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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1901

Page

2

Miller of Merrimac appears as witness in court

The court of inquiry greets a sunlit day as Admiral Dewey and other officers appear. Commander James M. Miller testifies he assumed command of the Merrimac April 11 at Norfolk and describes coal loads, speed limits, weather effects, and log entries from the voyage to Santiago. He recalls a break in May 26 and notes rough seas and navigational details while under Admiral Bailey's flying squadron.

Capt. Evans Wasmunatoy Schley Court of Inquiry Admiral Dewey Lemley Hanna Mr. Hanna Bob Soon Miller Merrimac Bintingo Jewell Minnea 3 Buard Doyle Brooklyn Evans Iowa Hobson Santiago Comrador Sutherland Cervera Otonfuegos Dee Water James M. Miller Admiral Bciley Norfolk Lambers’s Point Csinery Chinery Bocarom Cellier Theusetts Certs Arm Bantiago Proicna Raynor Raynor Fry Texas Cape Peteia Pallipe Mr. Raynor O Cervera Captait Miller Oteufaogos

Court hears sailors on rough voyage near May dates

A witness describes rough seas and limited coaling options near May 5 and May 26 during the voyage, noting smoother weather eastward toward the Isle of Pines and difficulties at Ceudadge or Ceualgo locations. The exchange mentions the Merrimac and Admiral Dewey noting no temper, followed by a lunch break.

THREE KILLED IN WRECK ON N Y H & H LINE

Three killed and two seriously injured in a head on freight train collision on the Berkshire division of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad at Long Hill Connecticut. Names given include E Burns Gustafeen brakeman Nally engineer Holt and fireman Hane. Both engines and many cars were derailed blocking traffic. European dispatch notes Madrid celebration of the 1368 revolution with clashes between Republicans and police leaving several wounded including three demonstrators and two officers.

New York New Haven Hartford Barporrorr Conn Berkshire New York, New Haven and Hartford Long Hill E Burns Es Gustafeen Nally Holt Hane

Oil Well Gashes 900 Feet Near Jennings

A Welsh Louisiana dispatch reports an oil well near Jennings gashing 900 feet today. The derrick sustained damage and machinery was partially wrecked. Local details are scarce but the incident is noted as a significant oil site mishap.

Welsh Jennings Maya

Botha's 1600 Boer Attack on Portitala Ends with Heavy Losses

A 1600 strong Boer force led by General Botha attacked Portitala on Sept 24 near Zululand. The garrison suffered severe losses including one officer and 11 men killed, five officers and 38 wounded, 63 missing, and Boer commandant Opperman plus 19 burghers killed.

Portitala Opperman Durpan Natal Botha Zululand Nemal Botua

New Industries Reported In the South This Week

The Tradesman lists numerous new ventures including a $25,500 brickworks in Tallahassee Florida a $40,500 canning factory in Mc Clellanville South Carolina a $100,000 coal mining company in Montgomery Alabama a $150,000 coal mining company in Nashville Tennessee and several other plants mills and factories across the south such as an ice factory in Wake Forest North Carolina a lumber company in Whitfield Florida planing mills in Mobile Alabama and a telephone system in Dublin Georgia.

South Onatlaxcona Tallahassee Fla McClellanville 8. C Montgomery Ala Nashville Venn Tuscaloos Maxton Columbus Wetumpka Bennettsville Bog Dickens, Tenn Mg Ooslang Tanner Company Chattan + foresteclington N. C Charleston 8. O LaFollette Tenn Ala Shoe Avondale Als Wake Forest Yahala Whitfeld Brunawick Harriman Tetin Penaacula Unattanoona Jullico Mobile Uberaw 3. O Jasper Tuslahoms Feyn Dublin

Tragedy Near Montgomery Kills Two Negro Men

Two Black men Mack Williams and his son die after their wagon collides with train No 1 at the Hayneville crossing west of Montgomery. The accident occurs as they return from selling a cotton load, witnesses describe the wagon in front of the oncoming train. The day also reports on Alabama counties adopting a new constitution and pension figures in North Carolina.

Montgomery Ala Hayneville Crossing Mobile and Louisville and Nashville City Louisville Mack Williams Lowndes County Mobile Tbs Athas Wage Nordes Alabama Brwnanam J. ©. Pugh State Democratic Campaign Committee Sol Aly Eiosk Pugh Agate

Cascarets Candy Ad Claims Distinctive C C C Mark

An old advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic with the slogan C C C on every tablet. It warns against bulk sales and fraud, urging buyers to seek the exact product from all druggists at 10 cents. The terse copy emphasizes the brand mark and authenticity.

Miners Wage Scale Report Accepted by Referee Clark

Knoxville reports Judge C D Clark’s wage scale findings accepted by W R Fairley and Hywel Davies. Hours fixed as a work day with no wage changes. miners gain three fifths on mine ray, yardage work unchanged, one payday monthly. Some sought a nine hour day. new scale takes effect Oct 1 in Jet Hole district.

Knoxville C. D. Clark Chattanooga W. R. Fairley Hywel Davies Jet Hoo Coal Creek Oliver Springs

Montgomery Y M G A to receive $14000 for Y M C A program

North philanthropist plans to donate fourteen thousand dollars to Montgomery Alabama Y M C A. The gift includes a mansion and equipment for the Y M A facility and a future building, with further funding commitments and property transfers to support expanded work. Separately Edward Lyle is adjourned on a murder charge with intent to plead to larceny.

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