Golden Medical Discovery Promises Relief From Consumption
An old testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for supporting digestion and blood health to resist disease. The speaker cites ease of treatment, private inquiries, and a Fort Webster resident praising recovery after using multiple bottles. A separate claim notes headaches cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Sile
R. V. Pierce
Lever
G. H. Kerr
Fort Webster
Dr. Pierce
Progress of the South: New Industries Reported Week Ended Nov 24
Ouattanoona reports a flood of new ventures across states. Cement, cotton mills, gins, and foundries appear in Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. Electric plants, street railways, gas works, and tobacco and shipbuilding firms are listed with varied capitals.
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Kew Industries
Ouattanoona
Nich- Manville
Glade Springs
and, Miss
Charlotte
N. C
Inman
Arcadia
Fla
Covington
Tex
Nashville
Huntsville
Ala
Williamstown
W. Va
Newberne
Raleigh
Bristol
Mayfield
Lebanon
Houston
Olney
Ark
Tip
Rome
Chattanooga
Tenn
Challmaccys
Norfolk
Mond
New railroad may be built in Decatur area
Interest revived in the Decatur Aberdeen and Helena railroad charter as O H Ferberes Wilcox and Miss M A Byrne visit Decatur with broker Giddings and Chicago interests. Wilcox is a timber and mineral expert. Byrne represents Chicago Times Herald. The party prospected in the county for a week and left with unconfirmed reports of plans.
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Decatur
Abdeen
Helena
New Decatur
Ala
Decatur, Aberdeen and
O. H. Rerberes
Herbert Wilcos
M. A. Byrne
Giddings
Chicago
Wilcox
Miss Byrne
Joplin
Burning of Porter Provokes Lincoln County Debate
Sheriff Freeman of Lincoln county rebuts District Attorney McAllister over the lynching of John Porter, the negro rapist and murderer burned at Linon. Freeman argues no Lincoln jury would convict participants and defends not bearing Colorado blame while condemning the act. He warns politics should not mar Americans’ memory of the crime. A second item reports Ernest L. Adams killed on the South Carolina Georgia Extension Railroad after being struck by a locomotive’s cowcatcher while attempting to couple a train, near Catawbs.
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Freeman
McAllister
Denvax
Rocky Mountain
Lincoln County
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Porter
Linon
Denver
Limon
Hage
Lincoln
Porter
Thowns
Colorado
Repubiican
South Carolina and Georgis
Catawbs
Ernest L. Adams
Teller Says Silver Is Not Dead and Army Bill Debate
Senator Henry M. Teller of Colorado, en route to Washington, asserts the silver question remains alive despite Bryan's defeat. He predicts a push for a permanent army of up to 100,000, a subsidy shipping bill with $10 to $20 million yearly cost, and possible reductions in the war revenue tax. He doubts passage during the short session and notes no plans to join the Colorado senatorial contest, expecting fusion forces to unite.
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Denver
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Washington
Bryan
Con
Philippine Islands
Teller
Holding for Higher Prices in Columbus Warehouses
About 18,000 bales of cotton sit in Columbus warehouses with investigation showing over 75 percent owned by farmers held at 10 cents and sometimes 11 or 12 cents. Some farmers expect 12 cents before next harvest and await the rise. A warehouse contains thousands of bales all owned by farmers. Small grain planting is unusually high and wholesalers report strong sales of wheat oats rye.
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Columbus
Ocolumbus
Farmora
General strike declared in Tampa amid armed workers
Tampa Florida November 26 with a general strike declared despite a last night agreement. About 1400 workers including box makers trimmers plumbers carpenters brick masons painters and others walked out. By tomorrow organizers expect 80000 out and plan to rally railroad unions to halt cigar factory output.
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Tampa
Fla
Resistencia
International
Trades Assembly
Electri
Marine En
Tampa, Typographical Co
Nh Giis
International Executive Board
Tt Io
International Cigarmakers
Postal Telegraph Wins Right of Way Condemnation
Judge Falligant rules Postal Telegraph and Cable may condemn the Plant system right of way in parts of South Georgia to erect poles for wires. Details involve Thomasville Albany and Thomasville Valdosta corridors. Plant system sought injunction. the order was dissolved after a hearing. Charles F. Prendergast named as Postal assessor. Plant has not designated its representative.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Oriental Union Formed Among Cal University Students
Native Japanese and Chinese students at the University of California form the Oriental union aimed at extending to other colleges to foster social contact and intellectual culture, promoting mutual understanding between Orientals and Occidentals. Berkeley reports the group directed by Professor John Fager and Yoshi Oka the Japanese consul. Dernam Negroes back a bank for Dime Savings in North Carolina with paid capital of 5 to 10 thousand dollars. Indian arrests in Baja California involve Cocopa Indians suspected in the murder of Acuna and Maretti, three Mexicans linked to cattle theft.
