Catarrh A National Calamity Prominent Members Endorse Peruna
National health crisis framed around catarrh with Congress members praising Peruna. Letters from Howard, Worthington, Snover, Brewer, Meekison, Sullivan, McEnery, Brownlow cite relief and urges to use Peruna alongside Man-wlin. Free winter catarrh book offered by Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio.
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Congress
Cong
Howard
Alabama
W. P. Brownlow
W. P. Brown
Low
M.C
Jonesboro
Tenn
Perane Drag Manufacturing Company
Columbus
British Alarmed Over Ladysmith Victory Aftermath
London anxiously awaits further word on General White's victory over the Boers at Ladysmith amid signs the defense may not endure. Critics question General Buller's decisions as Boer forces press, and the British realization grows that relief may not come soon. Also includes an unrelated advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica Balm.
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London
White
Ladysmith
Anco
Ladymith
Gen Greeley Better After Home Attack
Washington January 9 Brigadier General A W Greeley chief signal officer U S A was attacked by a drunken man at his home Sunday evening. He is resting well with minor injuries and his arm and skull are not seriously hurt though he will remain in bed for some time.
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Washington
Jas
A. W. Greeley
Alrall
Sfhrrasre
Edwards sells Bailey Foundry stake to Thomas Bailey
L F Edwards disposed of his interest in Bailey Foundry to Thomas Bailey, leaving Bailey owning half and Menara owning the other half. Edwards now devotes full time to Mallison Braided Cord Co, which he owns, planning large expansion. New offices are in the Petrie building on Lampkin street.
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L. F. Edwards
Bailey Foundry
Thomas Bailey
Menara
O. H. Arnold
N.D. Arnold
Edwards
Mallison Braided Cord Company
Georgia
Petrie
Lampkin Street
Maj Allgood Dead At 58 On Oconee Street
Maj Allgood died yesterday afternoon at his home on Oconee street after four weeks illness. Congestion of the lungs caused his death. He was 58, survived by wife and one son, a Confederate veteran, and member of Oconee Street Methodist church. Funeral at 9 am at the church led by Rev Embry, with burial by Athens Manufacturing Co Burial Association. He was the first member of the association to die. Remains to High...
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Oconee Street
John 'M. Allgood
Mr. Allgood
Oconee Street Methodist
Allgood
Oconee Street Methodist Church
Jackson Day banquet in St Louis with Governor Benton McMillen
A Tennessee Society of St Louis event at the St Nicholas hotel featured Governor Benton McMillen as the principal speaker on Andrew Jackson. He received an ovation after his toast and address. The report also covers various scattered items from Paris, Chicago, Augusta, New York, Lexington, and Louisville, including a possible duel rumor, a political book review, a street accident, and health-advertising text, all tied to the day’s events.
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St. Louis
Tennessee Society of St. Louis
St. Nicholas Hotel
Benton McMillen
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Augusta
New York
Sarah Nafew
Philip Schley
Mary McAlpin
Savannah
J. 3. Hook
Atlanta
Nafew
Fifth Street
Scab
India
Lexington
W. J. Cooper
C. H. Arnold
William Gottheimer
T. W. Crawford
A. A. Bayle
W. Z. Faust
William H. Deadwyler
Roland Reed
Louisville
John H. Whallen
B. Harrel
William Goebel
Harrel
May Quit Chicago in Harrison Altgeld Feud
Chicago political feud between Mayor Harrison and ex Governor Altgeld flares as Harrison boycotts a luncheon for Samuel B. Cook of the ways and means committee. The rift may push Democratic national headquarters from Chicago. Altgeld’s expected appearance sparked the mayor’s absence.
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Chicago
Jan
Harrison-Altgeld
Samuel B. Cook
Ways and Means Committee
Harrison
Altgeld
Women and Kidney Trouble Affects All Genders
An old advertisement proclaims kidney and bladder disorders harm both women and men. It touts Swamp Root as a remedy with quick effects, available in fifty cent and one dollar bottles, with a free sample and pamphlet upon request to Dr Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binton
N.Y
President Bradwell Opens State Normal School In March
The State Normal School will open its session in March with record enrollment expected as Georgia teachers arrange admission. President Bradwell notes inquiries across the state signal a crowded term and tight accommodations early in the session. A second item reports J E Lilly of Hannibal Missouri recounting a near death from typhoid fever that led to pneumonia but recovery after using Dr King’s New Discovery, now marketed as a throat and lung cure. Trial bottles are free at local druggists.
