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Old newspaper style advertisement claims catarrh and deafness can be cured by Botanic Blood Balm. It promises quick radical relief, purifies blood, and restores strength. Offers free medical advice and a refund if not satisfied.
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Judge Emory Speer Celebrated on Twenty One Years on Bench
A Savannah banquet hosted by Mr Mills Dr Lane honors Emory Speer on the 21st anniversary of his appointment as a United States judge. Speakers praise his balancing of corporate power and public rights, his humane rulings, and his long service from 1872 to the present, with reminiscences of his family and Georgia roots.
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Savannah
Mills DR. Lane
Indeo Emory Speer
United States Court
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Georgia
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Athens
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Edward J. Phelps
Barr
Lane
Maj. C. McClure
Major McClure
United States
J. P. Williams
J. A. G. Carson
Samuel Adams
University of Georgia
Pratt
Career of Judge Bpeer from Solicitor General to Georgia judge
The record notes Judge Bpeer’s official career from Solicitor General to United States Judge in the Southern District of Georgia. Appointed by President Arthur and confirmed February 18, 1885 at age 30, he seated in Savannah on March 9 that year, continuing as judge for twenty years.
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North Carolina
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Arthur
Senate
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Private in the Kentucky Orphan Brigade Recalls Civil War Service
ASA Soldier Boy, a private in the Kentucky Orphan Brigade at sixteen, joined the famed unit later known as mounted infantry. He served under Generals Wheeler and Hardee, fought in Sherman’s Carolina campaigns, and earned a Confederate Cross of Honor from the Macon Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Atlanta
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Kilpatrick
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Savannah
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Carolina
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Btatesburg
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Washington, Ga
Orphan Brigade
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Macon
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gen. Lee
Driver of hearse recalls a narrow grave escape
Toga Wisconsin February 26 James Mulligan believed dead for three days was found alive in his casket when the hearse driver heard groans and opened the coffin. Funeral services had been held and the procession was en route to the cemetery. Mulligan asked where he was and what he was doing there as he awoke.
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