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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
6
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Waycross Georgia December 5 Special report details the destruction of the Atlantic and Birmingham railroad trestle over the Satilla River near Waltertown and the nearby county bridge. High water, wrecked bridges, and washouts cripple transport and mail transfer by boat as trains are halted and roads flooded.
State Labor Commissioner Warner Sall proposes prohibiting employment of children under twelve in factories and restricting youths aged twelve to fourteen to only ten hours daily unless literate. He backs a maximum eleven hours for adult workers and urges local option on compulsory education via a majority vote.
Kokeme Ind December 2 At a church revival Joseph Young formerly a Galveston saloon keeper declared conversion and discussed the death of three men struck by a train last winter One victim was his brother The men drank at Youngs saloon before the accident and the engine hit their buggy The tragedy prompted Young to close the saloon and join the church He has quit the saloon business forever
Laxative Bromo-Quinine notes Reed street passable in the Hazzard Hil area as Atlantic and Birmingham railroad officials suspend all trains between Waycress and Nicholls until further notice. No passenger transfers over Satilla at Waltertown. mails likely to continue. River swelled over a mile at Waltertown. bridge work postponed until water recedes as other county bridges may fail.
Special Correspondence from London notes Edna May will not return home soon as Paul Potter and Stuart Potter debut a new musical piece in London. Edna May plays a typewriter in scenes set on Wall Street while theatres schedule revivals of Othello with Bourchier and Bateman. Verdi home for aged artists and a planned Verdi museum are mentioned alongside Resurrection and Our Two Consciences in Paris.
Colonel Sheffield Phelps lies at Aiken with fever unbroken by doctors Valentine Mott and C F McGahan. If he survives the next hours they hope for recovery as his mother brother Captain John J Phelps and sister Baroness Von Rothenburg Phelps stay at his bedside.
An article explains headaches arise from organ derangements and highlights frontal headaches caused by head and throat catarrh. It promotes Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets as an effective internal remedy, citing a teacher testimonial and a user who reported relief after using fifty-cent boxes. The tablets are advertised as cocaine and opium free, containing antiseptics to eliminate catarrhal germs.
Charles J. Denny a millionaire brewer and Suburban Street Railway director was found guilty of perjury after a two day trial in St Louis. He was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The defense argued lack of positive knowledge about a $75,000 deposit intended for suburban bill passage.
Colonel J H Estill succeeds Hon William Garrard on the Georgia Soldiers home board of trustees effective immediately and at the next meeting will take Garrard’s place. Garrard’s resignation was delivered to Governor Terrell after which Estill’s appointment was announced. Estill’s selection from the first senatorial district follows the home act requiring a trustee from each district.
The War Department orders exchange of foreign Philippine regiments with the same troop numbers in the United States. Home troops relieve forces in the Philippines, first group leaving for San Francisco February 1. Cavalry and artillery units across Forts Meade, Clarke, Sam Houston, Grant, Duquesne, Huachuca, Wingate, and others redeploy. infantry regiments moved between Port Wayne, Fort Brady, Fort Porter, Vancouver, and western posts. The returning units include the Sixth and First Cavalry reorganizing in the Dakota department.
A Wilkesbarre physician testifies before the presidents arbitration commission that 99 percent of coal miners are anaemic with impaired health lowering earnings. The miner David Collins from New Strattsville, Ohio details a pernicious anaemia cured by Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People after doctors failed. The Rev Ernest Graves calls the case miraculous and credits the pills as a reliable remedy. Anaemia is blood deficiency with pallid features and breathlessness, a condition Dr Williams' Pink Pills reportedly cures.
Waycross Georgia December 5 special. Gunsie Sears an inmate of Klondike in the Tenderloin district was shot and seriously wounded by an unknown party last night. A bullet struck her left breast and another her side. She returned to the house unaided and a physician was summoned. Police find the wounds serious though not fatal. A mystery surrounds the affair and neighbors suspect possible self inflicted shots.
New York December 5 The board of review of the National Trotting Association denied an application to remove a $100 fine imposed on Little Clyde who was disqualified for competing in a no time race at Newport News Virginia.
The text outlines unit assignments for artillery and infantry regiments to stations by department. It lists multiple regiments and batteries across departments including the Lakes, the East, Colorado, Texas, and the Columbia, with specific units slated for transfer upon arrival in San Francisco. It notes selection by regimental command for the First regiment headquarters and two battalions.
The Shamrock Iowa college graded Angus steer named Glory Bovis was auctioned today for beef after earning class champion and grand show honors. Richard Weaver paid 56 cents per pound for the 1,895 pound steer, totaling $101.80. The prize animal will be butchered for porterhouse steaks as readers await the final show, with all entries except Glory Bovis slated to parade tomorrow night.
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