Honor Roll A Splendid Showng Athens Public Schools
Honor Roll reports from Meigs and Oconee Street, Washington Street, and other Athens schools list students by grade under teachers Miss Roper, Miss Rawls, Miss Chandler, Miss Kennard, Miss Patman, Miss Bird, Miss Hallie Hodgson, Miss Whaley, Miss Newton, and D. L. Earnest. The October honor rolls highlight improved attendance, regulation, and condition across the city schools.
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Athens
Meigs
Miss Rawls
Minnie Eberhart
Mabel Myers
Hilliard Shellnut
Erwin Vonderau
Roy Witner
Deal Few
Frank Hodgson
Miss Chandler
Illie Hunnicutt
Edwin Cobb
George Oates
Newton Whittenburg
Helen Wilson
Rosa Strange
Annie Freeman
Eston Eppes
Andrew Erwin
Myrtle Myers
Myrtle Lou Power
Clifford Quillian
Miss Kennard
Pearl Williams
Evie Webb
Cora Wallace
Luphelia Towns
Cordelia Thornton
Mattie Saye
Lizzie Saye
Lizzie McKinnon
Annie Griffeth
Katie Felton
Ira Cooper
Mamie Brown
Pearl Bernstein
Alonzo Dudley
Cleveland McDorman
Garland Huggins
Gay Butler
W.shington Street School
Miss C. Patman
Minnie Lee Hawks
Lillian Ramsey
Ethel Olive
Sadie Murray
John Butler
Marvin Conaway
Robert Saye
Hallie Hodgson
Neely Watkins
Flora McCormack
Mark Cooper
Ida Say
Blanche Saye
Walter Hodgson
Maggie Bennett
May Patterson
Harvey Weatherly
Belle Seagraves
Goldie Eberhart
John Elliot
Pearl Massey
Annie Elliott
George Cox
Gracie Palmer
Harry Dearing
Hugh Huggins
Lee Morris
Sarah Wolff
Eula Barrett
Will Scott
Jobo Burch
D. L. Earnest
David Conger
Fritz Hodgson
Tinsley Rucker
Nellie Burbank
Lottie Barry
Emma Eavinicutt
Rosa Maddox
E. 8. Brown
Estelle Booth
Irene Hubbard
Jessie Jackson
Lonah Webb
Mary Lou Weir
Democrats Rally for County Officers in Banks Primary
The county votes on a primary for county officers as Democrats promise to back the Ordinary, Clerk, and County Treasurer and single out any officers who joined the Third party. A full ticket will be field in Banks County with the election set for the 16th. An English Spavin Liniment ad touts a horse blemish cure offered by Dr. E. S. Lyndon in Athens, Ga.
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Banks County
Sweeney
King
Lyndon
Athens
Texas
Austin
George W. Littlen
Joseph Nolle
Borgia
Clarer County
Ditie
Sohai
Qranares
de. Brown
Ier
Sasha
Herrington
Ordinary
Georgia elections Name changes in solicitor general roles
Hon Richard B Russell of Atlanta was unanimously re elected Solicitor-General Western circuit. In Augusta circuit Boykin Wright withdrew and W H Davis of Burke was elected unanimously. Bruns wick and Eastern circuits re elected. W W Fraser beat T D Rockwell 104 to 98. W J Pirkle struck with paralysis and likely death.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Charles H. Brand
Gwinnett
Richard B. Russell
Augusta
Boykin Wright
W. H. Davis
Burke
Robert Falligant
W. W. Fraser
T. D. Rockwell
Joel L. Sweat
W. G. Brantley
Brunswick
George F. Gober
George R. Brown
Blue Ridge
Beverly D. Evans, Jr
Middle Circuit
J. M. Griggs
Pataula
W. J. Pirkle
Forsyth County
A Villainous Alitempi Wrecks Train in West Virginia
PARKERSBURG reports a bold attempt to wreck train No. 647 on the Baltimore and Ohio line at Ruley's Siding near the Central station. Switch pins pulled, cars derailed, yet only minor bruises among passengers. Delays followed as track damage was repaired. Also in brief, Ormonde sent to Rothschild for sales, and Jake Winters dies after 25 years of unwashed vow in Nevada.
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West Virginia
Ruby’s Siding
Parkersburg
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Ruley’s Siding
Central Station
Rally Planned by Clark and Republican Clubs in Abilene
In Abilene on Friday night the Taylor County Republican league and the Clark club with 400 members will host a grand rally and torchlight procession in support of J Clark for governor. E J McDowell seeks attorney general and A G Malloy aims for another post in the slate.
