Swamp Root Advertises Kidney Remedy Claims
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root promotes its kidney, liver and bladder healing effects. It includes patient testimonials, a sample offer by mail from Binghamton NY, and urges readers with urinary and kidney symptoms to use the product.
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New York
Robert Rervar
Mall Pastpad
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton NI
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Ki'mer
Breanee
Binghamton NY
Colombians challenge US warship in Darien Gulf standoff
The Atlanta, with an American landing party, faced strong Colombian protests in Colombian waters near the Gulf of Darien. General Ortiz demanded the American flag be lowered, but Lieutenant Perrill refused. A Colombian camp was found onshore, well provisioned, signaling possible sustained operations as tensions rose amid pending Washington talks and possible Panama reassignment.
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United States
Atlanta
Gulf
Turner
Colon
Cochran
Atrato River
Cartagena
General
Associated Press
Rafael Ngvo
Daniel Ortiz
Novo
Perrill
Ortiz
Damutenant Yerrill
Kareen Perri
Flrat
Coac- Jan
Perritt
Edward B Mainwaring
Marine Guard
Perrilt
Mainwaring
I Oelock
General Ortiz
Reyes
Washington
Panema
Hanna Strong for Roosevelt in Alabama
In Birmingham on December 17, J J J G Thompson Charles H Scott and W F Aldrich Alabama referees of President Roosevelt returned from Washington stating Roosevelt faces no opposition for the Republican nomination. They praised Mark Hanna as a loyal ally and said Hanna will not seek the nomination. Lumber Fire at Orange Texas
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Bpeela J.j—J. G. Thompson
Charles H. Scott
W. F. Aldrich
Alabama
Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevel
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Hanna
Iapan 10 Defy Russian Bear
Tokyo reports a conference of Japan's elder statesmen including Ito Yamagata Matsukata Inouye and Oyama sought a strong front against Russia over unsatisfactory Russian proposals. Russia's stance drew cautious diplomatic notes from St Petersburg with flatly mixed signals and hopes for a new round of talks to avert war.
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Marquis Ito
Russia
Ito
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Matsukata
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China
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Black Chosen by Roosevelt
Washington December 7 The president tendered the position of civil services commissioner vacant by the death of John R Proctor to General John C Black of Chicago General Black as commander in chief of the Grand Army has not indicated whether he will accept the appointment He served as commissioner of pensions during Cleveland's second administration.
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John R. Proctor
John C Black
Chicago
Black
Grand Army
Cleveland
Murray Crane for Chairman
Washington December 17 President Roosevelt hosted a luncheon with former Governor Murray Crane Senator Lodge and Secretaries Root and Cortelyou The event sparked commentary on Crane potentially taking an intimate role in next year’s campaign and possibly chairing the Republican National Committee if Hanna declines No decision was made regarding the chairmanship and Hanna was asked to keep the position pending his decision The luncheon was described as informal and not consequential
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Murray Crane
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
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Republican National Committee
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Sore
Mobile court binds three burglars’ tools case
Mobile Alabama December 17 Albert Driscoll Duncan and J HB Russell alias Clark arrested last week on charges of blowing safes in Jacksonville and Montgomery and other points were arraigned in the recorder's court. They waived examination and were bound over to the city court in 360 for the first charge and 160 for the second. They were defended by counsel and may be turned over to Jacksonville or Montgomery officers in a few days as both cities press to secure the prisoners. Two Jacksonville detectives are present.
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Mobile
Ala
Albert Driscoll
Ailan Duncan
J. HB. Russell
Clark
Jacksonville
Fla
Montgomery
Recorder's Court
Brine Wins Club Tourney at Atlanta Club
F A Brine wins the Inagoor athletic tournament at the Atlanta Athletic Club with 47 points from 50, breaking two club records. A M Freeman Jr is second with 48.5, James D Calloway third with 43.5. Harris tops broad jump, Brine also sets hop step and jump and shot put marks, cup presented after indoor baseball slugging contest.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Hig
Prine
Clarke
Glenn
A M Freeman, Jr
James D. Calloway
L J Harris
Brina
Robert Alexander dead long time counsel for Atlanta Standard
Robert W Alexander general counsel of the Atlanta Standard Telephone Company died in Philadelphia after a three week illness of pneumonia. Funeral services were held last Wednesday. He was well known in Atlanta for business with the Standard company and had visited the city on enterprise. Protest from Isle of Pines noted in Washington as senate discusses ratification of the US Cuba treaty.
