Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Copy
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It features testimonials from readers in New York and Atlanta and urges readers to request a free sample by mail. The notice highlights symptoms such as frequent urination backache and nervousness and claims the product can restore overall health.
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Mall
Hilmer
Jg 14
New York
Taembera
Robert Berner
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Sid Wormec
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Roosevelt to Supply Information on Treaty Question
Debate over executive power and senate access to papers bearing on treaties and nominations. Senators Cullom and Gorman argue for limited access while Bacon and Spooner demand full information. Roosevelt referenced as resisting disclosure, with 19 senators weighing executive prerogative and legitimacy before the Senate votes on the resolution before adjournment.
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Cullom
Culberson
Clay
Senate
Mr. Tillman
Bpooner
Gorman
Snooker
Maryland
Texas
Bacon
Executive Department
Mberelly
Spooner
Wiscon
Congress
Tillman
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Cruzen
Porto Tes
Kean
Georgia
Mitchell
Fire Threatened Macon Store As Inferno Engulfed Block
A major blaze gutted the Willingham hardware and crockery store on Second Street, Macon, forcing protection of adjacent retailers as firefighters battled the flames amid limited water pressure. Loss pegged around 40 000 with 35 000 insured. Firefighter injured by falling masonry. Also reports the death of Captain B M Bell, age 40, longtime street railway official.
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Paul E. Wilkes
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Caster EB. Willingham, Jr
Cotton Avenue
Jones
Milter
Bell
B. M. Bell
First Street
Captain Hell
Adella
Fjahop
Captain Bell
Street Railway Company
City
Funeral of C. K. Crow Observed in City
The funeral services for O K Crow were held at 10 a m yesterday from 232 Capitol Avenue conducted by Brother Theronice of Central Presbyterian Church. Interment was at Oakland. Local business leaders adopted resolutions praising Crow as a upright and loving husband father and citizen and suspended business from 10 a m to attend the funeral on January 28 1904.
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O .K. Crow
Capitol Avenue
Br. Theronice
Central Presbyterian Church
Oakland
Divine Providence
C.K. Crow
Dr. Crow
J. P. Wheeler
John A. Haley
J. W. Patterson
C. P. Lvert
Dodge Fights Extradition From Texas for New York Perjury Charge
Charles F. Dodge of Atlanta, arrested in Houston at New York District Attorney Jerome’s request, prepares to contest extradition. A habeas corpus hearing is set with Judge Ashe designating February for argument as local counsel join the case. Dodge remains under guard at police headquarters awaiting legal arrivals.
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Dodge
New York
Charles F. Dodge
Atlanta
Texas
Houston
Tex
Yeaterday
Jerome
Ashe
Death of Myrtle Wise in Riverdale home
Mrs Myrtle Wise wife of BE Foster Wise of 101 Green Street died suddenly in bed early yesterday morning. She was 19 and survived by her husband and a four week old baby. Funeral planned for Riverdale today.
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BE. F. Wise
Myrtle Wise
BE. Foster Wise
Green Street
Mr. Wise
Riverdale
Pennypacker Refuses To Honor North Carolina Requisition
Governor Pennypacker declines to honor a request from North Carolina Governor BilRyapocéeesbojaF for the return to Greensboro of William II, held on a murder charge alleged to have occurred in Greensburg on July 4, 1800. Opposition cited noncompliance with requisition rules.
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North Carolina
Cashier Tells How He Stole From Bank in Cleveland
George A. Rose, alleged defaulting cashier of the Produce Exchange Bank, confessed to county authorities about six years of using bank funds. He claimed his shortage reached 187000 dollars, begun about six years ago, and that an auditing committee failed to uncover the loss after an initial inquiry. He said his salary was 125 dollars a month and he has not recovered any of the money.
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Cleveland
George A. Rose
Produce Exchange Bank
Rosa
Dhe Losg
Rose
Ose
Frankfort Capital Stay Ends Long Government Fight
The Kentucky Senate passed by unanimous vote a bill to appropriate 2 million dollars for a new capital at Frankfort, ending a long struggle over the seat of government that began with Henry Clay's 1790s tenure and drew Lexington and other towns into the contention.
