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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
10
Fragmentary notes indicate an official committee discussion on Winniston matters and expected decisions involving Alan and related actions. The reduced text suggests ongoing deliberations and uncertainty about outcomes.
A fragment mentions the Century Overcoats Surtout and hints at recognizing its origin within a larger, incomplete discussion. The lines reference streams disposed of and purity limits, suggesting a historical note on materials or equipment and regional context.
The Carnegie Library hosts an evening lecture by Miss Crozier on the dramatic side of the French Revolution. Her years of research promise learned and entertaining insight into human relations during a great historical upheaval, presented with assimilation and erudition.
A verdict for damages was brought in today by Mrs Jennie M Leys against the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company. She sued for 5257 000 for the death of her husband who was killed in a collision in the company tunnel in New York City in January last. Leys was manager of a department store with earnings around 230 000 a year.
Washington dispatch reports that if Representative Fleming's bill becomes law, the historic Sand Bar Ferry near Augusta will be replaced by an iron toll bridge. The ferry, operated by Jepson, would be superseded due to federal control of waterways requiring congressional authorization for bridges over navigable streams.
Tennessee secretary of state reports official returns from the late election total 160,490 with Frazier receiving 93,354 votes and Campbell 59,002 while Cheves polled 2,193 giving Frazier a majority of 97,759. The tabulation compares 1900 and 1998 results and notes turnout about 40 percent of prior elections. Nashville, December 2.
Jackson Miss December 2 Special thirty five prominent prohibitionists and three officers of the Women's Christian Temperance Union have joined to call a state convention in Jackson February 17 to memorialize the next legislature to pass laws prohibiting manufacture sale or importation for beverage purposes of all alcoholic liquors. They say time is ripe for decisive action as liquor is legally sold in only twelve counties and they aim to run it out of all. Mississippi elects a legislature next fall making prohibition a live issue.
The crown prince of Siam and his party sailed for Yokohama toward Siam at 1:30 this morning. The Empress of China was held until then out of respect for the prince and marty, since Monday is deemed unlucky for sailing, so departure occurred at the start of Tuesday.
A St Petersburg dispatch reports serious clashes between Cossacks and 8 000 strikers at Vladi Kavnas. Shots were fired, several men killed and 30 wounded on both sides. Over 100 strikers were arrested in the unrest.
The Georgia Senate debated a bill to punish public intoxication outside towns with fines up to fifty dollars or sixty days in jail. A 23 to 8 vote approved the amended form, with strong speeches for and against the law emphasizing public morals and protection of women and children.
Kidney trouble is blamed for much sickness and suffering and may be fatal if untreated. Swamp Root promises relief as kidneys clean the blood helping other organs. a trial is urged with free samples if readers mail name and address to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Hinghamton, N C, noting Atlanta Constitution.
A March 24 1902 letter from Atlanta Georgia claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root gave nearly instant relief after two years of kidney and bladder pain and sleepless nights. The writer states six bottles restored health and notes approval of an insurance application as a result.
A March 39, 1902 letter to The Atlanta Constitution praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for curing chronic back pain and kidney trouble. The writer shares that Homer Jones, aged 14, also improved and now works for Western Union Messenger Service. The note urges others with kidney issues to try the remedy.
Editorial notice invites readers with kidney liver or bladder symptoms or family history to request a free Swamp Root sample bottle and an explanatory book from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY by mail. Readers are advised to mention reading the offer in The Atlanta Daily Constitution and to include the product name and address on every bottle.
Atlanta resident Mrs M M Barnes writes from 1 Street praising Kilmer's Swamp-Root after five years of kidney trouble. After two bottles she claims full relief and says she would use it in her family in preference to other remedies. January 16, 1902.
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