Mexico All About Its Size Climate and History
National Geographic Society outlines Mexico's vast varied terrain from sea level to 18 000 feet with 1700 miles of Gulf coast and 4000 miles of Pacific coast. It compares territorial changes since 1836, notes population density around 20 per square mile, and describes government structure similar to the United States with states and a federal system. The City of Mexico sits 7400 feet high and is the most populous, reached by routes tracing Cortes and Scott.
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Washington
Mexico
National Geographical Society
Washington, D. C
United States
Mississippi River
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Juarez
Caribbean Sea
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of California
Texas
Austria-Hungary
Germany
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Republic
California
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Federal District
Tlaxcala
Delaware
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
State of
Cortes
Spain
Republic of Mexico
Congress
Jefe
Vera Cruz
Winfield Scott
Suffragists Hold Mass Meetings Across Cities
The report notes Suffrage day events in New York and Chicago with large parades and rallies. In Athens Georgia a debate on Equal Suffrage featured Judge Strietland and professors siding for and against women’s voting rights.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Athens
Leity Hall
Georgia
Strietland
John Morrisland
Pond
Odum
Curtis
Col
P. F. Brock
M. G. Michael
John Collier
New York City
Fire Commissioner targets West Fair merchant for arson
Atlanta May 4 State Fire Commissioner W R Joyner, famed for convictions of firebugs, has charged S Gerinsky a West Fair street merchant with arson. Gerinsky owner of a dry goods and grocery store, reportedly renewed insur ance and changed beneficiaries before the fire last Thursday. A first hearing will be held in the new municipal court to decide if he will be bound over on a felony charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. R. Joyner
Georgia
S. Gerinsky
West Fair Street
Gerinsky
T. F. Fortson
Gerlinsky
Four Gallon Cow and Adopted Calf In Court Battle
Atlanta May 4. A dispute over a cow bought as a four gallon milker and an allegedly adopted calf escalates through municipal and state courts. Judge Owen argues the cow dried up and the calf is not the true offspring, with further appeals ahead and Owen bearing costs to keep the dry animal on his lawn.
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Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
Municipal Court of Atlanta
John Owens
City Council
Owen
Rheuma Cure Promoted by Court Testimony
Judge John Barhorst of Fort Loramie Ohio testifies he recovered from a severe rheumatism after using two bottles of RHEUMA. He was crippled and walked with crutches before the remedy, and two years later remains well. The ad claims 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction from H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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John Barhorst
Fort Loramie
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Women Should Take Warning About Health Decline
A New York assembly of women warns that healthy American women are rare. The piece links headaches backaches dragging pains and nerve distress to organic derangement and touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dean's Kidney Pills Advocated by Athens Resident
A Winder Georgia resident cites Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure for long standing kidney pain and backache. He reports relief after use and notes only minor post cold-related episodes since treatment. The ad offers 50 cent bottles at local dealers and credits Foster Milburn Co as the manufacturers.
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Athens
J. O. Segraves
Winder
Dean
Mr. Segraves
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Geo. H. Mayr
Whiting Street
Cap. Joyner
Barhorst
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Empire State Ghemigas CO
Athens, Ga
Georgia Phosphate CO
Southern Refining CO
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Orr’s School
S. P. Orr
Wray Street
Athens, Georgia
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