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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
6
Yesterday morning four hours after they slipped back into the city the Eaton brothers were hauled from their former home by Officers Paul and Brooks and taken toward city headquarters. The pair had escaped from the stockade multiple times and evaded custody before this prompt arrest.
An elderly narrator recalls May 1 1855 events and Athens Georgia life. He details landmarks from Broad and Thomas streets, the campus, churches, the Georgian depot, and old town structures. family migrations from Troy New York to Carlinville and Athens, plus a Cape Hatteras shipwreck affecting relatives, and the arrival of railroad era.
Washington officials report a suit mirroring a Wisconsin case filed by Samuel Pearson to block export of war munitions. The New Orleans Boer War figure sought to halt American mule exports for British use. In Wisconsin Sampel Pearson aims to press the Allis Chalmers president for facts to base conspiracy claims under neutrality laws.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills to restore liver activity and relieve stomach dizziness constipation biliousness and indigestion. It promises clear blood and general well being for regular users.
Walter W Murphy long time Western Union office manager in Athens died recently in Atlanta. He was described as a gentleman in every sense, faithful in business, honest and honorable, affable yet firm with the public, and a loyal friend to many. Athens friends mourn his loss. AN ATHENS FRIEND.
An ad for Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey touts quick relief for whooping cough and cold symptoms, urging families with children to keep it on hand. The text shifts to personal reminiscence from Athens, discussing marriage, college years, a long service to the community, and reflections on a 60 year life in Athens with dated notes from May 1, 1915.
J P Holden brother of Athens judge Horace Holden was elected without opposition to the Georgia Senate from the 19th district to succeed the late W R Reid. Holden, about 50, is a prominent Crawfordville banker and business figure, president of several banks, and noted for fair dealing and local philanthropy. He resides in Crawfordville with ties to White Plains and Athens.
Washington May 1 The state department has not taken action over Germanys embassy advertisement warning American travelers of risk in war zones aboard merchant ships of Germanys enemies. British and French embassies informally mentioned the ad to officials, but no formal complaint was made. Officials say the department may not respond without a formal grievance. The basis for complaint is not defined and some officials admit it is without precedent.
In Athens at the Clarke county courthouse Jackson superior court began an unusual proceeding in the Jefferson Bank versus Jefferson Cotton Mill case with intervenors Martin Institute and the Jefferson Methodist church. The trial paused to May 31 for further investigation as trustees seek time to amend petitions amid a crowded gallery of Jeffersonians.
Administra tion officials awaitt the return of Duval West the president's envoy to Mexico who sailed from Vera Cruz today. West interviewed Carranza Villa Zapata and many of their supporters. State department advices today indicate a battle impending near Aguas Calientes. Electric Bitters Spring Tonic Sloan's Liniment advertised for rheumatism and general ailments. A Homely Truth by Pamela Donald reflects on chasing tomorrow.
Mrs H G Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania reports long stomach trouble with sour stomach and bloating after meals. After taking two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she says she was cured. Sold by all dealers.
Poem by Arthur Wallace Peach ponders where home of smiles lies and whether smiles come from the heart. A courtroom scene follows with Judge H. W. Bell and many local figures arriving after a case was continued. attorneys Holden Shackelford P Cooley and 8. J. Nix cited. a long list of attendees and officials names recorded.
Special to the Banner Clarkesville Ga May 1 About month ago Marshal Gibson of Mt Airy was stabbed in attempting to make an arrest on the streets of his town and lacking one day from four weeks from the time he was stabbed and after the wound had healed over he died Mr Gibson was sixty five years of age at the time of his death I suffered from kidney ailment for two years writes Mrs M A Bridges Robinson Miss I commenced taking Foley Kidney Pills about ten months ago I am of years of age and seek like a 16 year old girl Foley Kidney Pills invigorate weak and deranged kidneys relieve backache rheumatism and bladder trouble H IR Palmer & Bows Lady Severe hail storm to south of Macon Macon May 1 Towns south of Shere tonight report the severest hail storm in thirty years Hailed ten minutes in Pulaski county chickens killed trees stripped windows broken gardens ruined crop damage estimated storm moving northwest
In Atlanta on May 1 the jitney bus owners’ request for a permanent injunction against enforcing the city ordinance regulating their operation was denied. They will run under a temporary restraining order until May 6. The legal action seeks to prevent city rules from curbing jitney service pending further proceedings.
An Arkansas reader credits Foley Kidney Pills with curing a severe kidney condition. The ad extols Foley products for back, rheumatic, kidney, and bladder troubles, and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs. It also notes Woodrow Wilson visiting Massachusetts and becoming grandfather at a christening event.
Peking May 1 China rejected several Japanese requests in a formal note while conceding some points. The message firmly refused the most important demand, signaling a sharp diplomatic setback amid tense discussions with Tokyo.
Mrs. Wm. M. Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan reports relief from indigestion sour stomach and bad breath after using two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets. She says these tablets are splendid and none better and they are for sale by all dealers.
On May 1 Colon suffered a major blaze that wiped out part of the city. Ten people were killed and many injured as the estimated loss reached two million dollars. Bread lines formed while bread stations were set up. A tent city appeared under U.S. authorities with soldiers patrolling to curb looting. Reports say the U.S. consulate was burned.
Mrs Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana writes that she has suffered rheumatism for years and relieved pain with Telief. She praises the remedy and encourages readers to obtain it from local dealers, noting ease of purchase and affordable cost.
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