Supporters of Cooper Theory Gain NYC Endorsement
A flood of New Yorkers endorse L T Cooper’s theory that the American stomach weakness causes illness. Mrs Eleanor Harris of Brooklyn recounts relief from rheumatism and stomach distress after six weeks on Cooper’s New Discovery, praising improved appetite and digestion and noting similar gains among relatives. The product, sold by Cooper Medicine Co. in Dayton, Ohio, is advertised with free literature on health and aging.
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L. T Cooper
Cooper
Mr. Casper
New York
Coopers
LT Cooper
Cooper Medicine Co
Daylon
Ohio
Judge Atkinson Survives Near Fire On Atlanta Streetcar
Judge Spencer Atkinson narrowly escaped serious harm when a small blaze started between his coat and vest aboard a Peachtree Street streetcar. Passengers fought the flames as the car halted, the judge discarding his burning clothing and saving his coat as the fire was extinguished with a box of matches cited in the report.
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Spencer KR. Atkinson
Luc
Judge Atkinson
Bow
Mrs Lamar backs extra session for Georgia monument
Mrs Walter D Lamar of Macon president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Georgia division expresses satisfaction at calling a special session to protect the Georgia built Wirs monument. She notes only thirteen of ninety five chapters oppose, showing broad support for preserving Georgia sites and seeking state cooperation.
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Macon
Georgia
Taugatera
Confederacy
Walter D. Lamar
Nice
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wirs
Thie
Savannah
Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Vannah
Richmond
Georgia Aivision
Captain Wire
South
Postmaster Appointments Stir Georgia Senators Clash
Telegrams flood Senators Bacon and Clay over postmaster nominations in Waynesboro Langanceville and Blakely. Schwarsweiss named for Waynesboro. Cole for Lawrenceville opposed by local constituents. Mrs Mamie Iyer Smith pressed for Blakely post. gridlock blamed on Georgia delegation and party leaders.
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Jobe Corrigen, Jr
Washington, D. C
Pabruary
Spe Eisl
Bacon
Gey
Waynesboro
Langunceville
Blakely
Georgia
Dietricta
Siegfried Schwarsweiss
Thomas Quinney
Heuator Clay
Ht Sunetor Clay
Schwareweisa Geld
Wael
W. C. Cole
Mommamier
Lawrenceville
Bell
Cole
Rev Cleveland Called for Tatnall Square Church
In Macon Georgia a committee selected Rev W A Cleveland of Cartersville for Tatnall Square Presbyterian church with no regular pastor since Rev D M Cakiughim left for Dallas Texas. The election follows long local attention and ties to Presbyterians here. Big Farm Sold in Cherokee County near Canton valued at 28600 with Coggins acquiring the Alien Keith tract on the Wtowah river. Coggins also owns the A T Maddox farm opposite town.
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Macon. Ga
Tatnah Square
W. A. Cleveland
Cartersville
Macon
Presbyterianehere
Tatnall Square
D. Imc Atakiughim
Dallas
Tex
Canton
Cherekea
Gua Coggins
Wm. F. Kuip
Keith
Wtowah
Coggins
A. T. Maddox
Jhat
Cogging
Deaser
Atlanta
Wreckers derail Chicago Flyer in Coldwater wreck
Investigation by Illinois Central Superintendent H McCourt states the Chicago Flyer was deliberately wrecked near Coldwater Mississippi. The crash killed one and injured over twenty crew and passengers as relief trains rushed from Memphis and Water Valley to aid the scene.
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Coldwater
Mies
H. McCourt
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago Flyer
New Orleans
MecCourt
Kagan
Geaa
Marin Stanton
Memphis
George B. Matthews
Museo Victoria
Barnett
Meimpha
Lieber
Hugh Wickley
J. F. Stevens
J. G Neudorfer
Miasissippi
Ill Noim
H D Cameron
C. I. Harbert
Brownsville
Tenn
J T. Farbert
Co. H Parkiitrat
Water Valley
Young Negro Confesses to Murder of Preacher
A self confessed slayer, 18 year old Baskin, admits killing Rev. J. T. Hudson whose pullet-riddled body was found near Houston. Authorities plan a speedy trial and punishment, with orders to deploy troops if needed. Baskin reportedly robbed the minister, killed him, and threw the body into a pond to avoid arrest.
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Houston
Mies
Rady Baskin
J. T. Hudson
Aesheen
Baskin
Hudson
Neeve
Barkin
Haskin
Oke
Basulin
Jim
Ocean rate war ends as lines reach broad accord
Paris reports that French, German, Italian, English and Spanish trans Atlantic steamship firms have agreed on key issues in the Mediterranean to America rate war. The exact terms are not yet published but cover variations in tare and second class passenger arrangements between Italy and the United States. The deal also touches transportation between other European ports and North America under an International framework. In Macon Georgia a man charged with attacking streetcar riders and brandishing pistols has been jailed pending further action, amid fines and ongoing trials.
