Atlanta Dental College Clinic Opens for Patients
A miscellaneous notice from the Atlanta Dental College states that at 814 Marietta Street a clinic is open for patient receptions with no charge except for materials. Competent demonstrators will be in charge to teach and assist.
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No Statement From Day Shoe Firm in Bankruptcy
Gouley and Vaughan of Augusta Georgia filed a bankruptcy petition on February 18 their creditors are eastern manufacturers and their total indebtedness is 5206
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Fire Devours Large Louisville Belt and Iron Plant
Fire at the Louisville Belt and Iron Company plant destroys a 24 acre facility, causing an estimated loss of 100 900 dollars with 249 000 dollars insured. Explosion from a crude oil pipe feeds the blaze and the plant spreads fire across the area. Rebuilding planned after the disaster.
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BE WILL PULL FOR SUFAULA Brunswick road bid and more
In Wafaula Alabama on February 18 Special reporter notes M Beringer traveled to New York to press for Brunswick and Birmingham railroad access to the area and to meet Brunswick officials. He plans to lobby the city’s interests, visit Brunswick, and keep contact with officials. He opposed the $5,000 subscription at a mass meeting. Also Macon tie device bid to supply the US government for mail package ties. The project could save over a million dollars. Also notes a Hapnosophs event in Columbus with visits from supreme officers and a banquet, plus obituaries for Emma E Murphy Frances Augusta Jones Ida Remington and Salle Bennett.
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Stuart's Gin and Bucku Cure All Diseases Ad
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Gin and Bucku as a universal remedy. It claims relief for bladder, kidney, prostate, stomach, and other ailments, promising cures and stating free bottles with no conditions. It urges writing to the Stuart Drug Co in Atlanta for a sample.
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Flaming Death Pursued at Tredweill Mines Fire
Fire swept the Tredweill mines on Douglas Island on February 1 in Seattle reporting severe destruction. The Alaskan American compressor building and adjacent shaft, tramway, and a 12 stamp mill were damaged or lost while miners at lower levels faced life threatening danger. Firefighters worked through bursts of flame, saving stamps and plates worth thousands, as crews struggled to contain the blaze and ensure miners escaped from the lower galleries. The Dirigo brought in details with officials optimistic all miners escaped. Seaboard railway tickets offer routes to Baltimore via Norfolk and Jay Time.
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Atlanta
It A Trance for 80 Hours at a Revival
Mrs David Keener of Winchester Indiana was found in a trance lasting over thirty hours when her husband entered the kitchen. She stood by the stove with a basin of water in hand and tears on her cheek. She remained unconscious after being placed in bed and later regained consciousness with normal pulse and temperature following the revival attendance under the Pentecost Band.
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Albert Bierstadt Dead at 72 in New York
Famous landscape painter Albert Bierstadt died suddenly at his New York City home aged 72 after a walk from the Union League Club. Born in Dusseldorf he moved to America as a child and created works such as The Storm on the Matterhorn and The Discovery of the Hudson River now in Washington. He received medals from Austria France Germany Bavaria Belgium Russia and Turkey and belonged to the National Academy of Design. He suffered heart disease after returning home and was found dead by a servant after summoning help.
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Body of Flood Victim Found in Mills Pond
The body of Will Bussey, one of three negroes drowned at the North Highlands dam in early January, was recovered yesterday from the city mills pond. The corpse showed little decomposition due to the cold water preserving it.
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Samivel Prevails as Only Favorite at Charleston Exposition
At Charleston on February 11 the track favored clear weather and slow surface. Racing featured five events with Glad Hand, Oton Clay, and Eilis among first-place winners in sprints and a 1 mile route. In Louisville, secretary D F Dresnen notes sixty six entries for the 1802 Clark Handicap with Miss Clark’s namesake race likely to be staged in coming weeks.
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Six Day Race at Coliseum Promises Fast Cycling Action
Wheelmen booked for the six day race at the Coliseum plan extended practice as entries suggest rapid times ahead. Walthour, Leander, and Reach race organizers push for an early signal to start the long event with other motor and outside exhibitions.
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Oakland track sparks tight racing at seven races
Oakland San Francisco February 18 report highlights three favorites winning on a rough track. The Weaver and The Fretter took opening and fifth events while Lode Star surged to win the final race. Results detail winning prices, close finishes, and next-entry lists for each race.
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Six Furlong Race at New Orleans Draws Tight Field
Racing notes from New Orleans report six events with Trebor and S W as top winners. Belle of Higin led first race at 16 to 1, Bertha Nelh second, Lady Contrary third. Weather clear, track fast, times listed for each race and entrants for today’s card.
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Fast horse for Georgia Colonel Cleary bought by McDonald
Colonel Cleary a seven year old gray horse by Allie Wilkes out of Aberdeen won a sale at Woodward and Shanklin's today. W. J. McDonald of Cuthbert bought the horse, cataloged 2241-4, 7 years old, dam by Aberdeen, sire Allie Wilkes. The transaction occurred in Lexington Kentucky on February 18.
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Lexington
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Allie Wilkes
Aberdeen
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