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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1893

Page

8

Finance improves as money market eases across the country

Bradstreet reports the past week sees a third straight rise in financial conditions with easier money boosting demand for staple goods. Bank deposits rise, exchange rates fall, and industrial activity picks up though New England mills remain idle. по

New York Bradstreet Bradstreet’s New England Ohio Mississippi River Valley Richmond Charleston Atlanta Savannah Augusta Nashville Memphis Sapectee Mobile Pepe Birmingham New Orleans Louisiana Texas Galveston R. G. Dun & Co Canada

Supposed Lynching in Murray Creates Tense Morning

Murray county reports a night incident where a white mob in Spring Place may have pursued a negro suspected of barn theft from Barney Elis. The last sighting shows the man with a rope around his neck. no trace since. A separate note from Confidental Man Gone lists Robert McEvery, a Merchants' National bookkeeper, missing amid embezzlement rumors involving $25,000 and a clerk partner.

Carter Spring Place Murray County Barney Elis Cificaco Robert McEvery Merchants’ National Mer’ Coon J. H. Mealor J. B. Cook Fix Paris

Special Value Fabrics and Dress Goods Sale in Athens

A dense advertisement lists massive discounts on prints ginghams salting and sheeting with prices per yard and bulk yardage. It highlights menswear fabrics imported suitings with deep savings on pants and suits, plus a large assortment of novelties lace curtains portieres dress goods silks satins and linens. Strong entities include Athens and various fabric types and price points.

Lincoln death tale from Ford's Theatre survivor interview

One of three surviving actors recalls the Lincoln assassination era at Ford's Theatre in Louisville this week. Mrs J H Evans plays Katheryn Evans and recounts the night, Hawk's panic, Booth's escape, and the ensuing manhunt as authorities searched every corner of the theatre and home. She recalls the band's routine and Booth's access, and ends with a personal plea as she adjusts her wig.

Ford Lincoln Ig Louisville Zach Mrs. Evans Harry Hawk Asa Trenchard Miss Keene Florence Trenchard W. J. Ferguson Mansfield Madison Square New York City Washington City E Street J. H. Evans Harry Hawks Booth Hawk J. H Evans Lincoln United States Cavalry Mrs. Evang

Baby Ruth Born at White House Third Child in Residence

The White House welcomed a baby girl at 12 30, the third child born there and the first ever born to a president in the White House. President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland are reported to be well, and senators and officials swiftly conveyed congratulations. News also notes previous White House births and touches on congressional and cabinet moves of the day.

Congress Washinaton White House Cleveland Capitol Senate Palmer Mills Captain Hall Walker Montgomery Ala President Polk Letitia Tyler Washington Tyler Ruth

France to send labor union delegates to World’s Fair

New York reports that France, the only foreign nation sending labor union representatives, will bring forty nine delegates aboard La Gascogne. The French government allocates 150,000 francs for their expenses. Also, two men were killed near Hart Lane crossing when a carriage was struck by a fast freight train. the horse escaped with minor injuries.

New York France la Gascogne Prinavetenta Fred Nuspichel Fred Stone Pennsylvania Railroad Hart Lane

Martial law declared as Rio faces naval threat

Rio de Janeiro is under martial law after revolutionaries threaten bombardment. A noon message to the state department from U S minister Thompson in Rio prompted immediate coordination with the navy to identify American ships that can protect U S interests amid the disturbance.

Wasiusxaton Rio de Janeiro Revoluionists’ Navy State Department United States Minster Thompson Navy Department United States

Lawful limits found for Cherokee strip land deals

Secretary of the interior reportedly learned late that sparrison arrangements in the Cherokee strip lack legal warrant and that entries should fall under Homestead law. Commissioner Lambreaux acknowledges repealed laws and urges proper filing.

Arkansas City Kan Secretary of the Interior Spa Rish Cherokee Strip Lambreaux

Letter from Mr Skifye on Athens economy and mayoral need

Williamsport Mass Sept 6 1893 letter urges Athens to adopt strict economy amid heavy taxation. Drafts support for an economical mayor with lower pay, cites small towns with three selectmen, a clerk, and treasurer at about two hundred dollars yearly. Promises to visit Athens in two weeks for interview with the Athens Banner.

Epirok Athens Charch V.w. Sx

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