Was He Robbed Two Men Arrested in Washington Street Robbery
Jackson county farmer John Lay tells Athens police he was robbed in daylight near the business district by two white men on Washington street. Major Dean and Charley Long were arrested after Lay reported the theft and a pistol and sheet ordeal, with Lay implying further gambling ties.
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Washington Street
John Lay
Dean
Charley Long
Lay
Jackson County
Athens
Peter Kinney
Kiiney
Davis
Ftory
Clinton Street
Rotigale
Orley Long
Kinney
Rural aid urged for Brunswick sufferers from drought
A Georgia editorial urges farmers and country churches to send provisions to Brunswick to help drought victims. It suggests meal meat flour and other foods, collected locally and shipped to the relief committee in Brunswick, with rural pastors appealing on Sundays.
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Georgia
Brurewick
Willigut
Brunswick
Iit
Ford
Brunsck
Brunswick Sufferers Relief Raised in Athens Acknowledgments
Athens responds generously to aid Brunswick sufferers with cash and provisions. By Thursday night about 1400 funds and supplies had been collected with later additions bringing the total to 216.50. Contributions include cash gifts from individuals and a broad stock of flour meal and coffee from local donors. A banner notice from Macon Georgia confirms provision waivers for Brunswick relief.
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Athens
Brunswick
Thomas Bailey
Mra T Cgrant
Sue Dereey
Mre
Jir Lyle
Hutchins
M A Calloway
Broad St. Colored School
A J Carey
Toal
MI Cellaneous
W D Griffith
James White
H H Hale
Joe Bernard
E E Jones and Co
Ed Turner
Henry Comer
Lon O’far- Tell
J H Beusse
JR Lyle
Max Joseph
Wms Rutherford
George A. Mel
WY Witcher
W R Fuct
M G Nicholson
Davison & Lowe
Macon
C. Hoge
Artificial palate enables Nellie Bullard to speak clearly
In Waxcross Georgia on October 12 Nellie Bullard aged 17 who was born mute now speaks fluently after a vulcanite rubber artificial palate obturator crafted by a local dentist. The device, given as a gift during a visit to Col R C Cannon, allows easy swallowing and gradual relief from embarrassment as she talks with friends.
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Waxcross
Nellie Bullard
Miss Bullard
Severa
Mira Bullard
Col. R. C. Cannon
Brunswick reports 42 new yellow fever cases and two deaths
In Brunswick Georgia the 24 hours ending at date show 42 new yellow fever cases and two fatalities. A severe rain and wind storm struck overnight. Supplies from New York are delayed while a large shipment from Georgia towns arrived today. Jos W. Smith, commissary chief, has returned home with a high fever.
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Brunswick, &S
Brunswick
New York
Georgia
Jos W. Smith
Safe Blowers At Bellton Ga Break In Store
Report from Bellton Georgia near Lula Junction of a Wednesday night burglary at the store of Mr Scroggins. Suspects described as unknown intruders entered the premises and fled without leaving note of motive or objects stolen. The incident is under local police investigation.
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Scroggins
Bellton
A Busy Patchwork of 19th Century News
A mixed update from across the U.S. and abroad notes Cuba celebrating independence Tampa, Savannah storm fears, Alabama gun depots, Brunswick relief, Mexican politics, Atlanta deaths, a New York freight train to Brunswick, a Georgia church dedication, wage disputes in coal counties, a Raleigh court case, a deadly railroad crossing in Atlanta, and multiple local incidents including fires, drownings, drownings, drownings.
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Tampa
Frdinand de Lesseps
Savannah
Alabama
Continuous Senate sitting extends into night with filibuster
Washington Oct 12 The Senate began a continuous session after 5 pm as Senator Cockrell finished his remarks and Senator Allen continued speaking into the night. At 6:05 pm Mr Dubois called for a vote, Voorhees opposed delaying tactics, and the Peffer amendment was eventually tabled amid lengthy debate.
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Senate
Nebraska Sena
Cockrell
Allen
Mr. Vorhees
Duboig
Voorhees
Idaho
Shetek
Dubois
Mr. Patee
Preas
Hoar
Eten
Peffer
Wolcott
Pelfer
Yeas
Ee Davin Iso Doli
Haale Bak
Iwi Ei
Ae Say
oMill cPherson
Manden Shualein
Ran- LY Squire
Harmony Grove Cotton Mills Visitors In Athens
Messrs C J Hood and G W D Harper traveled to Athens on Harmony Grove Cotton Mills business. Judge Coquitt a noted Apple Valley planter is in town. Dean Owens former Banks County sheriff circulated among friends. Henry Hardeman suffered loss when his crib with 40 bushels of corn and barn with fodder hay burned early Wednesday. stock survived the fire.
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Harsony
Grovey
C. J. Hood
G. W. D. ‘Harper
Athens
Harmony Grove
Judge Coquitt
Apple Valley
Dean Owens
Banks County
Henry, Hardeman
Washington notes and House actions in brief
Oct 12 brief from Washington and House proceedings recaps items: Ways and Means hearings to be printed, Cherokee strip qualification bill adopted, forest reservation protection bill advanced, Thurber leaves Washington for Dewalt, steamer Alert out of commission, paymaster embezzlement case sent to president for approval, and Victoria BC report on seal skins and sealing monopoly impacting US fishing rights.
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Washixgton
Henry T. Thurber
Dewalt
Thurber
United States
Ainsworth
Dhat
Sh Cosa Sullivan
U. U.S. SN
Atty
Herbert
Consul Myers
Victoria
B.C
Yoko
Prominent visitors and court case in Harmony Grove
From Harmony Grove Ga October 13 Rev W F Brock of Banks County visits the Grove Col James M Merritt a famed orator from Maysville is in town on business Messe McFadden & Co cotton buyers purchased a large lot of cotton Frank Rhinehardt of Maysville circulates among friends Will and Jack Norwood are tried for burning Henry Hardman’s barn with Will released on bond Jack sent to jail to await Superior Court Delinquent tax allocations for 1893 set by the county including indebtedness sheriff fees poor relief and other charges as ordered by the Ordinary HERILROTON. Ordinary a MrMinai NeaR Orlansy.
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Will
Jack Norwood
Squire Jordan
Henry Hardman
Pramary
Jehlora
Jehlora Or Other Office Re Thi Entitled ¢ Includ Stg Og Ena
Esina
Herilroton
Ordinary
MrMinai
Orlansy
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