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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
8
A Cincinnati reader asks where to buy Cheney's Expectorant after purchasing it in Atlanta for a child with croup. He notes the medicine’s gratifying effect and seeks availability in his city.
Manchester December 28 at a mass meeting of the cotton trade a resolution was adopted denouncing international cotton gambling as injuring trade causing losses and unemployment and urging government to receive a deputation to press measures to curb gambling in cotton A Masters Federation president called for an international combination to reduce consumption amid difficulties in securing an global agreement. Also an advice column notes basic home treatment for bed wetting without payment.
Port receipts total 4 049 605 and four bales through December 25 with a public cash contest. Readers are invited to estimate results by January 12 with or without subscriptions and mail figures postmarked by December 31. Thursday is the last day to submit, and orders go to THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
Mary Rogers convicted of murdering her husband Marcus Rogers in Bennington Vermont is sentenced to be hanged on the first Friday in February 1905. Accomplice Dean Perham receives life imprisonment. New York Democrats seek mass meeting to influence the 1994 national convention.
Rome Ga December 20 Special Postmaster T J Helm has announced his candidacy for delegate from the state at large to the Republican national convention. He will attend the executive committee meeting in Atlanta tomorrow.
Ottawa reports reveal Canada plans to build a cruiser for the Great Lakes despite alleged treaty limits. U S officials say no treaty blocks lake naval build, while Congress eyed a repeal or modification. Michigan Representative Smith pushes for a strong response against the ash treaty.
Fort Wayne Ind December 29 One man was killed two seriously injured and seven others hurt in a head on collision between the Pennsylvania limited westbound and an east bound freight at Larwill three miles west of here. The dead James Raifsnydef Crestline Colorado baggage master. Injured Oliver Herbert engineer United teeriously Elmer Stafford fireman limited seriously H C Sutter Norfolk Nebraska passenger James Robinson colored porter I G Betts Chicago William Hamilton train barber C J Fieldstock colored porter A T L Hill Jersey City colored porter John Herbert son of engineer Herbert who rode in the end with his father. The wreck caused by a mistake by Engineer Crowell of the freight train read ing orders.
Elberton Georgia December 29 special report: D C Smith sells his Elberton Grocery Company stake while Meggis Arnold Co Brown Bros Taber Almand and M E Maxwell join as new partners with J B R Mattox and D H Arnold already members. The new concern valued around 200000 dollars, though not all put in. D H Arnold to run operations and the firm plans retail and extensive wholesale sales.
Honolulu December 29 The vessels of the Asiatic squadron under Rear Admiral Evana sailed from this port for Manila via Guam after several days in port.
A catalog of ailments describing constipation inward piles fullness of the blood in the head stomach discomfort nausea heartburn food dislike fullness of the stomach eructations heart flutter choking sensations when lying posture dizziness and visual disturbances along with head and eye tremors and burning sensations in the chest limbs and flesh. A few doses of
Salt Lake City reports labor leaders denounce Senator Smoot and the Mormon church’s stance on unions. Angus Cannon touts Utah Fuel Co as hiring hundreds to replace striking miners. Don Rutherford of United Mine Workers calls for national union support to unseat Smoot. Kellther sends telegram urging labor defense and action.
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