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State Normal School
Georgia
Bradwell
J. E. Lilly
Hannibal
H. R. Palmer&Sons
W. J. ‘Smith & Bro
Six Georgians Suggested for State University Trusteeship
Atlanta Ga Jan 9 The names of six prominent Georgians have been suggested to Governor Candler for appointment to the vacancy on the State University board of trustees created by Colonel A T McIntyres death The appointment is delayed until weeks end with alumni and supporters pressing for their favored candidates Robert G Mitchell of Thomasville Byron B Bower of Decatur John E Donaldson of Decatur S G McLendon of Thomasville Hannell Merrill of Thomasville and J L Hand of Mitchell are named contenders
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Atlanta
Candler
The
State University
A. T. McIntyre
Thomasville
McIntyre
Robert G. Mitchell
Byron B. Bower
Decatur
John E. Donaldson
G. McLendon
Haneell Merrill
J L. Hand
Mitchell
Accidental Shooting Ends in Death at Beulah Beulah
Beulah, Ala Beulah Beulah Beulah. A serious accident occurred yesterday near Beulah as Johnnie Ray, a boy, used his father's pistol while playing with Ruth Barnes and others. The pistol discharged striking Ruth Barnes in the mouth and chest, causing immediate death after a few minutes. Ruth Barnes died without uttering a word. The family grieves deeply.
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Weat Point
Beulah
Ala
Johnnie Ray
Ruth Barnes
Sbe
Kidd
Republican Scrap Splits Clarke County GOP Over Delegates
A county rift in Clarke County pits postmaster MB Morton against J A Bray and A F Hawking as they call a mass meeting at the courthouse to elect two delegates to the Sth district convention in Greeraboro on Jan 23 and two to the state convention in Atlanta on March 7. Bray’s faction accuses Morton of Croker Mor ton and Tammany tactics to disenfranchise colored voters by ending district meetings. The fight, with Morton as a leading negro political figure, promises strong passions and a heated showdown Monday as factions clash over control and representation. Also an advertisement notes Prickly Ash Bitters as a system regulator sold by H R Palmer & Sons.
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MB Morton
J. A. Bray
West Athens
Atlanta
Morton
Bray
Croker
Clarke County
Baseball Pitcher Sues The Southern Railway Company
In Henry superior court McDonough Ga January 9 suit filed by R E Bankston Walter Kitchens and A L Underwood for $2000 each against the Southern Railway for injuries from a November 8 1890 crossing accident near Captain Sam Glasas place. The high fill crossing was faultily constructed and railway duty to keep approaches safe cited. Bankston claims bruises back and kidney issues preventing work. claim notes Brights Disease risk and promotes Prickly Ash Bitters sold by H R Palmer & Sons.
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Ed" Bankston
Walter Kitchens
A. L Underwood
McDonough
Henry Superior Court
R. E. Bankston
A. L. Underwood
Southern Railway Company
Southern Railway
Sam Glasa
Ralrona Company
Bankston
Woman dies after returning to blaze to save child
Miss Johanna Lynch of New York, 28, lived with George Wilson on Madison Street. After a lamp explosion started a fire, she escaped with her six year old nephew but re entered to rescue her sister’s baby, burned to death as others fled to the roof.
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New York
Johanna Lynch
George Wilson
Madison Street
Faafuty
Col Screven Dead Savannah Pioneer and UGA Trustee
Col John Screven, 72, a longtime Savannah leader and former mayor, died at his home after a brief illness of pneumonia. He chaired the Guards battalion in the war, led the Savannah Albany and Gulf railroad, and served for years on the University of Georgia board of trustees. Prickley Ash Bitters advertised locally.
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University of Georgia
Col
A. T. Mosiatere
Thomasville, Ga
Savannah
John Screven
Col. Screven
Guardsn Battalion
Savannah, Albany and Gulf Railroad
Ol. Screven
Wealthy Alabamian commits suicide at Fort Payne hotel
Chas R Folsom, 60, proprietor of Standard Stove Works, killed himself with a Smith and Wesson revolver after failing to use poison. In a letter to his brother he said he planned the act for a year, noting his business affairs were in good order and he would go by a sure route. A powder mill explosion and a health ad follow.
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Birmingham
Ala
Smith & Wesson
France Demands Apology From Santo Domingo
A Washington dispatch reports the French government demands an apology from Santo Domingo and payment of the Belamare-Camarelli claim. An official state department dispatch confirms the request as a French squadron is expected to enter Dominican waters to press the demand.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Belamare-Camarelli
Santo Domingo
State Department
German Emperor warns on sea power and US Britain talks
Stuttgart reports the German emperor thanks Wartembarg for naval patronage and warns that Germany must be strong at sea to protect its honor amid recent ship seizures by Britain. London notes possible US Germany cooperation on Delagoa Bay disputes as embassies discuss a common approach. Also included are advertisements for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and druggist endorsements.
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Stuttgart
William
Wartembarg
Navy League
Germany
Great Britain
London
United States
Delagoa Bay
Woman Given Three Months In Chain Gang For Peach Tree
A Monday city court verdict punished Willie Newsome, a Black woman, with three months in the county chain gang for cutting a peach tree on her residence lot. The case highlights local offenses leading to chain gang sentences and notes prior similar incidents and penalties.
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Chaingang
Willie Newsome
Crest Arrives Soon as Philippine Forces Grow
Reported figures show 162,500 soldiers in the Philippines with another estimate of 65,000 men possibly available. The timeline suggests a crest in strength is imminent, with mobilization updates stirring anticipation among units and commanders.
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Philippines
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