Paw Paw Remedy praised by druggists and firms
Advertorial letters from Wolf-Wilson Drug Co and Plimpton-Cowan Drug Co of Buffalo praise Munyon's Paw Paw remedy as a must in homes. Messages claim rapid orders, strong demand, and public approval, urging continued shipments and noting sales success across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf-Wilson Drug Company
St Louis
Paw Paw
Wolf-Wilson Drug CO
Plimpton-Cowan Drug Co
Buffalo
Munyon
D R
Dscte & Co
Chicago
State
Cor State
Randolph Sta
D R Dyche & Co
Navy budget gains as Dewey wins in Congress
Washington February 4 Admiral Dewey wins in naval policy, with House Naval Affairs Committee backing heavy fighting ships. Naval appropriation climbs to 95 million dollars for one battleship two armored cruisers three scout cruisers and two squadron colliers. Existing 500000 for two submarines is re appropriated along with a new 4 million armor plate factory. An extra 3000 sailors added. In Macon Georgia special report surgeon Hugers V Hitler improves and may resume light duties while orderly Tranz faces transport to Atlanta for Fulton county court sessions.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
House Committee On Naval Affairs
General Board
Moody
Secretary of Thans
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Macon
Hugers V. Hitler
City Hospital
Rapidy
Tranz
Elder
Atlanta
Fulton County
Bible Superior Court
No Opposition to Cochran in New York District Race
February 4 report notes no Republican nomination made for the twelfth district at the congressional convention. Bourke Cochran, Democrat, is likely to face no opposition at the polls. The vacancy stems from the resignation of George B. McClellan.
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Cochran
New York
Twelfth
Bourke Cochran
George B. McClellan
Maybrick moved to convalescent home under license
London reports Home Secretary Akers Douglass confirmed Mrs Florence Maybrick has been moved from Aylesbury prison to a quiet convalescent home in England where she will stay until next July. She remains a convict on license, under surveillance, with the appearance of freedom while the last six months of her term pass.
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London
Houses of Commons
Akers Douglass
Florence Maybrick
Aylesbury
England
Maybrick
Adeline Marie
Duchess of Bedford
Aga Vis
Home Office
Muybrick
Mrs. Maybrick
United States
Washington
Jesue
Devia
State Department
America
Capitol Avenue
John Warcher
Mrs .Archer
Fireworks license talk flags council committee meeting
Short items note a council committee chaired by Quilman to meet this afternoon over whether merchants must obtain a city license to display fireworks. Also reports a jewelry firm move, a death in Atlanta, and other city notes.
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Quil- Man
An Offer of Help From Dr Shoop Restorative
An appeal for aid requests the name of a sick person and permission to send Dr Shoop Restorative. The offer promises a trial for one month at 3.60 with payment by a druggist, claiming 29 of 40 patients improved and urging action for Dyspepsia and other ailments while stressing nerve restoration as the key.
Sealed Notes From Roosevelt Sealed Notes From Roosevelt
Washington February 4 the president sent to the senate additional correspondence relating to Panama in response to the Culberson resolution the correspondence was marked executive and considered absolutely confidential It was not ordered printed or referred to the foreign relations committee remaining in senate possession The president said no correspondence called for has been withheld and the documents will be available for examination by senators when the canal treaty is before the senate in executive session Portions of the documents may be read in the senate
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Washington
Senate
Panama
Culberson
Journal of the
Peonage Warrants for Brooks and Hofs Issued
Warrants issued by Judge E C Klinnobrew for Weldon P Brooks a prominent Oglethorpe county farmer and for Ed and George Hof on peonage and conspiracy charges. Mary Jackson alleged to have earned only 38 cents for a year's work and endured harsh treatment. Committal trial set for tomorrow at 10 with government lawyers present.
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Weldon BP. Brooks
Oglethorpe
Ed and
George Huff
Athens
Gao
E C Klnnobrew
United States
Weldon P Brooks
Oglethorpe County
Brooks
George Hof
Mary Jackson
George P. Bell
M A L. Covington
Special Secret Service
J M Wrigat
Government
Dr Virgil O Haron Near Death After Illness
Dr Virgil O Haron lingers near death as his health declines from a recent fever delirium and heart disease. Attending physicians Dr W Kendrick Dr W S Goldsmith report worsening, with Dr Kendrick noting pneumonia in one form afflicting Dr Yem War. Haron, a Massachusetts native and Harvard graduate who settled in Atlanta in 1886, is about 54, with a storied career in obstetrics and medicine, married to Florence Talbot with no children.
