Would Not Have Catarrh for a Million Dollars Says Mrs Carter
Prominent actress Mrs Leane Carter praises Pe-ru-na and Manalin as cures for catarrh and related ailments. Letters from readers recount dramatic recoveries, urging others to write Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio for guidance and a free book for women.
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Carter
Pe-ru-na
Leane Carter
America
Perana
Leslie Carter
Ben M. Dooley
Mount Airy
Habersham County
Hartman
Ls Grippe
Peru-ns
Man-alin
Bank cashier kills colleague then commits suicide in Columbus
Captain J W Murphey cashier of the Third National Bank of Columbus shoots assistant cashier and alderman P T Shutze in a private bank room. He then shoots himself, dying as clerks enter after hearing three rapid shots. Coroner's jury finds likely insanity as motive.
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Columbus, Ga
J. W. Murphey
Third National Bank of Columbus
P. T. Shutze
City of Columbus
Murphey
Mr. Bhutae
Cashier Shatze
Want of Patriotism Riot at London Stock Exchange
Maurice Hersfelder of Kahn Hersfelder, a major stock broker tied to New York business, was mobbed at the London stock exchange after allegedly refusing to keep open a clerk who volunteered for service in South Africa. He was knocked down and kicked, severely beaten, fainted, and later rescued from his assailant.
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London
Maurice Hersfelder
Kahn & Hersfelder
New York
The
Stock Exchange
South Africa
Hoersfelder
Dennard's Condition After Accidental Shooting in Covington
Covington Ga Jan 15 Mr Charles Dennard operator at the Southern Bell exchange was accidentally shot in the left leg last Wednesday when a pistol on the desk discharged as it fell. The bone was shattered and amputation became necessary. Physicians report serious illness with little hope of recovery. the community laments the turn of events. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised by H R Palmer & Sons as a cure for digestive troubles.
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Covington
Charles Dennard
Dennard
Southern Bell Telephone Exchange
Well-known Railroad Agent Joe W White Dies in Augusta
Augusta Ga Jan 16 Colonel Joe W White traveling passenger agent of the Georgia railroad died tonight after ten days illness with meningitis He was born in 1846 at Alexandria Virginia and served in the Seventeenth Virginia under W H F Lee He entered railroads after the war and came to Augusta in 1876 with the Port Royal railroad later joining the Georgia railroad He was a prominent advert road man He is survived by a wife and three grown children two sons and a married daughter living in Washington D C
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Augusta
Joe W. White
Georgia Railroad
Virginia
Alexandria
Seventeenth
W. H F. Lee
Port Royal
Washington City
Georgia Circuit Judges and Solicitors Up for Election
Under new law judges and solicitors of the superior courts are to be elected by the people. The list covers Atlanta, Augusta, Albany, Brunswick, Blue Ridge, Chattahoochee, Cherokee, Coweta, Eastern, Flint, Macon, Middle, Northern, Ocmulgee, Oconee, Pattena, Southern, Southwestern, Rome, Stone Mountain and Western circuits with specific judges or solicitors and terms expiring January 1, 1901. The next state ticket will choose successors.
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Atlanta
J. H. Lampkin
Charles D. Hill
Augusta
W. H . Davis
Albany
W. M. Spencer
Lord Methuen to be relieved in Boer War clash
London report says General Methuen's Magersfontein blunder eroded confidence of his troops and may trigger a change in command. Wauchope’s letter the night before the battle suggested surrender or obedience to an impossible task. Possible successor named as Lieutenant General Tucker. Also unrelated ad claims Electric Bitters revive strength and appetite from a Mr J W Gardner of Ida ville Indiana.
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London
Methuen
Magersfontein
War Office
Wauchope
Tucker
J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
Smith Revs
H. R Palmer & Sona
Roberta Warns South Africa A Grave Of Reputations
London January 16 Field Marshal Lord Roberts left England for the Cape to take command in South Africa. He is quoted by the Sanday Observer warning that South Africa is the graveyard of reputations and might have sealed his own fate forty-eight hours after he was detained there in 1881 before.
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Roberts
South Africa
London
Lord Roberta
England
Cape
Sanday
Swamp Root and Patent Medicine Claims Boosts
An ad filled with claims for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root touts its cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles and offers free samples by mail. It cites hospital use, a trial bottle offer, and lists various products and providers while mentioning other remedies and ailments.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Go
Binghamton
N. Y
Swamp Root
Vaccinating the Mules for South African Service
New Orleans reports that American mules bound for British army service in South Africa must be vaccinated. The admiralty and decree confirm the requirement to inoculate these animals. Many mules died of glanders after landing, prompting use of a virus test to detect infection before loading transports like the Corinthia.
