Gold Mining and Temperance Notes In Georgia
The paper surveys Georgia gold prospects led by the Dahlonega Mining and Milling Company with capital of 9,500,000 and plans for several stamp mills. It also cites temperance advocates in military history, noting British leaders and U S Navy figures endorsing abstinence and its impact on effectiveness.
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Georgia
Dablonega Gold Mining and Milling Company
Nlen
California
Colorado
Dahlonega Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Lord Wolseley
United Kingdom
Lord Roberts
India
Lord Kitchener
Soudan
America
Philip, Vic
Patriotism and health pastimes in old road ads
A fragment advertising Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills extols patriotic duty and bodily vigor. It touts the product as a blood cleanser and nerve tonic, claiming cures for various complaints and endorses by testimonial from Joole Eaton of Stafford Springs.
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Hood
Homer
Joole Eaton
Stafford Springs
Swift Specific Co Blood Remedy Claim Card
An advertisement touts a vegetable blood remedy said to be free of potash and mercury. It claims to cure scrofula boils sores and various diseases by purging impure blood and strengthening the system. Address requests for free samples to the Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Paper trust and tariff reform debate in Savannah
The piece argues that Germany plans against all nations and condemns the Newspaper Trust for price manipulation and monopoly. It notes the push for free wood pulp and paper to curb the trust, discusses literary trends and readership shifts, and mentions Senator Bacon resuming activity in Washington after illness.
Republicans Pivot on Porto Rican Tariff Bill in Conference
Washington Feb 27 Republican leaders, humiliated by their failure to control bolters on the Porto Rican tariff bill, met to modify the measure. They propose limiting tenure to two years and reducing the rate from 25 to 15 percent while hoping to pass the bill. McKinley warned the need for a political show of provisions, as at least six Republicans refuse to yield. The vote is set for tomorrow.
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McKinley
Port of
New York
W. D. Bynum
Josiah Patterson
Shiloh Battlefield Commission
Luke Wright
Bynum
Patterson
Wright
Chattanooga News
The
Georgia Historical Society
Stevenson
Kipling
Vlower
Dr. Sheldon
Spurgeon
Robert Elsmere
Barabbas
Corelli
Savannah Press
House
Ways and Means Committee
Murderer Fuller in Death's Shadow
Macon Georgia February 27 The supreme court sustained the Bible superior court finding in the state against Allen Fuller charged with the murder of Mrs Eugenia Hamilton Pottle The case may be resumed next week with Fuller likely to be re sentenced to hang His lawyers Dessan and Bates fought for acquittal while Sheriff Westortt orders close confinement and revocation of privileges
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Macon
Supreme Court
Bible Superior Court
Allen Fuller
Mra
Eugenia Hamilton Pottle
Felton
Fuller
Messrs. Dessan
Bates
Westortt
Waifs of the Wires Condensed Form in Brief
Montgomery state treasury holds about 1.2 million dollars in cash under Alabama law kept in vaults with time-locks. Two watchmen guard the treasury nightly while currency and gold stay in the vault and silver fills canvas sacks in sight. In Atlanta a $260 reward is offered for Kelly Brinsfield, the defaulting bookkeeper for Manhattan Life Insurance, with delivery in any jail in the U S. Arthur Sewall, former Democratic VP candidate, met President McKinley denying forecasts of Democratic defeat and noting a halt in his Hawaii to Philippines journey due to plague.
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Ala
Alabama
Washington
Arthur Sewall
McKinley
Sewall
Hawaii
Philippines
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Charlea M. Schwab
Carnegie Steel Company
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Yale
New York Sun
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Annverview
Military Academy
West Point
Engineers’ School
Willett’s Point
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Fort Monroe
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Fort Leavenworth
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Germany
Dseed
L. Gentile
Second Avenue
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R.E
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the Newspaper Trust
International Paper Company
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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Capitol
Washington, D. DC
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