Remarkable feat hunting 35 ducks in one shot near Petersburg
Dr. C. A. Warmer and F. M. Shatswell reportedly downed 35 shaliards and canvasbacks at a small lake south of Petersburg in one shot last Friday. The tale recalls a 23 year old lake incident nearby where a lone hunter lost footing in mud and despite danger extricated himself after retrieving eleven ducks from the shore and many more in the ice.
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Dr. C. A. Warmer
F. M. Shatswell
Petersburg
Petraburg
Inauguration Honors at Ninola University Urbana Ill
The ceremony for Dr Ed mund Jones James as president included honorary degrees for distinguished men led by Dean Cyril G Hop kins. Dr H C White received the LL D for science and education contributions. A humorous aside about a Skyehye apartment proprietor and judge remarks follows, noting divorces and seasonal affection.
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Edmund Jones James
University of Ninola
Urbana
Ill
H. C. White
the Universalty of Georgia
University of
Linola
Hold your cotton like grim death warns Southern Cotton Assoc
Harvie Jordan urges farmers and merchants to resist cotton buyers and spins to secure price gains. Do not sell below eleven cents per pound. avoid loans to mills or exports until ready. Georgia quarantine lifted. state open to interstate traffic with cost under three thousand dollars. Rail service to resume with no restrictions.
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South
Harvie Jordan
Presa
Southern Cotton Asso
Atlanta
Georgia
H. F. Harris
State Board of Health
Alabama
Walked Three Thousand Miles Ends With Suicide Attempt
Alfred Drearde, who walked from San Francisco to New York seeking a marriage, leaped from Willamaburg bridge into the East River but was saved by a policeman. He had learned the beloved girl had returned to Italy, was penniless and without friends, and later stayed at Bellevue hospital before release. He remained under examination.
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New York
Alfred Drearde
San Francisco
Willamaburg
East River
Dreardo
Italy
Bellevue Hospital
Striking European rail workers threaten wider shutdowns
Rail labor unrest grips over half of European Russia with a spreading strike in the Volga region. St. Petersburg faces possible isolation as two remaining lines near collapse and the capital risks losing outside contact before tomorrow. Wounds and antiseptic care notes appear in unrelated medical ad copy mentioning Chamberlain's Point Balm and Pain Balm sold by local firms.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Volga
St. Petu
Menton
R. Palmer & Sons
J Smith
Bro
Warner Hill Named Chairman of Railroad Board
Hon Hiram Warner Hill of Greenville Meriwether county was elected chairman of the railroad commissioners at a noon Wednesday meeting by unanimous vote. He succeeds J Pope Brown Hawkinsville whose term expired. Col O B Stevens Dawson Terrell will serve six years with George F Montgomery continuing as secretary and Campbell Wallace as chief clerk. Montgomery and Wallace are praised for long service.
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Atlanta
Hiram Warner Hill
Greenville
Meriwether County
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Joseph M. Brown
J. Pope Brown
Hawkinsville
O. B. Stevens
Dawson
Terrel County
Agriculture
Terrell
Brown
Hill
Stevens
Hix
George F. Montgomery
Commission
Campbell Wallace
Montgomery
Railroad Commission
Wallace
Mad Cat Bites A Sick Woman In Macon Georgia
Mrs. D. Waller of Macon lies in critical condition after a mad cat angrily entered her room at night and bit her arms. Officer Tom Wilson killed the cat. its head is in Atlanta for hydrophobia testing. Mrs. Waller is married to E. E B. Waller, proprietor of a Southern depot lunch room.
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Macon
D. Waller
Randolph predicts Panama Canal finish within ten years
I Isham Randolph of the Panama Canal consulting board writes to Zina Carter that the canal could be completed before 1915. He cites speed in preparation, a 24,000 worker need, limited labor due to demand, and criticizes the eight hour day rule as adding costs. He notes abandoned French machinery and calls some reports mere rumor.
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Washington
Isham Randolph
Panama Canal
Zina R. Carter
Chicago
Isthmian Canal Commission
Randolph
Isthmus
Panama
Caribbean
Pacific
Roosevelt Carriage Event Sees Secret Service Fistfight
In Armingham Alabama on October 25 Secretary Loeb and Secret Service Agent B B McAdams clashed publicly as the president prepared to enter the carriage for a parade. McAdams, unsure of Loeb, pulled him away prompting Loeb to strike and McAdams to retaliate. Friends intervened to restore order and explanations followed.
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Armingham
Ala
Loeb
Secret Service
B. B. McAdams
Roosevelt
Paralle
McAdams
Cure-All Catarrh Claim Sparks Mythic Reward Promise
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. The ad claims a constitutional disease cured internally by affecting blood and mucous surfaces, offering $100 reward for any failing case and inviting testimonials from Toledo firm P J Cheney Co. The garbled text references doctors, druggists, and car enthusiasts in Washington with uncertain final words.
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Hall
Nature Fm
Lst
P. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, A
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Green
Chicago News
Dr, White
University of Illinois
Philadelphia Press
Chicago Record-Herald
Suramey Girls
Cleveland
MMR
Jordan
United States
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Warner Hill
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