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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1899

Page

5

Athens Historical Society Meeting Highlights Botanical Garden Paper

The Athens Historical Society met in Prof McPherson's recitation room with about a dozen members. Prof Sylvanus Morris read on the old University botanical garden and its history, followed by a discussion. President Hull presented a paper on General Cobb's death, with Dr E D Newton contributing a related account. A committee for the next program was named, and the next meeting is scheduled for the third Monday night in November.

Athens Historical Society McPherson Sylvanus Morris Tniversity Botanical Garden Athens Morris A. S. Hull Thomas R. R. Cobb Cobb E. D. Newton The Historical Society J. H. T. McPherson D. L. Earnest

Unknown Negro Accused of Pushing Women on Prince Avenue

A man described as a burly negro pushed two young ladies from the sidewalk on Prince Avenue yesterday morning. Police dogs tracked the trail for nearly a mile but the suspect remains at large. The incident provoked anger among white residents and prompted a search with no success.

Prince Avenue Bosche H. B. Palmer & Sons

Epidemic and disasters flash through multiple cities

Telegraphic dispatches report a severe dysentery outbreak in Japan with rising deaths and looming 100000 cases. Other items note Ottmar Mergenthaler ill in Baltimore,Astor Battery reorganization in Chicago, typhoid fever at Virginia Military Institute, and violent incidents from Virginia to New Orleans and Georgia.

Tacoma Wash Orient Japan Tne Baltimore Wurtemberg Germany Chicago Astor Battery New York John Jacob Astor

Woman Writes Of Health Gain From Pinkham Remedies

Mrs Wa V Fe Bell of Canton Ohio says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after months of illness including backache and fainting spells. She praises the remedies and notes improved health and many friends now using them. Mrs A Toe of Philadelphia recounts thinning and weight loss relief after taking the compound and Blood Purifier. She reports gain from 95 to 140 pounds and better appearance.

Cann Wa. V. Fe Bell Walnut St Canton Pink‘ham Thad Lydia E. Pinkham A. Toe Hilton St Philadelphia Lydia_E. Pinkham

Gurley Wins Mill Site Subsidy for Paint Rock Milling Company

Gurley citizens raise 1000 dollars to lure the Paint Rock Milling Company flour mill to town. The city council contributes 500 dollars and private supporters supply the rest to purchase former Eagle Pencil Company buildings for the mill. Nearby reports note a Louisville and Nashville fireman’s critical injury, and Wake Forest College challenges Mercer University to a spring debate.

A.B. Fite Indian ‘Territory Jd ™ Greens Johnson Rome Huntsville Ala Gurley Eagle Pencil Company Decatur Frank Glover Louisville and Nashville Macon Wakeforest College Wakeforest N. C Mercer University Carmichael Mercer Oratorical Association

Resolutions from State Normal School Faculty

The State Normal School faculty met yesterday and passed resolutions praising the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall project and thanking Mrs Rutherford and the Daughters of the Confederacy for the dormitory gift. The note thanks Athens citizens for funding the dormitory and expresses deep gratitude to all helpers benefiting poor girls.

State Normal School Ie Davis Mies Rutherford Daughters of the Confederacy Athens Winnie Davis Miss Rutherford Rande Winnie D. L, Earnest Seo’y The Children of the Confederacy A. E. Crawford United Daughters of the Confederacy Richmond M. Rutherford Billups Phinizy W. P. Welch J. P. Campbell Susie Gerdine J.D. Moss Katie Thomas

Dewey and Brumby Visit Atlanta Plan Escorted by Officials

The Atlanta committee announced Admiral Dewey and Brumby will arrive Tuesday after leaving Washington on a special train. A full program includes a parade and receptions from November 25 to 26 with a military ball at the Kimball and a sword presentation at the exposition grounds. Athenians may close schools to view the visit.

Atlanta Admiral Dewey Woodward Washington Dewey and Brumby James G. Woodward Allen D. Candler State Line Capitol Cue ‘Club Fulton Club Kimball Piedmont Driving Club Exposition Grounds Capital City Club

Two Gentlemen Sell Their Stock

Messrs James Galloway and J H Lambert retire from the company after selling their stock in Galloway Lambert Co. The firm remains a stock company and will continue operating under the same name with the charter retained. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised for sale by H R Palmer & Sons.

H. R. ‘Calmer & Sons H. R. Palmer & Sons James Galloway J. H. Lambert Galloway Lambert & Co John H Lambert Galloway-Lambert Co H.R Palmer & Sons

Mr Clements of Seaboard Here To Supervise Traffic

Mr W B Clements traveling passenger agent for the Seaboard Air Line is in Athens to personally oversee passenger traffic between Athens and Atlanta during the fair. The Dewey Flyer will run this morning as the first special train. The train departs at 9 18 and returns the same day, allowing a round trip.

Atlanta Seaboard Air Line Atlante Seaboard Air Lines Athens Gautern Wacminet Oeaunts Mab 2Hd I. Brown WM. B. Clements Kimball House W. B. Clements

Negro boy John Henry Smith freed in murder case

In Clarke superior court the trial of John Henry Smith ended with a not guilty verdict after questions about his age. The state could not prove he knew right from wrong between ten and fourteen. Another man named John Smith was also acquitted of assault with intent to murder.

John Henry Smith Clarke Superior Court Messrs. Lumpkin & Barnett Brand Darky Smith John Smith Col. R. M. Higgins

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Bright Frickly Ash Bitters CO H.R Palmer & Sons,” Special Agents Fowler’s East Broad Street J C Fowler Tallulah Falls Daily Tallulah Turnerville Anandal Flarkavilk Amoreg Cornelis Um. P.M Samuel C. Dunlap A.M Sun P.M P.M Northeast Railroad of Georgia Lula ORTH P. Mip. M.lAr R. K. Reaves Ally A.M. Exsa Zy P. 2 W Sizer Tnt Historic the Botanical Garden Sylvanus A. L. Hall Qustion H. R Palmer & Sons Lexington Virginia Military Institute Corps of United States Mt. Airy Here Carroll County Virginia Fancy Gap Jack Floyd Allen Gadsden Luther Vandiver Blackwell George Ramsey Ramsey Vandiver Darban New Castle Dundee Klip River Umsiga Upp Natal New Orleans Buffalo Creek Wilkinson County Mississippi Waycrosss Eliza Bagley Nolan Roberts Hasty Roberts Miss Bagley John Bagley G. H. Roberts Leesburgy Cartersville Fite Turgans Georgia Li Fykd Vuweinseno Hope ‘Hale Securiox Winnie Davis Paes MET iIt Gate City Dewey Bramby MR. Clements Seaboard
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