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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1889

Page

6

The London Dock Strike and the Suez Connection

The article analyzes the London dock laborers strike driven by pay and piece-work disputes, linking it to shifts after the Suez Canal opened. It explains the contrast between contract and casual labor, the push for twelve cents an hour, and the impact of new trade routes on London’s port labor dynamics.

Soc London The Sun Suez Canal St. Katherine West East India Millwal Tate East India Docks India Docks St. ‘Katherine Gene Ee Worlk Gangegg Eilcuitinell East London Dick Companies New York American United States London Graphic

Henry Hitchcock Named New President of American Bar Association

Henry Hitchcock elected president of the American Bar Association brings a storied legal lineage and career. He served on Sherman’s staff, led Missouri and St. Louis bar groups, helped shape relief for the Supreme Court, and organized the Civil Service Reform association of Missouri. The Southern Exposition in Montgomery seeks broad southern displays from Nov 5 to 15, with Georgia locals enthusiastic and rail lines promoting excursions.

American Ba Association Henry Hitchcock American Bar Association Samuel Hitchcock Vermont United States Alabama University of Nashville St. Louis Jurisprudence Missouri State Bar Association St. Louis Bar Association Edward J. Phelps Clarkson N. Futter Williams M. Evarts United States Supreme Court Hitchcock Civil Service Reform Association of Missouri St. Louis Law School Montgomery Ala South Georgia Maj. Burke Auburn W. ©. Bible, Jr John Miller North Dakota J. 2. Toole Montana Farmer Miller Dryden N. Y John 3Suller Dakota Dwight Farm and Lend Company Dwight Richland County Wahpeton Globe Territorial Council Joseph Kemp Toole Helena Legislative Assembly of Lewis and Clarke County Toole

Sioux City's Pride Corn Palace to Rise in 1889 Harvest Festival

Sioux City prepares a grand corn palace for its third harvest festival. The structure will be 240 feet by 120 feet with a 200 foot central tower and a 232 foot auditorium. Decorations blend corn grains with wood and drapery, featuring green, gold, red, brown and orange hues. The Seventy-fifth Regiment Band of New York will provide music.

Sioux City Corn Palace OF Ised Seventy-fifth Regiment Band New York Corn Palace

Battle Over the Star Spangled Banner Title

The Banner Proprietor refuses to send the star spangled banner to Pallimoore as a controversy grows over who owns the historic flag. Questions arise about transfer of property to a commanding officer, family rights, and the impact of the statute of limitations on government claims. The flag was presented by Baltimore ladies to Fort McHenry and flown in triumph on Sept 10, 1814 under Col. George Armistead.

Pallimoore Francis Barton Key Baltimore Fort McHenry George Armistead Edwin Arnold Smeth Robe Arnold Sussex Hi Arthur House of Commons Cdwin Universy Lege Oxford Newdegate Mate Pi Poona India America England Vbls Voss Gee Ile Arnold

Appleton Holds Flag of Battle of Baltimore

The original Spangled Banner now belongs to Eben Appleton of New York. Baltimore seeks its display for North Point events, but Appleton will not permit exhibition before the 1892 World’s Fair. The flag, reduced by hunters, bears fifteen stripes with Armistead’s name and battle date. it has been shown at Lafayette’s 1824 reception and the Philadelphia centennial.

Eben Appleton New York City Baltimore North Point Mr. Appleton Col. Armistead William Stuart Appleton Fort McHenry Lafayette Philadelphia

Oldest Residents of the Continent and their Ages Highlighted

A feature surveys elderly people in Maine Michigan and New York, recounting Johnny Mullen of Oxford Maine claimed at least 180 years, Thomas Rooney of Fremont Michigan said to be 107, and Elizabeth Larned near 100 in Central Falls Rhode Island, detailing family histories and health.

New World Thomas Rooney Larned Johnny” Mullen Osford Charles Bridget Mullin Johnny Lcent Mullens St. John N. B Boston Fallen Tens Cape Elizabeth Portland Westbrook Hawke's Raymond Lizzie Bryant Oxford Bridgton Casco Robinson Mr.Mullen New York City Virginia Maines Harrison Fremont Newaygo County Mich Ireland Toronto Mount Forest Armer Esa Haperer Tae Regal Pecinem Elizabeth E.larned Central Falls RE. I Dudley Mass Elizabeth Eaton John Eliott Eaton Elizabeth Davis Eaton Spencer, Mask Dinsley Miss Eaton Morris Larned Cordelia Davison John Elliott Joshua Eaton Spencer Sarah Elliott

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New York Sun Macon Augusta Eiffel Tower Homestayer Johnny Mullen Thomas. Rooney Mrs Elizabeth Larned Maine Michipay Charles A. Lee National Editorial Association Detroit Pawtucket Newslife Oy Gee Rhode Island Press Association New England Suburban Press Association Pythias Vytse Edwin Arno Great Britain Daily Telegraph Vilas Dito George Fawcett Rowe Glenham Hotel Wai Exeter County Devon Alfred Mr. Rowe Melbourne Peru York Broadway John ‘Ood Silas Wegg Mrs. Larned Sir Edwin Arnold Ini
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