Under Suspicion in Talmley Mill Village Mystery
In the village of Talmley the miller Harvey Jameson wrestles with a suspicious theft of ten pounds, suspecting his errant boarder Dick Levee. After a late night confrontation and a sleepwalking scare, Levee reveals the money hidden under a floorboard, restoring trust. Dick then asks to marry Jennie, while revealing a plan to become a bank bookkeeper, leaving Jameson torn between affection and pride.
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Talmley
Harvey Jameson
Farmer Greene
Jennie
Levee
Greene
Jameson
Dick Levee
Miller
Glavin
The
Hollow
Mutch
Glaven
Mrs. Jameson
Jack
Aderin
Harvey
Women in music and the path to mastery
The article debates why most great composers are men, with a student audience proposing women’s potential and a twenty century rise for female talent. It contrasts England Italy and Germany in music’s spread, muses on education, training, and the role of teachers, and notes campus events, weddings, and a recital as campus life continues.
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Jubal
Mendelsohn
England
St. Cecilia
Italy
Germany
Literary Societies Draw Record Interest at University
The University increases participation as trustees require all students to join a literary society. Demosthenians debated five hours on life tenure for judges with Govan Crannen Heyman and McGregor arguing affirmatively and Dean Brand Dorsey Gerton Horton Humphries Mooneball negative. New members Whittaker and Rutherford joined.
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Govan
Crannen
Heyman
McGregor
Dean
Brand
Dorsey
Gerton
Horton
Humphries
Moonebal
Messrs. Whittaker
Rutherford
Whittaker
Heard County Gazette
Riot at Boston House of Correction Over Yard Privileges
Riot erupts at the Boston house of correction after prisoners refuse to work and riot. one official beaten. trouble stems from Colonel Whitton denying yard privileges to four escape-prone inmates. food complaints noted.
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Boston
House of Correction
Colonel Whitton
Skiff the Jeweler Promises Honest Prices and Proper Place
Advertises that Skiff the Jeweler will place jewelry watches and silverware in proper place with honest pricing and no misrepresentation.
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Everg
Voslong Skiff
Athens Gossip and Court News From The Banner
Superior court adjourned with John Austin found guilty of carrying a concealed pistol and fined $50 for six months. State Fair reports from Macon note strong displays and racing as the event runs to early November. Local notes praise Dr. Bell’s decline and Jackson county Democrats' strong organization ahead of November elections. Obscure items mention Rev. Gwaltney’s Ridge Spring visit and Morton’s standing in Clarke County politics.
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John Austin
Jackson
N. B. Cash
Jackson County
Old Jackson
Luther R. Gwattyey
Luther Gwaltney
Hdgefield
Ridge Spring
James B. Tompkins
Baptist Church
Athens
Virgo
Gwaltney
Funeral of Mrs Harrison Arrives in Indianapolis
The train bearing the remains arrives at 9 40 am in Indianapolis as crowds gather near the depot. Ex President Hayes General Schofield Morton Wanamaker and others attend while pallbearers and officials accompany the procession to Crown Hill cemetery. The service at the church follows a solemn mood with a large contingent of mourners and a long cortege through the city.
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Brown Hl Cemetery
Indianapolis
Harrison
Hayes
Schofield
Foster
Charles L
Leander
Omaha
Russell
Illinois Street
Morton
Wanamaker
Miller
McKee
Russell B. Harrison
Scott
Dimmock
Chicago
Sullivan
Jas
The
Crown Hill Cemetery
Livery Business for Sale at Gann & Reaves Stand
Established Athens livery business on Thomas street offers sale on easy terms. Address inquiries to M Banry proprietor at the old Gann & Reaves stand.
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Gann & Reaves
Old Stand
Thomas Street
Athens
M. Banry
Pro’p
Gov Northen Sworn In As Governor In solemn oath
W J Northen is sworn into the governorship taking the oath of office. The ceremony marks the start of Northen's term as chief executive, with details of the oath and inaugural proceedings noted.
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Gov
W. J. Northen
Impressive Inaugurations Mark Georgia Second Term
In Atlanta on October 29 Governor W. J. Northen was sworn in for a second term at the capitol. His inaugural address urged education funding for the University and normal schools, condemned lynch law, and called for strengthened public schools. Chief Justice Logan E. Bleckley administered the oath as Northen presented the address and invoked a solemn conclusion.
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Atlanta
W. J. Northen
State of Georgia
Capitol
Northen
Northern
Logan E. Bleckley
Quay Leaves Town After Republican Setback
New York October 29 Mr Quay arrived to energize the party but departed without success. He skipped a Republican executive meeting and various reports swirled about his aims. He reportedly said Harrison’s re election chances were poor. Quay shows little clarity.
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New York
Quay
Republican Party
Republican Executive Committee
Harrison
Sheye
Fire destroys six million in Milwaukee heart of city
A disastrous overnight blaze in Milwaukee shows six million dollars in damages and the destruction of three hundred buildings. Four lives are lost and many uninsured residents are left homeless as aid from citizens begins. The fire started in a Union Oil Co store from an oil barrel explosion and will take days to fully quell.
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MiLwauxee
Union Oil Co
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Euclid Opera House
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