Local Politics on the Ballot in Riverside County
In Riverside area elections details outline local political races with key candidates and polling dates. The piece notes community impact and turnout expectations as residents prepare to vote.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1891
Page
4
In Riverside area elections details outline local political races with key candidates and polling dates. The piece notes community impact and turnout expectations as residents prepare to vote.
A garbled OCR shows political maneuvering in Atlanta concerning prohibition and anti-barroom forces. Mentions a proposed ticket, potential withdrawals, and railroad leagues shaping the city race with talk of a new campaign strategy.
The article notes the death of Senator Maston O Neal and describes tributes from the General Assembly and local officials. It mentions his long service in Devatur County politics, including roles as mayor and state senator, and commemorates his influence and character.
In Atlanta the Episcopalians debate a state bishop election while Senate bills move on pension relief by issuing 500000 in annual bonuses to fund pensions and shift excess to schools. Hardeman backs the plan as lawmakers see it reducing tax burdens and funding education.
A blaze at the corner of Hudson and Dominick streets leaves three dead Mrs Annie Murphy 82 Miss Kate Dunn 22 and Josephine Ryan 5 and two badly burned including two Toohey children. Firefighter Matthew Murphy rushes in to search for his wife and children as others escape down the fire escape.
Rev W W Wadsworth of St Johns Methodist church stirred Augusta with a sermon denouncing upper class women for wearing cutaway dresses and engaging in revelry at receptions and outings He described train party drinking and a local euchre scene as moral failings and warned against the erosion of southern home life.
A report from Atlanta dated October 5 describes plans for a new higher education university to serve whites in Georgia modeled after Stanford. Northern investors seek a site between Decatur and Atlanta near the Georgia, Cronuna and Northern line and the Kirkwood area. An Atlanta architecture firm is designing the campus.
Ryan Company reopens under Steve Ryan as manager at a large downtown outlet. A high profile litigation prior drew crowds, with Judge Saber demanding order and Ryan briefly jailed. The piece notes summer heat driving crowds to the market and brisk bargains advertised.
John H. Parton, an American miner near Metztllar in the state of Mexico, brings word of a bloody Indian outbreak. Nearly 200 whites, men women and children, are said to have been killed as colonists clash with natives. Troops are en route to protect settlers amid rising violence and calls for government action.
Dr. H. Munk of Nevada Iowa says he has fifteen years practicing medicine and believes all medicines for bowels favor Huckleberry Cordial. This testimonial notes his authority and the remedy he endorses.
Callie Watson, a white resident of Providence infirmary, reports a lone assailant on Angier avenue struck her on the head with a rock and cut her throat with a knife, as white men fired at the attacker who fled into the woods. Police investigate while the case echoes a recent DeKalb county incident, raising fears of a Jack the Ripper copycat.
The Gann and Reaves versus Northeastern Railroad case is remanded to Clarke Superior Court for trial. The matter concerns minority stockholders alleging improper bonds and depreciation of their investment and may affect Athens and Georgia interests. The freight rate issue for Athens remains unsettled with potential court action if not resolved. city attorney Cobb continues talks with Haas to secure equal rates with Atlanta.
Buckierre Arnica Salve promises to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee no pay required. Price 25 cents. Sold by John Crawford & Co wholesale and retail druggists.
The London dock strike spreads with blacklegs and strikers clashing riskly, a large police force deployed to keep order. Sympathy strikes by car men and others follow, with the slogan Colored Driver Need Apply reflected in the unrest.
Cleveland's Minstrels arrived in Atlanta after a Lake City stop and drew strong crowds. The modern minstrel show replaces old favorites with a young, hardworking cast and received a warm reception last night.
Atlanta reports the senate unanimously passes Boiseuillet bill to stop railroads from boycotting rival lines after Calhoun temporarily withdraws opposition. Kemp bill opposed as unjust while Benner bill support shows no railroad hostility. Savannah strike ends with most workers rehired and new hands settling in.
The article advocates voting for a public clock in Athens. It argues the city, with its size and standing, should have a public timepiece free of expense and urges citizens to support Mayor W. Skiffin in establishing a clock.
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