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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1900

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Bryan closes Indiana campaign with speeches to crowds

In Ornawrorpsville and Darlington Indiana on November 1, William Jennings Bryan spoke to sizable crowds during a Western campaign swing. He urged farmers against trusts, attacked Republican policy, quoted Jefferson, and pressed for anti trust action and broader democratic reforms. In Delphi he supported Allen for Congress, noting Allen’s leadership of American troops in the plains.

Bryan Crawfordsville Lincoln Bob Thomas Jefferson Mr. Bryan Darlington Republican Party Delphi Detrin Ind Frankfort Oa Allen Congress Allen Plas

Bryan Speaks in Chicago During Nine Addresses

W J Bryan arrived at 4 PM from Hammond Indiana escorted by hundreds of Cook County Democratic club and Cook County Machine club members. He delivered speeches from 4:30 PM to 11 PM at a lakefront rally and later spoke in the north side. Tomorrow he visits another Nebraska candidate.

W. J. Bryan Hammond Ind Cook County Democratic Club Cook County Machine Club Busthope Lake Front Lincoln

Roosevelt in Good Health Leaves Buffalo for Jamestown

Roosevelt special departs Buffalo en route to Jamestown with Governor Roosevelt in strong health and speeches planned at stops including Batavia. Former Senator Laughlin hosts a dinner for orators and newspaper men aboard the train.

Buffalo Jamestown Burvano Roosevelt Jo Bret John Laughan

World powers align on British German pact but Russia unsure

Nov 1 dispatch reports five of the Great Powers including Britain Germany Italy Austria and Japan broadly agreeing to the open door and integrity of China while Russia remains undecided. The United States and France are seen as likely to oppose any expansion in China and to seek coordinated future steps.

Great Britain Germany Austria Italy Japan United States Russia China Tury State Department France Oyees Gove Ives

Disinfecting the mail from leper district in Hawaii

Reports by Marine Hospital Surgeon Carmichael at Honolulu describe disinfecting incoming mails from the leper settlement on Molokai Bays. Letters are perforated or clipped and disinfected with formaldehyde without removing from sacks.

Hawaii Wasminton Marine Hospital Carmichael Honolulu Wyman Molokol Papa Hoir Eea Poston Oe Ct

Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist Adverts

False health claims tout Dr Kilmer and Company cures for Bright's Disease and kidney trouble. The copy promises a free sample and book, urging readers to mail for remedies and to mention the newspaper. It targets readers with pneumonia heart failure and kidney poisoning concerns.

Swamy Bift Bright

Earthquake Shocks Rattle Jacksonville No Damage Reported

Eight distinct earthquake shocks were felt in Jacksonville Florida beginning at 11 10 am with later temblors at 11 26 am and 4 04 pm. No damage or water disturbance observed as residents report the tremors passing from south to north according to the local weather bureau.

Jacksonville Jacksonvills Fla, Moy Sioiber Weather Bureau Bt. John's River Alty

Albatross Report Maps Hazards in South Seas Cruise

Islands are mischarted and discoveries claim vast value from the American ship Albatross after a 14 months South Seas journey. Officers warn that many reefs and shoals lie hundreds of miles from charted lines making navigation perilous. The voyage set a world record for deep sea dredging and brought up specimens from depths near 4900 fathoms, revealing unknown marine life.

Albatross San Francisco United States Red Commission Abatross South Seas

Powers is Now a Pauper Trial Costs Bankrupt Fortunes

Fragmented state brief details Caleb Powers case with appeals, lower court costs, and an extended sentence. Includes unrelated ads and weather notes from Texas and Georgia with references to pains remedies and public health notices.

Faanmrost Court of Appeals Caleb Scott Circuit Court Perry Davis

Jones Attempts Suicide in Tombs After Confession Denial

New York November 1 Charles F Jones secretary and valet to the late William Marsh Rice who died under suspicious circumstances attempted to cut his throat in the Tombs at 4 am He was removed to Bellevue hospital and nearly bled out Doctors said he would recover An attorney said Jones may be moved back to custody and warned that if he died the assistant district attorney would be a murderer.

