Athens Weekly Banner highlights and dramatic notes
Summary of a periodical page segment including notices on prices for subscriptions and local charges, editorial commentary on immigration policy in Santiago Cuba, Marine Corps recruiting status, Dewey celebration talk, and opinions on Bible drama as stage material with reference to Morley and Morley’s cautions about British policy in South Africa. The piece also recounts etymology of Texas from Las Tejas and promotes a civic carnival idea for Athens.
Old People Heal With S S S Blood Remedy
An advert touts S S S as a blood purifier for the elderly its claims include curing eczema and skin eruptions and restoring energy and health. It emphasizes safety with no minerals and offers free books from the Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
The Dreyfus Case and Civilized World Sentiment
The article argues the Dreyfus affair shows militarism wrongfully convicting without evidence. President Loubert freed him due to public pressure, while world opinion holds the army general staff criminal before the law and Dreyfus a victim of injustice.
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Dreyfus
Loubert
France
Payl
Dreyfus Case and Militant Militarism Debate
The Kansas City Times argues that Dreyfus is a victim of circumstances and criticizes military power. It contends conspiracies to hide crimes in high places threaten civil authority and that militarism undermines civil law. It calls for strict subordination of the military to civil sheriffs and officials to preserve peace.
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France
Dreyfus
States
United States
Kansas City Times
Death of G. C. Selman in Monroe Georgia
George O. Selman dies at 6 30 p m after weeks of declining health and two heart attacks. Born July 10 1825 in Walton County he built a mercantile and wholesale career in Charleston Atlanta New York and Monroe He served in the Georgia legislature and led the Appalachee Association as moderator He leaves a wife son and five daughters Funeral will be held at 10 a m tomorrow at the Monroe Baptist Church. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for skin eruptions and sores is sold by local druggists.
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Monroe
George O. Selman
Virginia Springs
Selman
Walton County
Edwin Bates & Co
Charleston
D.C
Georgia
Atlanta
New York
Monroe Baptist Church
Appalachee Association
George O. Selman, Jr
St. Louis
Lars Selman
Charles Z. Blalock
I. F. Gibbs
Judith Selman
P. D. Pollock
Macon
J. J. Bennett
The
Baptist Church
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Health Boost News
Endorsed by readers as a cure for run down health, the advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood, boost vitality, and improve appetite. It includes customer testimony and promotes Hood's Pills and Sarsaparilla as a combined remedy.
Admiral Dewey Visits Home on Early Olympia Arrival
New York reports the Olympia with Admiral Dewey aboard arriving off Sandy Hook at 5 55 am. Whistles salute as vessels identified the flagship from Manila Bay. City officials plan an official welcome with a special reception committee meeting and anticipated visit to Tompkinsville.
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New York
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Sandy Hook
Chicago
Dewey
Manila Bay
Foster
van Wyck
Tompkinsville
George Dewey
Mrs Pope Barrow Dies in Savannah
Athens is saddened by the death of Mrs Pope Barrow of Savannah after a severe grip illness. She was a daughter of General Henry R Jackson of Savannah and sister of Captain Henry Jackson of Atlanta. She leaves a husband and four young daughters. Funeral services will be held this afternoon in Savannah with burial in Bonaventure Cemetery.
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Athens
Pope Barrow
Savannah
Man jailed for stabbing after mayor court row
L L Jones of Madison was arraigned in mayor's court on fighting charges after allegedly stabbing Albert Bell in Bryan's ice house on Jackson Street. Jones was fined five dollars and fled town with a friend aiding the escape. Bell, not seriously hurt, seeks redress. Bell had also faced a separate fighting charge and was fined two hundred dollars.
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L. L. Jones
Madison
Albert Bell
Bryan
Jackson Street
Smith
Jones
Bell
Becoming a British Subject
The text explains that an alien can become a British subject by declaring residence in British dominions and obtaining naturalization papers after taking the oath of allegiance. It notes limits on privy councilor, Parliament member, and royal office, but says a special act of Parliament can grant full rights as if native.
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Athens Gas Co
John L. Arnold
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