Thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen by many
Weak kidneys cause more sickness than other diseases and require attention first. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to restore kidney, liver, and bladder health and is marketed with patient testimonials and an offer for a sample via mail from Kilmer & Co. at Binghamton NY, urging readers to order and try the remedy.
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Bilmer
Cottace ST
Melrose
Anki G
Richardson
Dy Kilmer & Collinghamton
N. Y
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Bright
Hood
Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Storm Strands Atlanta Roads Wires and Trees Across Rails
Reports from rural routes describe foot travel to cover posts while many paths were deemed impossible for man or horse. Telegraph poles and wires lay blocked across railway tracks south of Atlanta as trees and limbs fell, with Civil War era cautions urging warmth and a wool band around the abdomen to prevent pneumonia and grip amid thawing conditions.
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Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Miles insults and alleged attack in Civil War letters
Hayes daughter of Jefferson Davis recalls General Miles placing Davis in irons at Fortress Monroe and threatens of revenge. She quotes Davis calling Lincoln a just man and mentions Miles insulting his mother. Letters discuss capture in Georgia and the bitter impact of Lincoln’s death on the South.
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Colorado Springs
Molo
Miles
Jefferson Davis
Moe
Hayes
Jefferson Devis
Fortress Monroe
Georgia
Lincoln
South
Thaw Hits Street Cars Tie Up City Traffic
Ice and fallen trees halted Atlanta streetcar service for most of Sunday night. Poles, wires, and tracks were damaged by ice and weather, delaying schedules for days while crews cleared debris and repaired lines. Chief losses include car fleet value and lost receipts, with restoration expected in 2 to 3 days.
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Mr. Hart
Wwe
TK. Glenn
Lone Road
Peachtree
Whitehall
Duemess Center
Bulneas
Czarist Finland Official Murdered in Political Attack
Svisalon Seininen procurator general of Finland was killed in his private study after a young assailant entered unannounced and fired four shots. Seininen's 17 year old son rushed in and wounded the assassin as he attempted to flee. The motive was described as purely political and the assassin is unidentified, dark complexioned, aged 25 to 30, and in Russian service. The wounded son and the assailant's remaining victim were treated. the attacker survived initial injuries and lies under guard.
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Heisingfors
Finland
Svisalon Seininen
Folinson
Solninen
I O'Cloth
Alexandra Gadd
Soininen
Vasastjerna
McArthurs to be tried in Savannah next week
Walter S Roberts of Knoxville stated that F. McArthur and son W B McArthur will return to Savannah without a requisition to stand trial for larceny after trust linked to their former music business. Deputy Sheriff Sweeney will accompany them from Knoxville to Birmingham to Ravenna then Savannah.
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McArthurs
Savannah
Gay
F. Mcarthur
W. BR. Mcarthur
Walter S Roberts
Knoxville
Jbe
Sweeney Fe
Birmingham
F. G. McArthur
W. R. McArthur
Ravennah
Do You Feel Worn Out By Overwork And Worry
An old style health ad claims nerves control all organs and promises Dr Shoop Restorative for worn out, run down people. It urges writing for free books and sending a dollar bottle with the bill billed to the inventor, detailing a mail order offer and testimonials.
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Shoge
Shoop
Strikers Seize Sosnovice Amid Siege Threats and Exoduses
Berlin reports a state of siege at Sosnovice with General Jedysinski in command. Police chief dismissed, street gatherings banned, and strikers using dynamite and hand bombs. About forty thousand marchers include German officials compelled to join. Russian frontier industry suffers as German capital valued at 5.09 million is tied to Sosnovice. 1,500 soldiers march in Sosnovice. Warsaw sees factory strikes while gas works remain manned by soldiers.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzinger
Kattowics
Fosnovice
Jedesynski
Germany
Railway Staton
Sosnovice
Tageblatt
Sosnoviee
Warsaw
Death of Mrs D N Speer at 632 Peachtree Street
D N Speer widow of prominent citizen dies of pneumonia shortly after 4 am at her home 632 Peachtree Street. Aurelia Moreland of LaGrange was her maiden name. She was 64, beloved for charity. Survived by three sons Will Moreland and Robert Spalding Speer all of this city. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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D. N. Speer
Feachtres
DN. Speer
Peachtree Street
Messrs
Will, Moreland
Robert Spalding Speer
Will Give Exhibition At Atlanta Athletic Club Event
An athletic evening is planned for next Saturday at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Invitations will be issued by card. The programme includes class work, handball and basketball matches, boxing and wrestling bouts among club members, fencing, bag punching, and an indoor baseball game. Wurma Orchestra will provide music. Professor Dwyer’s work reportedly shows good effects, and several members have trained in wrestling and boxing for the event.