New Yoak Charles F. Jones William Marsh Rica Bellevue Hospital Jones Joe del Gardiner Spas Eatney Barly McCloskey Mr. House Jouca

Debts of Countess Castellane Reach Record Levels

In Paris there are details on the Countess of Castellane’s debts totaling about 98.5 million francs with 8 million francs tied to real estate related to the Charity Bussar Residence. George J. Gould is named trustee for the Countess, and the vast sum includes further linked expenditures and ongoing transactions. Two men rescued after four days at sea, and reports from London and Cape Town describe lootings and military actions in wartime contexts.

London Kleetons Boots Cape Town Pans George J. Gould Countess of Castallane Count Boni France Bussar

Policeman David Reed Ends Life After Despair in Avovata

In Avovata Georgia on November 1 David Reed a member of the local police force placed a pistol to his temple and fatally shot himself. Described as a physical wreck from consumption he had been despondent for some time amid personal troubles and deteriorating health.

Redd Bulide Avovata David Reed

Alum in baking powder sparks health warnings from experts

Prof Geo F Barker MD of Penn warns that alum remains in bread and is reproduced in digestion, calling alum highly injurious. Dr Alonzo Clark says any substance that deranges the stomach should not be in baking powder. Yale and New York chemists echo concerns about alum in foods.

Geo. F. Barker University of Penn Alonzo Clark W. G. Tucker New York State 8. W. Johnson Yale College

Roundlap Bales Worth More Than Square Bales Says Steele

J H W Steele secretary of the Texas Standard al a Compress Association writes to West Times arguing roundlap bales fetch higher prices from English and German spinners due to neater dense wrapping. He notes protection against fire moisture theft and damage, making roundlap bales more valuable than unsightly square bags losing value from wet and dirt.

J. H. W. Steele Texas Standard West Times Jane 90

Goal advanced in price announces 50 cent per ton rise

An announcement from New Yeas says anthracite coal prices are increased by 50 cents per ton across the country effective today November 1. The notice cites the circular by the anthra and notes the change covers all regions. Contents reference Dawson Ga and DaWitt’s Pills.

New Yeas

JOE WHEELER SILENCE SHAPES SENATORSHIP FIGHT

Morroomeny Alabama November 1 General Wheeler’s speech at Huntsville to Bryan Richardson club draws fierce criticism from enemies and defense from friends over his lack of bold support for Bryan for president and Richardson. Also mentions land title dispute involving Sloss Sheffield company and brown ore property tied to steel interests.

Morroomeny Ala General Wheeler Huntaville Bryan-Richardson Club Bryan Richardson Mon Gordon Bryan and Steventon United States Malate Eee Ae Ug Company Jd Bteel and Tron Sloss-Sheffield Company

Valuable lands involved petitions filed in Birmingham for sale

Agnes Little filed a chancery bill in Birmingham seeking a decree to sell brown ore property in Franklin County alleged to have been sold to Edgar L Adler. The bill claims $28,000 sale price with $10,000 cash and three notes of $6,000 each. The first note allegedly was not paid and the first due date is stated as August.

Birmingham Braurxomain Ala Agnes Little Chancery Court Franklin County Edgar L. Adler Adise Adler Soretee Penieny Mas

Murdered by Her Husband in Bruntwoman Alabama

A fragment reports a murder case at Van derbilt furnace with a man named David Moore involved. An ad section promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for burns and skin healing, warns of counterfeit products, and lists real estate and loan offerings from Georgia.

Europe Ouarraxocos D, M. Stewart Manufacturing Company London Paris India Australia DeWitt Palmer & Sons Ala Vanderbilt Furnace David Moore Orginal de Wigt Pamer & Bons

Clarke county Board to meet in December for teacher appointments

The Clarke county Board of Education will meet on Tuesday December 40th to approve the election or appointment of teachers for the county public schools for 1901. School trustees or patrons are asked to elect or reappoint teachers if desired by order of the County Board of Education. October 23, 1900. John T. Piltard, President. Thos H Dozier, Secretary. Shwe.

Notioe Board of Education Clarke County County Board of Ideation John T. Piltard Thos. H. Dozier

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