Old Brindle the Cow Returns to Country Home
A country family on West Hunter Street keeps Old Brindle the cow, longtime milker, as they move to town seeking money. After the butcher’s bid nearly breaks them, Uncle Jim intervenes, buys time, and brining back the cow, they plan to return to country life with the faithful animal.
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Atlanta
Hunter Street
Srindle
John Whitmore
West Hunter Street
John
Brindie
OM Brindle
Uncle Jim
Uncle Jam
Ambiguous promotional text from an unknown package offer
A distorted old style advertisement fragment mentions a package deal and a sales push. It references a company and locations but the readable facts are minimal and unclear, with garbled phrases about value and payment terms.
Freedom for Mrs Maybrice to Be Granted This Year
London reports final arrangements were made with Ambassador Choate and home office officials for the release of Mrs Florence Maybrick, condemned to life imprisonment for poisoning her husband. The exact date is not fixed though release is anticipated during the year. Her health is noted as improving with the prospect of freedom.
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London
United States
Ambassador Choate
Home Office
Florence Maybrick
Associated Press
Joness de Reques
Maybdrick
Ieee” Gans
Florida Fish Afield Doom for Homosassa Trip
The Homasassa Fishing Club leaves Atlanta at 11:40 a m next Tuesday for Homosassa Florida to set up in their new home and begin the annual visit. The group will travel on the Chicago and Florida special on the Southern Railway in a Pullman drawing room car. Members listed include Branan Muse Potts Lowndes and Howell among others.
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Homasessa
Atlanta
Florida
C. A. Branan
George Mune
Homogassa
Homosassa Club
Theittle Florida
Cholea
Homosassa River
Chicago
Southern Railway
Homosarsa
Frank Potts
George S. Lowndes
Mitchell
John Berkele
Henry R. Durand
George Muse
W. S
Homosaiga River
Mobile Urges Ratification Of Panama Canal Treaty
A Mobile Alabama commercial club held a special meeting to consider resolutions urging the ratification of the Panama Canal treaty before the U S Senate The resolution praised Senator John T Morgan and Senator Edmund W Pettus for their long support and urged them to withdraw objections and vote for ratification The club called for copies of the resolutions to be sent to Alabama commercial groups and the senators involved.
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Commercial Club
Alabama
Mobile
Ala
Mobile Commercial Club
Panama Canal
United States Senate
Hamburger
W. E. P. Wilson
W. F Tebbetts
Gulf States
Republic of Panama
Republic
Senate of
United States
Commercial Club of
MobllJe
John T Morgan
Edmuund W Pettus
Lving
Morgan and Pettus
Trail Chase and Word Building Game by Columbian Book Co
An old advert promotes several games including Trail Chase Dog on Word Building and Red Heads. The pack is priced at 50 cents with gilt edges and comes from Columbian Book Co located at 788 Whitehall St Atlanta Ga.
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Chase
Red Heads
Columbian Book CO
Atlanta
Whitehall St
Last of Boers Take Oath
Nearly 600 Boers sail for Durban as the final Irreconcilables released from Ahmadnagar prison take the oath of allegiance after inducement by General Delaray. The departure marks the end of the group’s confinement in Ahmadnagar.
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Bombay
Durban
Natal
Ahmadnagar
Delaray
Oklahoma Bank Fails to Open in Alva Oklahoma
The comptroller of the currency received a telegram stating that the Alva National Bank of Alva Oklahoma did not open for business today in Washington on January 9.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Alva National Bank
Alva, Okla
Nash Defends American Book Company In Augusta Visit
R Stafford Nash of Atlanta, general southern manager for the American Book Company, arrived in Augusta to rebut editorial charges about influencing Georgia school book contracts. He stated the firm did not fund state officers, did not employ town attorneys tied to the commission, and opposed state uniformity while abiding by Georgia law.
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Augusta
Chronicle
R. Stafford Nesh
Atlanta
General Southern
American Book Company
KR. Srafford Nagh
State Book Commission
Nash
Book Commission
Ginn & Co
A Stata House
Basic Commission
State House
Campign
State Board
Mr. Nash
Mrr. Nash
Georgia
R. Stafford Nash
Ookt Commission
Freight Bureau to Hold Smoker and Meeting
The Atlanta freight bureau will host a smoker next Tuesday at 7 PM in the Kimball house dining room. Officers and directors will be elected after five minute speeches by prominent Atlanta business leaders. The program includes reports from W. E. Newill and H. T. Moore with invited guests such as Governor Terral and Mayor Howell.
