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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1905
Page
4
An Atlanta Daily Constitution feature promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a kidney remedy claiming it cures many diseases by improving kidney function. It includes testimonials, a free sample offer, and instructions to mail for a book, with emphasis on hospitals and doctors endorsing the product.
Washington dispatch reports Democrats loyal to John Sharpe Williams threaten to retire two committee veterans Shackleford of Missouri and Lamar of Florida from the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee along with expected reshuffles. Williams seeks allies who will support his leadership while insiders note other Democrats on the panel will be endorsed or replaced as the party prepares for railroad regulation votes.
The House adjourned after a three and a half hour session marked by a clash over old versus new rules. Leaders and veteran lawmakers attended as committees were named to coordinate with the Senate on notifying President Roosevelt that Congress was ready to transact business.
A Bristol, Virginia streetcar on State street collided with a Norfolk and Western engine. Three passengers were seriously injured including Emma Campbell who suffered facial cuts, Clarence Reynolds the fourth, and James Bruce with facial and head wounds. Five others escaped unharmed. The crash occurred after two engines approached from different directions, diverting the streetcar onto the track.
Hawkes optician at 14 Whit Hall offers patient, question-free eye examinations for children. Emphasizes patience and satisfaction in determining glasses needs for kids.
Justices White Peckham and Holmes Kenna assented to the ruling that a tax on tanks and related internal revenue objects is legal. The piece warns broad state control of public utilities could erode federal revenue and threaten republican government.
London reports Arthur J Balfour has tendered his resignation and that King Edward will invite Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman to form a new cabinet. Henry Morley likely to join, with Asquith as chancellor and Grey or Elgin to head the colonies or India office.
Judge John F Philips in Missouri ruled the US district court lacks jurisdiction in cases against railroads over rebates on salt shipments in Kansas and coal in Colorado. The decision sends the matter to Kansas and Colorado circuit courts as required by the law and a Supreme Court ruling. The opinion notes focus should include shippers alongside railroads to address rebate evils and uphold fair play. Also reports a skating event at Peachtree Auditorium with new management promising a record winter season.
New York on December 4 witnessed a large procession of Jews marching under black banners through East Blue Street area with dirges for victims in Russia. Women and children sang, labor and revolutionary groups joined behind police, survivors of Kishineff noted, banners and a six pointed blue star waved as they crossed Brooklyn Bridge to Union Square for a mass meeting urging Jews to arm in defense.
Several new senators were sworn in in Washington including Mr Frazier of Tennessee and Senator Talliflorco of Florida. Senators Allison and Morgan were appointed to a committee to wait on the president, with a similar House committee. The session adjourned until tomorrow.
A reader argues against buying Scott's Emulsion due to price. The letter defends the product's higher cost as reflecting higher quality and proper production, claiming cheaper alternatives compromise liver oil standards. Scott & Bowne, 469 Pearl Street, New York.
United States Circuit Judge Henry Lurton and Judson Harmon appointed receiver for the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton and the Pere Marquette railroads after insolvency findings. Bond set at $200,000. Walter Horn creditor’s petition led the action. firms previously solvent before July 7 1904, later incurring heavy debts and pledges amid mounting fixed and floating liabilities.
Attorney Stevens presented the company answer admitting insolvency and a deficit exceeding 6 million dollars with over 4.9 million in outstanding obligations. The December 1905 funded debt topped 54 million across 24 bond series. A receiver for Pere Marquette property was sought. ancillary actions noted with past owners including Brayton Ives and Senator Calvin Brice.
An old style ad declares Dr J Newton Hathaway the most expert specialist for chronic diseases. It invites readers to call between hours on weekdays and Sundays, offers free initial consultation, promises honest advice and home treatment, and urges writing for a valuable book on disease.
Eugene Zimmerman and J P Morgan clash over the Erie of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line with resistance noted. The dispute emerged amid a contested plan weeks ago.
An article extols independence via fruit cultivation in the Great Southwest. It cites a Chicagoan who settled in 1898, planted 14 acres with 1924 peach trees and strawberries, earning $1600 at first fruit yield and typical Per Tree yields near $1. The piece invites readers to contact the Frisco System for regional opportunities and lists December round trip fares to key Southwest points including Dallas Fort Worth and Oklahoma City with 25 percent off one way rates.
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