General Gobin Orders Restored Calm in Panther Creek Strike
General Gobin issued stern orders to strike leaders and troops to fire if provoked. Nonunion workers returned to jobs in Tamaqua as soldiers escorted them with weapons ready. Major Gearhart instructed to arrest women who insult troops. Officials foresee only a brief lull, as more workers reported for duty amid tense conditions.
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Tamaqua
Panther Creek
Robin
Gobin
Gearhart
Panther Creek region quiet as miners return to work
Shenandoah Pa Aug 39 General Godin reports from Major Gearhart that Panther Creek area remains quiet with more men reporting for work than before and no molestation by strikers. In Shenandoah nearby areas quiet as officials plan to reopen the St Nichoas mine next Monday or Tuesday with preparations underway.
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Shenandoah
Godin
Gearhart
Panther Creek
St. Nicholas
Acre Question Basis Set for Solution Reached
New York reports Dr. Pinnilar of Bolivia and Brazil's foreign minister agreed on a framework to solve the Acre dispute. Brazil will not oppose a lease if Bolivia keeps financial oversight and creates a revenue office in Acre or Marandoa, while Bolivia must curb foreign influence. Both sides are believed to accept the bases.
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New York
Pinnilar
Bolivia
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Herald
Acre
Marandao
Weekly Bank Statement For The New York Bank
The statement for the week ending today shows loans of 190 040 000 a decrease of 8 647 900 deposits 35 998 600 a decrease 12 271 300 circulation 32 925 100 an increase 530 000 legal tender 76 315 400 an increase 1 066 900 specie 167 427 000 a decrease 4 134 200 reserves 243 742 a decrease 3 068 400 reserve required 223 499 625 a decrease 3 067 925 surplus 9 742 775 a decrease 575
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New York
Associated Bank
Untreated Childhood Incontinence Cured in Trial
A medical trial reports successful cure of incontinence in a child through a new treatment protocol. The study notes rapid improvement after therapy, with follow up confirming sustained control and no adverse events. Researchers emphasize early intervention and monitoring for long term benefits.
Dodson's Teething Powders Promoted by Local Pharmacy
Dodson's Pharmacy advertises Teething Powders with claimed cures for bowel issues in young children and teething ease. Letters from Americus and Lumpkin in 1900s Georgia praise prompt action and infant relief, asking for 25 cents per package by mail.
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Marshallville
Dodson
R. H. Beaver
Lumpkin
Dodezon
Dodson’s Liver-tone Advertised as Purely Vegetable Cure
A dated testimonial promotes Dodson’s Liver-tone as a pleasant vegetable tonic for liver torpor and biliousness. It claims no diet restrictions, sells at 50 cents per 50 doses, and includes endorsements from W. R. Walker of Americus Georgia and P. Smirn noting effective family use.
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Dodson
W. R. Walker
Americus
P. Smirn
Dodson's Cough Balsam advertised with testimonials
An April 27 01 Americus Georgia advertisement touts Dodson's Cough Balsam as a pleasant remedy for coughs colds and lung inflamma tion. A user claims a severe months long cough was cured by a 50 cent bottle and recommends it to others Cuas Parsons supports the claim with testimonial language.
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Americus
Dodson
Cuas. Parsons
Brazil fears republican rebellion to oust Campos Salles
New York August 30 reports rumor of a planned revolution in Brazil. Cables say conspirators are believed to be Bas Paulo Republicans allied with monarchists aiming to topple President-elect Campos Salles before his term begins. Dr Silvano Brandao, elected to succeed Salles, is seriously ill.
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New York
Herald
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Bas Paulo
Campos Salles
Silvano Brandao
Drums of Mimic War Signal Coastal Forts On Alert
Newport R I Aug 30 The drums of the First Massachusetts artillery and trumpets of the Old Bay State naval militia create warlike mood as forts near Narragansett Bay go on a war footing. Massachusetts troops arrive, artillery divided into companies and sent to three bay forts while gunboats Mayflower and Scorpion stand offshore awaiting flotilla.
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Newport
Asley
R. 1
Massachusetts Artillery
Old Bay State Naval Militia
United States
Massachusetts
Tuga
Narragansett Bay
Scorpion
Goat Island
Remedy for Nervous Exhaustion And Life Renewing Tonic
Remedy for nervous exhaustion claims to restore strength and vitality quickly. Advertises the Mya tic Life Renewer as the greatest nerve builder and cure for loss of appetite indigestion nervous weakness and heart palpitations. Sold by B J Eldridge, druggist, circus. Elephantasia Afflicts Samoa Kellogg Returns with specimens and reports on fallaria, a wormlike mosquito parasite linked to elephantiasis, affecting nearly half of Samoa’s native population.
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B. J. Eldridge
Samoa
Stanford University
Cal
Vernon Lyman Kellogg
Department of
Entomology
Gordon
University
National Museum
Washington
Samar
Republicans Name Likely Challenger for Lester in Savannah
Republicans in this district consider Fielding a challenger to Colonel KH Lester for Congress. Z Schwarzawell of Burke County is named as a probable candidate with the party awaiting a firm date. The item hints at intra-party maneuvering and possible opposition dynamics.
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Lester
Savannah
KH. EB. Lester
Congress
Z. Schwarzawell
Burke County
Atlanta Freight Car Thefts Linked to City Merchants Plan
Detectives Kilpatrick Samsonford and Steint report a seven month scheme stealing more than twenty thousand dollars in goods from box cars of several rail lines around Atlanta. The plan allegedly used trusted local thieves paid by merchants, with cars targeted at night and goods swiftly moved to hiding spots before sale. No names released yet.
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Atlanta
Southern
We Point
Central
Belt Ling Ratloa
Kilpatrick, Samford and Steint
Scarlett An Connally
Southern Railway
South
United States
Smallest Moonshine Still Captured in Grant Park
In Atlanta's Grant Park, a complete parlor moonshine outfit built from a 1-quart milk can and a gallon paint can was seized by U S internal revenue officers. The portable still, claimed as Georgia's smallest, was left behind by the operator who escaped. Deputy Collector P H Moore and deputies narrated the raid, noting the device will be archived.
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Public Park
Atlanta
United States Internal Revenue Service
Grant Park
Georgia
P. H. Moore
M. W. Scott
J. Whatley
Rucker
Department
Moore
Tralle
Interurban line opened Augusta to Aiken brings local cheers
Augusta Georgia August 29 Despite persistent drizzle the opening of the electric railroad between Augusta and Aiken drew hundreds of guests. Augusta Chamber of Commerce hosted a barbacue and pavilion dinner at Lakeview Park with speeches by Mayor Phinizy Judge Gary and Attorney General Wright. W Q Davis and George W Croft of Aiken and James A Jackson of the Augusta and Aiken railroad responded. The event proceeded without incident and celebrated regional cooperation and progress.
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Augusta
Aiken
Lne
Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Fing Bar
Lakeview Park
E. B. Hook
Chamber of Commerce
Phinizy
W. T. Gary
Wright
W. Q. Davis
George W. Croft
Aident
James A. Jackson
Gusta and Aiken Railroad
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