Kidney Trouble Ad Promotes Swamp Root Remedy
The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a natural healing kidney and bladder remedy. It claims kidney disease causes back pain, fatigue, and other ailments, urging readers to order sample bottles and purchase the product from drug stores, with praise for its pleasant taste and nature-based formula. A related Charleston telegraph notes President Taft's Panama trip and visit to Charleston.
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Kilmer
Ant
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton
Kilmer & Co
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Charges Against U S Senator Isaac Stephenson
Madison Wis January 25 definite and specific charges will be filed against United States Senator Isaac Stephenson at the senate meeting tomorrow morning. Senator J A Blaine of Boscobel said the charges will be filed by the Republicans. He could not name filers or facts but said they would be presented from the senate floor and believed the senate could not escape consideration.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Senate
J. A Blaine
Boscabel
Lberty
Revival Ends at Tallapoosa Presbyterian Church
Revival at Tallapoosa Georgia closes with Pastor Rev F E Taylor ably assisted by Rev Frank D Hunt. Ten days of meetings strengthen all churches as Bible studies and themes awaken dormant Christians and bring them into active participation.
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Tallapoosa
Presbyterian Church
F E Taylor
Frank D Hunt
Atlanta
Japan to Reduce Armament Declared by Cabinet Speeches
Premier Count Jataro Komura and War Minister Viscount Terauchi addressed the diet answering questions on armament cuts and foreign policy. They stated relations with major powers had improved and the proposed reductions were warranted, with similar remarks from other cabinet members.
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Sarquis Satsty
Jataro Komura
Viscount Terauchi
Diet
Japan
Hughes Faces Senate Leader Split Over Direct Nomination Plan
Albany January 25 Governor Hughes is in a battle with legislative leaders over his direct nomination system. Senate president Balnes and Assembly Speaker Wadsworth issued critiques of the governor's remarks from the Hughes alliance dinner. Hughes plans further speaking engagements to press his election reform. Wadsworth will explain opposition in western New York next month. Senator Raines defends the party’s caucus and convention system as the voters’ will.
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Albany
Hughes
Balnes
Froem
Senate
Wadsworth
Assembly
Hughes Alliance
New York
Wadeworth
Raines
Fire damages Enquirer-Sun plant in Columbus basement
Fire originated in an unknown source in the basement of The Enquirer-Sun office in Columbus Georgia today. Considerable water and smoke damage to a large stock of paper. The press room flooded. Firemen stopped the blaze just before it breached the floor near the newspaper’s typesetting area. No issue will be missed, and losses are insured.
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Enquirer-Sun
Columbus
The
Walter
Solomon speaks on anti liquor work at Baptist church
Rey J C Solomon president of the Georgia Anti-Saloon League addressed the congregation at the Baptist church Sunday night detailing the league's efforts and goals in Jonesboro Georgia January 25.
Harding consecrated bishop in Washington diocese
Dr Alfred Harding, long-time rector of St Pauls Church, was today consecrated bishop in the Washington Botsruy diocese at Epimonsal church. The event follows news of his recent election to succeed Bishop Henry, with references to his twenty years of service and the Botsruy] diocese setting.
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Dr. Harding
Washington
Ty Alfred Harding
Epimonsal Church
Harding
St Pauls Church
Henry
Norman Seat in doubt as lawyer resigns hope fades
The Wilkes county Representative-elect F C Norman faces disqualification due to holding a city court solicitor commission. The Attorney General says no disqualification for election, but resignation or expiry may be needed before oath. The House alone judges qualifications. Norman must resign as solicitor before taking office to avoid trouble.