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New Orleans
South Africa
Admiralty
Refuse to Go to Work at Mill No 4
In Pawtucket January 16, twenty two weavers imported from Greenville by agents of the Lonsdale company to replace strikers did not report to work. The new arrivals attended a striker meeting and were told not to work under current conditions. The strikers committee will assist Greenville workers until new jobs are found. Six had secured work at Natick and left today. An attorney was secured to press the company to honor an agreement to provide transportation for the Greenville workers to Lonsdale if they would not accept work on arrival.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Greenville
D. C
Lonsdale Company
Mill No. 4
Natick
Lonsdale
New Trustees Named for State University at Athens
Governor Candler appointed Zyantley A. Denmark of Chatham and Byron B. Bower of Decatur to the State University of Athens board, succeeding John Screven and A. T. McIntyre. Both replacements are alumni with strong support from districts and state citizens, Denmark a Savannah lawyer, Bower the youngest member and a 1894 graduate.
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Atlanta
Candler
Zyantley A. Denmark
Chatham
Byron B. Bower
Decatur
State University At
Athens
John Screven
A. T. McIntyre
McIntyre
Brantley A. Denmark
Savannah
Byron Bower
Stevens New Year Talk Promotes Georgia Farm Progress
C Baravans, of Agriculture and Communal... urges farmers to hold advantages from 1899 in 1900. He notes rising costs for mules fertilizer and labor, and says Georgia's agriculture should focus on home production, expanding oats corn and forage, with a goal of high bale crops and local improvements.
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Georgia
C. Baravans
Alimony suit and overseas news from January 16 editions
Mrs. Chapin of Atlanta sues Elizabeth Moss executrix for 5000 in unpaid alimony from G A Moss divorce decree. Moss died leaving estate in St Joseph. Also reports emigration talk in Lexington Georgia, coffins on transport from Santiago, a Santos mayor’s death, and Franklin County grand jury indictments for bribery. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised for health boost.
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St. Joseph
Santiago
United States
Manila
Senor Ha‘ Fael Saleado
Frankfort
Franklin County Grand Jury
John H. Whallen
Charles H. Ryan
8. B. Harrel
Whallen
Ryan
Way and Means Panel Debates Meaning of United States
Washington January 16 The Ways and Means subcommittee studying the legal meaning of the United States in relation to newly acquired islands discussed the pivotal question. They noted Chief Justice Marshall's ruling that United States covers all territory under government control but view it as dictum rather than a fixed legal principle.
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Washington
Ways and Means
United States
Marshall
Four Kinds of Money Butler Plans Substitute for Financial Bill
Washington January 16 Senator Butler announced a substitute for the Financial bill proposing money manufacture from gold silver paper and copper. The bill limits denominations to twenty and makes gold silver or paper money legal tender for any sum with provision for free coinage of both gold and silver.
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Butler
Washington
Seoator Butler
New Pastor Assigned to East Athens Church
The East Athens Methodist church will get a new pastor. The North Georgia conference assigned Rev. H. L. Embry of Oconee Street church, but presiding elder Dr. John B. Robina notes Oconee Street needs him full time and assigns Rev. George E Stone to East Athens. Stone, a noted local preacher, may preach there two Sundays monthly.
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North Georgia Conference
H. L. Embry
Oconee Street Church
John B. Robina
Athens
East Athens
George E Stone
East Ashens
Stone
Attorney General Denies Prize Money For Dewey Captures
Washington Jan 16 Attorney General Griggs contests Dewey prize claims in Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. He argues only some ships were sunk and questions if captures justify prize money for Dewey and crew. He calls for testimony and a commissioner to hear the case.
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Washington
Griggs
Supreme Court of the District of Columbis
Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey
United States
Dewey
Hoe
Kitchener Seeks Carte Blanche to Punish
A London cable to The World recalls General Lord Kitchener demanding carte blanche to hang any man he chose when ordered from Soudan to South Africa. The piece notes Kitchener, McDonnell, Tucker and French as the remaining hope of the British army amid weariness from the war. It also mentions General Symons and General Yule, with Symons alleged to have died in a frenzy of despair and Yule aging and secluded.
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New York
London
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Kitchener
Hector McDonald
Tucker
Lord Methuen
Symons
Bila
Clencoe
Yule
Cntral
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Margareth Fiots
Wilcox
C. T
Dr. Hartman
Ohio
Ae Eear
New York City
Neb 2
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Chattahoochee
W. B. Butt
P. Gilbert
Cherokee
A. W. Fite
P. Maddox
Coweta
W. Harris
T. A Atkinson
Eastern
Robert Falligant
W. W. Osborne
Flint
O.H. B. Bloodworth
Macon Circuit — Solicitor
Robert
Oconee
O. OC. Smith
J. F. Delacy
Patania
J. R. Irwin
Southern Circuit
W. E.,thomas
Southwestern Circuit
Z. A. Littlejohn
F. A. Hooper
Rome
Moses Wright
Stone Mountain Circuit
John S. Candler
W. T. Kimsey
Western Circuit
Charles H
Brand
R. John W. Bull
Bull
Sir George Colley
Majuba
Gladstone
Transvaal
Dr. King
Smith Bros
H. R Palmer & Sons
Weavers
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Jets
A. Denmark
B. B. Bower
Quicura
Bertsons
Stevens
Trelegraphio
Lexington
Mississippi Bottoms
Greene County
Ways End Means Committee
Ely
Orne
George E. Stens
East Athens Methodist Church
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Baucklen
H. BR. Palmer & Sons
H. B., Palmer & Bona
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