13 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement touts JOHNSON'S TONIC as the antidote to malaria poisoning and the best cure, claiming rich blood aids work and urging readers to travel twenty five miles for a bottle. It compares favorably to Quinine and warns against cheaper, dealer profit driven options.
A 50 year old observer with 35 years of practice endorses Johnson's Chill and Fever remedy as one of the best in treating chills and fever. The letter praises its effectiveness, noting it corrects the set of symptoms and fulfills the need for a reliable medicine. Price listed as 50 cents a bottle, urging purchase today.
Constantinople reports fifty Armenian revolutionists set fire to Mussulman houses at Mush and fighting followed as Armenians retreated toward Sassoun. Sept 83 Armenians and Turks blew up Sassoun barracks housing 3,000 troops, raising panic. Officers fear massacres may follow as in prior incidents. In Great Marries Valley, Lord Kitchener says Methuen forced Van Der Merwe to flee on Sept 6 and 8, with six dead and 41 prisoners. Crabbe surprises Van Der Merwe’s camp, killing him and another Boer and capturing 37 of 100 under his command.
May send warships if Moorish tribes refuse release. Madrid reports time for freeing Spanish boy and girl captured by tribes expires Sept 12. Sultan seeks extension due to tribal rebellion. Spain demands release, cash compensation, and punishment of tribes. Other powers may back Spain. war vessels possible. Brigands plunder Cartillina in Negros. Enabuo police three dead, five wounded. troops hunting brigands in mountains. Seaboard Air Line buys corner lot at Tenth and Front in Colum ses Ga for 18000 to build freight depot. First Sparta cotton bale sells at 73. The market improving since.
Emma Goldman the anarchist queen was arrested in Curacao and held overnight at Harrison Street police station. She complained of headaches and handed a self written prescription to the matron who declined to fill it. She questioned why President McKinley attracted such attention and refused sleeping aid, insisting on self treatment. Ex Consul Hixson returns to Ashy Springs Ala after Manila trip endorsing McKinley's Philippine policy. Seat Board Air Line railway may survey a Greensboro line, with Pittsboro as possible starting point.
At Mitarra House Burrato Sept 11 doctors say the president is slowly improving and not in serious condition. The night bulletin noted a comfortable night and declared the opening of the wound was a redressing, not an operation, with no alarm expected.
San Francisco is home to Rep Metcalf of California who plans to introduce a strong immigration restriction measure at the next Congress session. He argues no anarchist should land and any attack on the president or vice president should be treasonous. Resolutions supporting this were adopted by the city’s Merchant association.
Sewing work exacting and exhausting with long hours and poor light harms health. Dr R V Pierce offers Favorite Prescription to cure female weakness and related symptoms. Letters from grateful users praise improvements and privacy in consultation. Free Common Sense Medical Adviser offered with small mailing cost.
Sept 11 Cucaco magistrate grants continuance to Sept 19 for anarchist lecturer Emma Goldman charged with conspiracy to murder the U.S. president. Goldman seeks bond. lawyers absent. case proceeds after delay while awaiting counsel. Also notes death of Hon Alfred Livingston in Newton County and arrival of yacht expert Robert Ure in New York.
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