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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
1
A mob of 60 to 70 men seized Bilas Esters a Black man accused of attacking a 16 year old boy near Upton Kentucky. He escaped the jail but was pursued and killed near the courthouse steps in Hogenville. Mob dispersed after the lynching.
A fierce easterly gale across the English Channel disrupts Dover shipping with Folkestone entry blocked, wrecks reported near Deal as winds reach about 60 miles per hour. The Ophir Yacht with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York endures the gale and abandons plans to dock.
Our Millinery Department surpasses past efforts and invites inspection of new Walking Hats priced around 2.50. Readily available in the store with revised pricing from e250 to 2.50, inviting shopper attention.
Paris reports a French Mediterranean squadron of three battleships and two cruisers led by Admiral Caillard has sailed from Toulon toward the Levant for a naval demonstration against Turkey. France seeks immediate Turkish compliance with engagements, with a three day grace period and the possibility of bombarding Smyrna if resisted.
Captain T Borden, Brooklyn Marine Corps officer, testifies as Schley’s last witness. He corroborates prior testimony on the battle near Santiago, cites ranges from 1100 to 2500 yards, and describes thick smoke during the Kelyn turn. The day focuses on impeaching evidence and potential corrections by Schley’s team.
A 600-strong mutinous march by Turkish officers and bashi bazouks disrupted the admiralty offices, with pay arrears fueling unrest. The Yildiz palace occupied in fear as authorities warned of serious consequences. In another report, Yaqui raids near Guaymas left Ranch owner Joe Hamada dead and several ranches looted. A physician endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Care, touting relief for indigestion and its quick, reliable results.
Berlin newspapers express irritation over republication of letters by General Yayron and the German response to Franco British actions. The dispatch notes the letters discuss Catholic establishment protections and Germany’s stance on France’s exclusive rights, signaling diplomatic tensions.
Advices from Caracas indicate a cabinet crisis may arise in Venezuela as Pan American talks spark hopes of a rational Venezuela Colombia accord. Acting Mexican envoy Balgoas received the reply Wednesday negating Venezuelan cabinet wishes and signaling ongoing diplomatic friction amid regional resolutions.
A fire at 210 319 North Carpenter Street destroyed the Setory brick cooperage owned by John Johnny. Loss estimated at $60,000 with several cottages nearby evacuated as smoke filled the area. Five firemen were seriously burned in the basement before rescue.
Alabama officials in Montgomery plan a December 2 to 7 gathering as part of the good roads movement. Officials note halted public road building in the region and the need for expert guidance to resolve costly, failing county systems. The county board of revenue has appropriated $30 to ensure wide county participation.
A deal closes for nearly 5009 acres in Morgan and Calhoun counties to create 40 acre farms. German, Swiss and wealthy settlers are to cultivate pears grapes tomatoes and fruit while moving toward farming and horticulture. An unrelated note touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and wounds with endorsements.
Berlin dispatch says the society against alcohol abuse began a Breslau conference. Baron Von Diergardt urged moderation while predicting alcohol would be seen as a rare luxury. The report notes Germany's revenue from alcohol and colonial trade figures.
New Jersey prepares to enforce what reports call the strictest pure food law in the nation. The state board of health gains enforcement authority as the dairy commissioner role is absorbed by the chief food official. Deputies will be stationed across the state to regulate items intended for human consumption including canned goods.
Atlanta reports a wave of measures in the Georgia House aimed at increasing state income. Proposals include protecting birds from killing, reforming claim laws, abolishing county teacher institutes, expanding supreme court judgeships, and new inheritance and tax plans that could yield about $1,000,000 in added revenue.
A countywide message urges voters to approve bond issuance to retire the existing debt. It explains two funding options, prefers refunding old bonds via new issues, and notes about 975 votes needed for passage.
Augusta resident Weisigee died from an overdosage of laudanum in his room after requesting a bed and taking the substance alone. An inquest was held at Platt undertaking establishment with verdict of death by laudanum. He leaves a wife and no children. The report also references advertising copy for One Minute Cough Cure and brief other items.
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