Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic
An advertisement touts Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic as a quick blood cleaner that drives out malaria poisons. It claims to cure every phase of malarial poisoning and fever with no other medicine needed.
08 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement touts Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic as a quick blood cleaner that drives out malaria poisons. It claims to cure every phase of malarial poisoning and fever with no other medicine needed.
In a Boston mailed letter Ivan Radulof, a student with Miss Stone when abducted in Turkey, states she likely died from the harsh captivity. Snow in the mountains three feet deep. Bulgarian officials briefly searched St Ivan monastery but found no trace, brigands reportedly aimed to kill if troops closed in.
Two new witnesses Frank B Richards and George Lynch testified in the Schley court of inquiry in New York covering the Cuban campaign and Captain Sigsbee remarks. Captain Lemley submitted documentary evidence including Goodrichs cable cutting report. Government speaker Hanna to open, then Parker for Schley. Raynor and Lemly to close early Thursday.
A wife of a conspirator reveals a plot to burn a house near Moncada barracks and lure soldiers into a trap for 150 armed conspirators. Leaders are arrested as papers are seized amid suspicions of town officials’ involvement. Commissioner Wright takes oath as vice governor during Taft’s convalescence. Philippine treason laws pass with debate among Filipinos and Federalists push autonomy petition to Congress seeking US president veto power.
Advices from Maasin report Leyte towns meeting General Smith to complain of food shortages caused by the San Juanico Strait blockade. Smith vows the blockade will stand until inhabitants surrender guns and reveal insurgent details. Authorities depor t wife of General Lukban. Four native policemen killed at Baybay as scouts clash with rebels. 25 insurgents killed. 175 houses burned. 5000 pounds rice and 9000 palay seized.
Arta Nov 5 Captain J C Voss and A K Loxton Canadian adventurers sailed from Vancouver in July in an Indian dugout canoe for a world circuit. They arrived Oct 10 after 6400 miles, 56 days at sea without land, reaching Penrhyn island then Apia, Fiji, and Sydney. Both in good health, they hope to complete the voyage.
A jewelry store on Fourth Street between Vine and Race in Cincinnati was smashed by burglars who stole about 20 000 dollars worth of diamonds. The tray of loose gems was taken, leaving a trail as the thieves fled, likely exploiting a wagon noise to break the window.
Royal Baking Powder maintains freshness and full strength in any climate or season. Each particle in the can performs evenly and perfectly. Made from pure cream of tartar. Produces wholesome food.
Royal Barn Powder O at 100 William Gt New York appears in storefront listing as a powder seller. The text provides location and business name without additional details or context.
In Atlanta on November 4 the Georgia House rejected Perry of Gwinnett's proposal for a state board of tax assessors to tax railroads by a 69 to 4 vote. Supporters argued railroads paid far less tax than owed. opponents urged restraint. The session also saw bills by Hall of Bibb on bonds and Frank grants, and Senate approval of Hamrick’s game protection bill.
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt depart at 11 for Oyster Bay where he will vote tomorrow. Secretary Cortelyou, Assist ant Secretary Loeb, and Henry Pinckney accompany in the Luca n ia car. They plan to return to New York after the vote with Cortelyou voting at Homestead and Loeb and Pickney voting at Oyster Bay.
In Dawson County Georgia two miles south of Graves Jim House a Black man was found shot with a breechloading shotgun. Eyewitness Jordon Jackson testified House accidentally shot himself but a coroner jury charged Jackson with the crime. A witness said the wound made self harm unlikely given gun distance. The weapon was moved after the scene to appear closer to an accidental cause.
A Monmouth Beach life saving dispatch says two fishing boats capsized in a heavy gale off Galilee New Jersey. Drowned are John Wilson and Thomas Larson. Combined crews of 14 men were rescued. 13 remained at sea. Boats belonged to West Potter & Co of New York. The report also notes other unrelated dispatches about alliance matters and historical events.
sensational reports from Gapevan Alabama claim a life insurance policy on Bettie Collier spurred a conspiracy to collect funds after a supposed drowning in the Tennessee River near Paint Rock. Charles Amos and wife of Charlottesville provided affidavits alleging plans to profit, with Amos claiming a staged rescue prior to her alleged disappearance.
State Auditor Thomas L. Sowell issued 18 862 warrants totaling 267 961 05 to probate judges across Alabama to deliver to disabled Confederate veterans and their sons. Warrants are distributed through the pension system, with funds moving via clerks, merchants, and treasurers to reach beneficiaries.
Montgomery Alabama November 4 fall festival closes its run with weak overall success and strong sentiment against liquor licenses. Races and vaudeville at the Auditorium provided redeeming features while the event spurred hopes for a new club. Management faced opposition but achieved notable effort amid community aquatic interest growth.
Georgia lawmakers approve a local dispensary measure for Watasal County amid a contentious session. The House votes 80 to 28 on Howard of Dovly's bill restricting pensions for property owners or those with income, then considers a separate dispensary measure for Pulaski and other counties. A thrown-in insurance report sparks debate. separate item notes a shooting death in Brooks across the river from Colombia and a bank robbery at Black Rock with cash and pearls stolen.
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