Kilmer's Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Card
An Atlanta Daily Constitution insert promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a world famous kidney remedy. It claims kidneys cure many diseases, urges home urine tests, and offers free book and sample bottle with address in Binghamton NY. It touts hospitals and physicians endorsing the product.
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Kilmers
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Pr Gradteld
Atlanta
Market Turmoil Sends Cotton Prices Plunging Amid War Rumors
The cotton market opened with confusion and sharp declines as New Orleans bulls eyed unlimited buying while Liverpool warned. prices fell across old and new crop months with May dropping over 1.36 cents and rumors of war between Russia and Japan triggering panic sales and thinning long positions.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Continental
Railways shift offices in Atlanta keep pace with crowds
The Atlanta rail lines move offices toward busy streets as with the Atlanta and West Point planning to relocate city ticket and passenger offices to the Fourth National Bank building on the marble and Peachtree front. The Seaboard Air Line already up town on Peachtree and more carriers likely follow. S A Beelye becomes traveling clerk for Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida, replacing J A Lone. D W Lum named chief engineer of maintenance in Washington. President Samuel Spencer tours the system, Commodore Edhundee Gerry travels via Pullman, and Fort Worth Denver official Douglas visits town.
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Atlanta
West Point
Fourth National Bank
Marietta
Peachtree
Seaboard Air Line
Peachtree Street
Samuel Spencer
Southern
South
New York
Commodore Edhundee T Gerry
Gerry Society of
New Orleans
Louieville
Nashville
Injured Woman in Trolley Collision at Pryor Street
Mrs Margaret VanWyck of 100 West Baker Street, sister-in-law of former New York Mayor Robert VanWyck, was badly injured when struck by a Georgia Railway and Electric Company trolley at Booth Pryor Street and Benna Vista Avenue. She was taken to Grady Hospital in stable condition. Conductor J J Strange and motorman J R McCullough faced charges. a clerk was released on a copy of charges as a recorder hearing was expected. Mrs VanWyck, 69, had been visiting at 677 South Pryor Street before the accident.
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Margaret B. VanWyck
West
Baker Mreet
Robert VanWyck
New York City
Booth ‘Pryor Street
Benna Vista Avenue
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Mia VanWyck
Grady Hospital
Brewster
J R. McCullough
J J. Strange
McCullough
Parlesman Tippin Gtrange
Nash Broyles
van Wyck
Henry Tucker
South Pryor Street
Vans Wyck
Tucker
VanWyck
Atlanta
Samuel VeniWyck
Anderson
Ozle VanWyck
Robert Broyles
South Carolina
New York
Samuel VanWyck
Metropolis
Morley plans amendment on throne speech amid Manchuria debate
London February 4 John Morley announced in the house of commons his intention to move a facet amendment to the address in reply to the speech from the throne. The debate covered Far Eastern tensions with Russia and Japan over Manchuria and questioned government and U S roles.
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London
John Morley
House of Commons
Balfour Ia
Akers Douglass
Morley
Russia
Manohuria
Herb Percy
Air
War Commission
Robson
Balfour
Chamberlain
McPlymain
Wyndham
Joseph Chamberlain
Kruger
Santo
Great Britain
From Theater to Prison Cell in Local Burglary Case
At the Bijou theater last night Willi Williams, a noted young white man of Ponce de Leon avenue, was arrested by Detective New port Sanford on burglary charges. He allegedly broke into Walsh & McAlpin’s workshop across from the state capitol on Hunter street, stealing tools. Police traced the plunder to a pawn shop on Decatur and then to Williams, who reportedly pawed the items before being detained in Bulow. A preliminary hearing before Recorder Broyles is expected today. Williams denies the burglary but reportedly admits pawning the tools.
