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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1901

Page

3

Captain Cook Before Court of Inquiry in Scandal Era Testimony

Captain Francis A. Cook testified before the Sidley court of inquiry as a witness for both sides, recalling his Spain era roles aboard the Brooklyn and as Schley’s chief of staff. He described impressions of Cervera’s fleet, signals on shore, and coaling logistics, and he confirmed ordering the Brooklyn’s boat at the Santiago battle.

Washington Francis A. Cook Svdley Court of Inquiry Navy Department Benley Hoayson Doyle Spain Cook Brooklyn Admiral Schley Schley Chadwick Sampson Oher William ¥. Follow New Orleans Joseph Beale Harvard Cervera San Advocate Lemley Ary Islands Cienfuegoa Soest Havana Cienfuegos Chester Clenfuegon Cubs Alde Ecabe Cape Ores Cape Calera Owas Rohan Pa *Yoa Orentasgos Hedh Qalla Commodore Schley Hanna McCalla Schley Court Iey Captain Cook Joep Santiago

State money paid up worth settles Martin’s stea it coat

Ex treasurer 16,000 04 recovered by trustee H W Jackson from the state treasury W H Martin late clerk. Worth sues Baltimore Surety Co and six bondsmen for 16,000 04 with previous payments 2,700 4,622 50 and 7,777 50. company unresponsive. suit could affect license. mixed sympathy as to Worth’s resources and net worth around 50 000.

Worth Martin H. W. Jackson State Treasury W. H. Martin W. H. Worth Baltimore Sufety Company Baltimore Surety Company

Murder charge filed against Mrs Witwer in multiple deaths

In Darron Ohio on October 14, authorities filed a first degree murder charge against Mrs Mary Belle Witwer. The affidavit, sworn by Chief Detective Frank McBride, cites circumstantial evidence linking her to the deaths of four husbands and her sister Anna C Pugh through arsenic poisoning. A chemist’s report on intestines of several alleged victims is awaited. The defense threatens habeas corpus to block release. the chemist’s findings are expected tonight.

Darron Mary Belle Witwer Frank McBride Anna C. Pugh Isis

Magnetic Observatories Placed in Sitka and Honolulu

The coast and geophysical survey establishes a Sitka Alaska magnetic observatory and plans a Honolulu Hawaii station to work with British and German expeditions for the south polar plans. Cooperation aims to map worldwide magnetic disturbances and needle variations over two to three years.

Sitka Honolulu Wasaixaton Alaska Hawaii South Pole Germany South Polar

Tragedy at Kingston Ends in Fatal Knife Fight

Kingston dispatch reports Henry Bowling dies after a quarrel with Charles Tipton over a trivial matter. Tipton wounds Bowing, then is attacked by Lon Tipton, half brother to Charles. Both Tiptons escape as details remain unclear.

Esoxville The Sentinel Kingston Henry Bowling Charles Tipton Tipton Lon Tipton Bowling Titons

Boer force in retreat near Laneburg forest Transvaal

A dispatch from Dandee Natal notes heavy rains disrupt communications among Boer columns. Commandant General Botha and the main burgher force with three commandants have reached Pongola forest near Laneburg Transvaal as Boer units melt into small groups. Misneapolis reports former Governor Pillsbury dying from Bright's disease at 78 with little vitality left.

Rothe Vongola Forest New Year Eld Dandee Natal Times Botha Pongola Forest Laneburg Transvaal Pillbury Misneapoliis John Pillsbury Bright Mr. Pills

Texas Wonder Hall’s Great Discovery Kidney Cure Ad

Ancient ad claims Hall’s Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles for men women and children with a one dollar bottle mailed from Missouri. Testimonial from Rev W S Bruton Ripley Tenn praises Texas Wonder for long standing ailments yielding quickly.

Hall E W. Hall P. O. Box Leale All Druggista Ripley Tenn Jane E. W. Hall Louis Bruton Baptist Church Ripley, Tenn

New Industries Reported in the South by The Tradesman

The Tradesman’s weekly edition lists numerous new plants and plants expanding in the South including a $15,000 brick works in Mullina Alabama, a $50,000 cigar factory in Tampa Florida, cotton mills in Greenwood Oklahoma and Atlanta development company, a $3,000,000 steel plant in Birmingham, a $200,000 mine development near Knoxville Tennessee, and other manufacturing ventures across Alabama Georgia Florida North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Kentucky. The report also notes a rattlesnake incident in North Jameston and a fire at a gin in Sat. Oct. 14 with $30 loss, Auburn beats Montgomery 23 to 0, and the death of John L. Dore.

Southen Cutatraxcoaa Mullina 8. C Leaksville Tampa Fla Centerville Troy Diet Cooperage Athens Ala Greenwood Atlanta Galeotric Whitfield Florence Riverton Tifton Newbern N. C Ica Valdosta Gallatin Dublin Kernersville Land Company Birmingham Wilmer Greenville Columbu Eat Oil Company Brewton Winchester Tenn Thea Dawson Elizabeth City Columbia, Tenn Qattman Shettle and Bobbin Meena Marion Birmingla Ge Parm Fila Orangebug Tnc Knoxville Teno

Jack the Slapper Is Held on $10,000 Bond in Mobile

Louis Turner, 18, was committed for trial before Mobile city court under a $10,000 bond after a six and a half hour hearing before Recorder McAleer. The case alleges Turner assaulted Kane Damas and two other women using ether. Prosecutors describe Turner as the suspected "Jack the Slapper" linked to the recent string of rapes, and the arrest stops the reported wave of assaults.

Mobile Moxie Louis Turner McAleer Hill /Wan Ravieh Kane Damas Turner Jack Innegro

TAMFA Labor Troubles Strike Leaders Grow Bolder

Tampa Oct 14 The labor sit­uation remains unsettled with District Attorney Stripling’s actions emboldening union men who refuse to return to work. Many workers continue at their posts while others have been hiding since August.

Tampa Fla United States Stripling der Dons Etrevta

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