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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1905

Page

2

Letter Lie List of unclaimed notices at the Ang post office

The Ang post office lists unclaimed letters with a one cent extra charge. Males and females with a long roster include Barnes, Blackburn, Crawford, Corbett, Davis, Davis, Dearman, Eberhart, Elise, Frank, Gina, Hayes, Herring, Jackson, Kelley, King, McWilliams, Plumb, Richards, Rochester, Segraves, Simmons, Shackleford, Sommers, Thomas, Wilson, Woods, Yarbrough, and many others. Names span males and females plus miscellaneous entries and a foreign name Poll. Fleming P M.

Barnes D. B Blackburn A. T Crawford T. W Corbett John Daniel J. L Davis J. H Walter Dearman H. A Eberhart Willie Elise Frank Emil Gina Jack Hayes George R Haygood B. G Herring Jackson W. C Pamison A. M Kelley O. A Woods, C. W Yarbrough, H Yarbrough, Roy

Prayer Meetings of Presbyterians Held at Homes

The Presbyterian church postpones worship while its house is under remodeling. This week’s prayer meeting occurs tonight at 8 o clock in the Parsonage at 13 Hull Street. All are invited.

The Presbyterian Church Hull Street

Departmental teaching system launched at Washington Street School

At the start of the school year Washington Street School adopted a departmental system in high school grades. Eighth through tenth grade classes are taught by Prof. Harper in Latin Greek and History Miss Barrow in Mathematics and Miss Thornton in English. Early results show strong student progress and broad approval from scholars and board.

Washington Street Harper Clara Barrow Lula Thornton Miss Barrow Miss Thornton

Sunset Storm Vision Over City Ends In Quiet Reflections

A reader recalls a dramatic sunset storm over the city with blazing skies and electric cloud formations. The piece compares the scene to Wordsworth and ends with a note on home and the city’s beauty after the shower.

Wordsworth

Fine Printing The Bancar Let Gn Fine Prietings

The fragment shows garbled OCR text with phrases like fine printing and bank related terms. It lacks clear people places or events to frame a coherent news item. No verifiable entities or dates are readable for a concise summary.

Joking Tragedy Ends In Self Inflicted Gunshot

Frank Dawley a 30 year old New Rochelle mechanic shot himself in the right temple at his East Port Chester home and died. Dawley had a wife two children and had previously wounded neighbor William Wason in the thigh three weeks earlier but was not arrested. A joke about Wason dying triggered Dawley to act after his wife removed the revolver. he retrieved it and ended his life.

New Rochelle N. Y Frank Dawley East Port Chester Dawley William Wason Wason

Chicken Coop a Home for Hogan Family in Verona

In Verona New Jersey on October 3 a dilapidated chicken coop served as shelter for Matilda Hogan and her five children aged up to ten. Neighbors found them destitute and Italian neighbors provided food from their gardens while the elder children slept on a loft floor. Webb Mitchell, Overseer of the Poor, said the poor fund is exhausted and aid was unavailable.

Verona N. J Matilda Hogan Cedar Grove Hogan Webb Mitchell

Presbyterian to Build Chapel on Park Street

The Presbyterian denomination plans a chapel on Park street in the western city area to serve a growing population with Sunday school facilities. A portion of lumber from the remodeling project will fund the new chapel, to be built this fall for winter use.

Park Street

Ancestry of Theodore Roosevelt Drawn from Knickerbocker and Southern Lines

The National Magazine piece traces Theodore Roosevelt’s lineage to Martha Bulloch and the Knickerbocker families, linking his character to a mix of Scottish royal blood, Dutch founders, and southern Cavalier ancestors. It recounts Martha Bulloch’s Southern pride, the Roosevelt-Du Veaux alliance, and a mob incident over a Confederate flag during the Civil War era.

Martha Bulloch Baillie Irvine Royal House of Scotland Roosevelt Edward VII England de Veaux Chevalier de Veaux Georgia Bullochs Theodore Roosevelt Bruce San Juan's Heights Philadelphia Mr. Roosevelt Martha Bulloch Roosevelt North South

Dixon named secretary of Athens Mutual Fire Insurance

Mr. R B Dixon leaves Mutual Life and Industrial Association of Georgia to serve as secretary of the Athens Mutual Fire Insurance Company replacing A L Brooks who advances to vice president and general manager. Major H H Carlton serves as company president as business expands necessitating more staff.

R. B. Dixon Mutual Life and Industrial Association of Georgia Athens Mutual Fire Insurance Company Dixon A. L. Brooks Major H. H. Carlton Athens

Lost pants in sleeper causes Denver delay

E. D. Hall of Omaha delayed through car passengers after his only pair of pants were stolen from a Pullman sleeper near Denver. Officials rushed to obtain a makeshift covering from a local store as the train halted. Hall cursed robbers and railroaders, lamenting the overly long replacement trousers and vowing to sleep with them under his pillow next time.

Denver Colo E. D. Hall Omaha Hall Burlington

Will of Coker Is Probated in Atlanta

The will of Francis M. Coker was probated in solemn form in Atlanta. Mrs. Sarah Coker is sole executrix and estate is kept intact for her lifetime. After her death the three children inherit in equal shares, with F. M. Coker Jr. eventually serving as executor and income paid to heirs semiannually. Major real estate includes 4500 to 5000 acres between St. Paul and Minneapolis. The will was probated by John L. Hopkins and Son.

Atlanta Francis M. Coker J. R. Wilkinson Coker Minneapolis John L. Hopkins and Son

Work on Presbyterian church progresses with front renovation

The Presbyterian church building is rapidly advancing in construction. The organ has been removed and stored in the city hall basement. Workers will remove the dome and bell tower and bring the front forward to align with the sidewalk. A Doric porch will be added and a basement entrance created for Sunday school rooms.

Athens High School Presbyterian Church City Hall

Carlton Sentenced to Prison Amid Mob Attack in Brooklyn

Frederick G. Carlton, convicted of three bigamy counts and grand larceny, received a 19 year term. Judge Aspinwall denounced him as a villain and swindler, while a hostile mob of about 600 outside the Brooklyn courthouse forced deputies to shield him from harm during transport to a street car.

New York Frederick G. Carlton Brooklyn Carlton Aspin Wall

Cotton bulls organize pool to push cotton prices higher

New Orleans, October 2. Frank B. Hayne, noted cotton bull operator, returns after three months on the New York Cotton Exchange floor and says the pool aiming to raise prices is the richest ever organized in America. He hints at non southern membership and asserts cotton will not fall below 10 cents next year. Hayne estimates the crop at 10 500 000 bales amid strong demand.

New Orleans Frank B. Hayne New York Cotton Exchange America Hayne

Leprosy Seen Across United States In 21 States

The article reports 278 defined leprosy cases across the United States in 21 states led by Louisiana with 155 cases and Georgia with a single case at Fort Screven. It notes immigration as a key source but says at least half contracted domestically. A proposal aims to create an asylum in New Mexico using an abandoned military reservation.

Louisiana Georgia Fort Screven United States Minnesota New Mexico Pappent Lopar

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