Davison and Lowe Announce New Goods Arrival
Davison and Lowe advertise the arrival of fresh stock across all lines. The note promises latest novelties to fill gaps caused by the recent heavy fall trade.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
6
Davison and Lowe advertise the arrival of fresh stock across all lines. The note promises latest novelties to fill gaps caused by the recent heavy fall trade.
General Greely, chief of the US signal service, said the Philippine insurrection is historical except for a few remote islands. He noted over 10,000 messages daily across the archipelago and reported good trade reopening as a civil government forms.
New York reports Minister of Interior Barakoff in Sofia says he would deploy troops to the Turkish border to locate Miss Stone in two days. He states Miss Stone is not in Bulgarian territory and notes three military cordsons toward the frontier and a front line patrol.
The records note Chauncey launched at noon at Neatle and Levy’s ship Mae Oba amid unclear details. The rest mentions Thomas W Cridler leaving the state department and President Roosevelt’s upcoming 44th birthday with a family dinner. A meeting of the American Association of Collegiate Alumni closed its annual session at Burrato on December 26.
The Court of Inquiry at Wasao to x resumed with Admiral Schley testifying after a delay. He faced cross examination on conversations with Admiral Evans of the Iowa and the Vixen handler, presenting a version differing from other witnesses. The session drew a large crowd as Schley’s examination wrapped after about two hours. Josiah Turner Dead, Noted North Carolina Figure, Passes Away at 80. He led Raleigh Sentinel during Reconstruction and served in Confederate and U.S. Congress, later a state legislator.
A bulletin from La Guay reports a severe check to Colombian rebels near the Ecuador border with General Antonio Rosas said killed and their ammunition seized. Dispatches note Venezuelan forces captured and later released generals Arostegas and Salazar. Separately, Consul General Gudger says rebels have captured the Morro at Panama and surround the city’s government troops. relief efforts fail.
An early 20th century ad touts Botanic Blood Balm with free trials and claims of curing skin and blood ailments. Separately a Texas county feud turns deadly as Eugene Wall is shot dead near San Augustine, with rangers ordered to restore order amid ongoing violence.
Fire at Hunt Wilkinson & Co building 1319 21 Market Street claims 20 known dead with 11 still missing. Recovery efforts continue as authorities compile names of unaccounted workers and assess total fatalities amid heavy debris.
Motormen and conductors on the Carrollton Electric road began a citywide walkout at 6 am over a dispute to reinstate a discharged conductor. Mayor Capdevielle failed to halt the strike as the company would not rescind its action. No violence occurred. guards patrolled cars amid circus and baseball events. President McMahon of the Street Car Men's union may arrive to aid negotiations.
Jack Adair shot himself at his Peters street residence in Laxta citing drinking-induced despondency. He had been drinking since Tuesday and after a buggy ride returned to his mother's room and killed himself with a 44 caliber pistol. He remained conscious for a few hours and spoke of his condition to family.
Tallapoosa Georgia October 24 one of the largest transfers of real estate in years has been recorded the Fruithurst Inn 270 city lots and nearly 1000 acres of land mostly improved change hands to Dr Charles Albert East of Old Orchard Beach Maine. The property has value and may rise with careful investment East plans 1600 to 8000 dollars in improvements and operates a sanitarium drawing patronage.
In Walposta Georgia on October 6 a thief entered A Converse Jr store during a Wallace circus parade and stole a money drawer containing about 182 dollars while salesmen watched at the front. The rear door was pried open and the drawer found empty later. no clue to the robber.
Robbie Russell, a white Savannah resident with strong local ties, was arrested on a charge of safe breaking after nearly entering a city bank safe. About 1600 to 1700 dollars were in the safe, and Russell confessed following police questioning. The case links him to the crime as authorities pursue further action.
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