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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

2

Alexander City Fire Destroys Entire Business District

A massive blaze in Alexander City Alabama leveled every business on block 7 and spread to blocks 8 and beyond. The fire crippled banks, hotels, depots, a cotton platform, and churches with widespread destruction and many residents left in want. Rail and water shortages compounded relief needs as Dadeville was asked to send dynamite to prevent further spread.

Alexander City Ala Robinson Arthur Moon Union Street Citizen's Bank Block 7 Alabama Central Depot Block 8 Law Building Alexander City Bank M. F. Falker Avery Dadeville Central of Georgia

Ed ward Better Crown Joy Sparks Royal Ascot Day

London reports King Edward in improved health and plans to attend Thursday’s Gold Cup amid coronation fatigue. Queen Alexandra and the Prince and Princess of Wales join the royal procession to Ascot with a stately eight carriage parade attended by diplomats and Americans despite weather.

Queen Alexandra Prince and Princess of Wales London Edwards Windsor Castle Ascot Heath Edward Alexandra Duke of Cambridge Duke Duchess of Conneaught Prince Consort Palace George IV Review Ground New Mile Royal Pavilion Henry White United States White John R. Carter Miss Carter Miss Choate Mesdamées Montgomery-Seara Adair Choate Mra. Choate Whitelaw Reid Mra. Reid Ascot Windsor

Married In May Seeks Divorce After Six Weeks

Knoxville, June 17. John Nelson, 70, who married Lillian Henderson in May, seeks divorce in June after she vanished six weeks into the marriage. He alleges she married him for his money and has left to return to a former sweetheart. Also in brief: Mrs Julia Ancrum Davidson, aged 87, descendant of the Washington family, died in Chicago. Grover Cleveland to address St Thomas College graduates in Villa Nova. Herman A Tubbs, San Francisco capitalist, killed in Sausalito runaway. Spanish American treaty of friendship unlikely to conclude before autumn. Trenton reports incorporation of Cerro-Paseo Investment Co and Railway Supply Co with caps of 1,000,000 and 1,200,000 respectively.

Knoxville Tenn John Nelson Lillian Henderson Misa Henderson Washington Chicago Julia Ancrum Davidson Cleveland Princeton N. J Grover Cleveland Villa Nova St. Thomas College Prisco San Francisco Herman A. Tubbs Bas Francisco Tubbs Cordage Company Sausalito

Dr Fenner Kidney and Backache Cure Promises Relief

A faded notice promotes Dr Fenner’s Kidney and Backache Cure promising life changing results. It cites a patient who weighed 120 pounds, now 105, and offers free consultations. The ad mentions locations Olive Furnace, Iowa, and includes offers from H R Palmer & Sons and Warren Smith & Bro. as distributors.

Omary Fenner Hag

Gaulding Shot By A Negro In Winterville

Prominent Oglethorpe County citizen Sammie L Gaulding was shot near Winterville by laborer Whit Willingham after a prior dispute. The wound, to the jaw, was serious and his condition precarious as a posse pursued the assailant yesterday evening and into dawn. The suspect, 32, 6 feet tall, remains at large as doctors warn of possible death.

Thurnlay Sammie L. Gaulding Oglethorpe County Winterville Whit Wilingham Gaulding Banner Mtable Athens Goulding

Howard Renominated By Eighth District Democrats At Athens

The Democratic Convention met in the Athens courthouse to renominate Hon. W M Howard for Congress. George O Thomas and others were named as delegates. a platform committee reported reaffirming loyalty to the party and endorsing Howard. A death resolution honored John P Shannon and Emerson H George was endorsed for speaker. The body elected district officers and adjourned.

Court House Athena W. B. Adams Adame Bill Howard W. L. Skelton Col. Atlanta House of Representatives Congress Jno. P. Shannon el- Derton Clarke George O. Thomas West J. F. Foster Rowe Elbert P. M. Hawes T. M. Swift L. M. Heard W.L Skelton T. J. Brown Franklin B. L. Bond Greene W. P. McWhorter J. B Park Goo A. Merritt Hart Julien B. McCarry Jasper E. T. Malone Doyle Campbell Madison B. T. Moseley John E. Gordon Morgan H. A. Wrench W. H. Hall RE. W. Parker O. M. Walker W. Arnold G. T. Kilpatrick W.T. Bacon F. Doordin R. L Few J. A. Davis R. E. Thomas W. P. Warner Ovconce Oxlethorpe W. J. Knox Hamilton McWhorter Putnam O. D. Leonard Wilkes H. Hardeman P.M. Hawes W. P. McWherter J. E. Gordon Julian B. McCarry Oglethorpe Hamilton McWhorter Patnam—O D. Leonard B. H. Hardeman Georgia Athens United States W. M. Howard Oglethorpe ‘County John P. Shannon Eighth Congressional District Democratic Executive Committee Democratic Party Atate Lag Busines Wm. M. Howard Messrs. L. M. Heard B. T. Moone Geo O. Thomas Julien B. McCurry J. P Park Mr. Howard B. Park H J. Rowe W. B. Adame Ebert F. Allison A.G. McCorry John KE. Gordon B. W. Parker W. M Smith Oconee H Hardeman Elbert L. M. Heard T. F. Allison J. B. Park E T. Malone W. T. Racoon R. F Miler Putnam—S. T- Wingfield Joseph R. Dyson B. T Moseley Madi P. M. Howes Emerson H. George Thomas W. T. Witcher Gso

Child Burned by Carbolic Acid in Home Accident

Little Maud Conaway, fifteen months old, of 329 Washington Street, swallowed carbolic acid and nearly died yesterday afternoon. The child was discovered in the act, doctors rushed to help, and relief was attempted as the mouth sustained severe burns.

Maud Conaway Mr. L. D Conaway Washington Street Lottie

Harmony Grits Are Eaten Up In Athens Ball Game

In front of a large crowd, Athens defeated Harmony Grove 10 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Anderson of Georgia pitched for Athens, limiting Harmony Grove to four hits, while Edwards also hit well. Rousse delivered a prett y homer as Athens built the lead with strong batting. Lineups include Athena, Harmony Grove, Walkir on Harber and others. Score by innings shows Athens with ten runs to Harmony Grove's three. Umpire was David of Maysville.

Athens Harmony Grove Anderson Georgia Edwards Rousse Athena Walkir Harber McWhorter Rice Bloon H. Harter Goite Ab Cooper Beaver Ib Boyd Beusse O Barber P Eawards Jacqara Dannatoo MoOslla Shannon David Maysville

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