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Paris
Mediterranean Porta
America
Tera
Italy
United States
Jasna
North America
Senate Adjourns After Brief Session In Charleston
In Charleston the Senate adjourned at about one o'clock p m after a brief session. The day featured discussion on the nomination of a customs collector for Charleston and related matters. The record reflects formal proceedings and routine adjournment.
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Senate
Charleston
A. c
Golden Medical Discovery praised for stomach and liver benefits
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach, liver, and systemic health. It cites ingredients like Golden Seal and Queen's root, promises non alcoholic composition, and offers a free medical booklet from Dr. Pierce with endorsements from authorities.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bartholow
King
Scudder
Coe
Ellingwood
Stradley Given 30 Day Sentence Amid Arrest Allegations
A 30 day sentence was handed down in a case involving Stradley amid claims of a fake arrest. The Ozburn matter appeared weaker, but evidence against Withersex and Stradley’s admission of soliciting Tocal orders supported commitment to a higher court. City Attorney James J. Mayson represented the city.
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Ozburn
Withersex
Attorne
Jamea J. Mayson
Jeff Davis Visits White House in Private Meeting
Washington February 6 Jeff Davis of Arkansas celebrated champion of the common people and foe of trusts visited the White House this morning. He rode in a fine automobile and entered the president's private office without stating his purpose.
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Washington, DC
Sweeta
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Precedente
Arkansana
Woman on Stand in Laurent Murder Trial
Miss Es telle Smith testified in Columbus Missouri about remarks attributed to BR. Sith regarding Miss King and the killer Laurent. Witness described a light vein remark and denied romantic motive. letters showed fear of undesirable acquaintances affecting her father. Smith asserted her father was insane when Laurent was killed and lacked capacity to distinguish right from wrong. The defense sought motive evidence, while the witness cried as she denied the prosecution’s intent. Separately, farmer J C AU of Yorkville collapsed and died after running to court.
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Columbus
Mies
Estelle Smith
BR. Sith
E. A Laurent
Ana
Misa Leite King
Mississino
Wade
Feng
Coulee
Steaa
Jong
Laurent
Emd
Hed
Smith
Miss Smith
Kitlen Laurent
McConntee
Lalita King
Misa Smith
King
Mies King
Wan jJenlour
Qouneel
Parr Re
Gossip and political chatter in Washington politics and Taft attire
Washington gossip notes a Nicaragua former envoy Don Luisa Corea to auction his personal effects in New Orleans after leaving Washington amid a quarrel with Zelaya. The piece also touches on Taft’s inauguration attire and likely federal appointments in Georgia, listing salaries for district officials and judges across Atlanta and Savannah amid a broader political backdrop.
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Jobe Corrigam, Jr
Washington
Speial
Don Luisa Corea
Auvoy
Nicaragua
United States
Benor Corea
Burinesa Ventures
New Orleans
Mme Corea
Indie Belle Piemine
Thla
Secor Corea
Himnelf
Zelaya
Georgia
Taft Wii
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Spencer Atkinson
Mrs. Lamar
Qvercoats
Daniel Brothers Co
Daniel
Peachtree St
Rev. Cleveland
Penruary
Lemeur
Hull
Kedol
Stradley
Express
Witen
Schaefer
Pitts
Express Company
Robert C. Alston
Poliee Sey
Hranan
White House
Truat Buster
C. R. Smith
Cart House
Charlotte
N.C
J. c AU
Farmer
Yorkville
N. C
Court House
National Capitol
Moon
Taft
Chicago
Owen Owen
Prince Albert
yMfe- Tate
Congress
A. & Buck
Japan
Big Cue
Gearety
Hameg
Incumbesca
Chareter Cuit
Georwin
Wiliam T Newman
Distret Judec
Atlanta, 56 009 Pain €. Fuller
Circuit Ster
Avants
Walter C. Garter
John Dean Steward
Eireuit
Aglanta
Furish Dumier Tate
Edgar A. Angier
Easistant
Adburna
John W. Horley
Asslatent
Addanta
Waiter HI
Johnson
Alantt
James H Rinard
Ale
Lanka
Southern District of Georgia
Emory Sover
R F Johnson
Savanna
Marion Erwin
Alexander Akerman Issistamt
Mgxon
George’ “F. White
Dienry A Rucker Coloread’ Collener
Marcellus QC Markham
Toney ‘St. Dunn
Bronswiss
Joan M. Tielzendorf
Marys
John H. Deveaux
John PB. Johnson
Savannan
Yanie Hrenten
Smd Mneide Atopstat
eEyace
Frank W. Meadsumvecn
William J Tinley
Metthew K. Gwynn
Atlantic
War Department
Ment
Moo TV
Bingleton
Superintente Conumbae
Department of Justice
United States Brobestiary
Wien H. Mover
McAqighty
Waren
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Ft Construction
Adinta
Natures Cure
Swift Specific CO
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