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Atlanta Standard Telephone Company
Philadelphia
Robert W Alexander
Atlanta Standard Telephione Company
Alexander
Atlanta
Standard Company
Bualneas
Washington
Senate
Penrose Relatioe
Isle of Pines
United States
Cubs
Cuba
A Neighbor of W J Bryan Praises Cheney Expectorant
A A Bradbury of Lincoln Nebraska testifies to the beneficial effects of Cheney's Expectorant. He states it cured his cold and provided instant relief from coughing during the past winter.
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W. J. Bryan
Cheney
A. A. Bradbury
Lincoln, Neb
BC Jack Hangs For Last Crime
Ned Jack Ferguson known as Big Jack, a 35 year old Black convict, was hanged at Isabella Georgia for fatally shooting Henry Tucker at W P Garry's camp in Worth last October. He weighed 200 pounds, stood six feet tall, and after a twelve minute execution his life ended. He urged courts to be tougher in prisoner trials and said he relied on the Lord. Ferguson had killed two men before Tucker and served nine years of a life sentence. Remainder shipped to Atlanta Medical College. Similar case: John Stringer, colored, hanged in Birmingham yard for stabbing William Neal to death in Pratt mines prison where both were serving sentences.
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Bylvester
Ned Jack Ferguson
Big Jack
Isabella
Henry Tucker
W P Garry
Worth
Ferguson
Atlanta Medical College
Tucker
Birmingham
Ala
John Stringer
Hawaa
William Neal
Pratt Mines
Stringer
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed By Woman
Mrs Augustus Emory of Roxbury Boston testifies that after trying Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription she recovered fully in fourteen weeks with restored appetite sleep and energy. The World Dispensary Medical Association offers $500 to women cured of certain conditions, urging confidential correspondence with a noted specialist.
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New Century Club
Dean Sim
Roxbury
Boston
Mass
Dr. Pierce
LY Piegre
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo, N.Y. i
Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Banks County Robbers Surrounded After Fatal Shot
Two unknown young men looted homes in Banks County near Jewellville. They shot bystander Lowery Patterson as thirty pursuers chased them toward a swamp near Carnot. Patterson fatally wounded. robbers allegedly wounded and hiding in cane brake. posse and sheriff pursuit continue.
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Commerce
Jewellville
Carnot
Lowery Patterson
Patterson
Cane Brake
Mr. Patterson
Teutonic Hit by Lightning Off Newfoundland
The White Star liner Teutonic, arriving from Liverpool, was struck by lightning in a gale and heavy snow about 200 miles east of the Newfoundland bank. The bolt split the top mast and rattled rigging. passengers were alarmed. The ship carried 62 first and 100 second class passengers from the Kroonland, plus 67 packages of gold. A second cabin passenger, Mrs Holeman of Alexandria Louisiana, died aboard the Teutonic on December 1 from ulaemia, and her body was brought to port.
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New York
Teutonic
Liverpool
Newfoundland Bank
McKinstey
Red Star Line
Kroonland
Mra. Holeman
Alexandria
Ulaema
Sugar Plant Nearing Completion at De Soto Camp
Americus Ga December 17 Special The sugar plant of the De Soto camp near Americus just completed at cost of probably 0 000 is almost ready to begin operations and will manufacture 15 000 gallons of cane sirup immediately. The entire sirup output will be shipped to Fairbaul Minn where it has been contracted for already. This company will plant several hundred acres in migat cane and tranufecture sugar upon a large scale.
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Americus
de Soto Camp
Fairbaul
Minn
Carolina Tank Reports Large 1903 Revenues and Profits
Charleston December 17 figures from Chairman L J Williams show state Aspensary business dons totaling 2 817 908 77 for 1903. 1903 gross sales 2 317 998 77. 1902 gross 2 406 212 27. increase 411 788 27. Net profits to towns and counties 512 216 35. school fund 126 266. 1903 net profits up 571 584 over 1902.
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Charleston
D. C
L J. Williama
State Aspensary
City Center Fire Patrol Inaugurated For Fourth Season
Chief W W Joyner of the Atlanta fire department inaugurated the regular Christmas fire patrol for the fourth season. Fire Inspector Macon C Sharp leads a six man patrol of regular firemen who will walk and not answer alarms with apparatus the week after Christmas.
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W W. R. Joyner
Atlanta Fire Department
Macon C. Sharp
Joyner
Retail district safety warning from inspectors and guards
In the retail district merchants are urged to heed fire safety and theft protection as inspectors report four years of monitoring and ongoing efforts to prevent losses. Uniformed guards and store managers are advised to stay vigilant to safeguard property and public welfare.
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