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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1902

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2

Garber acclaims Democratic control fight and rivalry

Democratic state committee chair Henry C. Garber accuses Dean and followers of agitation while claiming Democratic unity elsewhere in Ohio except Cincinnati. He says Johnson opposes McLean for senator and hints at power struggles in Hamilton County to influence party leadership ahead of next year’s convention. A separate Paris report notes a duel between Count de Dion and M Gerault Richard, with Richard wounded in the right arm.

Aohl Jackson Nottmwis Pat Close Henry C. Garber Chaieman Democratic State Committee Charg Ine Tebn Rom Dean Tewis G. Bernard Cin Fnath Bes Ac Garber Sayhae “Ayer Tom Johnson Clenis Democratic Party Cincinnati Tamilton Johnson McLean Garber Finanda Paris Count de Dion Automobile Club M. Gerault Richard Peru Republique Tay

Porto Rican Election Quiet Sweep for Republicans

In San Juan on November 5 voters produced a quiet island result with a Republican landslide. Governor Hunt sent plenary representatives to curb conflicts. Frederico de Go­tau won reelection as resident minister in Washington by a large margin. Federals claimed seven legislature delegates to Republicans' twenty five amid rural intimidation and voting abstentions. Fraud was charged across the island and authorities promised precautions.

San Juan P. R Porto Rico Hunt Frederico de Gotau Washington Guayema Cuayay San Lorenzo Ibenito

Ministers and Lady Die or Live in Church Vestibule

In Omaha the Rev William C Rabo pastor of the German Baptist church and Miss Augusta Rush were found dead in the church vestibule with gas jets on but not burning. Both bodies were locked in embrace.

Omaha Neb William C. Rabo Seward Streets Augusta Rush Rabo

New Peruvian Cabinet Traffic Officials Meet

Memphis Tennessee November 5 a meeting of freight traffic officials was held to discuss rates from St Louis to the southeast. The session, conducted behind closed doors, covered other important subjects with several railroad representatives present from Louisville Nashville Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Frisco Southern Trev Mountain Illinois Central Missouri Pacific Seaboard Air Line Alabama Great Southern Central and Georgia International lines involved.

Memphis Tenn St. Louis Do Lad Doore Louisville Nashville Chattanooga Frisco Southern Trev Mountain Ianois Central Moule Ar Ohio Seaboard Air Line Alaban Great Southern Central Georgia

Remanded Without Bail In Cambridge Case

Police have new evidence against Allan G Mason in a case involving Miss Clara A Morton of Waverly. Mason was remanded without bail in Middlesex County third district court after a hearing revealed advances in the investigation. The incident followed a suspect arrest last night on suspicion of the Saturday night death.

Alan G. Mason Cambridge Mars Allan G Magon Clara A. Morton Waverly Misa Norton Third District Court Eantert Middlesex

Georgia Voters Favor Democrats In Most Districts

Reports show Democratic nominees win overwhelmingly in Georgia with no opposition in most districts. Only Seventh District features a minor challenge to John W. Maddox by J. McKnight, Populist, while the Tenth District sees Thomas J. Hardwick secure the seat.

John W. Maddox J. McKnight Atlanta New Georgia S. J. McKnight Popullar Executive Committee Maddox Thomas J. Hanwick W. H. Fleming L. F. Livingston Kinga C. L. Bartlett Marcon Rome W. M. Howard Lexington F. Carter Tate T. W. Hardwick Bandersville W. G. Brantley Brunswick

Bank Looters Wreck Vault Take 1650 Dollars

Robbers dynamited the bank vault, securing 1650 dollars as the front was blown out. A gunman fired into the gathered crowd. the trio escaped without pursuit. Other news from Lima reports a new cabinet oath and Peru mining updates.

Richards, Mo Bank of Lucnards Lima Peru Eugenio Larrabure Unauna Rafel Vallanueva Telemaco Orizuelela Manuel A. Villavincencio Pablo Sarra David Martt

County ticket stays united as Republicans gain sheriffs post

In Cook county Republican gains widen control with sheriffs seat won by Garrett (Dew.) defeating incumbent by over 7,500. Lorimer Haven elected in congressional districts while Madden loses to Martin Emrich amid Pennsylvania results. Savannah to host a large American Cigar factory as contracts finalize with Guckenheimer estate.

Cook County Sherifnd Healy Garrett Dew Lorimer Haven Madden Martin Emrich Savannah American Cigar Company Guckenheimer

Ely’s Cream Aids Catarrh and Cold Relief

A vintage ad claims Ely’s Cream quickly relieves catarrh and cold symptoms. It describes nasal application that soothes membranes and promotes drying. Large 69 cents, or 1 cent postage by mail from Ely G. Peters, Warren Street, New York.

Ely Mal Ely Warren Street

Georgia Legislature: General Appropriations Bill Introduced

Mr. Davis of Meriwether, chairman of appropriations, introduced the general appropriations bill in the Georgia House. The bill sets 1908 as the single year for funding and lists salaries for state officials, plus substantial sums for state institutions and a public utility franchise tax proposal.

Davis Meriwether Atlanta Mr. Davis Committee On Appropriations House Hall Capital Supreme Court Superior Court Solicitors General Academy For the Blind School For the Deaf State Sanitarium State University At Athens School of Technology Georgia Normal and Industrial College Noth Georgia Agricultural College State Normal School Athena Negro College Savannah Department of Agriculture Soldiara

Clay reelected Senator by Georgia Legislature

Hon A S Clay of Cobb County was re elected to the United States Senate for a six year term by the Georgia General Assembly with only three votes against him two in the House and one in the Senate The final ballot will be in a joint session today and Clay will address the body after the vote The Republican alternative was Veter Johnson marshal for the northern district who received the three opposing votes

Georgia Atlanta Senate House of Representatives Clay Cobb County United States Ceorgia General Assembly House Toasy Senator Clay Veter H. Johnson

Bears the Tha Kind You Have Bought

The fragment presents a phrase likely about a purchase or item, but contains insufficient context to identify people, places, or organizations. It reads as a truncated caption or note, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.

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