Timing and Plumbing. D. W. Bailey
Timing and plumbing notice for D. W. Bailey located at 223 Washington Street in the Holman Building.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1899
Page
7
Timing and plumbing notice for D. W. Bailey located at 223 Washington Street in the Holman Building.
London reports claim Boers crossed the border before the ultimatum deadline, signaling a move toward war. British forces at Ladysmith and Dundee brace for Boer attacks while Natal frontier towns, Mafeking, and Candy Clough see rising anxiety and troop movements.
Recounting that after the Civil War Professor Hunter ran a school for Confederate soldiers under thirty at Rock College. The piece notes the school’s good work until Governor Bullock suspended it and suggests Winnie Davis Memorial Hall could be established there for Georgia’s Confederate veterans' descendants to learn teaching.
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A century-old Black woman was found unconscious and unable to speak beside a ditch near the Bloomfield residence Tuesday night. Police housed her at city hall while seeking her identity and possible relatives, noting possible abandonment and tracks of horse and wagon at the scene.
Lawrenceville Ga Oct 11 The city court Judge S J Winn acquits Mrs Nanny Tomlin et al charged with riot after a short trial The prosecutor Gordon testified she horsewhipped him in Bu ford while her brother and father watched The defendant claimed provocation from Gordon slandering her The jury deliberated about five minutes with a not guilty verdict Also appears garbled ad text for kidney and ader remedies from Binghamton New York
A miscellany of vivid items recounts convicts in California wearing red shirts as marks of failed escapes and sharp discipline, tales of prison guards and escape risks, a flat living joke about families, and old English bear and bull baiting lore alongside a tavern anecdote showing rustic bravado and a hazardous punch.
The Chattanooga News profiles Reaves Wood, son of Athens Superintendent W L Wood, as a telegraph prodigy who rose from Atlanta Western Union at 14 to lead AP circuits. At 23 he is described as among the world’s most skilled operators with a career including Chicago AP offices, Chattanooga work, and leadership roles in the AP and Southern AP formations.
Charlie DuBignon, a former University football star, has been elected captain of The Poughkeepsie Business College eleven. The prior captain died from a severe head injury in a practice game, and DuBignon succeeded him.
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