10 Oct 1893
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1893
Page
1
A man named Bob attempts to win Minna with a clever scheme during a summer evening. He recalls past encounters, her teasing mood, and his resolve to catch her attention through persistence and a risky idea sparked by the moments at the pump.
In a rural scene, Bob breaks down over losing the family farm and tells Minna he must give up the place. Amid tears he confesses sorrow for his parents and his own life while Minna vows to marry him despite the hardship.
Mrs Elizabeth Durham wife of Dr Spence Durham of Watkinsville is dead after extended suffering from severe burns following a cab accident. Her husband is blind and unable to assist, a neighbor aided her, and she passed away around four this morning. The bereaved couple had lived together about sixty four years and were known for faith in God amid frailty.
In a Montreal Star excerpt, Lt Jack Colville writes to his fiancée from the front, praising courage while a hidden Arab wounds him. His letter and death at Suakin bind Violet to memory as Colonel Branks holme delivers the grim news and later provides quiet support to the bereaved family.
Early morning blaze at the old town hall in Athens destroys the Athens Carriage and Wagon Works and several citizen buggies. Firemen prevent further damage to nearby buildings. origin of fire unknown and losses partly insured. Firm leaders Patat Marbury and Benson receive community sympathy. Building belonged to A. P. Henley.
A fragment discusses people begrudging money for a plaster brand, portraying skepticism about expense to ease pain. The text references a monk money, a local plaster product, and the idea of widespread spending to relieve discomfort.
In Luscois Nebraska on October 5 the Democratic state convention crushed the silver faction led by Congressman Bryan. Secretary Morten directed the repeal leadership from Washington. Bryan, who led his forces in person, was greatly chagrined and threatens to leave the party. It is rumored he seeks Populist Senate support.
Breckinridge returns from court to Staunton and declines comment on Miss Madeline Pollard's suit. He says he will answer charges at the proper time and asks supporters to suspend judgment until all facts are laid before them. He also notes no timing for a possible congressional run.
Decatur strikers of the Louisville and Nashville line acknowledge defeat and seek reemployment at reduced wages. Local L and N officials here were advised that workers in Decatur were ready to return to their old positions. Also noted is distress on the Sea Islands with Miss Clara Barton reporting Red Cross work underway.
In Braver Fatts Pa on Oct 7 Senator Quay said he would vote for unconditional repeal of the Sherman amendment as the back legislation. Suits Against Many Papers. Prressure Oct 7 Tyndale Palmer of Philadelphia sues four newspapers and hundreds of others through Associated Press. Large Everson stable on Third near Green destroyed by fire with forty five horses burned. Grzzswoos Oct 5 South We cordially invite all weekly subscribers to Athens Bar office to settle subscriptions and pay dues.
A mixed update notes Captain Hailer of the Wordsworth disputing Sarah Bernhardt. He cites Admiral Mello’s bombardment and a claim about shot cargo bound for New York. The dispatch also mentions other varied items from New York to Missouri and Boston including a murder case and a charity concert.
A mixed rail and weather bulletin notes fares down for the World’s Fair and a Wemphis strike nearing end. Reports cover a cyclone in Union county Arkansas and fatalities, yellow fever in Jessup, and a large Louisiana Alabama storm death toll.
Fond memories of Mrs Gaulding spread through Winterville as neighbors recall her many good traits and longtime religious devotion. The obituary notes she embraced Methodism as a child and spent a life guided by faith, with death described as the crown of life.
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