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California
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
United States
Oriental Union
John Fager
Yoshi Oka
San Francisco
Dernam
N. C
Dime Savings Bank
General Assembly
James B. She
Sax Divac
Antonio Carpinters
Manuel Dublo
Lower
Acuna
Maretti
Five Perish in Tennessee Floods Headline
Measured by reports from Nashville to Memphis, a severe storm produced wind rain sleet and snow. A tornado struck Siloam Georgia near Union Point destroying buildings and killing livestock but no fatalities reported there. In West Tennessee floods drownings include a woman and two children near Dyersburg, a Black river jobber near Forked Deer, and a mail carrier near Caney Creek in Lauderdale County.
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Avousta
Siloam
Union Point
J. B. Dolivar
Atock
Memphis
Tennessee
Dyersburg
Caney Creek
Olymph
Lauderdale County
Railroad Flood Delays Halt Trains to Paducah
Floods along the Nashville and Chattanooga line block northbound service to Paducah Kentucky since Friday night and Saturday trains are turned back. Water runs highest in Clark river bottom at Murray and delays have pushed central line southbound arrival three hours late. The flood is abating and service may return to schedule tomorrow.
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Paducah
Mimpms
Nashville and
Chattanooga
Tenn
Clark River
Murray
Niinots Central
Storm disrupts telegraph lines and trains in Ohio
Rail and wire networks suffer heavy outages as wet snow and winds paralyze Columbus and surrounding areas. Western Union reports hundreds of downed wires, streetcars halted, and newspapers and mail trains delayed while storms cause major lakefront damage at Loran and near Lake Erie with schooner St Lawrence wrecked and piers at risk.
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Columbus
Western Union
Czar's Condition Shows Improvement On Illness Bulletin
Livap14 Nov 26 bulletin says the emperor had a good day with sleep and perspiration. At 3 PM temperature 99.3, pulse 76. at 9 PM temperature 99.5, pulse 72. Night was good with profuse perspiration. Morning reading 9 AM: 99.0, pulse 70. general illness shows distinct improvement.
German Flag Reaches Great Wall After Mountain March
Report from Berlin dated Nov 24 says Colonel Muedenfelse’s expedition hoisted the German flag over the Great Wall on Nov 22 after a difficult ascent via Hoey Ling Cheng. French forces fought Boxers 90 kilometres south of Pao-Ting-Fu as Jubaland rebellion rises in Somalia with about 4,000 armed men. Sub-Commissioner Jenner wounded as reinforcements rush to Kismain. fate uncertain. Blood Poison Cured by B B B claims to heal chronic cases with a 20 year tested remedy, offering free trial and pricing.
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Rman
Great Wall
Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Muedenfelse
Hoey-Ling-Cheng
Pao-Ting-Fu
Zanzinar
Somalia
Jubaland
British East Africa
Jenner
Isanid
Kismain
Bass
B.B.B
Druggista
Atlanta
Waller Reaffirms Bowlen Was Alive Before Return Home
In Consus Ga on November 26 Robert Waller, brother-in-law of Bowlen, testified he believed Bowlen was alive until his unexpected return home. Waller had accompanied Bowden to Tyres and was with him when Bowden’s reported drowning occurred, contradicting earlier claims.
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Waller
Conesuus
Robert i Waller
Woo
Bowslen
Bowden
Alabama Eyes Exposition Exhibit Funds Move Under Way
At a joint meeting of Alabama commissioners and the Commercial Club a bill was drafted to appropriate 8250 and 8100 from each county for Alabama representation at the Buffalo exposition. A committee will visit Montgomery to urge legislative action as support for the plan grows. Two deaths occurred in the storm in Axnox, Ohio, on November 4.
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Binwxonam
Ala
Alabma
Commercial Club
Buffalo
Alabama
Montgomery
Legisature
Bill to reduce taxes and kill depot bill in Georgia
A bill was offered in the Georgia house to move 432000 from the state treasury to pay current expenses for the next year, reducing the tax rate. The bill is said to kill the Atlanta depot measure the school appropriation and several other items. The bill was the only measure taken up in the morning session.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
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Tou Bray
Silver
Senator Teller
Resisten Ela Union
Loran
Lake Erie
St. Lawrence
Enat
Michael Bros
Gzar
Newton Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway & Co
South Broad Street
Axnox
Hero
Black Goods
Michael Brothers
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