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Virgil O Haron
W § Kendrick
Hardon
S Goldsmith
Hordons Moegs
Wendrick
Kendrick
Ywar[sen
Harden
Theus
Tis
Atlanta Medical College
Atlanta
South
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Georgia
Florence ‘Talbot
Eatonton
Hanged one chasing other in Doddsville murder
In Doddsville Mississippi a man suspected of taking part in James Eastland's killing was hanged last night amid a manhunt for Luther Hebert accused of the shooting. Authorities with bloodhounds from Greenville and Parchman search the region as fear of further lynchings spreads.
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Doddsville
Miss
Greenville Miss
James Eastland
Luther Hebert
Greenville
Parchman
State Farm
Last American Troops Leave Cuba at Evacuation Parade
Havana February 4. The last vestige of the American occupation of Cuba disappeared as the American flag was lowered from the Cuban barracks and the final battalion boarded the Sumner. President Palma praised U S troops for aiding Cuba as Cuban and American troops stood in two lines and a 21 gun salute rang out. Major Brown and Mr Squires spoke of grateful ties between nations as the Sumner carried away the Seventh, Nineteenth, Twenty-first, and Twenty-second artillery companies.
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Havana
Cuba
Triscormia Pier
United States Army
Sumner
Cabanas Fortress
Fatma
United States Artillery
Santiago
Cabana
Pelma
Rodriguez
Rural Guards
United States
Squires
Regation
Palma
Major Brown
Universal
Earth
Aent
Fort Barraacas
Fla
Fort Washington
Mortuary notes and obituaries across several Georgia towns
Brief notices report the death of Capt Charles Cornwall U S Navy former commander of the cruiser Chicago class in Philadelphia and European stations. Mrs T T Twitty of Norcross Ga widow of Ret T Twitty dies after illness. Thomas Ed Bugg of Savannah dies of old age with funeral at Starke. AF Lupo aged 72 prominent Phenix City citizen dies with funeral at Road Street Methodist. Mrs J S Kitchens of Hawkinsville dies after long illness. L C Jones of Phenix City dies this afternoon.
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Cornwall
United States Navy
New York
Charles Cornwall
Chicago
Carafal
United States Naval Academy
Spain
Naval Home
Philadelphia
T. T. Twitty
Norcross
Twitts
T_Twitty
Norsrons
Thomas Ed Bugg
Savannah
Sperial
Starke
Flame
H L. Bugg
Central Railway
Gavannah
I. B
Epperson
Bartow
Lupo
Columbus
Phenix City
Ala
Mia L. C. Jones
Fight to come on liquor vote in Mississippi legislature
Jackson Mississippi February 4 Special The fight lines sharpen between prohibitionists and saloonists in the Mississippi lower house as they prepare for the first formal round next Tuesday. Loyalties are split, with both sides confident of victory and lobbyists circulating lists of friends and foes. Some members remain noncommittal, while questions arise over whether two thirds of all members present or of those voting is required for a constitutional amendment. The house clerk and senate secretary note longstanding practice favors a two thirds quorum vote. The piece also notes a senate vote to raise county superintendents’ salaries, details on a cotton seed meal tax, and requests by the Mississippi A&M College for a $216.3k biennial appropriation plus capital improvements.
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Jackson Miss
Ines
Roth
Hosis
10Th Lista of Friends and Enemies
MedanTc
House
Senate
Mississippi Teachers’ Association
Mississippi
Stennis
Lauderdale
Chem'st
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Three Trains a Day to Florida via Central of Georgia
Winter tourist tickets on sale for Florida routes. DAY EXPRESS for Jacksonville departs Atlanta at 7:50 am daily. CHICAGO AND FLORIDA LIMITED runs from Atlanta to St Augustine with coach and Pullman cars, departs 10:20 am, arrives Jacksonville 7:35 pm and St Augustine 5:26 pm. DIXIE FLYER provides Pullman sleeping cars to Jacksonville, departs Atlanta daily 6:00 pm, arrives 8:40 am. Contact W. Fogarty, 108 Wail Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Golden State Limited
Chicago
Kansas Day
Apriag
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Berchs and
Terat
Lick
Florida
Central of Georgia
Jacksonville
Atlanta
St Augustine
St Augueline
Wail St
Dressing by Lottery in Potteries Girls Fashion System
The article describes potteries workers, mostly girls, pressed and stylish outfits financed by a lottery system. Twelve subscribers pay weekly forewoman holds the money, and when funds allow they draw for a new dress or hat. The winning girl wears the garment while others wait their turn, amid the social display.
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Romne Landon Curonide
System Brown
R Bans
Saery
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Whitehall Street Jewelers
Emma Lott
Lottay
Fia
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Mre
Frank T Rice
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East Pont
Whitesburg
William Luther Hudson
Columbus Young Mens Christian Aassociation
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American Book Company
Atlanta Young Men's Christian Association
FIFA
W . Wright
Avanta Standard Telephone Company
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Standard ‘Telephone Company
Will Edwards
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Edwards
Harry White
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