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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1900

Page

3

Early primary debate over delays and taxes sparks vote

A local meeting debated delaying the primary to October 4, arguing taxes owed by April 5 must be paid. Speakers clashed over timing and cost, with amendments proposing May 10 and October 4. The Brotherton resolution on the October date passed after debate and procedural votes.

Harvey Jelingen Bain Mr. Rosser Mims McCullough Mitchell Rice Colvier Teaser Rosser Mike Riley Moyers Collier Charles U. Collier W. J. Campbell Ayes-Riley Calder Lowndes Potts Holland Sims Glass Stevens Bath Nees Crotherton Smith Campbell Marbut Teat Ewing Miller Thomson Johnson Wynn Jolson Stovall Hill Atkins Brotherton Baln Harvey Johnson Captain Brotherton Colder Iain Brotherton

Free to the Ruptured by Dr W S Rice Offers Free Trial

Dr W S Rice of Adams New York promotes a painless non surgical rupture cure. He sends a free trial of his method to all applicants and cites a 72 year old man whose double rupture healed after a short treatment, urging others to write promptly.

W.S. Rice Dr. W. Rice N. Muln St Adams, N. Y Ang H Dan Charies Lange

Brilliant Close of Tariff Debate in Porto Rico Bill

The final closing speeches by Dolliver of Iowa and Bailey of Texas capped a heated Porto Rico tariff debate. Dolliver argued the bill is a temporary revenue measure with free trade aims for Porto Rico, while Bailey challenged constitutionality and warned against empire. The debate drew strong partisan displays as Congress eyed the bill’s fate tomorrow.

Dolliver Iowa Washington Bailey Texas Tadh Cannon Illinois Messrs. Carmack Tennessee Clayton Alabama Kieberg Pearce DeArmond Missouri DHL Carmack United States Payne W. H. Curtis Palmyra Porto Hico Philippines Philippine Islands Spain Kleberg Tearus Mgr. Pearce Sir. DeArmond New England Milneis Ufe Mr. Norton Orto Rico Cennon Deer Sebenon Porto Rico Sugar and Tobacco Trusts Jacob Esau Mr. Belley Honey Adneola Port Rico Congress Sugar Trust Tobacco Trust Caribbean Sea Pacific Ocean Republican Party Democratic Party Rma Mantlet San Francisco Maryland Virginia Asia State Department Paris Ora Republic Dolby McKinley

Expansion an Old Theme Says Depew in Senate Speech

In a Senate speech, Depew of New York defends expansion as a century-long U S policy. He argues war aims and acquisitions from Cuba to Manila justified by conquest and treaties, cites Dewey’s Pacific victory, and notes Jefferson and Napoleon’s roles in territorial growth amid debates on Hawaii and Guam.

Washington Depew New York Senate Bacon Georgia Depen Bald Philippines Senate of the United States Pera Spain Cuba Porto Rico Dewey Hong Kong Pacific Ocean Manila Merritt Anderson Petrel Aguinalo Aguinaldo Supreme Court Atlantic Ocean Ohio River England France Jefferson Anti Expansion Party Napoleon Mississippi Bonaparte Louisiana Getty Great Britain Gulf Rutky Mountains Pacific Paul Damascus Talleyrand Turley Penrose Quay Pennsylvania Butler North Carolina Postal Savings Bank Morgan Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank Pattigray Hawaii

Cronje Gives Up His Army in Spion Kop Report

The report states a supply transport reaching Ladysmith during Spion Kop. Dragoons escorted the seven mile long convoy, prompting Buller to engage the enemy. He is quoted praising Buller and noting followers remain confident despite reverses.

Ladysmith Spion Kop Buller

Miles Comments On Cronje Surrender Strengthens Boer Cause

New York reports General Miles stating Cronje surrender was expected after 3,000 Boer patriots held off 60,000 English troops for ten days. He praises the Boers and notes earlier figures of 9,000 opposed by 60,000, asserting the surrender boosts the Boer patriots' cause in the war.

New York The World Miles Cronje Cronie Transvaal

Lord Roberta reports Boer prisoner count and arms seized

London reports about 4000 Boer prisoners, 1160 from Orange Free State, rest Transvaal. Twenty nine Transvaal officers captured. eighteen Free State officers taken. Guns seized include Krupp cannons and Maxims. Telegrams of congratulations flow to Queen Victoria from William and Italian royals. Ottawa cables Chamberlain praising Canadian troops and mourning losses.

London Lord Roberta War Office Orange Free State Transvaal Free State Free the Dominio

Italian View of Surrender Suggests Duke Roberts Title

Rome dispatch notes Opione Liberale ironic about Cronje’s surrender. It suggests bestowing titles on Lord Roberts as duke of Paardeberg and on Lord Kitchener as earl of Petrusberg while urging peace, claiming Britain has lost liberal and just nation repute.

