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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1901

Page

2

Macon Officials Back New Macon to Sea Line Plan

At a May 8 meeting the Macon city council unanimously endorsed a proposal by the Macon Dublin and Savannah Railway to acquire land near Central City Park for depot yard and shops. The line would extend from Dublin to a Seaboard line or Savannah, to be completed in 12 months, with main offices at Macon. The company, claiming 1 million dollars in hand, plans a 170 mile route to Savannah via Vidalia Montgomery Lyons, promising a shorter link than existing roads.

Macon Dublin Savannah Road Inst Wight Morgan Public Property James T. Wright Dudley M. Hughes John M. Stubbs Council Vidalia Mtgomery County Lyons Tatvall County Savannah

Tour of the conductors leaves Macon for Great Northwest

On next Saturday at 7 10 p m a special train carrying about 190 conductors and families will depart Macon via Atlanta for Minneapolis to attend the Order of Railway Conductors convention. The four Pullman coaches a dining car and a baggage car run under the Macon division, with Atlanta conductors and wives joining in the trip. Conductors H C Holst and Fred Crooks from the Mexican National railroad joined from Mexico for the journey. The party, after visiting Yellowstone Park and Colorado, will be gone about 60 days with Conductor W F Folt from the Macon division listed as in charge.

Macon Great Northwest May Atlanta Minneapolis The Order of Railway Conductors United States Canada H. C. Holst Fred Crooks Mexican National Railroad Mexico Georgia Je Gon Cali Yellowstone Park W. FP. Folt

County education convention adjourns Athens visit

The Georgia county school commissioners conclude a busy Athens session with visits to the State Normal School and the University of Georgia. They discuss uniform textbooks library expansion and rural school improvements while praising a chess display by H N Pillsbury. A resolution seeks library funding and pay equity for teachers. The group rides Athens Line trolley before a X rays lecture.

Athens H. N. Pillsbury Atheniam Club J. H. Roberta Burke County Lawton B. Evans Augusta J. M. Clement Fannin County Branson State Normal School University of Georgia W. R. Power Cobb County Georgia M. J. Brittain Fulton County GR. Glenn J N. Wall Elberton Hoke Smith Atlanta Atlanta Journal Athens Electric Railway Company Georgia Federation of Women's Club A. H. Patterson

Atlanta to the rescue as $1,000 in clothing sent to Jacksonville

Atlanta will ship $1,000 worth of clothing to Jacksonville tomorrow. The relief committee reports cash subscriptions over $700 and many articles donated. The group has raised about $1,500 in cash provisions and clothing and sets aside $100 for Jacksonville’s freemen.

Jacksonville AtLanta Joyner

Carrie Nation Endorsed by National WCTU Leader

May 8 Kansas interview with Mrs L M N Stevens national president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union regarding Carrie Nation. Stevens states she does not condemn Nation though she cautions white women to avoid Nation style methods. She credits Nation with arousing public conscience in Kansas and beyond and contrasts her impact with historical figures.

Jackson Misa Mra Carrie Nation L. M. N. Stevens Woman's Christian Temperance Union Woman's Christian Temperance Unnion Woman's Christan Temperance Union Mrs. Nation Tribunes Publc Kansas Carrie Ni John Brown Mae Kanens

The Dangers of Over Exercise for Growing Girls

A clipping cautions that excessive exercise harms young girls during the transition to womanhood, warning of long term health risks. It endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as beneficial, claiming it strengthens the womanly system without alcohol or narcotics and mentions the Common Sense Medical Adviser.

Misty Pierce Sreilian Bank Treet Washington Co

Apartment House Fire Kills Two Women in New York

A fatal fire at a five story apartment on Lyonne Street near Sixtieth killed Mrs Jennie McSorley 40 and Miss Brown 14. Mrs Elizabeth Wicters injured severely as flames cut exits trapping residents who leaped to fire nets or were rescued by firemen. Loss estimated at 20000. The blaze drew crowds from the street and underscores fire escape dangers.

New York May Ngtov Lyonne Sixtieth Street Jennie McSorley Miss Brown Elizath Wicters

Diocese Convention Opens With Evening Reception

The EpIscopal Diocese of Georgia holds its annual convention with Holy Communion at Emmanuel Church. Bishop Nelson delivers a notable address urging stronger foreign missions and child labor laws. The Women’s Auxiliary meets at 9:30 AM, led by Mrs. H White, as delegates review treasurer reports, church home matters, and diocesan affairs. A reception for delegates at Dr and Mrs White’s Milledge Avenue home follows.

Emmanuel Church Nelson Mr. Reaney St. Marka Brunswick F. F. Reese Christchurch Macon Troy Beatty Misa Paddock Girls Friendly Society San Francisco Episcopals Court Hose Appleton Church University of the South Georgia H. C. White Milledge, Avenue

Stock Market Demoralized by Northern Pacific War

New York May 8 the stock market opened demoralized by Northern Pacific developments. Harriman interests backed by Gould and Standard Oil clash with Vanderbilt Morgan Hill, forcing a sharp drop in Northern Pacific and triggering panic among shorts. Early trading saw volatile moves with Northern Pacific plunging and other rails slipping, while Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific show mixed recoveries amid a broader market rally and later stabilization.

New York Northern Pacific Yeater- Day Harriman Union Pacif Morgan-Hill Harriman Syndicate Goulds Standard Oil Vanderbilt-Morgan-Hill Shorts London Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Northern Pacific

SINKING OIL WELLS DOWN IN ALABAMA

News from Mobile reports a closed deal for the Cullom Springs property with Captain Rose paying 11000 and plans to bore a well that has reached 1365 feet. Northern capital is active near Escambia county with multiple bidders and expected oil activity spreading toward Choctaw and Washington counties.

Cullom Springs Mobile Mobile and Ohio Railroad Wavensboro Escambia County Ala Florida Choctaw County Choctaw Washington County

Indemnity Reduced in Peking Dispatches

A Wasitixotos report states indemnity to be demanded has been cut from about half a billion to 387 million dollars. Officials here have not confirmed General Chaffee’s remarks at General Caselce’s banquet and will not indicate possible government actions if an official complaint is filed.

Wasitixotos Preas Peking Chaffee Wasnixotox General Chaffee General Caselce

Work of Reconstruction After Jacksonville Disaster

The work of clearing debris and rebuilding Jacksonville continues under a hot sun. Searchers probe the St Johns River for bodies while militia guard incoming supplies. many negro residents refuse to work for the city, claiming entitlement to provisions. A mystifying ad promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for catarrh and rheumatism, urging readers to request free trial and medical advice.

Jacksonville Fla St. Johna Atlanta

Elevated track collapse kills Savannah man on wharf

A tramroad elevated track over the Savannah Guano wharf collapsed yesterday afternoon, sending engine and wagons 40 feet to the shore. Edward Williams, 19, of Liberty County, was crushed to death. Ed Montgomery and David Gaines were severely injured.

Ft. Savannaam Savannah Edward Williams Ed Montgomery David Gaines Williams Liberty County

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