09 May 1893
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1893
Page
1
A fragmented lyric description depicts rustic imagery with references to the sky, cattle, and a thrush. The text evokes rural scenes and poetic musings tied to a country setting, signed by R. Gale.
In Acapulco a steamer visit leads to a bohemian night of dancing and a fateful black pearl. Warren and Henry join locals including Mariella and Old China in a tense pursuit of the gem, ending with five deaths and rumors of its cursed power. The tale blends romance, danger, and seafront intrigue amid the seaport's lively plaza.
A Southern Christian Advocate reflection on how prayer starts in childhood and remains a sacred act. It stresses reverence, humility, and genuine approach before God, noting how casualness erodes sacredness and urging mindful preparation before prayer. The piece frames prayer as a bold audience with the divine and a priceless privilege.
The text argues that Paul neglected human means and wholly relied on Jesus Christ and Him crucified as the power and wisdom of God. It condemns infidelity and cowardice, urging ministers to keep the gospel central and renounce other devices. It stresses memory through care for duties.
At Chicago May 6 a dispute over piano exhibitors and Musical Director Theodore Thomas triggers a special six member committee. Letters allege bribery and coercion to favor Lyon & Healy harps, with calls for Thomas’s removal if proven.
Chicago May 56 Gates will open next Sunday at the fair grounds with 50 cent admission for the public as managers clash with the national commission over opening rules. Officials expect ticket sellers and gatekeepers on duty. authorities warn against bypassing official instructions.
The commission upheld a minority report 44 to 19 while Burnham ordered finish by May 12 with exhibitions and construction, permitting large groups inside the fence after entrance fees. Commercial travelers and Catholic Knights prepare large celebrations as the fair opens amid international hopes.
John McDorman and Irene Peeler, once separated after long civil divorces, were remarried yesterday morning in Athens after Judge Herrington issued a license and Rev S R England performed the ceremony. Friends wish them lasting happiness.
May 6 Waycross Georgia J N Blitch a turpentine operator near Willacoochee was murdered by a man described as a degre Rio negro demanded settlement for his work but was refused Blitch was shot with a Winchester and killed The assailant fled Bishop Gailor to become Tennessee bishop and other items included local notices and business prospects in Athens Georgia
Reports from Danielsyinitz Georgia describe a fatal dispute when John Teasley borrowed a gun to shoot Arthur Scott after a threat. Arthur fled as five shots fired. one ball struck him though not fatally. A windstorm damaged George Mann's new building, with repairs planned. A separate incident details a violent clash over a missing still between Dave and Mark Ford, resulting in Mark being shot in the thigh and Dave under arrest. Also noted are two milch cows shot by unknowns and the Madison Superior Court adjourns Monday.
Harmony Grove reports Mr. Lewis Menken of Beck Gregg Hardware Co Atlanta visiting to place bicycle orders. Harmony Grove High picnicked at Pittman’s Bridge on the Oconee River with a large Chamber in attendance. The old wooden school and Masonic Hall were sold at auction for 38 dollars. Elder citizen Dudley Chandler narrowly survived a falling limb accident with injuries to the shoulder. Tom Hardman is treated for a arm carbuncle and has bought land below Tom Staples for a new house. The Harmony Grove Whistler, edited by Goss, returns with local news.
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