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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1909

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Wirz Monument Unveiled at Andersonville Ga

Andersonville Georgia May 12 the Wirz monument was unveiled after years of effort by the Georgia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy. Delegations from Savannah Atlanta Macon and other cities attended with Pleasant A. Stovall delivering the principal address. The inscription honors Captain Henry Wirz while marking wartime complexities and humane acts attributed to him at Andersonville Prison.

Andersonville Henry Wirz Georgia United Daughters of the Confederacy Savannah Atlanta Macon Americus Daughters of the Confederacy Pleasant A. Stovall Savannah Press Wirt Richmond Augusta Wirz United States Zurich Switzerland Washington, D. C Davis Sherman Ulysses Grant Jefferson Davis Stovall Dick Taylor South Georgia Taylor Captain Wire Sumter County Johnson's Island Soklier Henry Wira Benjamin H. Hill Wira Jefferson Davie North Mr. Davis Warren Hastings Confederacy Jeerson Davis Robert BE. Leu Washington Hill South Wire Jefferson Davia Paris Lucerne France Swiss Guard Louisiana Tigers

Big meeting of homeopath physicians in New York

Scores of prominent homeopathic physicians gathered in New York for the 49th annual commencement and celebration of the New York Homeopathic Medical College. The event plans an elaborate semi centennial celebration next year, with commencement tonight and a Waldorf Astoria banquet tomorrow night featuring prominent speakers.

New York New York Homeopathic Medical College Waldorf-Astoria

Bishop Charles B Galloway Dies After Pneumonia

Jackson Mississippi May 12 Bishop Charles B Galloway of the Methodist church died at his home at 5 am after contracting a cold in Nashville that developed into pneumonia He was 63 and known as the Mission Bishop of Methodism Funeral set for Thursday at 4 pm from First Methodist Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery Bishop Warren A Candler of Georgia to lead services Orders issued for government offices and businesses to close tomorrow in response to the death.

Confederacy Wirz Andersonville General Winder Wirs James Madison Page Leutenant Michigan Cavalry Washington Stanton Wirt Elmira Fort Delaware Rock Island North Richmond Alexander H. Stephens War Department Grant Barns Jackson Miss Charles B. Galloway Methodist Church Galloway Nashville College of Bishops Divine First Methodist Church Greenwood Cemetery Warren A. Candler Georgia Crowder

German University System Praised at Athens Address

Herr Eugen Will, German consul for the southern United States, spoke at the University of Georgia about the German University as a state institution with academic freedom. He praised teaching and learning liberties, discussed mensur dueling, and noted Germany’s emphasis on independent research alongside instruction. He also addressed Lucy Cobb Institute pupils before the Athens audience.

Herr Eugen Will Germany United States Atlanta University of Georgia Herr Will Barrow Athens Will Paulsen Existon Mensur Lucy Cobb Institute

J P Shepherd Named Northeast Georgia General Manager

Mr W H Gris of Davis Griffin general agents for Accident Insurance Company Ltd Scotland spent yesterday in the city. He praised the local work and promoted J P Shepherd to general manager for Northeast Georgia for faithful service and industry.

W. H. Gris Davis Griffin Accident, Insurance Company, Ltd Scotland Griffin J. P. Shepherd Northeast Georgia

Mothers Solve Girls Health Dilemma With Portius Remedy

Mothers report success with Portius as a tonic for puny sickly girls. Letters from Mrs. Schopfer of St. Louis and Mrs. Moss of Chippewa Falls praise improved strength and recovery after using the remedy. The article contrasts medical theories with Portius claims, urging lasting cures over theories.

Eac Mre. Schopfer Prescots Ave St. Louis Hartman Alice Martha Moss Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Dr. Hartman Portius Hille

Athens City Clerks Kept in Frames in Public Hall

City Clerk W. L. Wood has collected framed photos of all past clerks and hung them in the city hall office. Mayor Dorsey plans to display portraits of Athens mayors as they are gathered. The list covers Captain William H. Dorsey, Daniel McKensie, William A. Gilleland, Albert L. Mitchell, W. W. Turner, and current clerk William L. Wood.

W. Lh Wood Dorsey Athens City of William H. Dorsey J. H. Dorsey B. H. Dorsey John EB. Talmadge, Sr Wiliam F. Dorsey Daniel McKensie J. 8. McKenzie Chtisen Mesars J. H. Stone George FE. Stone P. Stone C. D. Stone William A. Gilleland John W. Gileland Minerva Gilleland Albert L. Mitchell A. Mitchell B. C. Colbert Thomas I. Mitchell E. G. Mitchell W. W. Turner Messrs J. W. Turner B. G. Turner R.J. Turner William L. Wood

Former Governor Jennings Faces Probing Fees Report

In Tallahassee on May 12 a legislative commission adopted a report criticizing the attorney fees paid to former Governor W. G. Jennings and other counsel as improvident expenditures. The panel questioned whether trustees received proper value for general and special counsel services. Cotton advanced with several points raised.

Jennings Tallahassee, Fla W. G. Jennings Internal Improvement Committee Joint Legislative Commission

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