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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1902

Page

5

Pension Bills Highlight Dr Lazare Widow Case In Cuba

Senate pension debate emphasizes strict rules for benefitting widows while examining Dr Lazare, who died of yellow fever in Cuba after aiding study efforts, as to whether his widow qualifies for a pension. Committee notes strict scrutiny and limit of pensions for generals and others.

Lazeare McComas Gal- Anger Dr. Lazéere Maryland Cuba McComash Lazears Serene

Dr Pierce's Golden Discovery touted for lung relief

A testimonial from Dorton Pike County recalls a wounded veteran’s recovery after using Dr Pierce's Golden Discovery. The writer claims the remedy cured bronchitis and weak emaciation, restoring sleep and health amid poverty and duty to family. The piece promotes Common Sense Medical guides and requests stamps for free literature.

Congo Galery West I. Pierce Gorien Pierce Dorton Pike County Tegan Dr Pierce

Purcell Named Newberry Postmaster After Clash

Washington dispatch details Charles J. Purcell winning the Newberry postmastership after a street confrontation with rival John Scott. Purcell weighs 200 pounds and is an athlete, while Scott faced charges of treachery over alleged immoral leasing. Roosevelt approved Purcell’s appointment, noting Purcell’s effectiveness and discipline. The report also notes Greenwood postmaster designation for David Aiken and Mississippi and Virginia appointments amid Democratic nominations and Republican turnover.

Purcell Washington Scott Newberry South Carolina David Aiken

Missouri Senators Debate Widow Pension Request

The expressed opinion of Mr Gallinger and Mr Cockrell that Dr Lazeare's widow would not be entitled under the rules to a pension is noted. Mr M Comas gave notice he would press the case for favorable consideration. At 415 o'clock the senate went into executive session and at 436 p m adjourned.

Gallinger Cockrell Missour Lazeare M Comas Senate Adr

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts a cure for a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises refunds if ineffective and notes Grove's signature on each box, priced at five cents.

All Ruggists Grove

Sulzer Resolution Aims to Shift Treasury Surplus Deposits

Representative Sulzer of New York introduced a house resolution directing the treasury to deposit all surplus government funds in national banks with at least 500000 capital and 500000 surplus. The banks would pay 2 percent interest and holds a first lien on assets, with a per bank limit equal to its capital and surplus.

Sulzer Washington New York House United States Treasury Secretary of the Treasury United States

President’s nominations sent to Senate in long list

Washington January 8. The president sent to the senate nominations including Leslie M Shaw for secretary of the treasury Henry C Payne postmaster general John R A Grossland minister resident and consul general to Liberia Conrad N Jordan assistant treasurer of the United States at New York George W Whitehead appraiser of merchandise district of New York and collector of internal revenue John E B McCall fifth district Tennessee John T Wilder pension agent Knoxville Nathan H Alexander receiver of public money Mofftromery Alabama John C Dancy North Carolina recorder of deeds in the District of Columbia Alfred E Holton United States attorney Henry C Dockery United States marshal Eastern North Carolina and a large list of postmasters in Alabama Virginia South Carolina Tennessee plus Army promotions for Lieutenant Colonel E Van Arsdale Andrus and others.

Senate Washington Leslie M. Shaw Iowa Treasury Henry C. Payne Wisconsin John R. A Grossland Missouri Liberia Conrad N. Jordan United States New York George W Whitehead Ny York Internal Revenue John EB. McCall Tennessee John T. Wilder Knoxville Tenn Nathan H. Alexander Mofftromery Ala John C. Dancy North Carolina District of Columbia Alfred E. Holton Henry C. Dockery Fostmasters Alabama James ‘W. Hughes Birmingham Virginia Buena Vista Joseph W. Waddy Fortress Monroe John B. Kimberly Orange Thomas W. Carter South Carolina Greenwood David Aiken Laurens George 8. McGrary Union J C Hunter Winnsboro Preston Rion Newberry Charles J Purcell Dyersburg John L. Sinclair Johnson City John C. Campbell McKengie William Spellings Morristown John ® F Newport Alexander Ragan Tullahoma Abe L. Davidson E van Arsdale Andruss Leutenants James H.rrison Georgia R. C. Marshall Ijr

Burglars Blow Safe in Fairport Grocery Battle with Watchman

Four burglars blew the safe at M Hettenen & Son grocery in Fairport Ohio early today. The safe was destroyed and the building partially demolished. A night watchman confronted them as they fled and was wounded in a firefight. No valuables were taken.

Fairport Ohio M. Hettenen É& Son Tvere

Mose Vs Rhea Contest Tied to Goebel Law in Kentucky

The election dispute between J. McKenzie Mose and Representative Rhea for Kentucky's third district was argued before Elections Committee No 1 in Washington. The case cites alleged polling fraud and Goebel election law issues. No final decision was reached.

Washington J. McKenzie Mose Rhea Kentucky Elections Committee No 1 John E. Dubose Bowling Green

Admiral Wildes Detached for Asiatic Station

Secretary Long detaches Hear Admiral Frank Wildes from Pensacola yard command and orders him to relieve Hear Admiral Louis Kempf as junior squadron commander on the Asiatic station. Wildes will sail from San Francisco aboard the China for his post February 7 with Rear Admiral Hobby Devans likely to sail on the same steamer. Captain P H Cooper will relieve Wildes at Pensacola Yard, order effective on the seventh instant.

