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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1892

Page

7

Watson letter ties Watson to Buck and People's party plot

A sensational Thompson streets story in Augusta papers alleges circumstantial proof of Thomas Watson’s links with Boss Buck and the Republican party. A torn letter, pieced together by Thomson schoolgirls, implies funds and votes used to manipulate a Georgia district with People's party tickets and Harrison electors.

Augusta Tom Watson Boss Buck Republican Party Georgia Thomson Watson Buck Telegraph People’s Party Harrison D.N Sb. N.S D. N. Saunders People’ Party Atlanta Georgia Road Constitution Colonel Watson Charley McGregor Captain Saunders N. A. Dunning National Watchman Marietta PaperCo Cordele Palmer John T. West Thompson Bank Colonel Buck

Engine collision injures horse driver near Statham

A G C and N railroad engine struck a wagon team driven by Ike Thrasher of Oconee near Statham without signaling. The wagon was wrecked and Thrasher suffered serious bruising while one horse died. Likely damage suit anticipated. At the depot, McMaster of the M and N road was badly bruised stepping from bridge.

Ike Thrasher Oconee Statham Thrasher Bapty Mr. McMaster Pass I.e

Mayor Cheswell Denounces Unauthorized Aid Appeals

The Georgia Manufacturing Cooperative operatives faced an unprincipled aid solicitation. Mayor Cheswell states no Open has been authorized to solicit support and those aiding did so for personal gain. He notes the fire harmed operatives but urges unity. the company will employ workers and provide rent, fuel, and town relief as needed.

Enprror Mit J. R. White Tie W. E. CoEswar Ga. M’g. Co Whitehall

East Athens to Get Pants and Mattress Factory

East Athens, noted for pluck and enterprise, plans a new pants and mattress factory to be started in a few days by J. W. Joiner on Poplar street. The venture aims to be among the city’s best small manufactories.

East Athens J. W. Joiner Joiner Poplar Street

A Mother in Israel is Summoned to the Better Land

Mrs. Peter B. Baughn, aged nearly seventy, died after a long illness at her Jackson street home. Beloved as a faithful Baptist, she received loving care from friends and relatives during her final days. The casket rests in the family burying ground in Oglethorpe County after funeral rites on Friday.

Peter B. Baughn Jackson Street Baughn Baptist Church Oglethorpe County

Fearful Snows Freeze Rail Lines From Cheyenne to Ogden

A Cheyenne Republican report says a historic blizzard on the Union Pacific blocks rail, worst in memory, with 18 foot drifts at Laramie and five feet on the level. Westbound trains stuck, Elmo derailed, and conductor and brakeman injured as storms rage across Colorado and Wyoming. Reports cite massive cattle losses and widespread disruption as authorities plan troop mobilization for ceremonies at Fort Monroe and Norfolk yard. A Virginia resident James A Parker is found dead at his home in Ellersbourne.

Denver Cheyenne Union Pacific Ogden Utah Laramie Howe

Georgia Board Considers School Program Tangle

The state board of education meets in called session to discuss a dispute over curriculum. State School Commissioner Bradwell barred use of a given writing and reading program, while Cobb County education officials seek allowance to teach it.

Georgia Lang Amiaxta State Board of Education Bradwell Georgia

Bergman’s Escape Attempt From Western Penitentiary

An anarchist convict Bergman, jailed twenty one years for assault, made a near successful dusk escape from the Western penitentiary. He climbed toward the wall and leaped, but a guard shot him in the leg as he landed, breaking a leg. He was recaptured and hospitalized.

Des Prispyna Bergman H. O. Frick Young

Columbus Festivities Shine Across Cities in Spain and Baltimore

Across Spain Columbus celebrations show grand pageantry with churches crowded for Mass and a monster procession of university professors in medieval garb. In Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons unveils a Columbus statue, while in Kansas City a Belt Line freight collision kills three and injures one.

Spain Mayin Columbus Baltimore Balimore Cardinal Gibbons Druid R Kansas City Fifteenth Street

Columbus Day Observance Planned in Atlanta

In Atlanta on October 21 the Columbus Day committee reports near completion of plans for a memorable observance. Local preparations emphasize a formal program and citywide activities.

