Athens Faces Prohibition Vote Amid City Debate
Athens c itizens await a fresh test of the prohibition question with local interest high. The piece notes nearby Georgia towns and regional pressure, while citing editorials and public sentiment on whether Athens should go dry or continue current practices. Names and places mentioned include Athens, Georgia. the Washington Gazette. and Tribune of Rome. The outcome remains uncertain as political currents shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue
Georgia
Athens
Washington Gazette
Chap
Alliance Resolutions From Tula Sub-Alliance
The Tula Sub Alliance of Lincoln issues resolutions denouncing subsidized press attacks on their order and calling for withdrawal of support from papers at war with the alliance. They urge distributing alliance literature nationwide, defend leaders Polk McCune Kingston and others, and pledge trust in their integrity for future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tula
Lincoln
Tat Banyek
Polk
McCune
Kingston's
Married at Last in Jackson County Gauntlet of a Young Couple
A Jackson County farmer J W Wood and Miss Mattie Martin eloped with help from an Athens ally who urged a quick marriage at the home of Rev. Lee M Lyle. The couple wed secretly after eluding parental opposition, and are now married amid initial anger from older relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
J. W. Wood
Wood
Kirk Pridgeon
Mattie Martin
Nicholson
Athens
Pridgeon
Lee M. Lyle
Mintes
Delightful College Feast Honors Capt Youngblood
A lively evening at Demosthenian hall featured Dudley Youngblood hosting a feast for college friends. Toasts praised Atlanta home folks, Company A, the University, and Lucy Cobb, with Eugene Black delivering an emotional closing tribute. Attendees included Gerdine, Harwell, Anderson, Felder, Nisbet, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngblood
Demosthenian Hall
Company A
Dudley Youngblood
Fom Felder
al Boylston
Atlanta
Tom Gerdine
Frank Harwell
University
Will Anderson
Galli
Matercendingvscy
Lucy Cobb
Eugene Black
Captain Youngblood
Byron Bower
Will Armstrong
Arthur Wrigley
Charile “Nisbet
Tom Felder
Albert Boyleston
Frank Harwell Park Howell
Items Will Anderson
Sam Je. Sibley
Johnnie Harrington
Rube Lanier
Gordon Mitchell
Geo. Hillyer
Attempted assault reported near Athens
A mob-search is underway after a black man attempted to assault Miss Emma Ross, 11, daughter of Andy Ross, about seven miles from Athens. She screamed, fled, and the attacker escaped. a posse pursues the suspect with lynching feared if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ross
Andy Ross
Athens
Revival of Silver Threads Among the Gold and Other Observations
A reflective column traces the revival of the song Silver threads among the gold, noting its past popularity, decline, and current resurgence sparked by comic papers. The writer muses on song longevity, contrasting older ballads with modern short tunes, and suggests phonograph use to capture a bird’s song. He laments the lack of correspondents and hints at SWAYNE'S OINTMENT as a quick ad pivot. The piece closes with a Birmingham bulletin on the National Farmers' Alliance meeting, its delegates and potential tie factory plans.
The Handsomest of all Coins and a Patent Cure
An ornate claim praises the United States gold dollar as the handsomest coin and extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nerving remedy for women. It alleges the medicine cures irregularities, pains, inflammation, hysteria, sleeplessness, and related female ailments without alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Death in Hephziban Herazman Ga March 24
Mrs. A Futcher who lived about six miles south of here died at 10 o clock this morning of paralysis. She was aged fifty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephziban Herazman, Ga
A. Futcher
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Toombs
Confederacy
Wuart
The
New York Times
General Gordon
Somernopy
Gazaway Hartridge
Savannah
Pieas Stovay
Eprror Boyne
Germany
Beng
Lucy Cobbites
Tue Electric
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Columbus
Harrison
Boss Buck
Eo Or
Gran Grans
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Tribune-of-Rome
New Orleans
Cleveland
Harris
Clevr Land
Tennessean
Savannah News
Cievetano
Jounx L. Sullivan
Austin
Texas
Opera
Jonn L
Townsend
Hill
Tribune
J. K. Ont
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia Press
Ohl
the Tribune
Atlanta News
Rome
Atlanta Cor
Georgia Midland
Georgia Mids
McDonough
Carolina
Northern
Seaboard
Roanoke
Clarke County
City
Tur Banner
Robinson
Battimone
Remson CrawFord
Arhens
Georgia Midland &. R
Georgia, Carolina
A. B
Jno
M. Robinson
High Shoals
Philadelphia Public Ledger
St. Petersburg
Russia
Central Asia
Europe
E. C. Branson
E.C. Branson
Tuz
Professor Branson
Branson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Athens Public Schools
North
Board of Education
Alliance
Banks Winters
Noreen Noreen
Theo
Heo
Baxter Street
Shakespeare
Sydney Lanier
Sam
Times
Tur LounGcEr
Swayne
Gardui
Vgorkan
Riel Ari Wetion
Carsie
Fa Bows & Young
Itisa
W. L
U. S
Cocone Oro
Sasisso
Beel
MME Myer & CO
Charles Dickens
W. Les Dickens
Charles
Edwin Drood
David Copperfield
Martin Chuzzlewit
Nicholas Nickelby
Dombey and Son
Bleak House
Little Dorrit
Pickwick Papers
America
Siikers
Athens Publishing Co
Athens, Ga
Lesho
Markwalter
Champion Iron Fence CO
Steam Works
Broad ST
Augusta
Clark
Talmage & Brightwell's
Co. F. Kohmlruss
EN Pep Ld Ang Ge Boos
van A and
Sakermy
Dox
Wyarhington
Enis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!