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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1900

Page

2

Boers abandon war and rail hubs in scorched retreat

Sept. 26 Gen Ian Hamilton and Gen Pole-Carew enter Komatipoort with little resistance. Destruction marks the Boer retreat as bridges, stores, homes, and railway assets are looted or burned. Kaap Maidan, Hectoraprak, and Tipport centers now smoking ruins, extensive Boer devastation observed.

Lorenzo Mangves Ian Hamilton Pole-Carow Komatipoort Kaap Maiden Hectoraprak Tipport

War ends as Boer army dispersed and stores burned

London dispatch reports Complete pacification urged by a 20,000 strong police force as Boer forces dissolve. destruction spans the Hector spruit area with wagons guns and stores burned in Transvaal. Roberts says Ian Hamilton recovered 1960 weapons at Crocodile river near Hell. many destroyed.

Transvaal London Lorenzo Marquesx Daily Telegraph Hectorspruit Poer Lord Roberts Ian Hamilton Crocodile River Hell

Heavy Shipment of Cigars Takes Tampa by Storm

Tampa manufacturers report booming cigar trade with ample supply and rising shipping. Weekly city payments near $100,000, shipments reaching 1,160,000 cigars this week versus 208,000 last year. Since January 1, 1,879 cases shipped, up 5,552 cases from the prior year.

Tampa Frs Tam Skagway Alaska Gora

Mormon Elder Eight Slain in Florida County Driveout

Reports from Mantaxwa Florida recount that Mormon elders working in the western county were driven out by hostile locals. Eight women from three families were packed for departure, and elders faced beatings. One elder reportedly killed and three others tarred and feathered then set alight.

Mantaxwa Fla

Howard Convicted of Murdering Goebel in Kentucky

In Franksfort Kentucky on September 26 the jury verdict found Howard guilty of murder with the death penalty as the chosen punishment after several ballots. Jurors had split between death and life imprisonment before the final vote.

Franxfonrt Howard Cantrill Crutcher Elliott Mfe Wee Ee Dofore Towest Pon Ballain Eaton N. M Mondes Rodriegues Anna Maria Daron Cimarron Rodrrigues

Settlement of the Strike Proves Probable

Reports from Punaperuta and Scranton Pa indicate a quiet strike region with miners showing willingness to return to work as concessions are prepared. President Mitchell and aides urge nonviolence, while operators consider resuming big breakers if enough workers are on site. Public sentiment centers on powder pricing and union recognition, with a preference to settle without United Mine Workers involvement.

Punaperuta Mitchell Miners' Union Hazelton Scranton Lackawanna Valley Lackawanna Company United Mine Workers

Bloodshed at Scranton as Italian miners clash

In Bibley near Scranton three men were wounded and about 90 shots fired as a mining laborers strike clash erupted between Italian miners who had joined the United Mine Workers and local workers. Several arrests were made following the roadway fight near Barberton.

Old Weod Scranton Lackawanna Bibley Old Forge Township Bendham United Mine Workers Joruyna Sir Wonutha NOC Barberton

Floods Threaten LaGrange and Texas Rivers Rise

News from Dallas and Fort Worth reports the Brazos and Colorado rivers receding except at LaGrange where water rose 24 feet in 24 hours. Menardville disaster rumors appear unconfirmed. Trinity River remains dangerously high as 1,000,000 in damages anticipated. Gulf coast flood losses exceed 20,000,000 with 5,000 lives lost. Waycross knitting mill fund raises 30,000 with 40,000 needed to start. MacArthur death list in the Philippines notes 24 deaths. Quebec premier Felix Marchand dies.

Colorado Dallas Brazos LaGrange Aince Austin Menardville Saba Mouardville Ourmamion Tus Trinity

Miners Split Over Hawthorn Valley Strikes and Closures

In Hazelton and surrounding towns on September 26, miners report mixed progress. Lentz Lilly Co at Park Place is closed, while most pits show slight staffing gains. Police arrest three strikers near No 4 shaft for unlawful assembly as 75 miners strike Tower City colliery. Philadelphia and Reading company notes 14 of 89 collieries operating.

Minera Natning Hazelton Lehigh Valley Lentz, Lilly & Co Park Place Schuylkill Oe Valley Coal Company Haanissuns Tower City Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company Keerea Tn Tei Puapeepima Luther

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Satisfied Women

A collection of reader letters praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female illnesses. Women claim relief from weakness headaches and nervous symptoms after using the medicine, urging others to seek advice and try the product. The letters mention Lynn Mass and Campbellsburg Ind as locations of supporters.