Atlanta Georgia

Tennyson Funeral in Westminster Abbey Ceremony

Final services for Lord Tennyson were held at Westminster Abbey conducted by the archbishop of Canterbury. A large crowd gathered as dignitaries and American officials attended, including Gladstone's representative Arthur Littleton and the prince of Wales. The coffin lay on trestles as clergy led a solemn rite with wreaths from the queen and family.

Westminnster Abbey Lowpor Lord Tennyson Westminster Abbey Archbishop of Canterbury Abbey Gladstone Arthur Littleton Prince of Wales Probyn Shen Lond Ballaint Barie DB. D Burnitz Cola Mette Duke of Argyle Ee. White Secre- American Regation Jamon Pag Benjan Jewett Bal- Hof Ealleys Oxford James Anthony Fronde Hallem Tennyson Canterburry Ericans Edwin H George Edmunds Vermont Post Ee George de Choate Haward

Cleveland letter cheers Kansas over McKinley tariff stance

Grover Cleveland sends a message to Kansas Democrats praising their pledge not to support the McKinley tariff by electoral vote. The letter, dated Oct 18, lauds Kansas breaking partisan ties for principled prosperity and fair taxation.

Kansas Torzxa Charles K. Holiday Kansas Democracy Editorial Association Grover Cleveland The Associa

Hatfield-McCoy gang members ambush claimed

Covington Va report says Keadle and the Birchfields, suspected Hatfield-McCoy gang, were involved in an October 4 ambush and robbery. The World dispatch notes ongoing pursuit and authorities coordinating the case.

Weis Vargas New York Covington Keadle Two Birchfields Hatfield-McCoy

Sealing Schooner Sea Lion Seized Off Victoria

A Victoria schooner Sea Lion was seized by a United States marshal after arriving with a cargo of seals and skins. The incident occurred as the vessel ashore at an unspecified location following a late voyage from British Columbia.

Bostox Victoria B. C Sea Lion United States

Great Civil and Military Parade Caps New York Week

Nov York reports the grand civil and military parade closing a week of Columbian celebrations. More than 85,000 lined the route with 6 000 militiamen and naval units, including the Atlanta Gate City Guard, amid a city packed with spectators and celebratory displays.

York New York Old Fort Central Park Genneral Martin T. McMahon Tery Fourth Street Fifth Avenue Fourteenth Street Fourth Avenue Seventeenth Street Ninth Street Disctis America Ca’ Ee A. Tt Atlanta Gate Withere Wate Snd George D. McLellany Eve Ant Regilar Shi National Guard Newe National Nieine Pennsulatee Pattison New

Eighth Day of Episcopal Triennial Convention in Baltimore

In Baltimore the eighth day of the Episcopal Triennial Convention opened with religious exercises led by Bishop Scarborough and Rev. Dr. Edwards. The House of Deputies met as Dr. Dixon announced a committee on the Book of Common Prayer. A report on constitutional amendments was presented, debating the revised version and its authority amid controversy over its wording and implications.

Baltimore Burmione Bishop Scarsborough New Jersey Edwards Aloany House of Deputies Dixon Huntingdon New York Samuel A Hart Connecticut George C. Thomas Pennsylvania Huntington Massachusetts New. Ree Battershall Rida

Judge Tourgee Certificates Spark Mississippi Race Turbulence

Report from Jackson on October 14 describes a violent clash in Coahoma County tied to a secret black society linked to Judge Albion W Tourgee. A black man’s arrest sparked gunfire, two blacks were killed, and many society members were jailed amid political fallout.

Tourgee Mississippi Jackson R. H. Wildberger Clarksdale Miss Coahoma County Albion W. Tourges Maysville Orin

Strikes and political tension in Carmux Tarn region

The Carmux strike involving coal miners and glass workers in Tarn grows serious with political overtones. Deputies sympathetic to the strikers are assembling in Conitix as fears rise of further clashes between workers and employers, with potential intervention by federal forces.

France Paris Carmux Tarn Chamber of Deputies Conitix Bebeda Main

California Honored With Tree Feature At Government Building

A segment of a famous California tree will be a prominent feature in the Government building at the Columbian exposition. A state fair drew attention to a transplanting machine for setting tobacco cabbage and other plants, while Earth Times note shifting trends.

California

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