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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1892

Page

9

Col Morton Denies Jury Commission Involvement In Revision

Clarke county concerns arise over names in the jury box as Col Morton denies being a jury commissioner and claims he had no role in the revision. Bassler reporter questions Morton and a political context unfolds with Democratic campaigning and support. A New York World fund for the Democratic campaign is also noted with a letter from Dr Edwin D. Newton of Athens requesting subscriptions.

Col. W. Q. Yi T Ani Merton Edwin D. Newton World's Fund New York Newton Athens Gailac New York World Grover Epwim D. Newtons Olcemocratic Party

Appreciation for Second Apostist church pastor gift

On Wednesday night Rev. B. F. Elliott pastor of the Second Apostist church received a large, grateful reception from younger members and many visitors. A donation party brought flour, meat, hams, sugar and coffee to bless him and his family. The fund was raised by numerous congregants as thanks for his service. The group cites a biblical blessing for charitable acts and rewards.

B. F. Elliott Secondapsist Church

Glanders Case Stalls Over Horse Disease Question

A dispute in Charley Weatherly’s case centers on a horse alleged to have glanders or cot. The city council set a committee to examine the animal, but the panel could not decide the ailment, and Mayor Tuck dismissed the matter.

Charley Weatherly Weatherly Tuck

Atkinsones Replies on Georgia Political Tour

Georgia reply by Mrs Lease and Gen Weaver criticized for injuring Democrats and the people. Atkinson counters that Weaver spoke in Waycross Columbus Albany and Macon with only minor incidents while false egg stories and alleged capitol scenes are denied. He predicts a Georgia Democratic victory by 40 000 to 50 000 next Wednesday.

Georgia Lease Ger. Weaver Waycross Columbus Albany Weaver Gen. Weaver Macon State Capitol Atkinson Atlanta Northen People’s Party of the People of People’s Party

Castoria Advertised Through Generations In Rhyme

A vintage promotional verse extols Castoria as the remedy from infancy to motherhood, claiming constant use from baby through childbearing years and into grandparenting stages, highlighting enduring trust in the brand.

Good News From Oconee County Democracy Safe

In Athens, a prominent Oconee Democrat met with a Third party leader. The Democrat estimates a 300 vote majority for Democracy, while the Third party leader predicts about 150 for his ticket. The shift suggests Oconee remains solid for Democracy after recent Third party claims of a three to one advantage.

Oconee Oconee County Athens Coonee

Marriage Vows Enacted at Hymenial Altar Near Athens

Thursday at two o clock a wedding occurred at the residence of Mrs. M L Sansom about three miles from Athens. The ceremony united Mrs. Sansom and Mr R C Roberts of Jackson county in the presence of Rev L ER Gwaltney First Baptist church pastor. A second marriage followed Wednesday night in Norcross as Mr Frank Edwards wed Miss Born, a daughter of Norcross, with congratulatory showers for the couple.

M. L. Sansom Athens Norcross Mr. Edwards J. G. M. Edwards

Direct Trade Plan Draws Support Across Southern States

A excerpted message by I W Avery outlines a direct trade push linking Georgia Florida and major railways to boost freight exports imports and passenger travel between the South and Europe. Florida joins with Plant System and East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia to back the plan while Chicago vies for continental commercial leadership. The effort aims to promote Southern advantages in Europe via illustrated pamphlets and co op railroad action to attract foreign visitors for the Chicago exposition and strengthen South’s share of postwar travel and trade.

Georgia Florida East Tennessee, Virginia Chicago Europe New York London Paris Vienna Stovall South United States

Not His Wife Reveals Hart Tragedy Confusion

Cascosati Sept 26 A strange story surfaces about the Hart tragedy in El Paso Texas. Initial reports claimed J L Hart killed his wife and himself and perhaps a child. It now appears the dead woman was not his wife. His real wife lives in Cascosati with her brother at 615 Vine Street. Hart fired two shots at himself and another report notes he hoped to settle soon.

Cascosati Hart el Paso Texas J. L. Hart Henry Schwab Vine Street

New York Reports Suspected Cholera Case

A 22 year old ship worker Philip Mundes chenk of 666 Eleventh avenue was suspected of cholera after falling ill Monday night. He was taken to a hospital and quarantine officers reported two new cases on board the Scandia and the Bohemia, with arrivals at 11 55 aboard the tug Evarts en route to quarantine. News notes also include a court decision on a gerrymander case in Madison and Governor McKinley speech reactions.

New York Down the Bay Philip Mundeschenk Eleventh Avenue Eastman’s Recep Evarts Roennia Jenkins

Debates Planned Across Seventh District After October Fifth

Hunters report thick deer in Sand Hill woods and 50 miles of graded Floyd county turnpike. A cigar factory to be started in A stock company with $6,000. Judge Maddox and John Sibley plan joint debates in every Seventh district county after October 5. Walton, a Houston county mill man, was arrested for vagrancy and fined $5. Architect Baldwin to visit Savannah to plan cathedral improvements costing about $40,000. Local letters describe shifts in party loyalties and a Georgia corn oddity, with diamond rumors near Gainesville and deer hunting in the Brunswick area.

Sand Hill Floyd County A. Stock Company Maddox Congress John Sibley J.A. Walton Houston County Mm Wacon Walton Baldwin Baltimore Savannah Buchanan W. W. Williams Georgia United States McBride Cleveland Gum Spring Academy Tweed Oescak Gainesville Whatley Assistan J. W. Marchbans M.L Cason Warred East Tennessee Brunswick Claude C. Western Albany Jesup California Mr. Wetmore Oregon Rome Lord Beresford Jake Moore Turmer Walter S. Beresford Sidney Diccelles Chattanooga

Curious chicken birth to be inspected at Griffin

A Griffin resident reports a peculiar hatch in which a chick emerged from the back of its egg, while the rest of its body remains covered. The tale adds local color to a string of curious items from across the region.

Colonel Thurman Griffin Ed’son Little Kitty Calhoun Macon Baldwin Jones Twiggs County Baldwin San Twiggs Old Twiggs Contque Ot Jones

White Caps Threaten Farmers in Cocke County

Reports from Cocke county detail actions by a so called White Caps group moving their base to the county. Notices threaten farmers who do not depart within ten days with severe punishment and possible violence. In Nashville the Chesapeake and Nashville railroad sale is noted, and a band of unknown origin is mentioned in Johnson City.

England Southern Homes Ludden’ & Bates Southern Music House

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