Rome Lord Roberts Opione Liberaie Cronje Duke of Paardeberg Lord Kitchener Earl of

Otis List of US Troops Who Died in the Philippines

War department releases General Otis list of artillery and infantry deaths in the Philippines. Names, units, and causes include accidents, disease, and combat losses from January to February, with entries for Bragg, Knox, Halliday, Walker, Larkin, and others across the Thirty-fourth, Thirty-third, Ninth, Fourth, and related regiments. Days and units anchored to Manila and Rio San Juan with multiple death causes.

United States Philippines Washington War Department Otis Manila Willam &. Brace Artllery George N. Knox John Hudson Twenty-third Infantry Herman Rogers Thirty-ninth Infantry Rio San Juan Variola Ernest W. Shoemaker Fourth Cavalry LeRory Watkins Henry W. Couch Thirty-third Infantry Luther M. Rauss Thirrty Frank M. Halliday EB. L. Demine Elst Walter Hemphill Thirty First Infantry Leonidas F. Walker Warren Doyle Edwin Larkin Sixteenth de Witt Iyatt Richard Richards Fred Armstrong Charles F. Bair eGorge E. Williams Elmer F. Price John G. Ney Ninth Infantry John W. Pay John Leoffler Lewis W. Ellis Fred M. Thidley L. Fortieth Infantry Renney Hurphreye Richard T. Frank Fred Day Thirty-fourth Infantry Henry Bacon Twenty Fourth Infantry Bert W. Hayden

Verdicts on Dr J Newton Hathaway's medical prowess

A collection of testimonials from high ranking physicians praising Dr J Newton Hathaway. They cite his twenty plus years of experience, specialization in chronic diseases, and success in treating women's health, rheumatism, kidney and liver issues, catarrhal affections, and vitality restoration. The writers from Savannah and Nashville endorse his methods and warn against inexperienced practitioners.

Dr. Hathaway J. Newton Hathaway Hathaway Bright J. N. West Church Street Nashville Teo Professional ‘Ag

Value of Good Advice Commends Dr Hathaway Methods

Dr J Newton Hathaway is praised for modern methods and deep study in chronic disease treatment. The letter by Dr W Gammon, Sioux City, Iowa, touts his twenty years of experience, noninvasive approaches, and personal oversight of remedies.

Hathaway Thave J. Newton Hathaway Dr. Hathaway Bright

Doctor Hathaway's cures praised by Chicago physician

Dr J Newton Hathaway is lauded by Co W Baker for high success across chronic ailments including catarrh nose throat bronchial lungs and kidney and bladder issues. Baker claims many patients deemed hopeless by others were cured under Hathaway's care in over twenty years of practice.

Hathaway J. Newton Hathaway Bright Mathaway Co. W. Baker Dearborn Street Chicago IHL

Ninety Out of a Hundred Patients Treated by Dr Hathaway

A physician testifies after years of observing Dr J Newton Hathaway s treatment for chronic diseases. He reports complete recovery in about 90 percent of hundreds of examined cases before and after treatment, with the remainder showing marked improvement. Cases span varicocele stricture renal bladder liver and heart diseases among others.

Hathaway J. Newton Hathaway

The Cure of Women by Dr Hathaway

Dr Hathaway praised as infallible in female complaints. Robbie MD testifies to his success in chronic diseases, women’s disorders, and urinary issues, noting thousands cured. Affirms Hathaway’s expertise and practice in women’s diseases at 209 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio.

Dn Hathaway Wal. Robbie Alamo Plaza San Antonio Tex

Phenomenal success of Dr Hathaway’s noninvasive treatments

Dr Hathaway’s method claims to cure varicocele and stricture without knives or cautery. Roland Register, MD, testifies to numerous cures in varied diseases including catarrh kidney and urinary issues, rheumatism ulcers Bright's disease and skin conditions, praising Dr Hathaway and his Memphis practice at 420 Main St.

J. Newton Hathway Hathaway Dr. Hathaway Bright J. Newton Hathaway Roland Register Main St Memphis Tent

All Chronic Diseases Treated by Dr Hathaway

Dr Hathaway, a twenty year established specialist, offers treatment for all chronic diseases of men and women. He provides a free copy of his dock Manliness Wise Health by mail and accepts personal consultations when possible. Avante Office hours are 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Hathaway Dr. Hathaway Dé Hathaway J. Newton

Administrator's Sale of College Park Property in Atlanta Georgia

By order of the Or dinary court the estate of A B W Hinson deceased will sell before the courthouse door in Atlanta Fulton county on the first Tuesday in March between legal hours. Property lies in College Park Merry Manchester Ga part of block 2 lot 15 and other lots described, eight room brick college building with four acres, maps on file. Terms one third cash balance in two years with bonds for titles. Purchasers pay all cash to take titles.

Court of Ordinary Coasta Pion Ie Py Davie Edwarda and Krug Epon Te W. L. Stanton Collge Perk ME J Winiason Marietta Street Pet Ie Alvan D. Vu

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