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Rake
Willi Willams
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Newport Sanford
Broyles
Williams
Walsh & McAlpin
State Capitol
Hunter
Wus
Advert for Cheney's Expectorant for a violent cough
The advertisement from Schenectady New York promotes Cheney's Expectorant as the great cough medicine. Laura E Stevens claims it relieved her youngest child Mamie after a violent coughing fit, and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Mamie
Cheney
Laura E. Stevens
Schenectady
N. Y
Alabama fights to reclaim bank defaulter from Florida
Montgomery, Feb 4. Alabama battles to bring Leroy Harding, DeKalb county bank defaulter, back to the state. Harding now in Florida, where Governor Florida declines to honor Alabama’s requisition. Alabama governor may respond firmly, deeming the move a discourtesy between sister states.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Leroy Harding
DeKalb County
Helg
Jennings
Harding
Alster
LAST WORD SPOKEN WAR SEEMS SURE
Reported dispatches describe heightened Russo Japanese tensions with Port Arthur activity and Russian fleet movements toward Vladivostok. Officials warn of mass troop buildup in Manchuria and Korea amid cautious measures by Japan and fears of war triggering broader international response.
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War
Russian moves toward Korea spark far eastern tensions
Reports from Seoul and London describe Russian troops and ships heading toward Korea amid fears of a larger war. Russian forces reportedly near Yongapho and the Yalu while Moscow signals hardline stance. Observers note 3000 Japanese troops at Seoul, with unconfirmed claims of Russian covert operations.
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Russia
Paris
Seoul
New York Herald
Port Arthur
Yongapho
Yalu River
Vladivostok
Korea
Five Princeton students expelled for cheating and two men held
Five Princeton University students have been expelled for cheating on examinations. Two town men were arrested in connection with the case, alleged to have obtained copies of freshmen exam materials.
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Princeton, N 4
Princeton University
Examination papers sold to freshmen at printed copies
Report notes that several freshmen bought examination papers printed at the offin. Five purchasers are named as having bought copies, with allegations that the papers had previously been sold for $1 and $18 each.
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Offin
Lorenz Testifies in Postal Trial Over 625000 Note
Washington February 4 George E Lorenz occupied most of the postal trial day on the witness stand producing drafts checks and sight drafts to show payments on his note for 625 000 given to Machen when he assigned his oil properties in 1893 The court denied a request to bar Lorenz from communicating with any one including his consul during lunch hour prompting a heated argument before recess.
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Washington
Prohibition National Convention Call Sent From Chicago
The prohibition national committee issues the formal call for a convention in Tomlingon hall Indianapolis on June 29 at 10 oclock. Delegates and alternates will be chosen by state and territorial committees or conventions, with numbers listed for each state totaling 1241.
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Chicago
Tomlingon Hall
State Central Committee
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Arizona
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
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Japan
Southern Pacific
S A Beelye
J A Lone
Beelye
van Rennselaer
D W. Lum
The
Southern Railway
Washington, D C
C. H. Ackert
P Douglas
Fort Worth
Denver City
Colorado Southern Railroad
Douglass
Eady
Nantyek
Federal Pagan
Conductor
Transporssation Club
Bia
Will
Jacksonville
Louisville and Nashille Railroad
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville
Atlenta
Thie
PDB
Keeler
Fort Worth and
Denver City Road
Aar. Brith
R. Luts
Trafi
J A. Streyer
Macon
Birmingham
C. Yeaman
Columbus
West Point Road
Chamberlan
Omer Colonial
Wi! Williams
Bijou
Nevin
Rome Tribune
Thommaville ‘Times-Enterprise
Hay
Thomasville
America
Electrical Centre
Amette Veraincs
Jelks May MIX
Leroy
Manchuria
War Office
Far East
Antung
Antune
Yalu
China
Pekin
London Globe
Shanghai
Kwang-Tung
Iggard
Washington Washington
State Department
Tokio
Windivontock
Vladivostock
Viadivostock II
Viadivestock
Kesslin
Niuchwang
Manchurian
Orea
St Petersburg
Harbin
Daily Mail
Chee Foo
Latty Mall
Mukden
Times
Orient Buez
Orlapya
Tsaratoff
Princeton
Lorenz
Machen
Eure
Giness
Moose
Hathaway
J. Newton Hathaway
M. D
Brees Street
Ciice Srinath
Ceedeoe Amtel
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