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Clarkites
Abilene
Taylor County Republican League Club
Clark Club
J Clark
E. J. McDowell
Eral
A. G. Malloy
Abican
Wreck survivors recount Roumania disaster and lax repairs
Lisbon Times interview with Lieutenant Rooke and Captain Hamilton from the Roumania wreck near Cape Farialagod describes poor ship repairs and officers who failed to warn passengers or aid boats. They recount the ship stranding at four knots, a near-shorelide, a collapse, and brutal postwreck recovery including injuries among Lascar sailors and pillaging of cargo.
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Loxpow
Lisbon
The
Times
Roumania
Cape Farialagod
Rooke
Cartain Hamilton
Hamilton
Lascar
Captain Hamilton
Peniche
Eloping Couple Flee to Saint Louis Followed by Husband
Gainesville Georgia and St Louis reports tell of carpentry contractor G W Cooper who left a year ago for Tallapoosa and eloped with Mrs D C Fox a married woman. Mr Fox pursued and wired Cooper was under arrest but the couples will be left to settle. Fox and wife originally from Connecticut. details unfold in St Louis with naming of locations and persons.
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Gainesville
G W Cooper
Tallapoosa
D C Fox
St Lesis
Fox
Cooper
Mr. Fox
Be &T. Louis
Connecticut
Righteous Clash at Spurgeon Tabernacle Over Immersion Belief
In Loxney a heated scene erupted at Spurgeon's Tabernacle as Rev. Dr. Pierson of Philadelphia presided. An immersionist challenged Pierson on baptism, sparking a raucous ejection attempt. Police-like chaos followed with push and pull, while women sobbed and the crowd reassessed Pierson's ten month plans.
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Loxney
Pierson
Philadelphia
Spurgeon
Tabernacle
Dr. Pierson
States
James
Thomas Spurgeon
Governor Boyd Urges Neb Democrats to Back Weaver
Governor Boyd writes to Nebraska Democrats urging support for Weaver electors and the party nominees for the legislature. He cites consultations with national leaders, aims to move Nebraska from the Republican column, and stresses backing to elect Paddock’s successor and to influence the Senate for Cleveland’s four-year term.
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Nebraska
Weaver
Muana
Boyd
People’s Party
United States
Paddock
Cleveland
Senate
Shot in Mexico A Garza Adherent Executed by Court Martial
In Mexico a follower of revolutionary Garza was tried by court martial, condemned to death, and shot by soldiers near San Antonio Texas. A. C. Durango, once editor of La Brisa, was killed for armed rebellion. he had been visiting when arrested. His planned marriage to a Mesianorita from San Antonio was noted.
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Garza
MoxtereEy
A. C. Durango
la Brisa
Revolutionary Papers
Acamget
San Antonio
Tex
Midai
Mexico
San Ani
Quay predicts Harrison victory without New York
A Republican HQ release quotes Senator Mat Quay stating New York’s vote is not needed for Harrison to win. He asserts Connecticut and other states will deliver the victory, reflecting on the campaign and its assumed electoral map amid misprints and garbled text.
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Harrison
New York
Mat Quay
Reputliven Cnet
Connecticut
Jana
Has the Third Party Tipped the Electoral Balance?
Washington November 2 Editor Dunning of the Peoples party national organ argues a deal may exist between Weaver managers and Republicans to swing electors to Harrison if neither Cleveland nor Harrison wins 223 electoral votes. He claims Weaver electors would support Harrison to prevent a House election, and populists might dictate House organization in the next Congress if they hold the balance of power.
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Washington
Dunning
People’s Party
Weaver
Nser
Cleveland
Harrison
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Kansas
Wreck Report Near Manitou Island Believed Gilcher Sunk
Curcaco reports a large white steamer foundered near Manitou Island at the head of lake Michigan. The missing vessel is feared to be the W H Gilcher, sister to the Western Reserve, which vanished in lake Superior with all hands. The Gilcher carried about twenty five crew and may have gone down Friday or Saturday amid heavy gales. Evidence includes wreckage and a bottom-up schooner found near the area, with uncertainty about the vessel’s identity.
