Women Suffer Alike From Kidney Trouble Ad
An old newspaper ad touts Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues in both women and men. It claims frequent urination, burning skin, and bed wetting stem from kidney disease and pitches Swamp Root as the cure with sample bottles and pamphlets offered by Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Southern Has Accident Kills Two. Seven Hurt near Springfield Va
A Southern Railway collision at Springfield Virginia killed postal clerk W. W. Woodward of Jonesville and a fireman, with seven others injured. The rear end crash involved a passenger train and a work train as brakes failed on a siding, delaying the crack Southern train to New Orleans. Engineer Peter Harrington and other crew members suffered serious injuries.
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Southern Vestibuled Limited
Southern Railway
Springfield
Alexandra
W. W. Woodward
Jonesville
Benjamin Rawlings
Orange
Peter Harrington
John L. Thompson
Washington, C
J. Frank Keller Lantzers
Frederick J. Larick
V. A. Fontaine
Bethel Hill
N.C
Southern
Here
Atlanta
New Orleans
Enei Neer Harrington
Judge Rules $1.5 Million in Complex Gas Case
Judge Ray of the U S Court in Birmingham Ny handed down a decision in a $1 500 000 dispute involving Jacob Edwards and the Bay State Gas company of Delaware. The Mercantile Trust company of New York and the Bay State Gas of Delaware were accused of improperly transferring Bay State Gas stock through a clerical error to the Mercantile Trust company instead of to the Bay State Gas company of Delaware. The Mercantile Trust Company demurred and that demurrer was sustained.
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U. S Court
Birmingham
N. Y
United States Circuit Court
Jacob Edwards
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Mercantile Trust Company of
New York
Bay State Gas Company of
Massachusetts
Mercantile Trust Company
Jay State Gas Company of
Delaware
Brown
Powder Explosion Wrecks Lowell Plant and Town
A massive blast at the United States Cartrid ge Company powder works near Riverside Park in Lowell Massachusetts kills an estimated 20 and wounds many others. The blast tears through rows of houses within a quarter mile, causes widespread panic, and mobilizes state militia to restore order. Several victims are named among the dead and seriously injured.
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Middlesex County
Thore
Jade
St. Johns Hospital
State Militin
Plate Militia
United States Cartridge Company
Riverside Park
Tewksbury
Lowell
Cartridge Company
Tisthwelock
St Johns Hospital
Woun
Mia
Willam Riggs
James Galloway
Wiliam Flynn
William Metermort
Michael Rogers
Concord
Convict Bill Fails in Georgia House After Compromise
Atlanta July 24 The Georgia House failed to pass the Stead bill after adopting the Candler compromise, leaving the convict system in doubt. Senate action on two railroad measures also failed, with both votes against extending railroad commission powers.
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Felder
Bibb
Tme
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Senate
Railroad Commission
Comas
Wounded Soldier's Odd Wound Repeats Across War
A Confederate veteran at the Soldiers' Home in Raleigh recalls two wounds from 1862 and 1863 that alternated injuries to his eyes after bullet entries. In the same period steamers Metampusa and Ruperra collided near the Lizard. Ruperra sank and its crew was saved, while Metampusa required repairs.
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The March of Progress and Modern Conveniences
In a progressive tone the piece argues that railroads, telegraphs, and telephones are essential today and mocks reliance on inferior flour suggesting Clifton brand improves bread and pastry. Whogfield Cash Grocery is cited as a vendor reference.
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Bransford Mills
Owensboro
Clifton
Wingfield Cash Store
Telephone
Branaford
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Whogfield Cash Grocery
Jealous wife shoots husband in boardinghouse
At 8 45 a.m. W J Wood was shot five times by his wife in a Marietta Street boarding house in Atlanta. Only one bullet struck him in the abdomen as 20 witnesses looked on. He was taken to Grady Hospital in weak condition. Mrs. Wood fled, claiming she killed him, amid reports of prior jealousy driven attempts.
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Rigeeveld
Cosbys
William Galloway
Lowell
B. Sullivan
Victoria Perrouse
Hallagher
McDermott
Sullivan
Stanley Transfer Company
Joe Goloblok
Coluss
Calif
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Mark—Wood
Marietta
W. J. Wood
Wood
Mary Ballinger
W. J. Speer
Peachtree Street
Marietta Street
Trio Steam Laundry
Grady Hospital
Mra. Wood
Spring Street
Dramatic Rome Masses Honor Spiritual and Temporal Monarchs
In Rome today, a dual reverent scene contrasts the Sistine Chapel requiem for Pope Leo X and a Pantheon mass for King Humbert. Victor Emmanuel and Queen Marguerite attended, with city officials wreathing the tombs of both kings. Cardinals from several nations led the foreign service as Rome observes the monarchs’ legacies amid elaborate ceremonies and moving crowd scenes.
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Gruscha
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Perraud
Autun
di Piotra
Vatican
Holy See
Leo
Hla Aucceasor
Audubon Bill Passed For Protection Of Song Birds
Atlanta reports the Florida Audubon bill passed by the Georgia House, aimed at protecting song birds plumage and nests. Debate over anti fraud labor advance payments saw the bill tabled after amendments, with 81 voting for and 30 against. New local and county bills were introduced on education tax, animal protection in Glynn, liquor sale in Telfair, and a $300 reward for Charley Jeffcoat’s capture.
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House of Representatives
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Putnam
House
Deal
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DII
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Morgan
Flynt
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Adams
Burton
Franklin
Canon
Franklin County
Butts
Glynn
Twenty-Fifth
Cook
Telfair
Daniel
Emanuel
Charley Jeffcoat
John G Long Dies in Scotland After Fall
John G Long former United States consul general to Cairo and London died in Dunbar Scotland after a fall from a dark staircase fracturing his skull. He was 67 and had been visiting friends during a tour of Scotland en route home from Cairo.
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Cairo
Egypt
London
John G. Long
Dunbar
Scotland
Jang
St Augustine
Fla
Long
Mr. Long
Mob seeks armed lynching after alleged assault near Lucerne
Logansport Indiana July 28 a mob of Harrison township citizens armed with shotguns revolvers pitchforks and clubs scour the countryside for an unknown black man who allegedly attempted to assault Mrs Watts near her home three miles from Lucerne The mob is led by George Watts son of the assaulted woman. If caught he will be lynched. The search targets Southes prairie a 2000 acre corn tract.
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Ind
Armel
Harrison Township
Mra
Josef Watts
Lucerne
George Watts
Sutthes Prairie
Duty Abolished on Molasses in London
In a Commons statement Premier Balfour announced a customs reform plan to repeal the duty on raw molasses among other taxes as the session proceeds. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended for pimples bad complexion and similar ailments.
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London
House of Commons
Balfour
Hood
Incompatibility as a Path to Lasting Marriage
The text argues that temperament clashes cause despair but can be overcome by understanding a partner’s milieu, including consulting servants, to reveal the soul of the loved one. It promotes intelligent acclimatization and lifelong affection, urging to marry a good, loving woman to reduce discord and sustain a lasting love.
Men Demand More Than They Give In Love
A reader voices views on marriage noting Providence implants a female desire to cling to a stronger partner, but men resist and seek variety. The piece argues men avoid sustained devotion and prefer freedom, citing Brigham Young and the era's gender dynamics.
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Marriagas
Notice to pay haying assessments and back taxes
A July 1 1903 notice from City Marshal B. . Oulp warns all debtors to settle haying assessments and back taxes within the month or face levies. Finance committee demands tax collection. the notice asserts finality and authority.
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Finance Committee
Olty Marshal
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