A Fight in Nicaragua Raises Battle Forecasts
Washington dispatches quote Dr. Guzman, Nicaragua's minister, saying a major battle is likely as government forces allegedly remain in good order. Contrasting reports from Newall and cables in New York claim revolutionists are not victorious and the situation is unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guzman
Dr. Guzman
Gresham
Newall
Managua
Cuzman
Central and South American Cable Company
New York
World’s Fair Gates Opening Proposals Considered
In Curiaco on May 18, directors discussed two Sunday opening plans for the World’s Columbian Exposition. The first would open the fair every Sunday from now until October 31, and the second would return $250,000 to the U S Treasury with government covering jury payments. Carpenters urged caution about injuries, recommending Salvation Oil for sprains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Alexander H. Revell
Lyman J. Gage
Edwin Walker
W. Pepk
Henry B. Stone
United States
Conom
Mr Skiffs Once a Week Talk on Charity and Deeds
A reflective piece on how people are praised more after death, noting that good deeds often go unseen while living. It tells of a generous man who gave yearly to missions and was unknown in life, and contrasts the humble poor who help neighbors. A passerby discovers N Hauser Palmer Kinnebrew’s drug store offers watch and clock repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee A
N. Hauser’s
Palmer & Kinnebrew
The Scotch Irish Congress Opens in Ohio Session
Delegates from the south arrive as the Scotch Irish Congress of America begins in Springfield Ohio with a vocal solo Scanlan's Moonlight of Killarney and an invocation by Rev S P Danty The program features addresses by Rev G W Caldwell General Beatty Dr D Kelly and Henry Wallis The convention runs to Sunday ending with an old time Scotch service. Sudden Death of Catharine Duffy in New York after reading Carlyle Harris execution is noted. Mrs Duffy mother of the Walsh brothers connected to past murders. Walsh sons linked to Sing Sing and imprisonment. An actress solicitor and singer advertising in Athens Ga seek a young man in four counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ohio
Scanlan
Springfield
Scotch-Irish Congress of America
South
Killarney
James Walsh
P. Dantey
First Congregational Church
G. W. Caldwell
Bristol
Tenn
General Beatty
Columbus
D. Kelly
Tennessee
Henry Wallis
Carlyle W. Harris
New York
Kene
Brooklyn
Catharine Duffy
Navy Street
Carlyle W
Sing Sing
John Walsh
Down in Macon and Athens News Ties
Col Ham Moore of The Evening News pushes a bright, newsy sheet in Macon. Athens should take pride in the editor, a University graduate. The Schofield Rolling Mill and Machine Shop stands as a big Georgia institution, with an advertisement in the Weekly. J C Cooper, known as Bunk Cooper, pursues a strong law practice in Macon. J A Mullane, a former Athens merchant, thrives on Cherry Street, drawing friends from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Col. Ham Moore
The
Evening News
Athens
Schofield Rolling Mill
Georgia
J.C. Cooper
Bunk Cooper
J. A. Mullane
Cherry Street
Mullane
Mrs John W Nicholson Dies After Long Illness At Athens
Mrs John W Nicholson dies at her Milledge avenue residence after a long illness. Aged about 55, she resided in Athens most of her life and was a devoted member of the First Methodist Church. Survived by five sons Homer K William Madison Augustus R Minor E and two daughters Hugh N Willcox Julia Nicholson. Funeral today at the First Methodist Church conducted by Rev A J Jarrell of Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledge Avenue
John W. Nicholson
First Methodist Church
Christ
Nicholson
Messie
Homer K
William
Madison
Augustus R
Minor E Nicholson
Hugh
N. Willcox
Julia Nicholson
A. J. Jarrell
Savanpab
Corscuna Remedies Claim Cure for Eczema in Shreveport
A testimonial from Y Grossie of Market Street Shreveport La praises Corscuna Remedies for curing eczema after three years of suffering. The letter notes the buyer paid five dollars and endorses Corscuna for skin care with high satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Grossie
Market Street
Shreveport
Farmer Institute Tour Led by Dr H C White
Dr H C White head of the State University agriculture department toured the state, delivering talks in Lawrenceville and inaugurating farmers institutes at Barnesville McDonough and Fairburn. He emphasized institutes as educated gatherings for practical scientific farming and forecast more flourishing institutes statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. White
Agricultural Department
The
State University
Lawrenceville
Griffin
Barnesville
McDonough
Fairburn
Rumored Political Gossip From Athens Ga
The public is informed that a circulation claims Queen Victoria heard Premier Gladstone discuss messages from Lincoln and Blaine via Foster Cleveland and McKinley. The note cites various officials and the claim that the Mathushunk Piano will lead American pianos, though authorship of the report is not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Gladstone
Home Secretary
Lincoln
Prince OF Wales
James G. Blaine
Benjamin Harrison
Foster
Grover Cleveland
Hill
WM. McKinley
Mathushunk
America
Hales Conaway
Acents
Athens
Cure for sore and foot ulcer in 1889 case report
William Smaltz of No River Mills, West Virginia, describes a years long sore on his foot that worsened to a half dollar size. After failing with other treatments, he used Curicura medicines Curicura Resolvent and Cure all his health returned, praising the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conca Albee
New Orleans
Maine
William
Smaltz
River Mills
W.va
Schofield
Virginia
Texas
Fifeen
Notice to Debtors Any Creditors The Weekly Banner
Debtors and creditors are asked to note this notice in The Weekly Banner a Democratic paper of the Eighth and Ninth Districts. The item references a payment or settlement due but the readable text is fragmentary and lacks specific dates or actions. Further details are unreadable in the provided segment.