Pensacola Asiatic Washington Danasry Long Frank Wildes Pensacola Navy Yard Louis Kempf Wildes San Francisco China Hobby Dlevans P H. Cooper Admiral Wildes Pen- Bracola

Dock Charges in London Report Sent to Senate

Ambassador Choate’s report to the Senate states London dock charges include fees for accommodation shelter and care of goods on the quay and for labor from touch of quay to delivery to barges. The 1s 3d charge is not for discharging from ship but for on quay handling and storage.

Ambassador Choate Senate Washington London Choate

Oleomargarine Hearings Set Amid Danish Treaty Update

The agricultural committee in Washington schedules hearings on the oleomargarine bill from January 14 to 18 with daily interests presenting, followed by rebuttal on January 20. Also, the president sends the Denmark extradition treaty to the Senate.

Washington Agricultural Committee of the House Today

Compulsory Arbitration Plan Seen Advancing at Pan Americans

In Mexico City observers believe the compulsory arbitration scheme may be reported to the Pan American conference. An amendment from W Buchanan of the US delegation would record reports on treaties in the main protocol and two supplementary protocols. Support could come from ten signatories and the US delegation plus possibly others. If adopted, the arbitration committee would manage two conventions under the new rules.

Mexico City W. Buchanan United States

Canal Routes Clash as Vote Looms on Panama Route

Washington January 8 debate on the Nicaragua canal bill shows momentum for the Morris amendment to let the president choose the Panama route if the canal commission supports it and concessions from Colombia are secured. Among sixteen speakers, nine favored Morris and several urged considering the Panama offer to avoid delay and ensure best route.

Washington House Panama Company Canal Commission Colombia Moaotow Messrs. Shackleford Missouri Parker New Jersey Lovering Massachusetts 3Torris Minnesota Burton Ohio Hill Connecticut Bramwell Gillet Littlefield Maine Messrs Burgess Texas Bell Colorado Cooney Cummings New York Gibison Tennessee Lacey Iowa Mir. Shackleford Cayil Panama Nicaragua Bartholat Shackleford Columbia Bartholdt Panama Canal Morris Minnegota Isthmian Commission Fie United States Panama House Hin Ward Bridgeport Conn

Rites for School Bonds Rejected in Hurtsville

Hurtsville Alabama dated January public notes show the planned $700 thousand school bond issue rejected. The bonds, intended for sale today, faced Ironclad opposition and were pulled from consideration.

Hurtsville Ala Nef

Pyramid Pile Cure praised by A L Husing for relief

A L Husing of Alma West Virginia reports twenty years of suffering from itch bleeding and blind piles. After trying many remedies the first application of Pyramid Pile Cure gave relief and part of a bi cent box cured him completely. Send for safe to all druggists and the little book Piles Causes End Cure mailed free from Pyramid Drug Co Marshal Michigan.

A. L. Husing Alma W ‘Va Pyramid Drug Marshal Mich

Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited In Rheumatism Relief

A reader reports rheumatism linked to acidic blood and digestive and organ sluggishness. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and pills neutralize blood acidity, aid digestion and excretion, and permanently cure rheumatism, citing Mus. Hartre Tanner of Bolivar Missouri after three bottles.

Dirs Hood Hartre Tanner Bolivar Hoouw

Fifteen Die and Thirty Hurt in Tunnel Disaster Rescue Efforts

A tunnel wreck causes fifteen deaths and thirty injuries as rescuers from police, fire, and civilian volunteers labor amid steam and snow. Passengers cling to life, with Father Walker and Lt. Clarke aiding the dying. Vanderbilt and others arrive as investigations by officials begin.

Father Smith Dr. Walkley Lieutenant Clarke Miss Rice Miss Scott T. M Murphy Walkley Mrs. Howard Franklin J. M Wische Norwalk Wischo Christopher Flynn Fifty- Ninth Street New Haven White Plains Freman Jerome State Railway Commission New York Central and Hudson River Railroad New York, New Haven and Hartford New Rochelle Eugene Herald Rochelle Park Danbury Fifty-seventh Street Rockjing

Scheme to Rob Nation Wards in Indian Lands Probe

Senator Rawlins seeks a rigid inquiry into leasing of mineral lands on Indian reservations, focusing on consent, involvement of companies, stockholders, and possible government ties. Letters from 1898 1893 reveal efforts to block permits and pressure figures associated with leases in Utah and elsewhere.

Rawlins Washington Raw Uns Senate Senate Committee On Indian Affairs Utah Secretary of the Interior Congress Government of United States Rawling J R Harper Myron Indian Bureau Timms M Miller Harper McDonald McDonell Hee Miller Mease McAndrewa

Panama Canal Route Debate in Congress Highlights Fortification Plan

Representatives Burgess and Cummings spar over the preferred canal route with arguments for Panama’s advantages and risks. Burgess backs fortification as essential, warning of a black mark for foes. Cummings opposes further consideration of the Panama company offer. The discussion touches costs, existing work, and completion plans amid push to act on the Nicaragua bill. The House adjourned after unanimous consent for a census bureau proceeding was granted.

Panama New York Nicaragua Burgess Texas Galveston Congress Cummings Panama Company United States Hopking Himels Wade

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