Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Atlanta Daily Constitution
Thousands suffer kidney trouble without knowing it warn readers in a Swamp Root advertisement. The pitch claims Swamp Root heals kidneys liver and bladder and improves overall health with a sample bottle offer and certificates of purity. It references Dr Kilmer and a Binghamton NY address while urging purchases at drug stores.
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Aost
Bright
Dr. Hilmer
Bing Ae Berlie
Hamton
Binghamton
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Atlanta Bond Meeting Urges Citywide Support
City officials and speakers push a bond issue in Atlanta urging readers that health, waterworks, crematories, and Grady Hospital improvements require funding. Mayor Maddox cites western cities’ bonds as models. Dr. W Gilbert warns of health risks without bonds. attendees urged to register and vote February 16.
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Vbstirman West Preaides
Pomeroy
John C. West
Walter McEldeath
Atlanta
Maddox
McElreath
Bobby Burns
Walter McElreath
Ita
Los Angeles
Denver
Hants
Grady Hospital
Sherman
Fox Ghia
Carter
W. Giitert
City Board of Health
Quillan
Bond Commission
Wood &Singiston
Duel in Public Road Near LaGrange Town
LaGrange Georgia January 26 two young white men Elmer Freeman and Frank Moore met in a public road near a church about six miles west of town and engaged in a duel with a shotgun and a revolver. Reports vary on who fired first and Moore lies wounded but resting quietly. Freeman is seriously hurt and both count the encounter a result of a brewing misunderstanding.
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LaGrange
Elmer Freeman
Frank Moore
Moore
Wages Increase for Street Railway Workers in Columbus
Columbus Ga January 25 An announced wage increase for motormen and conductors effective from January 1 raises pay from 13 to 14 or 17 cents per hour based on service length. Seventy men affected. Also notes a public meeting led by Mayor Browne to start organizing a Columbus Chautauqua. In Waynesboro Ga a comet visible after sunset for about thirty minutes, noted for its brilliance by local observers.
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Columbus
Columbia Railroad Company
Columbua
Citizens Conlent
Rowne
Waynesboro
Spej
Burns Club Tribute Recalls Scot Bard At Atlanta Banquet
Members of the Burns Club of Atlanta gathered at the Ara gon Hotel for an annual tribute to Robert Burns presided by John Cameron and passing leadership to John M. Graham. Georgia dignitaries including Governor Joe Brown and Senator John Staton attended, with Frank Stanton and C W Hubner reciting poems and the evening highlighted by songs and Much of the focus remained on Burns and Scottish heritage as the club elected officers and closed with heartfelt toasts.
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Bobby Burns
Scotland
Burns
Georgia
Cheslea W. Hubber
Custis N. Anderson
George Stewart
Frank Coffin
Tain O'Shipter
Amilton Dougies
AL Wy String
Tam O
Douglas
Governor Brown
John Staton
Walter McElvesth
Henry Lumpkin
Marcus’ Beck
John Cameron
John Graham
Frank Stanton
C. W. Hubner
Curtis Anderson
James Simpson
Bernard Brant Colan
Joe Jacobs
Alex Stirroy
Hamilton Douglas
C. J. Haden
Ben MC Blackburn
Lyndon of
Athens
HH Bell
James Strachan
J. Kindasy Johnson
Rome
Offocra
John M. Graham
Thomas Morgan
H. H. Cabsning
Treneurer
Eugene King
Bernard
Joe Jecoba
Alex Stirling
Alex 8. Taylor
Eugene Oberdorfer
Mr. Hubner
Byrne
West Side Club Endorses Viaduct and Bond Issue
The West Side Progressive Club met at Sullivan's ball night and passed resolutions in favor of the new viaduct and the bond issue. Members heard talks on the project’s importance and expected real estate benefits and petitioned the mayor and council to act. W H Terrell spoke for committees studying the bond issue’s effect on first ward property, noting fair treatment and urging support at the polls.
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West Side
Progressive Club
Sullivan
W.H. Terrell
Comigites
Debates Over Immigration Commission Fly in House
In a heated session, Rep Bennet accuses the immigration panel of malice while Rep Macon defends the commission. The dispute centers on remarks about a trip abroad, alleged falsities, and the handling of expenses, with threats of a retraction and questions of veracity lingering through the floor debate.
