Justice Harlan Addresses Federal Powers Debate
Associate Justice Harlan spoke at the Hotel Plaza dinner for the Kentucky Association condemning broad federal expansion beyond the Constitution. He urged unity, warned against alarmism, and defended a national state balance with careful scrutiny of new laws. Roosevelt and others sent correspondences of praise and support.
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New York
Harlan
U. S. Supreme Court
Hotel Plaza
Kentucky Association
Justice Harlan
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Cannon
Kentucky
Suggvests
Commonwealth
United States
Republic
Congress
Supreme Court
Halls Dynamited by White Men in Georgia Fallout
Advices from Kesler Georgia report repeated dynamiting of negro society halls near Kesler on the Georgia Florida and Alabama railway. Two halls near Kesler were demolished Friday night including the Odd Fellows hall at Corea and the Supreme Circle meeting place at Salem church. A systematic campaign targets negro secret orders with at least five halls destroyed in the past month. Locals fear terror reigns as whites allegedly dynamite halls to blamed labor troubles on the secret orders.
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Albany
Kesler
Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Kestler
Odd Fellows
Corea
Supreme Circle
Salem Church
Home Made Happy by Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A mother recalls two months of measles and bronchitis in her baby girl. After trying eight stores for a recommended remedy with no relief, a shopkeeper urged Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy saved the child's life and is praised as safe and pleasant. Sold by local Athens Georgia druggists and outlets.
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Chamberlain
Geo. W. Spence
Holly Spring
N.C
Boxing and baseball notes from Philadelphia and beyond
Joe Walcott and Terry Martin headline a six round bout at the Broadway A. C. in Philadelphia. The Old Dominion League forms with teams in Petersburg Suffolk Newport News and Phoebus. Fred Tenney’s major league career spans 13 years with a single team the Boston Nationals. Melbourne trend dominates Toronto fans as Michael Kelley moves to head the Eastern League champions. The Wanderer Hockey Team of Montreal plans a New Year’s Day benefit for Hod Smith’s widow. Brooklyn and Newark vie for National Interstate Bowling League lead. Columbus manager Clymer eyes a fourth straight title and a new world record. Debate over Burns Johnson fight lingers. Al Christensen tops Southern Atlantic wrestling circuit in Augusta with Ty Cobb refereeing. KODOL advertised as stomach aid. The political fragment argues over constitutional power and states’ rights.
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Joe Walcott
Terry Martin
Philadelphia
Broadway A. C
Quaker City
Virginia
Petersburg
Suffolk
Newport News
Phoebus
Fred Tenney
Boston Nationals
Kelley
Toronto
Michael Kelley
Sir Joseph
Wanderer
Montreal
Hod Smith
Brooklyn
Newark
Clymer
Columbus
Betwee
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
al Christenden
Boston
South Atlantic
Christenden
Albert Kukiak
Augusta
Ty Cobb
Women in Hard Times Decline in Diamond Imports
The Chicago Journal notes a sharp drop in luxury imports in November 1906 with diamonds and precious stones down from $2,751,047 to $924,000, a $1,826,792 fall attributed to financial stringency. It argues hard times hit women most as men cut luxuries, while suggesting prosperity will return after Christmas.
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Chicago Journal
New York
Tolstoi
Kreutzer
Chicago
Moscow
Paris
Real Wonderland Healing Story in South Dakota Mines
A report from Mound City describes a son's near death from lung and throat trouble and credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his life. The item promotes the medicine as a remedy for coughs throat and lung issues, offered by local druggists at 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
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South Dakota
E. D. Clapp
Mound City
W. J. Smith & Bro
HW. R. Palmer & Sons
Testimony on Foley's Kidney Cure by James Donahue
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports extensive kidney illness relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He states improvement after two bottles and cure after five, enabling him to pass a life insurance examination. The ad claims the product cures back ache and various kidney and bladder troubles.
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James Donahue
New Britain, Conn
Foley
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Ugtice Harlan
Dougherty County
Sporting News OF the Sports
Athens Business School
Clayton Street
Baltimore & Ohio
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Baltimore
D. B. Martin
W. Basse7st
Christhuis
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