Fireman Watchman Examination Notice
An examination for Fireman and Watchman positions will be held at the post office in this city on August 1. No educational test will be given. applicants need not appear. The exam covers Physical Condition, Second, Experience, and Age limit 21 to 60, with honorable discharged soldiers and sailors admitted regardless of age. Total applicants 1,007.
Shooting affray at Alexander leaves farmer dead
Waynesboro Georgia July 23 news of a shooting affray at Alexander Saturday night. Mack Sikes a prominent farmer about 40 is dead. Wat Chance 28 and single is injured. A negro may also have been shot. Deputy Sheriff Hurst went to the scene.
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Waynesboro
Alexander
Mack Sikes
Wat Chance
Chance
Sikes
Hurst
Joe Brown Attacks Hoke Smith Over Port Rates Petition
Atlanta today hears Joe Brown accuse Hoke Smith of pressuring for port rate reductions while ignoring cotton. He cites 1902 to 1905 actions, questions why cotton was omitted and accuses Smith of demagoguery to win farmer votes.
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Hoke
Erne
Warner Hill
Railroad Commission
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Spencer R. Atkinson
J. Pope Brown
G. Gimby Jordan
Savannah
Brunswick
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad Commission
Georgia
United States
Nebraska
Smith
Atelanta
Macon
Augusta
Athens
Columbus
Americus
James McConkle Injured By Ed Flournoy in Georgia
James McConkle about sixty was struck on the head with a rock by Ed Flournoy about thirty five during a Sunday morning dispute near the Central depot. Doctors say skull fracture is serious and an operation may be needed. a warrant for assault with intent to murder was issued against Flournoy.
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cConkle
Flournoy
McConkle
James McConkle
Ed Flourney
Robert Flourney
Thomas Street
Central Depot
Dorsey Sentenced to Seven Years in Georgia Penitentiary
Gainesville July 23. John Tucker Dorsey, convicted of killing E. M. Twitty in the city a few months ago, has been sentenced to serve seven years in the penitentiary. His lawyers plan a new trial request and an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Gainesville
John Tucker Dorsey
E. M. Twitty
Dorsey
Supreme Court
Modest Claims by Maxim and Diarrhea Remedy Makers
The text notes Maxim the gun inventor downplays carrying power, leading to a surprising trial outcome. It then draws a parallel to Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it will positively cure diarrhoea dysentery stomach pains and has never failed. Sold by H R Palmer Sons and W J Smith Bro.
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Maxim
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Syrup Pitchers with Nickel Top and Spring Auction
A brief notice describes syrup pitchers with full nickel top and spring mechanism offered for sale at 10 cents each. The item is presented as a simple catalog line with readable details and a low price.
Cure for chronic ankle sore praised by Mary Dickerson
In a 1905 testimonial, Mrs. Mary Dickerson of Virginia recounts an eleven month inability to walk due to a severe ankle sore. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and related products, her leg healed in two weeks and she regained full health. The letter credits Cuticura with restoring mobility and health and notes prior medical doubts.
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Tapa
Mary Dickerson
Complete Treatment Offer for Skin Remedies at One Dollar
Complete treatment consisting of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills offered for one dollar. Ad claims to cure a range of disfiguring skin ailments from infancy to age, including itching, eruptions, and hair loss, even when other remedies and physicians fail. Free sample mentioned.
Russell Sage Dies at Cedarcroft in Long Island
New York July 23 Russell Sage died suddenly at his country home Cedarcroft Lawrence Long Island from heart failure due to old age ailments. He would have turned ninety on August 4. Present at death were Mrs Sage Colonel J J Slocum Rev Dr Robert Leetch Dr Theo B Janeway Dr Carl Schmuck and Dr John P Munn. Funeral at West Presbyterian Church New York, interment in Troy. Executors named Mrs Sage and Colonel Slocum. He dismissed stock fears, saying his interests would not be seriously affected.
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New York
Russell Sage
Cedarcroft
Lawrence
L. I
Sage
J. J. Slocum
Robert Leetch
Theo
Janeway
Carl Schmuck
John P. Munn
West Presbyterian Church
West 42Nd Street
Mr. Sage
A Tragic Finish From a North Sea Dyke Neglect
A warning voice recalls a ruinous dyke breach caused by watchman neglect that devastated a Dutch province. Kenneth Melver of Vancehoro, Me., avoided tragedy after a cold nearly proved fatal, saved by Dr. King's New Discovery. Advert statements promise best cough and cold cure at local stores W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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North Sea
Holland
Kenneth Melver
Vancehoro
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Hoke Smith
James M’conkle
ED Flournoy
Ious
Axminster
J. B. Williams
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