Professor Vaughan Moves to Athens
Prof J B Vaughan of Bowman Georgia has moved to Athens and will enter the music business there He conducts a regular music business and publishes music moving his publishing plant to Athens The Chamber of Commerce helped him consider the city and Athens gains a noted citizen The Banner extends a cordial welcome to Vaughan and new Athens residents of his kind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Vaughan
Bowman
Athens
Vaughan
Chamber of Commerce
Professor Vaughan
Ten Thousand Churches Paints Offer From Doster Co
The ad promises liberal quantities of Longman and Martinez Hare Paints to churches across the United States. It urges avoiding $1508 per gallon linseed oil and explains a mixing ratio to produce fourteen gallons from tight gallons of paint with pare linseed oil. It claims a house can be painted with four gallons of paint and three gallons of oil, lasting up to 18 years, and attributes the paints to Doster & Co.
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United States
Longman & Martinez Hare
Doster & Co
Grover Connell and Jack Matthews Fight Leaves Boy Wounded
Grover McConnell of Cornelia Ga a University of Georgia junior fought with Jack Matthews a young collector for J T Anderson yesterday afternoon near College Avenue. Matthews struck with a inch by inch by three feet lumber cutting McConnell who drew a knife and slashed Matthews wounding his arm. Matthews received care from Dr Conway and Dr Fallore. the brachial artery and vein were severed and heavy bleeding was stanched. McConnell remained on the street until arrested by police and released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover McConnell
Cornelis
University of Georgia
Jack Matthews
J.T. Anderson
Matthews
McConnell
Clayton Street
MacConnell
Matthewas
Dr. Conway
Officer Felton
Debating Subjects at Georgia and North Carolina
Georgia and North Carolina prep for a December intercollegiate debate. North Carolina proposes that Labor Unions hinder industrial progress while Georgia has yet to pick a position. Committees from Demosnia and Phi Kappa will consult with the faculty to decide the Georgia stance, aiming to win the southern title from Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
North Carolina
Sewanee
Demosthenia
Phi Kappa
Case for receiver of Athens Manufacturing heard October third
The Athens Manufacturing Company receiver case will be heard before Judge Newman on October 3. Inside the office Matthews struck McConnell with a stick. Outside on the sidewalk McConnell cut Matthews with a knife. Eyewitnesses include Tribbie and Hall. McConnell, son of J. D. McConnell, is from Cornelia. Matthews is son of D. N. Matthews. The report notes both are youths and regrets the affair. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is promoted as a scar free healer for burns and sores.
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Athens
Newman
Mathews
Hoe
MccQonnell
McConnell
Mathew
McConnnell
Tribbie
City Court
A. L. Hall
MacConnell
Matthews
J. D. McConnell
Cornelia
Franklin County
D. N. Matthews
DeWitt
E.O. DeWitt
Draggisis
Official Program for Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Miles Rosa Woodberry announces the official program for the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs session in Cartersville Georgia from November 3 to 6 1903. The schedule covers receptions meetings credential reports open sessions speeches by Mrs Denison Mrs Bardetto and others, model school visits and the installation of officers with a Friday morning business session.
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Miles Rosa Woodberry
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cartersville
R. H. Taylor
Griffin Hospital
Denison
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Robert J. Bardetto
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Civb
J. K. Ottley
Atlanta
E. T. Brown
Court House
Cass
Massachusetts,Georgia
Model School
Johnson
M. A. Lipscomb
Tallulah Falls
Waters Crossing
Charles Wood
Rome
O. I. Groover
Columbus
Federation
W. B. Merritt
Georgia State Fair Opens With Strong County Exhibits
Macon October twenty third report from Georgia states the fair opened yesterday to large crowds. Exhibits from fourteen counties fill the halls with agricultural and industrial resources on display. A prize of 1500 dollars awaits the county offering the best exhibit. Counties competing include Bartow Cobb Spaulding Jones Bibb Twiggs Laurens Bolloch Houston Worth Telfair Dodge Meriwether and Troup.