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F. C. Norman
Wilkes County
Supreme Court
John C. Hart
Norman
General Assembly
House of Representatives
City Court of
Washington
House
Ilegally
Fulton County Grand Jury Meets on Wednesday
Fulton County grand jury convenes Wednesday morning at the Bowlestar Hilla office to decide if moves are needed on whether to relocate resorts under the Washington street viaduct. The court action and timing remain unsettled as authorities weigh last grand jury recommendations. Bentley sues city for 10020 damages after a Forsyth Street fall into an excavation. she is represented by Roy Arnold. An amateur burglar broke into Werner M Jeffries store in Bolton and stole money. county police report notes the unlocked site and quick investigation.
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Fulton County Graund Jury
Bolfestar Hil
Washington Street
Alice Moors Bentley
City of
Atlanta
Forsyth Street
Mitchell
Hunter Streets
Roy Arnold
Werner M Jeffries
Thomas Jeffries
Bolton
Governor-elect at Darien enjoys oyster roast and fish fry
Governor-elect Joseph M Brown arrived in Darien from Brunswick on the Hessie with Mrs Brown and a party. He was escorted to the hotel and given a luncheon and speech at Vernon Square followed by an oyster roast and fish fry. The event honored the incoming governor before his Ridgeville visit with Mrs Downey.
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Darien
Joseph M Brown
Brunswick
Hessie
Brown
C. P. Goodyear
R R Hopkins
H T. Dunn
T A Riley
R. W | Grubb
Vernon Square
FF. HH MacFarland
Rumor Denied on Chief Justice Tyson Resignation
Montgomery January 25 Chief Justice Tyson denies submitting his resignation to Governor Comer and dismisses the rumor as baseless. He refuses to confirm any future resignation, while noting speculation remains that he might consider stepping down eventually.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tyson
Comer
United States Senate
Daniel Water Keeps the Stomach Healthy Alkaline Mineral Water
A vintage ad describes Daniel Water as a remedy for catarrhal stomach conditions. It claims alkaline minerals neutralize impure acids and remove mucus, improving digestion and relieving headaches. Sold at the spring for 19c per gallon, Union Point, Ga.
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Daniel
Daniel Ming
Union Point
Golden Medical Discovery touted for indiges tion and catarrh relief
Dr. Pierce promotes Glycerine rich Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia sour risings heart burn foul breath coated tongue poor appetite and bilious stomach disorders. It is also claimed to cure mucous membrane diseases including catarrh in nasal passages stomach and bowels with persistence. The ad urges use with Sage's Catarrh Remedy and markets the Common Sense Medical Adviser with mail order details.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Bride Wed Beside Father in Coffin After Fatal Accident
In Mount Vernon New York Misa Daisy Helme marries Francis M Oliver of London while her father John C Helme lies in a coffin in the same room as the wedding takes place. The coroner deemed the death accidental. A Thasama minister presided over both the funeral and the ceremony with relatives present.
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New York
Misa Daisy Helme
Mount Vernon
Francis M. Oliver
London
England
John C Helme
Thasama
Court of Inquiry to Examine Colonel Brycken Actions
Montgomery Ala January 25 a court of inquiry will hear the case concerning Charles R Brycken colonel of the Second Regiment National Guard. General Robert F Ligon says the matter, including questioned expenditures, should be settled at once with a prompt decision.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles R. Brycken
Robert F Ligon
National Guard
Game of Cards Ends in Fatal Shooting in Georgia
Alpharetta Georgia January 25 a 19 year old Frank Webb lay dead in a pine thicket near Alpharetta with playing cards and coins nearby a bullet through the heart. Five white and eight negroes are jailed in Milton county linked to the card game tragedy with one suspect reportedly confessing to the shot. Webb’s father E C Webb formerly Milton county sheriff, the family well known in the area.
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Alpharetta
Frank Webb
Milton County
Webb
Young Webb
Bartow
Ernest
anjJah Smith
Cale Gunter
Homer Tribble
Young
Court Hints Trusts In Mississippi Statutes Upheld
The Mississippi Supreme Court sustained the state anti trust statutes in a ruling read by ex Chief Justice J A P Campbell. The decision addresses challenges from a Hinds county chancery case and affects cases against the American Snuff Company and the Mississippi Louisiana Retail Lumber Dealers Association.
