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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1903

Page

2

Chamber of Commerce meeting outlines Athens growth plans

The Chamber of Commerce held a productive meeting with Mayor Rhodes and others discussing a $10,000 city upgrade, a new hospital, and a union depot. They plan to pursue three cent fare for school children, a pew hotel, and stronger railroad cooperation while boosting civic projects.

Chamber of Commerce Rhodes Carneaville Railroad Committee Dortch Carnesville Athens Industrial Home Edwards Messra J. D. Moss G. G. Bond D. P. Haselton

Embassies in Danger May Face Attacks from Agitators

From Constantinople Ambassador Capitan reports embassies at risk of attack by agitators or fanatics. Marines landing unlikely. guard ships used for police, not naval debarkation. France maintains two gunboats. Machlas could guard Constantinople if U.S. wished. Issue centers on Turkey and United States with France and others unlikely to object. Turkish train blown up near Novagna. casualties and details unclear.

Paris Ept Cap‘atan Constantinople Turkey France United States Machlas Dardenelles Uskub An Veloe Uskub Novagna Revolutionary Auto Rome

War With Bulgaria Near In Balkans Tension Rises

A Constantinople dispatch reports the Ottoman council of war debating an ultimatum to Bulgaria while Turkish troops reportedly cross the frontier without a declared war. Edhem Pasha is named commander in chief as Turkish press runs inflammatory articles.

Berlin Tageblatt Constantinople Bulgaria Council of War Pul Yildis Kicek Edham Pasha

Opening Day At A M College Draws 500 Students

Raleigh NC Sept 7 The Agricultural and Mechanical College opened its new term with over 500 students present. The mechanical and agricultural departments now attract similar numbers, with a strong showing in the agricultural course and several young women among the enrollees.

Raleigh N. C Agricultural and Mechanical College

Georgia crop condition 1 bad and sparking disagreement

State Commissioner of Agriculture O B Stevens released a statement disputing Washington’s agricultural department report on the cotton crop. He argues the national assessment underestimates the crop and predicts a likely short yield overall with regional variability from North Georgia to South Georgia, while Senator Harvie Jordan notes harm to prices from the Washington release. Students are invited to visit Mc Adam Studio for posing and lighting.

Osee North Georgia Middle South Georgia Harvie Jordan Southern Cotton Growers’ Association South Washington Agricultural Department

Turko Balkan Unrest Grows Amid Military and Civil Turmoil

Constantinople Sept 5 unrest rises among Turkish military and Muslim civilians despite official leanings toward peace. Sultan gifts wool coats to troops stir public appeal for similar gifts while foreign diplomats split on Macedonian reforms. Beirut reports confusion over Magelsen attack and a 18 year old arrestee. Rufus Ravendal notes security concerns.

Constantinople Museulman Museulmans Caer Francis Joseph Minietor Telahman United States Rayendal Beirut Nan Magelssen Mr. Ravendal Blerut Wome Dfr Magelesen

Central of Georgia Officials Pleased with Northeast Georgia Fair

Central of Georgia Railway officials visiting Athens praised the Northeast Georgia Fair grounds noting a fine half mile track grand stand and well arranged facilities. They announced plans to advertise the fair and return for events, with aim of drawing large crowds Oct 1 to Oct 7 including a five mile bicycle race by Bobby Walther on opening day.

Central of Georgia Railway Athens Fair Grounds Fair Association Wr. W. A. Winham The Central Athone Estes Haile Georgia Central Railway Cponson J. M. Mallory Macon Mallory Covington Eatonton Milledgeville Walthour Bobby Walthour

Garden Club plans standout exhibit for Northeast Georgia Fair

Yesterday the Garden Club met at the Athenswa Clubhouse to finalize details for the exhibit at the Northeast Georgia Fair. Members expressed strong enthusiasm and confidence, predicting the display will be among the most beautiful seen at any fair, with diligent work by the Ladies' Garden and Village Improvement Club sure to attract many visitors.

Athenwam Ladies’ Garden and Village Improvement Club Northeast Georgia

New City Water Main Set to Be Laid Quickly

A city waterworks monthly meeting notes progress on laying a new main. An engineer from Southern Railway is expected to clarify right of way, with pipe orders placed and work aimed to start within days. The hospital and charity work continue, with donations urged and a committee briefed on aid cases. The water system is reported stable. construction will move fast once rights are settled and parts arrive.

Issauba Southern Railway Southern Thi Itu

East Athens Church Names Messengers to Sarepta

East Athens Baptist church has named its messengers to the Sarepta Baptist association meeting in Elbert on the month. Messengers include Rev. Willie Saye Mr P M B Y Davis and Mr K Cooper, representing the church at the association.

East Athens Willie Saye P, M. B. Y. Davis K. Cooper Harepta Association

Bailey Arnold Company to Build New Textile Mill in Athens

Mesers Thomas Bailey and N D Arnold with O H Arnold Sr form Bailey Arnold Co planning a cash cord towel and sack textile mill in Athens. N D Arnold to visit Philadelphia and northern manufacturers to select machinery and learn plant operations. Machinery to be purchased soon and installed after building changes on Thomas street. New plant aims to employ many workers and start by January 1 2004.

Thomas Bailey H. Arnold N. D. Arnold Bailey Arnold Company Athens Philadelphia Arnold Thomas Street Thomas Bailey Foundry Hope

Midway At Northeast Georgia Fair Promises Varied Shows

The Northeast Georgia Fair will feature a large Midway with ten to fifteen clean, moral shows priced at ten cents. Highlights include new vaudeville, a dancing girls congress, a cosmosorama with Civil War scenes, and a famous General Gordon portrait. The animal show, a China Hockadols sea serpent, and a miniature railroad for children are also planned alongside donkeys and baggies for all three visitor classes.

Midway Georgia Fair Congress of Dancing Girls John B. Gordon Georgia China

Institute opens fall session at Lucy Cobb Institute

Lucy Cobb Institute opened its fall term with a large eager enrollment from Georgia and neighboring states. Principal Mrs. M. A. Lipcomb resumes duties and plans for a new recitation hall and dormitory improvements, with alumni fundraising already underway. Faculty and guests from multiple cities attend the opening event in Atlanta.

Lucy Cobb Idiana Patina Yey Mra M. A. Liprcomb Chary Lac Cobb Atlanta Naval Alberta Rankin Marie Sciple Mary Lou Berkeley Marion Peel Ida Hightower Mary Brent Smith Helen Bagley Mildred Wooley Marie Angier Sale Oth Johnson McGowan Phelan Claude Patterson Margaret Ladson Savannah Mises Saide Stovall Minnie Adams Augusta Wool Ethel Dunham Margaret Charltos Macon Leila Plant Sarah Tinsley Ron Cratchfield Lannie Rodgers Mary Fortson Margaret Hill Froy Felker Moares Georgia Boswell Alleyne Wee Marabalville Dot Roquemore Lawrenceville Elizabeth Brightwell Larington Lizzie Oomer Alabama Mary Copelan Greensboro Sallie Seward Vienna Fay Webb Fayetvill

Michel Makes Fetch to Dry Goods in North Trip

An unclear report recounts Michel traveling north from Nanak while visiting dry goods and fishing with a friend. They claim to have caught a large blue fish, described as a notable catch during the outing with local friends.

Nanak Nist Hila Athens

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