Deadliest year in history warns no war to prevent recurrence
New York January 17 1908 and 1909 records are described as the deadliest years in mining. The article explains firedamp whitedamp and afterdamp gases and how mines like Lick Branch near Blue Falls W Va failed to prevent disasters. It notes miners' carelessness and the futility of preventing such explosions despite safety lamps and guards.
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New York
Almont
Bluefolds
W. Va
Lick Branch
America
Minera
Davy
Doubt A Factor In Stock Market
New York dispatch notes hesitation in the speculative market as traders weigh the unseen factor of uncovered short interest and mixed general conditions. Expansion in trade and industry is viewed as disappointing, with railroads and coal showing weakness and curb on steel output. Regulation of corporations reemerges as a debated topic amid court actions and state oversight, while international events influence sentiment and capital movements in New York.
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New York
Dean
Supreme Court
BuUprame
Railreag
New York State
Public Ser Vice Commission
Erie
E. H. Harriman
Turkey
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Paris
France
National Banke
Prominent Georgia Florida real estate developer eyes Florida colonies
Brabston, a Georgia native now based in Jacksonville, outlines plans to attract Indian families displaced by earthquakes to Florida. He cites two successful South Georgia colonies and a larger project in Florida. The effort involves a board of trade backed program with steamship sailings from Havre to Jacksonville and expects to offer a welcoming environment and citizen status to migrants.
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Atlanta
Wan ‘Dwin Brobston
Grobston
Brunswick
Florida
Jacksonville
Georgia
Brabston
South
Piedmont
Jacksonv lv
Board of Trade
W A Poerata
Havre
France
Atlantic
Plorkin
Struck Mother With a Poker In Alabama City
Anniston Alabama January 17 Ralph Ledbatter a member of the citys best known families is charged with assaulting his mother with a poker He was placed in the city jail on a hundred dollar bond and resisted arrest as worshippers left church He denies demanding money from his mother and refuses to speak New Orleans January 17 Adolfo Eapinosa the soon to be Nicaraguan minister to the United States is visiting New Orleans from Bluefields and will travel to Washington He denies Honduras trouble reports
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Edgar Allan Poe
University of Virginia
Johns Hopking University
Balthmore
John F. Poe
Boel
Maryland
Fordham Heights
New York City
Poe
Thomas Nelson Page
Edwin Markham
Pot
Boston
Thore
Providence
Cammmerford
Marie
National Cemetery
Nis
Hig
Congress of
Treasury Department
Ana” Weill
Tiata Bignt
Affron
Ciiigen
United States
Treasury
Clebianen
Clebianen Again. Another Pieca of Money Major Commerford Olds Ifehtiy
Philadelphia
Goddess of Liberty
Anniston
Als
Ralph Ledbatter
tke @ tiger
New Oreans
Adolfo Eapinosa
Lis
Felipe Corea
New Orleans
Bluefelds
Washington
Eapinosa
Honduras
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Certifies Free of Narcotics
The document asserts that Chamberlains Cough Remedy contains no opium or narcotics and cites a Certificate of Analysis from the Pharmacy Board. It includes endorsements from government officials validating the absence of narcotics and notes the product’s use for colds croup whooping cough and related diseases.
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Ihney
Wien
Ginal Bette
I of
Pharmacy Board
Wrim
M. Hacer
Conor
Marie Cahill Sainted Atlanta Born Claim? Stage Highlight
The article notes Marie Cahill asserting an Atlanta birth in a bustling theater scene. It traces Betsy in Hatsy and the Bays, a New York run, with mentions of Colonel Gordon, Miss Houk, and upcoming works. It highlights quick-change acts at the Star Palace and Bijou, praising performers and Atlanta’s memory of past productions.
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Atlanta
Haseen
Marie Cahill
New York
Astor
Allantana
Marie
Betey
Hetsy
Lin
Betsy
Colonel Gordon
Poe
Mise Violete Fouk
Probaly
Winston Churchil
Ahe
Miss Robson
Tennessee
Bernhardt
Mrs. Fiske
Aliy Nasimova
Watler
Fermen
Orpheum
Gipheum
Bijou
Miss Beckwith
Morie Williams
Bank Stockholders Vote Dividends In Georgia Meeting
The First National Bank of Galnesville declared a semi annual dividend of 8 percent and added 4,000 to undivided profits. It reports capital stock 100,000, surplus 60,000, undivided profits 6,000. The State Banking Company also held its annual meeting declaring a regular 8 percent dividend. capital 53,000, surplus 25,000, undivided profits 10,500.
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Galnesv Oe
First National Bank of Galnesvilla
Lady Windemere's Fan at the Grand Tonight
Atlanta crowds attend a charity performance of Oscar Wilde’s Lady Windemere's Fan at the Grand tonight. Mrs Palmer Phelan Clark leads as Lady Windemere with a star-studded cast and proceeds benefit the Home for Incurables.
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Lady Windemere
the Grand
Atlanta
Players’ Club
Gecar Wilde
Capital City
Robert Campbell
Erlynne
Barbour Thompson
W. P. Nicolson
Miss Marlen Peel
Agatha
Frank Eula
Windemere
Darlington
Thornton Marye
Augustus Lorton
Sirt Saul
Cecil Graham
H. C. Barnes
Bir
Janey Royleaton
Barbour
Daptape
Dr Landrum Speaks at Central Y M C A
Dr Landrum of the First Republic speaks at Central Y M C A on The Flood tide of opportunity. He centers his address on relating to God, noting the best opportunities come through early honor and that time wasted haunts a man who neglects the Almighty.
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DR. Landrum
Central Y. M. C. A
Cfitvadl
Young Mens Christian Association
King George Hosts Informal Toasts in Athens
In Athens on January 17 King George and American officers shared informal toasts aboard U S warships Missour and Ohn Covers. Ships will depart tomorrow as ashore visits proceed. a praised cohort of officers enjoyed time ashore and conversation.
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King Dines
Athens
Greece
George
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