Neighbors alerted by Mr. R. W. Sizer. fire department not needed as flames were extinguished quickly.
The sixth annual Georgia Baptist Young People's Union convenes in Atlanta from June 19 to June 2st at Tabernacle Baptist Church. Officers include J J Whitfield as president and W H Smith as vice president, with a local executive committee led by A O Conyers. Delegates receive souvenir programs detailing convention highlights and side trips, while rail lines offer one fare round trips.
Chicago unions show a cautious welcome to a proposed conference by building contractors. Unions affiliated with the Building Trades appear ready to appoint delegates, signaling willingness to hear the contractors explain their council’s position and discuss negotiation terms amid ongoing labor tensions.
Former Mantor charged as deputy clerk and master of chancery court faces two true bills from a criminal grand jury. Prosecution accuses W A Galbraith and W C Connor of failing to settle funds, with embezzlement totaling $255,000 linked to money in Porto Rico service and related accounts.
In Lancerton North Carolina on January 5 a woman was attacked in her bed by an intruder who fled. bloodhounds were used but failed to track the suspect. The incident involves Mrs William Foashee and Mrs Stroup's residence about a mile from the station.
LonPOS June 6 Lord Roberts reports Pretoria occupation remains uncertain as Boer forces stay intact. Roberts notes a British troop march past with enthusiasm despite the uncertain situation. A dispatch dated May 31 mentions 900 Boers defeated at Modder River.
Greenville Court of Sessions ends unexpectedly with several key cases adjourned including murder and dispensary law charges against Mattle A. Hughes Tench Cus and other dispensary suits. No murder conviction yet this term Extra Levy War Library Quarrawosa reports a Carnegie free library plan costing about 00000.
Mt Vernon Lodge members head to Crawford tomorrow for the Master Mason degree at Zaradatha Lodge. Georgia Railroad will run a round trip train for 1.18 per person with return by 11 pm, invitations issued by transportation chair M Booth. Attendance by Masons from Point Peter Lexington and Maxey's includes a barbecue and evening refreshments.
Consul Shaw reports to the state department that Colombia will end the importation ban on matches. After the present imports, matches will be permitted by the republic.
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