The New Order of Things and Alliance Views
An Athens paper critiques West Point Terminal Company gains and railroad consolidations. It argues development favors outsiders, warns Athens loses leverage, and urges ADC for farmers while praising Col Livingston and the Alliance stance. It references Crp Crisp and political tensions locally and statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Athens
Lula
West Point
New York
Atlanta
Southern
Georgia, Carolina and Northern
Mecon
West Point Terminal Company
Georgia
Democratic Party
Terminal Company
Gate City
Ohio Campaign Echoes and Local Notices
Fragmented items note Ohio campaigns and local business ads. The text mentions a McKincox procession in Ohio and a Free Lance paper by Larry Gaxtr, plus an array of patent medicine claims and testimonials for Hall's Catarrh Cure with Toledo merchants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gaxtr
Alliance
The
Free Lance
Hall
F. J
Toledo
O. Hall
Death of Athens Businessman John E. Ash in Banks County
John E. Ash, brother of W C Ash and a prominent Athens businessman, died while visiting his father near Homer in Banks County. He was 36, survived by a wife and two children, and to be buried today at the family burial ground near Homer. The community extends condolences to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Banks County
John E. Ash
W.C. Ash
Homer
Negro Man Behind Bars for Assault with Intent to Murder
Wince English, a Black man, is jailed after a quarrel with Carrie Williams over Mr 8S. Michael's lot led to him striking her with a brick. The wound was severe but not life threatening. He fled and was arrested by Officer Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wince English
Carrie Williams
Wince
Carrie
Michael
Moon
Weather pattern brings heavy rains this season
The article notes prolonged rainy weather with a moist season and heavy recent rainfall. Col Charbonier says July and August were wetter than usual, with Saturday Sunday rain around one inch and Tuesday night rain about .78 inch. Forecast calls for more rain ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Charbonier
Dyspepsia Elixir Promoted Amid Health Appeal
An advertisement touts Dr Holt s Dyspeptic Elixir as a universal cure with claims of complete success over five years. Endorsed by officials and various individuals, the piece notes price one dollar and availability through druggists. Drowned Before His Mother's Eyes reports Herbert Mapes, a Columbia College athlete, drowning off Fire Island while swimming, despite attempts at rescue. he was 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
W. A. Wright
R. F. Lyon
George Dasher
Macon
L. P. Dezier
Georgetown
Jos. Harrison
Columbus
Duc Elixir Co
Montezuma
New York
Herbert Mapes
Columbia College
Fire Island
Mapes
Mr.Mapes
Diverse 1900s News Bits Spur Readers Across Nations
Reported heavy rains in England damage crops while tours pass through Vermont. The Prince of Wales shows interest in the Russian scene. A mother and two children are sighted on a railroad bridge near Louisville. Local political figures in South Tillmans settle on opposing war plans for the sub-treasury. News from Berlin, Vermont, and Connecticut touch on agriculture, governance, and libel suits. A baby in Danbury weighs under three pounds at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Seenas
Vermont
Prince of Wales
Louisville
Tillmans
South
Sub-Treasury
Seere J. Estelle Rice
Lotteville
Naosence
J. E. Goodman
Ashville
Briceville
Tenn
Ford
Kousenetzoff
Eas
Page
Tye
Sue- Edwards
Merzourg
Berlin
Thomas Ready
Fall River
Mase
The
Globe
Dai Ready
Ready
Danburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Weekly Banner
Athens Publishing
Remben Crawford
D. Planigen
Eal Gressea
Richmond
Danville
Patrick Calhoun
Center
Whitehall
Ping
Here
Madison
Watkinsville
Richmond & Darville
Col. Livingston
Tar Banner
Tur Banxer
Ilong
L Ske
State Alliance
People’s Party
Cincinnati
Crisp
Washington
Livingston
Watson
Alliance Iteerf
Atlanta Constitution
New Orleans
Jupez Crisp
Constitution
Mx Watson
Washington Corres
Penne
Congress
Amos Cumminas
Wall Street
Astoraia
Moss
St. Paul
Julius Caesar
Margux Luther
William the Silent
Shakespeare
Cromwell
Peter the Great
NaPoleon
Aristotes
Modesty
Norten
Northeen
Iowa
Pat Cannoun
Huxnicurt
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Philadelphia
Hovax
Tennessee
the Treasury
Struthene, Hill
Toomis
Savannah
Boston Herald
Con. Watterson
Langy and-Hanry
Tax Secretary of the Treasury
Oho
Ohio
Mar West Point Terminal Company
John Ash
Robert Cox
Crawford Coal Company
Cardonia
Ind
Cox
Charles Devine
Sherman
Tex
Houston and
Texas Central
Devine
Bat ‘Ce
Managua
Nicaragua
United
Rebecca Rubenstein
Ovessa
Rubensteins
Omara
Rubenstein
Bowie
Gorman
Connecticut
Maryland
Cleveland
Messrs
Burton Smith
W. D. Ellis
L. Z. Rosser
Stephen A. Ryan
McElree
Cardus
Thedford
Io ES Lynpon
J & Fowzsr
ET Buumsy & Co
Athena
Dftenerk &Co
G. McLendon
Thomasville
Selaisvor Ie
Clark
Talmage& Brightwell’s
Saabx
Nor
Tie Tee Kson
Banner Build Idg
Bannex
Adam's Patent Oe
Cottrell & Babcock
Golden's Pearl
Marekwaltehr
Inporter
Champion Iron Fence CO
Broad ST
Augusta
Jesse Thompson& CO
Ellow Pine Lumber
Hale St
R. R. Yard
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