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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1902

Page

6

Fayne Moore Quits Convict Husband in High Society Divorce

Fayne Moore of New York City was granted an absolute divorce from William A. Moore by Judge Julian Bennett in Watertown on grounds of extreme cruelty non support and conviction of felony. He is serving a 19 year Sing Sing sentence for attempting to coerce Martin Mahon of the New Amsterdam hotel out of 5000. Moore was accused of complicity in the badger game and fled to London where she appeared in The Messenger Boy chorus. She may remarry an Englishman of good family and is about 26, daughter of Judge Strahan of Portland Ore.

Sioux Falls Fayne Moore New York City Julian Bennett Watertown Fayne Strahan William A. Moore Bhe William B. Moore Bing Sing Martin Mahon New Amsterdam Hotel Grenoble Judge Strahan Portland Ore Moore Pet” Strahan United States Durban Cleveland McKinley J. W. Moore

Frisco train held up in Arkansas robbery attempt

Memphis reports four men on the St. Louis and San Francisco line held up express No. 206 between Jonesboro and Bonnerville at 2 a.m. they detached the engine and express car, blew the safe with dynamite, and escaped. No booty reported. Bloodhounds pursue as posse forms. Details scarce.

Memphis Bonnerville Ark St. Louis and San Francisco Jonesboro Boonerville

Brazilian Aeronaut Severo Killed In Paris Airship Disaster

Paris May 12 Senor Severo a Brazilian aeronaut and an assistant were killed when his airship La Paix exploded during a trial trip. The vessel rose from Vaugirard and after steering problems a gust toppled it 1500 feet, crashing on a house and trees. Witnesses said a flame erupted from the envelope before the fatal explosion.

Paris Senor Severo Fento Avenue du Maine Los Severo Sachet

Local remedies and notable notices from Plymouth and Georgia

A Plymouth note advertises Chamberlain's products including a remedy for coughs and diarrhea, with pill sellers and threshers relying on it. Georgia reports the death of actor George Pritchard in Denver at 31 from typhoid pneumonia and Queen Wilhelmina’s improving condition in the Hague. Georgia Pharmaceutical Association announces annual Kiwanis convention plans with national speakers and a strong program.

Denver George Pritchard Denver Theater Stock Company Mr. Pritchard Grifin Georgia Pharmaceutical Association Atlanta Kiunewick

Central of Georgia to Charleston via Savannah May 21

The Central of Georgia Railway will sell round trip tickets to Charleston via Savannah on May 21. Return from Charleston to Georgia points included. Carolina.

Central Georgie Railw Charleston Vis Savannah Carolina

Revolt Imminent in Island of Hayti Shifts Amid Resignation

Port au Prince Haiti May 12. Report confirms revolution near as three parties arm themselves over President Sam’s resignation and successor election. General Leconte backed by the military, General Vilbrun supports the former president, Saint Foixcelin with the populace. Congress to assemble and elect a successor as tensions mount.

Port Au Prince Haiti Sam General LeConte Vilbrun Saint Foixcelin Congress Port-au-Prince New York Herald M. Leconte Simon Sam

Battle by land and sea at Carupano Venezuela

Great carnage was wrought at Carupano a Venezuelan seaport town attacked by government troops and gunboats on May 6 without notice after noncombatants were told they could leave. Foreigners lack government aid as many women and children are reported killed.

Carupano Venezuela New York Port of Spain Trinidad The Herald

Botanic Blood Balm Promoted as Skin Cure

An advertising notice touts Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a sure cure for eczema itching skin and related ailments. It claims internal use purifies blood, improves skin, and offers testimonials with a free trial and medical advice until cured from Atlanta, Georgia.

Botanic Botanic Blood Balm Blood Balm Co Atlanta

Jacksonville passes 2100 building permits in May flare

Jacksonville Florida reports 2128 building permits issued, signaling substantial rebuilt after the May 1901 conflagration. The week highlights include handsome residences such as 8 B Hubbard’s Riverside home. Builders expect demand to rise next winter as newcomers arrive. A new river boat line from Columbia to Georgetown is planned, with semi weekly trips and 100 to 125 ton steamers awaiting orders.

Jacksonville Fla 8. B. Hubbard Riverside Columbia D. C Georgetown New York

Whooping Cough Prevention Advice From A Mother

A woman with whooping cough experience explains prevention methods from last summer. She cites her three month old baby and the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preserving plumpness and improving health compared with children whose parents did not use the remedy. Her eldest girl is mentioned in passing.

Josh Edgar Germantown Cal Chamberlain

Destruction of St Pierre After Mount Pelée Eruption

London dispatch reports St Pierre a ruin with thousands dead within minutes of Mont Pelee eruption. Lava flow, fire, and collapsing docks left corpses piled, many charred and unidentifiable. Burial gangs and military rules struggle to curb disease as provisions vanished.

Mont Pelee Riviere Blanche Vocano St. Pierre

Martinique Craters Opening Warn of Widespread Disaster

London reports from Administrator Bell in Dominica warn the Martinique eruption worsened. New craters open in many directions, rivers overflow, and northern areas submerged as refugees arrive. Dark skies persist. Quadalupe relief may be inadequate. Plans for New York relief gathering for Martinique survivors. A St Lucia dispatch notes volcanic lightning and a deadly panicked exodus leaving sixty killed in St Vincent.

New York St. Pierre The Tribune St. Lucia Daily Mall Martinique London Colonial Office Bell Dominica West Indies St. Vincent

Lot Ladies Skirts and Shirts to Close Out Cheap

A local retailer offers a final sale on Mercerized Shirt Waists and Wool Skirts for women. The clearance features low prices as stock is reduced to clear. Items include ladies skirts and shirt waist styles suitable for affordable wardrobe updates.

Hosiery Sale Includes 10c Pairs and Varied Stockings

Special One case offers Ladies plain and laced ribbed hosiery at 10c per pair, valued at 15c. Stockings available for Ladies, Children and Men in all weights and prices from 10c to 75c per pair.

Fatal Saloon Fight in New Mexico Sparks Self Defense Claim

Dis patches from Tucumcori report James D. Eakin shot and killed Lee Smith and Joe Stewart in Melvni and Eakin's saloon at Albuquerque. Eakin, a wealthy liquor dealer, claims self defense after both victims drew first. United States Attorney Childers, recently acquitted of murder here, had traveled to Tucumcori to defend Eakin.

Albuquerque N. M Tucumcori James D. Eakin Lee Smith Joe Stewart Melvni & Eakin Eakin Eal United States Childers Tucwicori

Were Once Middlesboro Residents

Middlesboro Kentucky May 12 W G Ince and family lost on the Roralma, the Quebec liner destroyed in the disaster at St Pierre were former residents of Middlesboro.

Middlesboro W. G Ince Quebec St. Pierre

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