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Macon
Bartow
Cobb
Spaulding
Jones
Bibb
Twiggs
Laurens
Bolloch
Houston
Worth
Telfair
Dodge
Meriwether
Troup
Millard Lee Again Faces New Execution Stay
Atlanta Ga Oct 23 Millard Lee will be respited again by Governor Terrell unless the supreme court decides his case before next week another stay of the execution will be necessary as the last respite granted in July was limited to Oct 30 The case was argued Monday and the court will not finish evidence before Friday week If a new trial is refused Lee may be changed and if sane after a new jury verdict another appeal will follow This would be the seventh gubernatorial stay and delegates for the Laura Rutherford Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will depart for Augusta next Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Millard Lee
Terrell
Supreme Court
Oet
Lee
Roan
Les
Big University May Go To Gainesville
Gainesville Ga October 22 It seems highly probable that Gainesville will secure and locate a large industrial and business university for both axes Professor J H Hatton of Ruskin College Trenton Mo has in view the establishment of such an institution and writes to parties there about coming to Gainesville He aims to secure a tract of land for a 500 acre farm about 100 acres near the city and to provide factories to employ 300 industrial students and buildings for 200 non industrial students The venture would bring Gainesville 25000 to 50000 annually and benefit the community Professor Hatton will be in the city soon to be favorably advised as to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
J. H. Hatton
Department of Science
Ruskin College
Trenton
Han
Hatton
Goow
Gases in Court Set for Saturday
Saturday morning the City Court of Athens will hold a special session to try Jim Willis a Negro boy charged with stealing Mrs J R Palmers purse at the fair and Elsie Mapp charged with trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jim Willis
J. R. Palmer
Elsie Mapp
Have Moved Into New Offices In Rear Of Shoe Store
Judge 8, M. Herrington and Supt. T. P. Stanley have moved into new offices in the rear of the shoe store of Mr. E. I. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Herrington
Supt
T. P. Stanley
E. I. Smith
Handsome Bus for Commercial Hotel Owner Opens New Omnibus
Mr. 8. T. Philpot, proprietor of the Commercial hotel, embraces progress with a new handsome omnibus. He believes it rivals any vehicle seen in Athens for beauty and comfort, promising smoother transit for his depot passengers.
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8. T. Philpot
Commercial Hotel
Athens
Splendid program arranged for Winnie Davis Memorial Hall
Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy plan a grand ceremony to present Winnie Davis Memorial Hall to the state next Friday as Governor Terrell accepts in trust for the University of Georgia. Notables including George Foster Peabody and Dr. Wallace Buttrick are invited. Chancellor Walter B Hil and President Branson will speak. the event includes prayers and addresses, with Athens officials and educators in attendance. The occasion will also mark the cornerstone anniversary and feature the building’s dedication and reception by Gov. Terrell.
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Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davia
Laura Rutherford
The
Daughters of theConfederacy
Confederate Veterans
Young Women of the Confederacy
University of Georgia
Lacy Cobb Institute
State Normal School
Athens City Schools
State
Normal School
University and
Athens
Clergy of
Athena
Athens Banner
Terrell
George Foster Peabody
Wallace Battrick
O. B. Wilmer
C. K. Nelson
P. A. Servall
Chancellor Hill
M. A. Lipscomb
KE. T. Brown
E. J. Watt
J. A. Roansaville
Alice Baxter
T. J. Shackleford
Clarke
Ross Woodbery
James
President Branson
State Normal Rcbcol
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah
Joseph M. Hall
Macon
Bishop Nelsor
Wallace Buttrick
Atlanta
Athens masons join Shriners in Atlanta meeting
W F Dorsey J Y Carithers and H R Palmer of Athens were initiated into Yaarab Temple Mystic Shrine in Atlanta Wednesday night. Others already Shriners from the area attending included Billops Phimisy B F Hardeman E B Cohen and R W Lamkin.
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Atlanta
W. F. Dorsey
J. Y. Carithers
H. R. Palmer
Mystic Shrine
Yaarab Temple
Messrs
Billops Phimisy
B. F. Hardeman
E. B. Cohen
R. W. Lamkin
JUDGE WINGFIELD EXPECTS RACE FOR ORDINARY
Judge Wingfield hinted he will seek re election in the ordinary race next year. He noted the field includes former Ordinary M Herrington who plans to run in the Democratic primary. With both candidates in, the contest promises interest for local voters.
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8. B. Wingfield
8. M. Herrington
Judge Wingfield
Memphis man fined for attempted assault on Aldora Huff
A negro man named Carl Field was fined 700 for attempting to carve Aldora Huff at her Foundry Street restaurant. The item also includes a sensational ad for Clifton patent flour and brief wire-service-style items about a Memphis jockey suicide, a Savannah burglar sentenced to forty years, and U.S. cruisers Newark and Detroit arriving at Montevideo for repairs.
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Carl Field
Aldora Huff
Foundry Street
Savannah
William Waiters
Lee Roy Meyers
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Liverpool
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College Avenue
Federation OF Clubs
A. O. Granger
Mary Munford Memorial Library
Bartow County Superior Court Room
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Methodist Church
J. Lindsay Johnson
L. Johnson
Casal Station
Federation Library
Daughters of the Confederacy
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Daughters of Confederacy
Hall
P. J, Cheney &Co
Toledo, O
Athens Masons
Nide Shriners
Wingfield
Saldora Huff
Clifton
Wingfield Cash Grocery
Memphis
St. Louis
Avery Kelly Ferguson
Ferguson
U. S
Montevideo
Newark
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