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Gate City Guard
Kimball
Leonard D. White
Robert Schmidt, Jr
A. Morgan
North
Georgia
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Kimball House
Atlanta
Dhe
Newill
D. Jones
H. B. Wey
Nationalists Win in Cuba Elections Across Provinces
Santiago Cuba January 9 Nationalists gain large majorities as new electoral law affects minority representation and Nacionalistas win most boards in Santiago province and Havana Puerto Principe. They accuse elections in Cienfuegos Santa Clara and central Cuba of unfair conduct seeking annulment.
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Santiago
Cuba
Jude J
Matanzas
Nationalista
Cienfuegos
Santa Clara
Safe Cure Promoted as Kidney Disease Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure as the definitive treatment for kidney disease, claiming quick improvement and potential cure. It urges testing urine for signs, promotes doctors’ endorsement, and offers bottles for 50 cents to 1 dollar plus a free booklet from the Warner's Safe Cure Co. Rochester NY.
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America
Bright
Warner
Warner's Safe Cure Co
Rochester
New Train and Dining Cars Via Central of Georgia Railway
Magnificent Pullman sleeping cars dining cars and coaches run daily between Chicago and St Augustine. Schedule shows leave Atlanta 10 20 a m to Macon 1 00 p m to Jacksonville 7 35 p m to St Augustine 9 25 p m return from St Augustine 7 20 a m from Jacksonville 4 40 p m from Macon 4 02 p m to Atlanta 6 53 p m. For information contact W H Fogg T P A 6 Wall St Atlanta Ga.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Chicago
St Augustine
Atlanta
Macon
Jacksonville
Augustine
W. H. Fogg
T. FP. A
Wall St
Carrie Nation Follower Smashes Capitol Portrait
Blanche Boies, a Carrie Nation follower, smashed a large painting titled Custers Last Charge in the Kansas state capitol historical room. The act aimed at the painting donated by a St Louis beer firm and Boies was arrested. Dr Eva Harding aided her.
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Carrie Nation
Topeka
Kana
Blanche Boies
Custer
State Capitol
St. Louis
Miss Boles
Eva Harding
Nash defends company amid book fund charges in Chronicle
The Chronicle prints Nash's explanation of his firm's role in the school book matter and protests over alleged campaign fund contributions. He flew from Atlanta to Allentown to present his side, praising his firm and its officials for candor and restraint.
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Nash
Chronicle
Atlanta
Allevata
Caropicle
Atlanta mayor office to be adorned with past mayors portraits
W M Goodwin secretary to Mayor Howell leads effort to decorate the Atlanta mayor’s office with platinum plate photographs of former mayors over fifty six years. He has already framed several portraits and seeks more from former mayors or their families to fill wall space with ebony framed images.
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Atlanta
Itsex Intense
W. M. Goodwin
Howell
Howel
Mims
John B Goodwin
Goodwin
Delightful Trip to Quaint St Augustine by Rail
A daylight run aboard the Southern Railway Chicago and Florida Special leaves Atlanta at 11 40 p m and the Florida Limited departs at 11 60 p m. Both trains run through with Dining Car Service to Jackgromilie and St Augustine.
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Quaint St Augustine
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Jackgromilie
St. Augustine
Waldeck-Rousseau Faces Serious Health Fears
Paris reporters say former Premier Waldeck-Rousseau’s condition worsens with unconfirmed reports of liver cancer. Doctors refuse to comment, leaving the public anxious about his health.
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Walleck-ousseau
Paris
Waldeck-Rousseau
Agency official dies in 200 foot Reading Terminal fall
Henry W. Peacock, agent of Bar Creek Coal and Coke Company, fell from a seventh floor office window at Reading Terminal into an area way. He was instantly killed and nearly every bone in his body was broken.
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Evey
Philadelphia
Henry W. Peacock
Eles
Bar Creek Coal and Coke Company
Reading Terminal Station
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