Andrews Elped Long Establish Claim In Milledgeville
Milledgeville Feb 14 Captain Cr Andrews of this city died Saturday at age. During his youth Dr Long of Asher testified about the use of ether to relieve pain in surgical operations aiding Long’s claim. Captain Andrews served with Wright's sleldic nun brigade at Mane Gap.
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Milledgeville
Cr. Andrews
Andres cClersen
Long
Lieve
Jor, Long
Confeded Wright
Andrews
Seldic Nun Brigade
Mane Gap
Columbus Ledger: Adams and Barry Monuments Sought
President Noogevelt transmits Ambassador Porter's report on locating Paul Jones remains. Congress urged to appropriate 35,600 for the search at St. Louis cemetery where Jones’ and Barry’s bodies are believed buried. An unrelated health column extols hearty eating and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for digestion.
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Porter
Paul Jones
John Barry
Indi
Pendence
Ambassador Worter
Congress
Hans Jones
St. Louis
Stuart
ASI
Maine
California
Senate committee report on presidential recess appointments
Washington February 14 Senator Spooner prepared a report for the judiciary committee outlining views on the right of the president to make recess appointments between sessions when merged. The document denies a general recess power and limits presidential appointment authority for nominations not confirmed in a prior session.
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Spooner
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Tillman
Dent
Congress
Speiner
Judiciary Committee
Becaue
Platt
Wood
Messrs. Spooner
Nelson and McComas
Bacon
Blackburn
Root
Hoch Says He Was After Money in Matrimonial Ventures
Chicago February 14 Johann Hoch admitted his marriages were not love affairs. He said he targeted women for money, advertised for women over 46, and used flattery to separate them from their funds, leaving once he obtained the money.
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Hoch
Chicago
Johann Hoch
Senate adopts semi monthly cotton reports amendment
The Senate debated for hours and approved Senator Bacon's amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill requiring the Department of Agriculture to produce semi monthly cotton estimates. An extra $50,000 was authorized for the Bureau of Statistics to implement the provision. The measure, as accepted by Senator Proctor, directs semi monthly reports by the department.
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Bacon
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics of Department
Proctor
Sullivan Recalls Manslaughter Case In Hearst Hearing
Washington February 14 The Sullivan Hearst episode returns with Mr Sullivan claiming Hearst refused his offer to testify about his connection to the homicide. He recounts November 24 1885 when his father Eugene J Sullivan and he were convicted of manslaughter in Middlesex County Superior Court. He describes the hotel incident at the Central House Cambridge and the fatal injury to the man, noting his father was sentenced to three years while he received no punishment. He says a governor’s counsel later pardoned his father after witnesses testified about liquor with the deceased and unclear cause of death. He ends to loud applause, stating he would defend his father today if alive.
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Hearst
Sullivan
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Sullivan
Eugene J. Sullivan
Middlesex County
Tral House
Cambridge
Mass
House of Correction
Boston Law School
Massachusttes
Boston
Severnl
Gainesville Shooting Sparks City Turmoil
Miss Ethel Ashford, noted as a popular Gainesville resident, was fired upon twice last night from outside her Candler street home. Her father W K Ashford fired a shotgun in defense but missed the assailant. No one was injured and no clue was found as residents blame a reign of terror.
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Ethel Ashford
W. K. Ashford
Miss Ashford
Candler Street
Startling but True Pneumonia Cures and The Chicago Fire
The piece contrasts the Chicago theatre fire with the high pneumonia toll that year, blaming pneumonia on colds and touting Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a preventive. It cites a testimonial from W. D. Wilcox of Logan New York and notes sales by H R Palmer Sons and W J Smith Bro along with Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets by the same vendors.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
Laura
W. D. Wilcox
Logan
New York
H. R. Palmer Sons
W. J.smith & Bro
A. R. Kane
Baxter Springs
Kansas
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Mystic Rheumatism Cure Promises Fast Relief
Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claims to radically cure in 1 to 3 days. It targets the system’s cause and relief appears after the first dose. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons at 105 Clayton Street, price 75 cents to $1.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Clayton Street
Pension Office Closed Due to Lindsey Illness
Avlanta Georgia February 14 The suspension of pension payments and closure of the pension office follows illness of Pension Commissioner J W Lindsey Dr W C Bryant attending him ordered the closure The offices in many counties will delay payments causing hardship to many applicants Lindsey has suffered grip bronchitis and is bedridden at Governor Stevens residence Capitol avenue
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Avlanta
J. W. Lindsey
W. C. Bryant
Lidsey
O. B. Stevens
Capitol Avenue
Lindsey
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Hunt Fon Jones
Slington
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Southern Mfg. CO
Richmond
Gainesville
Ethel Asford
Allen Candler
Miss
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Lindsay
Atlanta
Georgia
H. Oppenheim
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