Port of Caracas Under Rebel Attack Near Crisis
Willemstad Curaçao reports that Venezuelan rebels attacked La Guira the port of Caracas on Saturday June 7. Government forces shelled Malquetia suburb from forts and the Miranda warship. About 400 revolutionists were repulsed after destroying a bridge and halting rail traffic. Telegraphs and cables were cut as Caracas feared siege. A Dutch warship and the German cruiser Falke set course from Curaçao to La Guira.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
LaGuira
Caracas
Malquetia
Miranda
la Guira
Bouquerron
Venezuela
Falke
Liberal Leader in Colombia Aims to Overthrow Conservatives
Gen Gabriel Santos head of Colombia Liberal party operates in New York amid plans to support a revolution in Panama province and Casamere territory. He argues seizure of Panama would fund and speed victory, seeking warships to target Cartagena and Barranquilla while portraying rebels as patriots seeking reforms. Deafness ad follows, touting Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money-back promise.
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Colombia
New York
Gabriel Santos
Liberal Party of
Facion Soto
Panama
Casamere
San Martin
Magdalena
Atlantic
Cartagena
Barranquilla
Venezuela
Orinoco River
Weare
Little Child Emily Smith Dies After Illness
Yesterday morning Emily eight months old daughter of Professor and Mrs Enler B. Smith died at their city home after a short illness. The remains were taken to Talbotton for funeral services and interment scheduled today.
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Uttle Emily
Prof
Enler B. Smith
Talbotton
Rain brings good effects to farms and crops
Report from neighboring farmers notes heavy weekend rains as a boon with corn in poor condition and the Ather possibly mid. The piece mentions dying children amid seasonal heat and a cool change, reflecting distress and uncertain outcomes from the weather.
Record of Athens High School graduates shine at universities
Professor P M Harper notes Lucy Cobb winner Edith Hodgson and Athens High alum Oscar Keith earning top honors at the University. The piece lists numerous 1890s to 1901 graduates from Athens High School who achieved high class ranks, valedictorian honors, or notable positions at Mercer, the University, or other institutions, underscoring the school’s strong preparation.
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Misa Edith Hodgson
Lucy Cobb
Athens High School
Oscar Keith
Wilcox
Denpree Hunnlcutt
Marion DeBose
Great Northern Universities
Guy Bernard
Mercer
Russell Gould
Sterling Blackshear
Pandora
Morris Michael
University
Clara Barwick
Norma Grant
Mamie Davis
State Normal
Man
Ada Haddock
Hdith Hoda
Lacy Cobb
Max” Michael
Mica
Mary Lou Wier
Harry Dearing
Lucien' Boggs
John Lamar Erwin
T. R. King
Charles M. Young
Mr. Young
Miss Pattie
Messrs
Bothwell Graham
Fred Jackson
Marcella Griffith
Milledgeville
Marguerite Vonderan
Lucy Cobb Institute
Vonderan
Hugh Harris
Athenian
Harris
Augusta News
Bell Telephone Co
Missouri
St. Louis
Hough Hoggins
Texas
Howell Erwin
Will Moss
Gilbert
Tom Boggs
University of Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Users Across Professions
The article extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for neuralgia rheumatism dyspepsia stomach and liver and kidney troubles claiming it renews blood and vigor in hot weather Numerous testimonials include Mrs A T Lormond of Chicago who recovered strength after a surgical operation and months of weakness following treatment with the medicine.
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Paine
A. T. Lormond
Chicago
Ill
Lermond Saye
Mrs F J Smith Dies in Kenneys District
Mrs Francis J Smith, mother of Mrs F B Hinton, died Sunday at her daughter's home in Kenneys district. She was 75. The remains were shipped to Washington Ga for interment at Tignall Ga. Also includes an unrelated advertisement for Botanic Blood Balm with claims of cures.
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Francis J. Smith
F. B. Hinton
Kenneys
Washington Ga
Georgia
Tignall
Delegation 10 State Convention Urged to Organize
A reader urges the delegation to the July 20 Gubernatorial convention in Atlanta to meet early and organize. The letter calls for chair, secretary, transport and roll-call committees, a quorum check, and a voting rule to address the undemocratic appointment of committee members amid debate on the local option plank. It asks The Banner to convene the committee meeting.
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Atlanta
Board of Visitors Reports on University of Georgia
The Board of Visitors presented its findings to the University of Georgia Board of Trustees. It commends most students while noting apathy in Agriculture and suggesting stronger winter courses, librarian support, and better athletic and library facilities. It also urges abolishing mandatory literary society membership and praises campus discipline and management.
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Board of Visitors
Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
Demark Hall
Board of Studénta
Hill
Vallege Coniects
W. A
Atlanta
Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery advertised cure
An old ad promotes Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder claiming it cures kidney and bladder troubles across sexes and ages. It offers mail order and includes testimonials from Greenfield Tennessee dated 1901 praising its effects on kidney disease in an elderly mother.
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Hllll
Hall
E. W. Hall
P. O. Box
Louis
Greenflield
Tenn
St. Louis
Texas
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Garagas
General Santos
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Prof. Harper
P. M. Harper
F. J. Smith
Tigoall
Botanic Blood Balm
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