Lydia E. Pinkham

THREE COLLIERIES RESUME READINGZ COAL PREPARES SUSPEND OPS

Strikers visited Girardville and Gilberton washeries in Readingz coal area early today trying to win workers back. Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co discharged pump men firemen and outside laborers still at work at closed collieries. Preparations to remove moles from mine openings. Ashland reports Potts East and Locust Spring collieries resumed operations. Major Miller reports strikers entered workers homes at Cambridge colliery and assaulted residents.

Readingz Coal Company Buexanpoan Girrdville Gilberton Philadelphia Raiding Coal and Iron Company Minoa Ashland Potts East Locust Spring Miller Gobin Cambridge Coal Company Cambridge

Cigar Makers Strike At Tampa Factories

About 1,000 workers walk out at Sanches & Haya and Arguellea Lopez & Bro cigar factories in Tawra Florida. Strikes stem from nonunion selectors and a nonunion trimmer refusing to join the union. Other items note canal commission visit and various local happenings.

Tampa Tawra Fla Sanches & Haya Arguellea, Lopez & Bro Sanchez & Haya

Prisoner at Claremont Female College Tries to Leave

In Jonesville D C on September 26 two girls Etta Hamos and Lizzie Littlejohn sought to depart Hickory to enter Claremont Female College. The president refused matriculation and refused to release their trunks. A local man, T L Hanes, hired counsel after trunks were withheld. The trunks were released and the father returned with his daughter. A damage suit may follow.

Misa Littlejohn T. L. Hanes Hickory Hutton Miss Littlejohn

Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill Ties Savannah Meet

Secret Service investigator Wright traces a counterfeit ten dollar bill in Savannah. The note circulated between the Southern and Citizens banks, returned to the depositor, and was spotted by financiers who alerted officials. Authorities say several local figures are implicated in the scheme.

Savannah Secret Service Wright Citizens' Bank Citizens’ Bank Prosifoan

Larceny charge sparks arrest of Pike County teacher

Professor Arch Thompson of Pike County was arrested in Troy on larceny charges for allegedly obtaining state teaching examination questions and selling them to applicants. State Superintendent J W Abercrombie cites a $39 sale and vows vigorous prosecution.

Mpvoo Montgomeny Ala Arch Thompson Pike County Troy J. W. Abercrombie Abercrombie Thompson

Officials Fear Declaration of War In China Crisis

Washington dispatch reports officials see war looming if Germany resists China settlement. General Chaffee may begin withdrawal toward Tien Tsin by Monday. Conger to arrange talks, but not mandatory for powers. If Peking falls to belligerents, U S minister and Chaffee's guard stay but no war role.

Wastinton Chaffee Tien Tain China Peking Tien Tsin Marshal Waldersee Taku Tien Tein Germany State Department Department Conger United States General Chaffee Legation Constantinople

British Press Mockery Over German Note Proposals

A St James Gazette critique notes European papers conflate the German note's proposals with its views, urging careful distinction and criticizes Washington for misreading Von Buelow. London authorities deny a German ultimatum to China and warn of potential Shanghai friction. West River reports piracy and brigandage rise with winter insecurity near Kam Chak. Hood's Sarsaparilla advert.

St. James Gazette Loxpon London Times Germany I Times Berlin America Washington von Buelow London China Shanghai Great Britain West River Howo-Kowo Kam Chak

Old Gold Ring once owned by President Monroe

Mrs Ann W Barwell of Clutteville Alabama holds a small plain gold ring that formerly belonged to President Monroe. She has worn it for seventy five years since she received it at age thirteen. Barwell is mother of Dr E W Barwell, a noted north Alabama physician.

Tinnisville Ala Ann W. Barwell E. W. Barwell North Alabama Monroe

Engineer Kitted, Mowiie Sept 24 Glendon Mill Accident

Emmett Cox, engineer of the Wagar Mill logging road at Glendon, fell from his cab and was badly injured when passing cars ran over him. He died within minutes, according to reports from the scene.

Moxtcoxeny Ala Tom Basking Jerry Gordon Pike Road H. M. Markamys Baskina Kins King Min Evorviine J. 8 Morel Savannah State Sanitarium Gordon W. F. Morel Morel Kitted Mowiie Emmett Cox Wagar Mill Glendon

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