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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1900

Page

2

Pegleg Williams Not in Greene County Contradictory Sheriff Statements

A Greene County sheriff denied that Pegleg Williams was in jail or in Greensboro, while Atlanta reports say he was in custody on Clarke County warrants. The habeas corpus case touched Morgan and Ocmulgee circuits as Williams surrendered to Morgan County officers to await transfer.

Atlanta Constitution Pegleg" Williams Greensboro Clarke County Greene County Williams Greenesboro Oliver Constitution Pogler Williama Georgia Superior Court Morgan County Supreme Court Pegleg Court of Errors Habeas Corps Jones Davison R. J. Jordan Atlanta Lewis Ocmpulgee Louisville Nelms South Carolina Fulton County

Clarke County Democrats Schedule Primary Meeting 1900

Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee chairman James Foster calls a meeting in Athens on Clayton Street for Monday March 20 at 11 o clock to arrange a county primary and handle other business. The committee lists members across districts including J M Foster W B Barnett A B Harper M G Michael W A Jester and others. A full attendance is hoped for at Judge Foster s office to settle important questions.

Athens Clarke County Clayton Street James F Foster Jamee F Fovter W B. Barnett A. B.harper

Boers vow liberty or death as Kruger outlines war resolve

President Kruger tells New York Herald correspondent that the Transvaal seeks absolute independence, denies seeking new territory, and will conquer or die with 40,000 fighters. He appeals to Americans for sympathy and declares liberty the goal despite England's force.

New York New York Herald Pretoria Kruger England Cecil Rhodes Rngland Transvaal Akall

Rough House At Barberville Court Turns Into Fracas

Yesterday at the police court in Barberville Edmond Morrison and Marshal Powers, both colored, faced off in a heated dispute linked to ten days in confinement at the post house. The mayor suspended sentence after an emphasis on admonition, ending the incident with a temporary dismissal.

Barberville Edmond Morrison Marshal Powers Powera Bia Morrison Solas Morrion Cassin Arthur Simms Smith

University Edgcaton Handbook Promotes Campus Images

The University has issued four thousand copies of a new handbook titled University Edgcaton. It contains a condensed collection of campus information and lavish campus scene illustrations. A. B. Phillipa is credited for producing this attractive publication to aid statewide advertising.

We University A. B. Phillipa Universty

Indulgent Mothers and Female Health Advice

Readers learn of menstrual health concerns and the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters praise relief from irregular menstruation and pain, urging mothers to seek guidance for daughters and to trust the remedy's benefits.

Carrie M. Lams Big Beaver Mich Nannie Adkins la Due

Record Fire department hits new yearly fire calls and losses

Athens fire chief McDorman notes a record pace with fifteen calls since January 1, surpassing four years of data. Despite twelve major blazes, losses totaled 15200 with three fires causing larger damage. most incidents traced to defective flues and careless ashes handling.

Athens Fire Department McDorman Mis Mea Jenter

Henson Lectures in Athens on The Golden Calf

Dr P S Henson of Chicago delivered an engaging lecture at the M A building in Athens last night. The crowded hall drew delegations from Lucy Cobbsnatitate the Normal School and the Home School with many prominent locals in attendance. His talk blended wit humor and pathos and earned an enthusiastic welcome for future visits.

Henson Chicago M. A Lucy Athens

The Walk With the Professor and Other Old Tales

A collection of humorous scraps from a bygone era. Stories recount a student’s shy fashion critique of a Oxford professor, a fashion-shoes anecdote on a Pullman, a conjurer’s mishap with a live rooster, and reflections on Wall Street’s temptations and retirements.

Admiral Dewey Ill in Savannah Parade Delayed

Admiral Dewey falls ill, confined to bed at De Soto hotel in Savannah. Doctors order absolute rest, parade still planned with Georgia and South Carolina troops. Dewey to Jacksonville after Macon arrival, with limited banquets and speech. General Miles to join later. Macon preparing for Dewey visit and festive decorations.

Savannah Admiral Dewey Hamilton de Soto St. J Graham Wyman Georgia South Carolina Dewey Jacksonville Fla Florida Macon Nelson A Miles Port Royal Milea Macon Ga George Dewey Union Eta‘tion Manila

Rip Van Winkie tale told by Tom Jefferson in Athens

Leslie's Weekly recalls Tom Jefferson's Indiana one night stand as Rip Van Winkle with an Irish hotel porter who mistakes a wakeful hour for a wake up call. The porter shouts for Mike and warns the clerk that thunderous sleep and a shared past will soon crash into the room.

Rip van Winkie Athens Marceth Leslie Tom Jefferson Indiana Rip van Winkle Jeff Mike Jefferson Hibernian

Man Tackles River Steamer At Dock In Bold Sunday Plan

A young man chased a departing steamer along River street and leapt aboard just as the boat pulled away. He climbed a rope and post, provoking the captain’s fury with a defiant remark about spending Sunday in Michigan. The incident drew cheers and a scolding salute from the captain.

St. Joe River Street Michigan Chicago Chronicle

Notable Deaths of Great Figures and the Duke d'Enghien

The article reviews the deaths of four famed leaders through intoxication, poison, assassination, and exile, noting Alexander, Hannibal, Caesar, and Napoleon as examples. It recounts the execution of the Duke d Enghien and Bonaparte’s attempts to aid him, including dramatic scenes with Laborde and Lucien Bonaparte.

Alexander Hannibal Rome Alps Caesar Bonaparte Atlantic Ocean Duke d Lucien Bonaparte Lady Stanley

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