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Washington
Jamon A. Patten
Macen
Arkansea
Bunea
Bennet
New York
Arkansas
Mr.Bennet
Mr. Macon
Macon
Patton
Bondanlaw
Commission
Meron
Mann
Tilmots
Fecora
Mr. Bennet
William R. Wheeler
Mortuary notices and obituaries in Atlanta area
Multiple notices report deaths and funeral arrangements across Atlanta and nearby towns. Infant Charles Austen Nunn Jr dies at 92 Kelley Street with services at home. infant Clarence L. Burton dies in Riverdale with burial in Hollywood cemetery. Mrs Rachel Nelson of Oglethorpe dies at 70 after long residence on North Randolph Street. C. T. Nash dies in Commerce at 74 with burial upcoming. D. M. Elliott dies at 62, to be buried Oakland. Gen. S. Mathes dies in Tallahassee with burial in Sydney. Mrs Pearl Belliveau (Pearl King) dies in Charlotte with Monticello services. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G W Grubbs dies at 137 Hunnicutt Street with services at home. Emmeline High Wright, Eaton, Ga, noted among prominent residents.
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Charles Austen Nunn
C. A. Nunn
Kelley Straet
Oakland Cemetery
Clarence L. Burton
J. M. Burton
Rivaralde
Broanberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Hollywood Cemetery
Oglethorpe, Gay
Rachel’ F. Nelson Teo
Oglethorpe
Nelson
Randolph Street
C. A. Greer
Aviay
Lucile
L. . Grear
E. E. Greer
Atlanta
Betn
D. M. Elliott
Harry Poole
Withers
Hiliott
W.F. Elliott
Slaters
Miss Wagenia Wet
Misa Mattie Elliott
W. H. Ray
Paul
Yeater
Mathes
Tallahasee
Fla
Florida
United Confederate Veterans
State Capitol
Talla- Tastes
Sydney
Tampa
Guy H. Crusselle
Alfred Piper
City
Pearl Belliveau
Misa Pearl King
Monticelia
Charlotte, N
J. D. Belliveau
Monticello
G. W. Grubbs
Hunnicutt Street
Hoy
Oolock
Ward
Westview Cemetery
Women of Putnam county obituary notes land owner and widow
Putnam county mourns a 64 year old widow who died after a lengthy illness. She was a large land owner and managed farming interests, attended by former slaves in antebellum hospitality. Her second husband was J. M. High of Atlanta. earlier marriages linked to Josseh Boswell and WL High. Funeral held at Union Chapel Church after her death.
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Putnam County
Union Chapel
Putnam
Cost of the canal estimated at 850000 dollars
Washington January 26 special wire army engineers estimate the Chatta hoochee river to St Andrews bay canal at 850000 dollars. The proposed canal would be 70 feet wide and carry vessels drawing six feet of water. Representatives Adamson of Georgia and Clayton of Alabama back the appropriation effort.
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Washington
Army
Chattahoochee River
St. Andrews Bay
Adamson
Georgia
Clayton
Alahama
Injured in Runaway Collision in Columbus Ga
In Columbus Georgia January 25 D E Boyied of Columbus and S Adams of Phenix City Alabama are in the city hospital in a dangerous condition after a runaway collision.
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Columbus, Ga
D.E. Boyied
Columbus
S. Adams
Phenix
City
Ala
Voters Seek Future Elections Amid Court Actions
In Phenix City Alabama the day’s poll tax payment by sixty one Lee county citizens showed their readiness for future elections. Thirty seven paid taxes for two to nine years, with totals indicating ongoing civic engagement despite disrupted spellings and fragmented text. Judge Emory Boser, recovering from a grip attack, remained at Albany court work and home, planning return to duties soon.
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Speer
Mecon
Emory Boser
Albany
Phenix City
Lee County
Columbus
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Kennesaw
Bard OF Scotland
Burns Club
Immigration Commission
Mrs. Rachel, F. Nelson
Ogle Ithorpe
C. T. Nash
Commerce
Speciflj
C.T. Nash
Emmeline Wright
Eatonns
Eatonton, Ga
Emmeline High Wright
Lindsay
Bee & Co
Rich
America
Rts
Bolt
Longeloth
Aera
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Aan
LA. Chaffin
Ad- Sahl
St. Andrew's Bay
Alar
Tel Hama
DR. Hathaway & CO
Theas
DR. Hathaway & Company
Teresa Bandiss
South Broad Street
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