Brave neighbor health claim in wartime style testimonial
A Burtaio resident credits Ko Drake and community aid with saving Warner's Safe Cure advocates a tested elixir as a remedy. The letter-style plea urges readers to test the product at home, promising a free trial bottle and urging correspondence with Warner's Safe Cure Company in Rochester.
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Ko Drake
Citiser
Burtaio
Warner
Dratey
Miro Drake
Imr
Greer
Reine
Maitere
Yroga
Akance Bright
Gastones
Moming
Rochester
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Storm Damage Near Montgomery Amid Fatalities
Reports from Montgomery Alabama describe storm damage around the area with four deaths on the Stone plantation ten miles out. Widespread destruction includes toppled trees and destroyed tenements. Wires are down, trains delayed near the Western Railroad outskirts, while other lines report no major impact. Coffins were sent from undertakers as news travels slowly from rural areas. Meanwhile in Joliet Illinois a bank on the brink of insolvency is under a receiver, with executives named and alleged large improprieties cited in a state filing.
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Montgomey
Ala
Stone Plantation
Aisbaina
Ben Bione
Nis
Ie- Wro
Battlefleet heads home from fast world cruise
Sixteen battleships begin final leg of around the world voyage from Gibraltar toward Hampton Roads. Sperry’s force, led by the Connecticut, forms a long, precise column as flags dip and salutes are exchanged with British and other foreign ships. The fleet, on its 12 month cruise, has visited South America, Australia, Japan, and the Mediterranean, drawing wide attention and official welcomes.
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Goodrich
Admirai Litvinof
Goodby
Sperry
Cliba
Connecticut
Alemada
Europa Point
Cape Tarifa
Straita
Ait Te Aea
Aixteen
Trampton
Aiktys
South America
Australia
Japan
China
Ceylon
Egypt
Mediterranean
Hampton
Robley D. Hvant
San Francisco
Chorfon BM. Thomas
Sperrs
Arnold
Atlantic
Batticanina Blaine
Misaiaappi
New Hampshire
Idaho
Admiral Arnold
Vestore
Hampton Roads
Ergaielit Badeereltom
Receivers Named for Birmingham Iron and Brunswick Lines
Officers of the Birmingham Irons and Coal Company and H M Atkinson of Brunswick Steamship Company named receivers by Judge Pardee in New Orleans. Arkwright and others expect both firms to recover and end receivership as Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad issues ease. Brunswick Steamship, based in Brunswick, Ga, operated five ships on the Brunswick–New York route, capitalized at 1,100,000 with 1,250,000 debt. Birmingham Coal and Iron, also run by Atkinson and Arkwright, placed in receivership by Judge Jones. seven or eight coal mines, two furnaces and two ore mines owned, capitalized at 5,000,000. Both firms cited business slump and ongoing development costs as causes, with hope of corrective recovery.
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H M Atkinson
Brunswick Steamship Company
Wis
Arkwright
Sanshine
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Ressons
Bronawick Steamship Company
H. M. Atkinson
BP. & Arkwright
C. L.bimon
Georgia
Brunswick
New York
Wr. Atkinson
Mr. Arkwright
Birmingham Coal and Iron Company
Thomas G. Jones
United States Court For
Middle District of Alabama
James Bonnyman
Arthur W. Smith
Birminenan Trust and Savinga Company
Receivers Take Charge of Big Iron Company
Receivers James Bannerman and A. W. South Dud were appointed for Birmingham Coal and Iron Company by Judge Jones after creditor petitions. They reported two hundred thousand cash in hand and noted the company’s assets valued between four and eight million dollars. A conference was held to discuss the receivership and potential bankruptcy to preserve the estate and avoid loss of skilled labor.
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Biringham
Ais
A. W. South
James Bannerman
Revalvars
Bimingham Coal and Iron Company
Jones
Aetna Powder Company
Rec
New Jersey
Epilepsy Cures Promised By Philadelphia Doctor
Philadelphia physician at the Dr Kling Institute reports remarkable progress in epilepsy treatment. Old cases show great improvement and some patients claim full cure. Sufferers urged to write Branch 63, Dr Kling Institute, Arch Street, Philadelphia for Jeremony supply.
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Philadelphia
Adweestrom Évers
Dr Kling Institute
Kline
Elks Lodge Plans Four-Story Building on Collan Avenue
A committee of Roland Zilis F A and G A Williams of the royal Elks lodge announced the purchase of the Hinckenest property on Collan Avenue. A new four story building will be constructed to house the lodge and its elite members. Work will start early after years of fund building.
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Roland Zilis
F. A
G. A. Williams
Royal Elks Lodge
Hinckenest
Collan Avenue
DeKalb County Seeks Injunction Over Atlanta Territory
DeKalb County petitions Judge Ellis seeking a temporary injunction to halt a February election about whether Atlanta's or DeKalb's territory should include parts of the city. The suit argues Fulton DeKalb county lines and Atlanta charter overstep constitutional limits, urging the court to bar the election and preserve county boundaries.
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Haa Been
Greater Atlante
Fulton
DeKalb County
Rale Nisi
DeKalb
Eile
Kip Renidance
Attormer Heoptr Alexander
Atante
Pukon
Ellis
Atlanta
Fulton County
General Assembly
Fultover
Wemergl
County
Nome
German Diplomat Cremated Near Ruined Legation Office
A German diplomat in Peking was cremated after a fire destroyed the legation building yesterday. The fatal blaze left the offices charred and authorities say the diplomat died in the inferno amid the ruins. The incident has drawn international concern and ongoing investigations.
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Beckert
Legaition
For pure sweet and wholesome game Flour query asks “for the KEE”
A concise line references a request tied to game flour described as pure and sweet, repeating a familiar phrase about wholesomeness. The item hinges on a question about its suitability or approval for the KEE, without additional context or outcome.
Naval court martial verdict in Georgia officer
Gibraltar February 6 Captain Ba ward Qualtrough of the battleship Georgia found guilty of intoxication on duty and conduct prejudicial to the navy. He is suspended six months and loses ten numbers in rank. Rear Admiral Sperry approves the finding. Secretary of the Army will act on the sentencing. Qualtrough detached and to travel home aboard the Georges. Lieutenant Commander George W. Kline remains in command at home. Made General Inspector Macon February 6 W. B. Powell named general inspector with Atlanta headquarters. Ex Governor Glenn to Macon February 4 to address Presbyterian interests.
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Gibraltar
Baward FL Qualtrough
Georgia
Sperry
Gorage
Qualtrough
George W. Kline
Contiue
Macon
Ley
W. B. Powell
Lnion
Atlanta
Haa
Eam
Lane
Glenn
R. B. Glenn
North Cerolica
William Thayer Conductor Records Remarkable Rail Miles
William Thayer, a passenger conductor on the Illinois Central Railroad, traveled over 2,000,000 miles in 47 years. He worked between Chicago and Dubuque, a 180 mile run, making about 240 trips per year. Thayer died of heart failure at an advanced age, after decades of service.
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iMenge
Uinols Central
William Thayer
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