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Mississippi
Supreme Court
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court
Hinds County
American Snuff Company
Mississippi-Louisiana Retail Lumber Dealersd Association
Special Venire Sought in City Court Case
District attorney reports that Charles Pitegerald will demand a special venire and push the case to trial at the March term of the circuit court in the city. The Japnioston department is expected to direct U S Tide Attorney KR C Les to participate in the prosecution.
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Jac. Sures Vemuars Ae Wai Forshy
Postoffice
Charles Pitegerald
Thies City
Japnioston
United States Tide
KR. C. Les
Fire destroys Roswell Presbyterian manse
Roswell Georgia January 26 special fire last night leveled the Presbyterian manse with indications of burglary. The fire followed a ransacking, and investigators estimate the loss in several thousand dollars, partly covered by insurance.
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Roswell
Fisheries Question to Be Sent to Hague Arbitration
Washington January 25 an agreement was reached between Secretary Root and the British and Canadian and Newfoundland governments to submit the Newfoundland fisheries question to The Hague for arbitration. The negotiations were cabled home for approval and Root plans to explain provisions to the senate foreign relations committee. The treaty must be ratified by the United States Senate. The Hague will decide if state or colonial laws interfere with treaty terms under article 1 of the 1818 treaty. The issue parallels the Japanese school question and potential California bills on Japan.
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Washington
Secretary Root
Newfoundland
Hague
Root
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States Senate
California
Hero of sea crash hailed in house as Binns praised
Washington January 25 House of Representatives listened to a eulogy for John R. Binns a Marconi operator aboard the Republic who stayed at his post until collision with the Florida Bou toll of Illinois praised Binns heroism saying there are many like him in every emergency. Mexico Mo January 28 a forged check case sees the eldest son of John Campbell Gordon Earl of Aberdeen imprisoned after giving a false name Lyle F Leland Gordon claims royal lineage and blames dissipation for his arrest.
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Washington
House of Representaiives
John R. Binns
Marcon
Iuez Republic
Florida
Boutell
Ilinois
House
Blana
Mexico
John Campbell Gordon
Earl of Aberdeen
Andrian County
Freland
Wyoming
Gordon
Earl of
Aberdeen
England
Lyle FL Leland
Stock Yards Case Is Lost By Southern
The US Supreme Court reversed a Kentucky appeals ruling ordering Louie tills and Nashville Railway to transfer stock shipped over that line to Southern Railway in its own cars. The Louisville area yards were accused of favoring Bourbon stock yards by blocking transfer. Justice Holmer announced the opinion, stating the transfer interfered with interstate commerce. Justices Harlan McKenna and Moody dissented. The ruling renders the Kentucky provision ineffective under law.
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Washington
Expreme Court of the
United States Today
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Louietills and
Nashville Rairoad Company
Southern Railway Company
Central Game
Southern Road
Louisville
Joutaville Aact Nashville Company
Wear
Louis Ville
Jmatice Holmer
Harlan, McKenna and Moody
Kentucky
Mine Disaster in Piedmont Claims Three Lives
In Piedmont West Virginia a coal mine accident killed three men and fatally injured ten others. Two mining cars derailed on the incline at the Piedmont and Georges Creek Coal Company, colliding with others at the bottom. Victims named James Coudry William Hamilton and an unidentified Italian. Injuries to James Wright and two Italians raise fears of more fatalities. Nearby in Georgia a separate shooting left Jesse Stephens dead and another man wounded after a confrontation with a Negro assailant at a promissory farm entrance.
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Cumberland
Dcccident
Piedmont
W. Va
Piedmont and
Georges Creek Coal Company
Tpp
James Coudry
William Hamilton
James Wright
Donaldsonvile
Jevee Stephens
Alex Stephens
Here
Stephens
Jesse Stephens
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