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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1901

Page

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Endorsement for Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic

A Washington letter from Staniteville D C aged 50 with 25 years of practice commends Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic. The writer, a careful observer, asserts it is one of the best combination remedies for chills and fever, noting it corrects vitiated liver secretions, relieves constipation, and promotes digestion and nutrient assimilation.

Johnson

Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic Endorsed as Ultimate Cure

The advertisement proclaims Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic as superior to all other fever remedies. It touts bright eyes clear skin and strong appetite as signs of cure, claims liver improves, and attacks counterfeiters imitating the product. It urges fever sufferers to use Johnson's Tonic and recommends continued use for those well.

Johnson

Royal Occasion in San Francisco

President McKinley arrives in San Francisco with cabinet members for a grand coastal visit. Half a million spectators expected as regiments and veterans escort the procession through principal streets. Mrs McKinley illness may alter plans. public reception at the Grand Nave and a week of social events loom, with governors Geer Gage Nash present and warships Iowa Wisconsin Philadelphia Farragut in attendance.

San Francisco McKinley Mra. McKinley Palo ‘Alto Burlingame Citizens’ Committee Geer Oregon Gage Nash San Francisco Board of Trade Iowa Wisconsin Foiladelpils Farragut

Woodmen of the World Fourth Biennial Session Opens

The sovereign camp of Woodmen of the World meets in Columbus Ohio May 14 with Sovereign Commander J Root of Omaha presiding. Delegates from 21 states attend as open and scores work begins and reports occupy the day. Also Fry and Everett convicted of fraud against Barclay and Co were sentenced to five years hard labor.

Sovereign Camp Columbus Woodmen of the World J. ©. Root Omaha Root Laylin Nash California Hinkle Board of Trade Russell Loxpon Fry and Everett Barclay & Co

China Faces Payment Duties Despite Diminishing Resources

Chinese plenipotentiaries answer the demand for 460 million taels, stating no intention to dodge just obligations and to pay damages to foreigners. They propose 15 million taels annually in monthly installments until the sum is met, with no mention of interest. The United States status notes a Hague examination and maritime tensions continue.

Ching China Li Hung Chang Hague

Royal Baking Powder Ad Emphasizes Quality Choice

Royal Baking Powder is indispensable for fine cakes and breads. The ad warns against cheaper powders as potentially inferior and harmful, urging homemakers to consider health over pennies. It promotes a Royal Baker and Pastry recipe booklet offered free by mail.

Jacksonville Rebuilding From Fire With Larger Plans

Jacksonville, Fla May 9 The city works to clear debris and restore traffic as tents rise and structures are rebuilt bigger and stronger. Relief committees feed thousands, while mules operate the trailer system and plans include bulkheads on the river. Masonry leaders appeal for aid to distressed Jacksonville Masons, urging Georgia Masons to contribute.

Jacksonville Fla Cara Flana Masonic Fraternity Atbaxta Max Meyerhardt Rome Georgins Tomshes James Carnall Grand Lodge of Florida United States Masons Georgia Wilbur P. Webster Fin

Not more than five lost in City of Paducah wreck

May 15 report states not more than five lives were lost in the steamer City of Paducah wreck at Brankhorst Landing Illinois. One white fireman remains unaccounted for but may turn up. The seven listed missing earlier all escaped, including George E King who returned home. Officials list Mable Gardiner as a dead passenger and a fireman among the dead with names partially unreadable.

Paducah St. Louis City of Paducah Brankhorst Landing Linois George E King of Palncab Packet Company Furni Aed Massengale Kirkpatrick Mabel Gardiner

Soldiers at Albany Restrain the Mob in Traction Strike

Albany May 15 Troops from the Tenth battalion dispersed a jeering mob at the Traction company plant after police withdrew as the National Guard established a picket line. A derailment on the New York bridge caused a near-tragedy as the Twenty third infantry unit arrived. Military strength will total about 4700 with reinforcements from Troy and nearby cities. Adjutant General Hoffman collapsed during talks with Major General Roe.

Albany Washington Avenue Traction Quail Street National Guard Traction Com New York Hudson Brady Lloyd Troy Hoosie Falls Schenectady Third Signal Corps Hoffman Jeral Roe

Royal Arcanum Supreme Council in North Carolina meeting

The twenty fourth annual session of the supreme council of the Royal Arcanum convenes in Asunvitts North Carolina on May 15. Officials and members gather to discuss council business and ceremonial duties.

Royal Arcanum Supreme Council Asunvitts N.C Preme Council The Royal Til Atlas

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Staniteville, D. C Muresco J. W. Palmer Nelson County Crescent Club Macon Taylor & Peek Drug CO Cotton President McKinley Pacific Coast Wiss Kate Rochuck Foreign Office Coffger Lord Lawsawne Lord Pauncefote Choate Federation of Musicians Denver American Federation of Musicians Joseph M. Weber Cincinnati James Miller Otto Ostendorff American Federation of Labor Owen Miller James Weber Charles O'Connor Hall Mooresville N. C Mount Mourne N. K. Fairbank Company Chicago Gt Louis Boston MiRoyal Pat Phenix
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