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Curcaco
Manitou Island
Lake Michigan
W. H. Gilcher
Western Reserve
Milwaukee
Gilcer
Lake Superior
Manitou
Dennis
Notable Civil War Leader backs Cleveland candidacy
Minneapolis born John P. Rea former Grand Army Commander favors Cleveland. Other items report Fort Valley ice project delays, telegraph wire vandalism between Washington and Lincolnton, Democratic party shifts in Upson county, and a push to elect county commissioners in Chatham.
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John P. Rea
Minneapolis
The
Grand Army
Cleveland
Fort Valley
Upson County
Chatham
Simmy Postell
Times-Recorder
Americus
Wilkinson County
Sgorden
Judge Twiggs
John D. Berry
Newnan
Europe
Paris
Holy Land
Sadie Scanlan Sister of Comedian Dies at 56
Sadie Scanlan also known as Mrs George Brennan sister of William J Scanlan the Irish comedian died at her home 322 East 123d Street New York She had been ill with a cold since Thursday Her husband an actor in her company left her bedside briefly and returned to hear her singing Nearer My God to Thee and found her dead Born 1867 in Hartford Conn she was educated in Chicago and studied music at the Casino Her brother Scanlan notes she leaves a four year old son and had just completed a successful tour through southern states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sadie Scanlan
Wm. J. Scanlan
Bloomingdale Asylum
East 123d Street
Miss Scanlan
George Brennan
Mr. Brennan
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
Franchelli
Casino
Av Ure
aRee
People’s Theater
Bloomington
Scanlan
Brennan
Curicuna Remedies Rebuild Hair After Scalp Disease
A reader from Sorrento Lake County Florida reports severe scalp crusting itching and hair loss. After trying several remedies they used Curicuma Curicuna Soar and Currcura Resolvent from a book and recovered, praising the products and recommending them to others.
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Miss Roper
Mary Ann Coleman
Rufus Burch
Frank Rhodes
Eddie Rhodes
Hoyt Pitner
Claud Yearwood
Willie Spencer
Janie Yearwood
Will Reid Orr
Oconee Street
A. Patman
Nancy Benedict
Gracie Watson
Jesse Walls
Willie Murray
Halle Olive
Sallie Sue
Lela Brown
Albert Harper
Gracie
E. Thornton
Nellie Harrison
Mamie Meadowcroft
Annie May Blair
Nellie Christy
Harry Joiner
Jessie Webb
Eunice Ramsey
James Wright
Jim Mealor
Barney Sisk
Coke Garrison
Bertha Seagraves
F. Bird
Ruby Barrett
Maggie Elliott
Ida Streckfuss
Massie Bell Sage
Sammie McDonald
Nettie Wright
Maude Seagraves
Joe Burch Graily Hale
Mamie Patat
Dora Harper
Max Adams
Florence Hale
Freud Giles
Mamie Seagraves
Western Circuit
Castoria
Alitempi
San Francisco
William O. B
MauPsnonsh
Rothschild
London
California
Carson
Nev
Jake Winters
Carson Valley
Politics IN
Aater Jones
Laxta
Senstor Jones
Chan Jones
First Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
London Times
ST. Lous
Loris
George W. Fors Carpenter
Georgia
Barrigan
Cora
George W Cooper
St. Louis
Ghouteau Avenue
Atox
Illinois
William McAdams
Fraysrort
Ind
Amos Heavilon
Perdue University
Hea
Anl
Grewenal Russell
Uogeses
Boston
Mass
Yellowstone
Sistige
MA. Quay
da&, & Lyodon
Aihene
New Oxntrans
New Orleansa
Daca Far Tng
Eeea
Julia Carlton
Y.M.C
Lincolnton
Franklin
Berry
Savannah
Fred Waldburg
Joe Haggard
Haggard
Waldburg
Jersey City
Goy[Chamberlain
South Carolinea
Richmond
Fall River
Gladstone
Southern Oil Company
American Oil Company
Henry Cohen
Richmond, Clothier
Mhalers
Genuine
Sweet Sadie
William J. Scanlan
Park Place
Tutt
M. A. Cheney
Balanha
Alls
Fayette
CoTicuna
Potrzm Drvna and
CuTicuRa
Claes
Medicinal Ao
Harter Medicine CO
Family Bibles
D. W. Mgregor
Burka
Wif
G. R. Lombard & Co
Court of Ordinery
Rabun County
Poon
Ens
Clarke County
W. B. Thomas
Milledge Avenue
Don Taylor
J. H. Seears
Reynolds
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