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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1891

Page

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Murderous Motives and a Swiss Hotel Mystery

A tale of a detective narrator in Switzerland observes three guests at a hotel, including a blind daughter and a murderous wife. He learns of a hidden room and a plan to topple a sick man’s life with a table and medical bottles, and narrowly escapes exposure after witnessing the attempted murder. The story ends with the murderer returning to society and the daughter’s fate.

Gieaxen Ierland Tauserwald Pritl Stutleman Doe Monsieur Monsieur Essener Monsieur Thonight Monsierut Switzerland Lam Lee Oae Lave Mr. Beasley Berkeley George Berkeley Mr. Berkeley Georges George Newpore Newport Toronto

Mail Route Proposal Moves Ahead for G C N Railroad

A letter from Thomas G Lawson and allied congressmen urges the Georgia Carolina and Northern to support a mail service from Clinton to Athens via Elberton. The plan, tied to government rates and pro rata compensation, seeks federal backing to establish railway post office service and boost regional growth. The exchange includes the Second Assistant Postmaster General’s letter outlining terms and cost.

Thomas G Lawson Henry H. Carlton Georgia, Carolina & Northern Railroad Eatonton Epirok Atneexs Bom 1 Clinton 8.C Athens Bell Robinson Toxas Stawe Awson Congress Lawson Washington Ma.j. M Roxingon Steaboard Roanoke-railroad Baltimore Maryland Atlanta Elberton Meikasou Clinton S&l Ae Aw J. Lowrie T. P.M. Gen’l

Fire destroys sixty one bales of cotton in Toccoa Georgia

A blaze swept through a Toccoa Georgia yard at one o'clock when sparks from an R and D engine ignited a large stack of cotton. Sixty one bales belonging to M Innian and Co of Atlanta burned as townspeople watched a sunset over Athens.

Toccos 5 M. Innian & Co Atlanta Athens

Col Stevens Thomas A Life Full of Usefulness Closes

Athens obituary notes Col Stevens Thomas oldest native citizen born 1814 dies at 78 after paralysis. He studied at Georgia and Yale, married Isabella Hayes, leaves six children, directed Athens Bank and Georgia railroad, served University of Georgia trustees, and dies after a sudden apoplexy. Funeral at 3 pm with honorary escort and pallbearers listed.

Col ‘Stevens ‘Thomas Col. Thomas Goss Carlton Prof George Capt W.W. Thomas Col Stevens Thomas Athens University of Georgia Alexander H. Stephens Yale ‘College Set The Georgia Railroad Thomas Thomas Was An Honored and Useful Member of the Board of ‘Trustees C.W. Lane Pulaski Street Southern, Mutual Insurance Company Judge Young L G. Harris John A. Hunnicutt Cel L. H. Charbonnier E. S. Lyndon R . Reaves R. J .Hampton A. E. Griffith Billups Phinizy

New Orleans Caving Mississippi Returns to Old Bed

In New Orleans reports describe the Mississippi River caving and returning to its former riverbed, reshaping nearby banks and posing concerns for shoreline areas and local infrastructure. The report notes observable shifts and potential long term impacts.

Mississippi

River Sinking Threatens New Orleans Railways and Market

A massive caving along Leonidas Ursuline and Dumaine streets endangers the old French Market and major rail lines. Ninety feet of land vanished, trains operate with reduced track, authorities suspend traffic to assess damage, while fruit wharves and cotton bales drift toward the river.

New Orleans Leonidas Street Ursuline Dumaine Steets Beiaey Southern Pacific Louisville and Nashville New Reans St. Philip Street Nashville French Market Sixth Street

Banner Carved by Lula Bethune Returns to Athens

In Athens Glenn Lodge No. 75 I C C F youngest Georgia lodge, honored Miss Lula Bethune for carving their banner during a Georgia Grand Lodge session in Columbus. A framed photograph of Bethune was sent to be hung in Odd Fellows Hall as a memory of the act.

Glenn Lodge Independent Order Cold Fellows Glenn’ Lodge C. C.F Athens Withal Columbus Grand Lodge of Georgia Lula Bethune Lodge Selina Spencer Selina Id Daras Darcas Piunous Adelaide Balti Dorcas Lina Plinlimmoen New York Lins Mamma Mars George” Berkeley Mrs. Spencer Dorvas Ouidas Braddons Helen Mar Bruce Dordoor

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Menken Opal Ventir London Jion Amur Cornhill Magazine Lucy Cobb Lucy Thos. G. Lawson John M. Robinson Toccoa Col Stevens Thomas Monaroz Will Robinson Hopkins Good Hope L&t A.A. Manhing Fulton County C. J.simmoniiz Manning Baldwin Horton John Bulger James Woods Bulger Han Thomas Street Wesley Mein Wethers Shop Sartin Doreds Mr. Berkley Miss. Spencer Spencer Vale Bradwell
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