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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
2
An advertisement extols GravroF Bias as a potent gentle laxative, highlighting its plant-based formula from California Fig Syrup Co. The notice emphasizes authenticity via full company name on packaging and lists multiple city locations.
Notice announces dissolution of John B Moore Co as John R Moore retires and A R Robertson buys his interest. New firm Moore and Robertson to operate at the old stand with O K Moore and A R Robertson. Old firm debts to be settled by John B Moore. Also a patronage appeal and health-related sale note. A J Broner seeks return of a lost dark express book near pauper farm.
Emma Goldman, the anarchist queen, spent a troubled night in the women’s annex of the hospital after her arrest. She argued that even an insignificant man like McKinley warranted wide attention and spoke at length to the matron about her views while resisting a headache remedy.
Magistrate Prin diville grants a continuance until September 19 in the Emma Goldman anarchist lecture case. Goldman, arrested yesterday, remains without bail as prosecutors seek further action. she appears tired and nervous in court and is confined to the women’s annex after a brief hearing.
Report of Sept 11 notes the president's night was comfortable and there is no indication of a serious condition. Physicians emphasize the wound was not an operation but a dressing to prevent irritation with steady improvement shown.
Representative Motealf of California pushes a strong immigration restriction plan for the next Congress. Reports claim Leon Osolgoaz's Russian Polish parents are connected to the McKinley assassination plot. Mayor Hoppner faces suspension over remarks on modernity. Paris court-notice says no official notification yet. Dunkirk and Rheims receptions details settled. An advertising testimonial extols Dream Balm for colds, and a well death near Avanta is reported. Dr W P Holt dies in New York City. Confederate veteran Samuel M Renchbacher, aged, passes in Georgia.
Ramora Sept 11. Amalgamated officers denied any settlement of the steel strike at National Tube Company and Moramaghala Works. President Shaffer said no new proposition or resignation was on offer. Strikers and workers heard rumors of a return to work but there was no official order and no violence sanctioned by the union.
Report from Prrrasuna Sept 11 notes no start attempt at the McKeesport tube mill amid a large striker crowd. Attacks and threats around the National rolling mill and Monongahela steel works disrupted operations, with fires set and workers warned. Police and guards affected. several individuals attacked, others warned of house damage if they return.
The Alabama biennial school census shows total population 674,850 with whites 72,003 more than earlier and Negroes 901,124. A Carnegie library project in Montgomery is set for $50,000, with a perpetual maintenance of $5,000 yearly. Ex Consul Hixson case reports and a murder suspect in Parkersburg not yet tried this term.
British dispatches describe Armenian revolts in Mush Turkish Armenia and a bombardment at Bassoun with 8,000 troops stationed there. Reports claim massacres may have begun, while panic spread among local populations. Separately, Lord Kitchener notes Boer fighting in Great Maries Valley and Colonel Crabbe captures Boer camp near Cape Colony.
Dispatch from Madrid reports Spain will not extend the Sultan of Morocco’s deadline despite pressure. A Times dispatch notes Spain time one boat for cash and tribally held concessions. Brigands plunder a town as forces search the Frigate remains in the mountains.
Zachariah Thom as and David W Brown, both Negroes, bound over to the United States district court on perjury for attempting to defraud the government of a pension. Davis testified he served in the U S army and was entitled to a pension. other implicated parties corroborated the claim. Harbor Missouri to Cape May voyage and a ship named Rapidan mentioned in drifting text.
On September 11 in Mo Rae Georgia A I Ryals editor of the Tel fair Enterprise and H M Stanley editor of the Dublin Courier Dispatch convened South Georgia editors and formed the South Georgia Press Association to promote the region’s journalism trade and education.
A dated advertisement detours into cures for worm infestations in children and adults. It touts Mother's Worm Syrup for children with pestering worms and claims a 95 cent bottle. It promotes Mexican Reed Pill for internal cleanliness and nerve and kidney relief, and touts Gooch’s Sarsaparilia as healthful. It also markets Pile-ine and Anti-ague remedies with money-back promises.
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