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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
10
An Atlanta newspaper advertises Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It warns of kidney disease symptoms such as back ache indigestion and fatigue and promotes a sample bottle and book offer from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
Stockholm February 7 King Gustave was operated on tonight for appendicitis. Official reports say the operation was successful. He had suffered abdominal pains since Sunday evening and was diagnosed with appendicitis only tonight. The king’s condition prompted the royal family to return to the palace after a concert. Crown Prince Gustave was proclaimed king in 1907 after Oscar II’s death. He has been popular and shown interest in workers’ conditions. He once disguised as a stevedore to learn workers’ opinions. The royal family supported a national fund to aid workers. King Gustave was born July 16, 1858. He resembles his father in height and features.
Captain William W. Drane of Americus and Sumter County, longtime Confederate veteran and civic figure, died suddenly at his plantation home near Americus. The obituary notes his prominence in county affairs and long service to the community.
A fragmented account notes a parish priest advising in the home about remedies for illnesses including bronchitis asthma hay fever and consumptive conditions. The text emphasizes care for those who take cold easily and mentions Eckman’s alternative as a suggested at home remedy, reflecting a historical medical perspective.
Mrs. E A Williamson aged 86 died at her Jonesboro home after a length illness Sunday. She spent most of her life in Jonesboro and was highly esteemed. Survived by one son N W Williamson three daughters Mrs M F Harper Mrs Deca Smith Mrs Melvin McElroy two sisters Mrs M E Dobba and Mrs P J Mansfield six brothers Warren Smith G W D F H J S and Thomeaa Smith. Funeral held at 1 20 Monday from the residence with interment at Johnsons cemetery.
Advertisement touts a one day cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Duggista refunds money if it fails to cure, with B. W. Groveh signature on each box.
Music world notes Madam Sembrich retires from the Metropolitan Opera forces yet announces a great concert tour beginning in New York. Her Grand appearance next Friday will feature the musical extravaganza The Cat and the Mythical Goose alongside other acts, with top concert talents slated to perform in the program.
Senator Clay seeks a Senate inquiry into whether railroads are paid more by the government for carrying mails than express companies are charged for the same service. The bill directs the Postmaster General to report costs, and the Interstate Commerce Commission to compare handling costs, with requests to also examine rates paid by express firms. The measure, stalled momentarily by Senator Penrose, awaits early action.
A prize fight between Kid Ashe of Cincinnati and Jack Morgan of Indianapolis sparked a riot with about 500 men. Two policemen were badly beaten and several others injured before the mob was quelled. no arrests were reported.
Parkersburg West Virginia February 7 Cistle Morlen a boy about years old was attacked by three wolves in a city cage as he stood near the door one seized his left arm and the other two bit his legs He was rushed to City Hospital where surgeons say the arm would have to be amputated.
Frankfort Kentucky February 7 The Anti Saloon League leader Rev P A Baker warned that Kentucky liquor interests seek to block a uniform county unit bill fueling a state wide prohibition fight He cited GOP and state legislative pledges violations and warned of political retaliation He noted an Ohio state senator’s defeat and the League’s past electoral toll in Ohio He also reported a railroad drinking ban bill stalled and a new Kentucky senate measure requiring pre election pledges by candidates with penalties for violations
Captain SBI Cody, a veteran fire captain of No. 4 Engine, is very sick from a sudden nerve prostration that struck Saturday. He attempted to leave, was taken home by cab, then rushed to Presbyterian hospital where physicians ordered immediate care. Late reports said he was much improved.
Guadalajara February 7 Judge Palafox ordered the sentence of American conductor James A. Cook to two years ten months for criminal negligence. Cook may gain parole after serving half the term. bail from 3000 to 5000 pesos was offered. The case stems from extensive freight train robberies by Mexican brakemen, with prosecutors alleging Cook’s negligence enabled the thefts, though railroad officials deny his participation.
New Orleans on Saturday saw Mrs Rus sell Sage pay 1600 dollars for a tag in a annual tag day fundraiser. The event uses badges to exempt donors from further requests and benefits several worthy causes. A girl stopped Mrs Sage to exchange 1 for a tag before she left for Houston.
A Rock Island passenger train bound for Little Rock collided head on with an eastbound freight at Fourche, thirty six miles west of Little Rock. One passenger died and fourteen were injured, including several crew members. The wreck was blamed on the freight crew failing to observe the approaching passenger train and delaying into a siding. Edward Rawls of Beard Arkansas was among the injured.
A fragmented report notes Panhandla of Texas living in Fort Scott Kansas with his wife who died of smallpox months after their arrival. It mentions Americans jailed in Mexican prisons for months and a cook cage sentence linked to freight robberies, with a long imprisonment noted for one case.
Reports from Wesley Memorial Hospital late last night say Joseph E. Maddox, found unconscious Monday at 7 with apoplexy suspected, is vastly improved. He is a leading junior member of J. J. and J. B. Maddox wholesale grocers and active in local business circles in Patienta.
Malachi Caudill of the Thompson Valley neighborhood dies from stabbing and slashing injuries after a quarrel. Authorities believe Will Asbury, the alleged assailant, produced the fatal wounds during the dispute. A sheriff’s posse is pursuing Asbury.
Tulsa report of Dr J W Bandera a prominent Georgia physician dying by suicide after discharge from a Dallas hospital. Little is known locally about the case. Douglasville selects J R Hutcheson as mayor in a special note on progress under his leadership with no opposition in the primary.
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