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Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club Authentics
Dwyer
Policeman Richard Dooley Arrested for Fatal Shooting in Savannah
In Savannah, Georgia, policeman Richard Dooley was jailed after shooting Fred Reese as he fled a bicycle incident. Reese, struck in the chest, was taken toward the barracks and later died. Reese claimed Dooley halted him. Dooley said he fired believing the wheel was stolen. The wounded man was treated by a doctor but is not expected to recover.
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Savannah
Feprua
Richard Dooley
Fred Reese
Reese
Dooley
Judge Hammond Undergoes Appendectomy in Augusta
Augusta February 6 Special Judge Henry Hammond of the superior court was operated on this afternoon for appendicitis. He had suffered weeks from the illness and was near the end of the acute stage. The operation was successful and a speedy recovery is expected.
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Augusta
Henry Hammond
Metcalf and Simmons Hear North Carolina Industry Talk
Secretary Metcalf outlined southern expansion in foreign trade, cotton and textile prominence, and the shift from raw cotton to finished goods. Senator Simmons urged immigration labor readiness, linking white wage earners and southern needs amid economic struggle. Cuban minister Quesada lauded and toasted President Roosevelt amid other brief toasts.
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High Point
N. C
Manufacturers’ Club
Washington
Southern Railway
Metcalf
Don Galenza de Quesada
Bensters Simmons
Overman
AR. N. Page
John H. Small
North Carolina
J. M. Dixon
Montana
Samuel Spencer
W. W. Finley
L. McManus
Lk. 8. Brown
Victor H. Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
South
United States
England
Europe
Japan
Simmons
Welling
Senore Quesada
Soogevelt
Yarloue
Grip takes Edwin Fitzgerald dies in Denver grippe
Edwin Fitzgerald assistant general freight agent of the Southern Railway Denver died tonight from the grippe he had suffered since arriving in Denver two weeks earlier His son Edwin Fitzgerald Jr of Mobile Ala speeded across the country hoping to reach his father’s bedside He served as a Confederate major in the Civil War and later worked with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and managed a steamship line Charles ton service He belonged to the Louisville Pendennia Club.
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Southern Railway
Denver
Colo
Edwin Fitzgerald
Edwin Fitzgerald, Jr
Mobile
Ala
Fitzgerald
Baltimore and Onio Railroad
Robert Garrett
Lng
Baltimore
Charleston
Loutaville Pendennia Club
Creamy Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Promoted as Food
Scott's Emulsion is described as a food made from cod liver oil, resembling cream more than bread or meat. Marketed as a blood-builder nerve tonic and tissue-builder, it targets tired digesters and the thin or fat-starved. Children like its taste and request more. Sample offer from Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl Street New York.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New Yor
Fair Directors Meet to Discuss Subscriptions and Macon Trip
Southern Interstate Fair Association directors will meet at the Piedmont assembly hall at 4 30 this afternoon. A subscription committee of about eighteen to twenty members tours cities and shops seeking pledges toward a state fair, with a Macon visit planned to assess funds and bids from towns across Georgia.
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Southern Interstate Fair Association
Piedmont
Assembly Hall
Macon
George W. Parrott
A W Smith
W. R Joyner
J. Cohen
Frank Weldon
Atlanta
Magon
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Bord
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Judg Hammond
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