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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1899

Page

4

Judge Speer to Speak at National Peace Jubilee

The Athens Weekly Banner notes an invitation for Judge Emory Speer to address the national peace jubilee in Washington on May 25. He will speak on "The United Republic" as one of four speakers, a honor to Georgia and the judge.

Judge Speer Emory Speer Washington Chauncey Depew Webster Davis The United Republic

Record of 6500 ton steel ship and giant steel trust plans

Reports describe a 6500 ton vessel with speed 3011 knots and heavy armament built by Yarrow. The New York Herald cites John W. Gates as a leading figure in a vast steel trust, with capital reportedly up to 1 billion dollars and plans for Carnegie’s retirement, with Frick to assume leadership. Also covered are Polish appeals for nation rights and ex Senator Ingalls criticizing suffrage and the Republican use of black officeholders.

Roosevelt Teddy Roosevelt New York South Enquirer-Sun New York Herald New Steel Trust John W. Gates Chicago Herald Gates Andrew Carnegie H.C. Frick Carnegie Ingalls John J. Ingalls Kansas Mr. Ingalls Republican Party McKinley

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood and Health

An advertisement extols blood cleansing as essential for overall vitality. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as the remedy to purify blood, boost energy, and prevent illness, with testimonials citing improved strength and well being from Indianapolis and New York sources.

Negroes Organizing in Coweta County Warned to Move

Sargents Georgia May 9 Negroes in Coweta County hold secret night meetings after lynchings and plan revenge. A prominent citizen Charles Sewell warned them and God Pope Jones urged desistment. Green Kirkland received a five day eviction letter and left Carrollton by train.

Sargents Coweta Orth Coweta Charles Sewell Pope Jones Green Kirkland Carrollton

Womb Trouble Masked Kidney Disease Declares Remedy

Many women suffer misdiagnosed kidney and bladder troubles misattributed to womb weakness. Symptoms include neuralgia headaches back pain urinary issues and fatigue. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root marketed as a universal remedy with free samples and literature via The Athens Weekly Banner.

Embalmed Beef Debate Stirs German Trade Policy

Berlin May 9 It is stated the reich stag committee rejected a meat inspection bill and favored a proposal hostile to American interests. The issue centers on embalmed and poisonous meats said to have reached U S troops in Cuba and fears such provisions will cripple American meat exports to Germany.

Berlin Reichstag Imperial Cabinet United States Andrew D. White Cuba Germany

Elections in Eleven States Highlight 1899 Political Contests

A dated list outlines November contests in eleven states for governor, legislature, and other offices including Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Nebraska New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and more. The piece notes party outcomes and reflects on societal issues and religious commentary surrounding lynching and public morality.

Mississippi Nebraska Supreme Court Board of Regents New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia Commonwealth

Big Banquet for Dewey in New York City

Admiral Dewey has accepted an invitation to a $10 000 banquet from 100 New York citizens in his honor. He may return to the United States after peace terms are set with insurgents, possibly via the Suez Canal, with a departure within weeks depending on negotiations. Already 37 citizens have pledged 100 each to reach the total.

New York Admiral Dewey Suez Canal Washington Manila Philippines

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Athens Weekly Banner H. J. Rowe Leaves West Indies Spain Charleston Post Petri Imperial Sanitary Bureau German Empire Douglas Glessner Atkinson Newnan Glessner Macon County Secret Service Kendig Jacobs Lancaster Japan England Mikado Messrs. Yarrow the Cause OF Poland Russia Prussia Austria Hood Dratagram Aia A. Boreaves Bill Many KE Indianapolis Ind Run Bown Enon P. Renxen Walnut St N.Y Rr Disappo Phili T. Jones Mixersville Ss. S. S Swift Atlanta Georgia Coweta County Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Newell Dwight Hills D. D Plymouth Church Brooklyn Ladies’ Home Journal Wesleyan Christian Advocate Sam Hose John Brown Oael Hall F. J. Cheney &Co., Props Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Trnax O. Walding Dewey Nassau St What Is Castoria Cennie Castoria Russell Bicycle Company W. J. Russell Washington, St Athens Bicycle Headquarters John L. Arnold East Clayton Street J. C. Hutchins HW. A. Lipscomb Talmadge Bros. & Co A. R. Robertson Robertson Thomas Street Central of Georgia Rai “Savannah Atia Madie Ra Ilway Company Jacksonville Savannah Boston East Imry W. J. Vandivere Theo Kline E. H. Hinton Traffic Sunda
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