Property seizures tied to Athens police chief sale
The notice outlines multiple property levies in Athens under Chief of Police Sale authority. It lists one and several houses and lots across wards including first and third wards, with boundaries described on streets such as Arch, Angle, Rock Spring, Reese, and Church. Debtors include Armsted, Martha Holbrooks, Alfred Pettis, James Whitfield, Minerva Williams, and others, with parcels seized at the specified time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Athens
Itield
Lynion
Toomer
Sam Smith
First Ward
Ang'e
East Arch Street
Neat
Dr. J
Wiles
Rock Spring Street
Lowevied
Woah Johnsonee
Marthe Holbrooks
Hancock Street
Willis Parks
Henry Beusse
Martha Holl
East Rock Spring Free
Henry Hartin
Sass Lams
George Briscoe
Alfred Pettis
Reese Street
Hunter
Church
James Whitfield
Church Street
Third Ward
Parsiila Cole
Tom Smith
Peter Oe
Minerva Williams
Pease
H. Racker
Bily
HL Rucker
Areata
Frank Spaldin
Levyiea
Lou
Multiple property foreclosures in Blan and surrounding wards
The notice describes levies on numerous real estate parcels in Blan and surrounding wards. It lists houses and lots in First, Second, Third, and Fourth wards bounded by streets and neighbors, with owners including Cato Baldwin, Lizzie Galer, Nathan Geer, J Jackson Street, Eliza Watkin, Dougherty Street, Lampkin, Hickory Street, and others. It notes guardianship by Schevenell and mentions vacant lots on Cobb Street and a house on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Geer
Reese
2Nd Werd
Jackson Street
John N, Teeth
John N Th
J. Gilleland
Schevenell
Guardian
Pecent
Doughert Street
G. H. Hume
J. W. Brumby
J. Isran
Third Ward
Lampkin Eer
Lampliz
Water Works Pond
Frank Grifeth
H. Adams Leviedon
T. R. Childers
First Ward
Hickory Street
Ga. BR
Elizabeth Moon
Grier Estate
J M. Head
Eenie
Fourth Ward
Barber Street
von Bird
Ms Oat
Joe Ek Tas
Cobb Street
Dr. Lowrance
Coober
H. C
Monroe Streets
Peters
B. Schuha
Nena
Boca
Washington Street
Charley Stern
Msn
Peta
F. J. N. Carter
P. Aigo
Ures
Broan Street
BR. L. Milcoméela
BR. L. Bloomfield
Bloomfield
Bread Street
M. Jankover. Co
Poplar Street
Multiple properties levied on in Fourth Ward by Cobb Davis
Chief Police J. Cobb Davis notes a series of property levies in the Fourth Ward including houses and lots on Athens Avenue, Church Street, Augusta Avenue, Leona Street, and nearby lanes. The notices name owners such as J B Harris and Harris and Mitchell, with bounds set by streets and land companies and the levies occurring at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janyes Ny
Frank
Ata Beiruth
Ana'ptace
Derby
F. Butler
Dery
Butler
Ceres
H. Everhart
Cherry Street
Harris
Lettie Blackwen Sone
Ross Morris
Ong
Athens Tesue
Rexinger
Mspapen
College Aversa
Bros
MCN
T Ad
Levien
Athens
First Ward
Popiacere
Jone
A Jones
Sam Virgil
Holt Street
Meaty Beret
Charlotte Ssrckland
Aiso
Lot
East Cohen
Ed Harris
Ross Yllis
Fourth Worth
Auguay Avenue
Augusta
Venus
Rev. Johnson
Kher, Jones
Charley Harris
Jim Moore
Fourth Ward
Martin Jane
Robert Daniel
L Haddock
L Haddock, North Zton Delones. Lesigg
Tke Wiliams
Church Street
Rosa Morris
Church Streat
Goa'h
George Barrowtt
Compa.y
Fourth Watt
Chace Street
Huce
Lang Company
Will Mortox
Robert H Durham
Leona Street
Cone
Harris and
Michellise
Park Avenue
Seilgin ’ Land Company
John Crawto
Land Company
E. G. Harris
H. Cobb Davis
Colored grounds and lace textiles sale listing
Grounded fabrics and trims offered in a period catalog style. Includes 50 dozen Red and Tan Ribbed Hose, 300 yards Check Nainsook Remnants, 150 worth, 250 800 Ladies Undergests, 6 14c each, 1,000 yards Cottonnades in fast colors at 12c, 500 yards Tulle Danald Ginghams at 12c, quality noted.
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U. S
Nicaragua
Secretary of State
State Department
Rrr
Rember
MR. Skiff
Jackson, Banks, Oconee
P.G
the Farmers Institutes
TAY Company
Oman Dave and Chemical Conrorartion
Boston
Curicuna Tahar
Sega
Paul W. Kirkpatrick
Johnson City
Swift Speerri Company
Atlanta, Ga
Schofield’s
RON Works
Schofield Sons & Co, Proprietors
Macon, Ga
Southern
Hancock Inspirator
Gullett
Iaguolla Cotton Gin
Suns & LO
Athens Banner
Wéom
Cheveron
Helltrope
Rose Serges
Henriettas
Underveste
New Lot
Lisle West
Ladie
S For Children
Mattings
China
New Lot Grapons
Pink