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Henry Clay
Frankfort
Senate
Hertry Clay
Lexington
Lonaville
Panic at Haine theater sparked by chair fall in balcony
In St Louis a man tumbling from a balcony chair caused a theater scare during a dark act. Manager Wilman Garen calmed patrons from the stage, urged seating, recalled the Iroquois disaster memory, noted exits were open, and explained the asbestos curtain. Audience quieted and applauded.
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St. Louis
Hainin'a
WilMan Garen
Auddence
Mr. Garen
Will Install New Pastor at Cuthbert and Fort Gaines
The Macon Presbytery will install Rev. J. W. Atwood as pastor in Cuthbert on Sunday with a commission of Revs. Zeigler Quarterman Parkin and local elders. A Saturday call meeting will precede the installation with Zeigler preaching and Quarterman presiding. The commission then proceeds to Fort Gaines Monday for a second installation service with Perkins delivering the sermon. The two congregations anticipate the events with strong interest.
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Cuthbert Presbyterians
Cuthbert
Macon
J. W. Atwood
W.W. H. Zeigler
Albany
J. W. Quarterman
Dawson
Frederick Parkina
Helubridge
Fort Galney
Atwoot
Zeigler
Guthbert
Quarterman
Perkins
Hey. Quarterman
Fort Gaines
Mr. Atwood
Perking
Reva. Zeigler
Accept My Help and Get Well With Restorative Offer
A historical advertisement invites readers to request Dr Shoop Restorative by sending a postal card. It claims high success, detailing books on digestion, heart, kidneys, and rheumatism, with prices and a promise of cure for many ailments. Consumers are urged to mail Box 6478 Racine Wis. and pay $5.50 if satisfied.
Infant killed in go cart fall in Rome Georgia
Nolan Woodruff Callaway seven month old son of Ralph and Mrs Callaway died instantly in a fall from a go cart. While the mother was left briefly in another room the child waked and toppled the cart breaking his neck. Doctors said death was instantaneous.
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Rome
Nolan Woodruff Callaway
Ralph Callaway
Jackson poll shows lawmakers favor repudiating Bryan platform
Jackson Mississippi January 24 Special a poll of leading legislature members finds a large majority favor repudiating Bryan and revising the platform Speaker H N Thomas a likely national convention delegate declares himself strongly opposed to Bryan as party leader and calls for elimination of the free silver plank.
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Jackson
Miss
Bryan
H. N. Thomas
Tower House
Clark races to dying wife on record Santa Fe special
Chicago January 28 Charles W Clark reached Chicago at 1 50 p m on the Santa Fe special after starting from Alberquerque New Mexico aiming to reach his wife believed dying in New York The train covered 1377 miles in 32 hours 5 minutes shaving hours from prior fastest runs Heavy snow in Iowa and western Illinois slowed progressClark exhausted but determined to press on toward New York after news of his wife's death.
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Chicago
Charles W. Clark
New Turk
Clark
Alberquerque
Mex
Santa Fe
California
Iowa
Tijola
Ale
New York
JIMINEZ PLOTS REVOLT AFTER DOMINICAN TENSION
The Dominican gunboat Presidente sought war munitions from the Haytian government but received no reply. The vessel then left for Monte Cristi to block a German steamer. Word from Den Champs says Jiminez partisans, moved to Guantanamo, will return to Santo Domingo with arms, while Dominican Minister Meets Loomis discusses implementing prior agreements and standing by obligations. New Lodge at Cave Spring shines with large Pythias turnout.
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San Domingo
Capa Haydten
Domainican
Presidente
Haytten
Nard
Nere
Monte Cristi
Schauburg
Mate Cristi
Denchamps
Jiminez
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Hartford
Munitiona
Ominez
Santo Domino
Loomis
Washington
Banchez
Morales
Powell
Blaze destroys talladega buggy company building
Fire at 4:30 this morning leveled the three story Hocks Kyser Buggy Company structure in Talladega Alabama. Loss about 6000 dollars with 3000 dollar building value insured. Ownership traced to RB H Whatley origin undetermined. In Jacksonville Alabama January 7 a case against Mrs Helen Willems Post, mental scientist healer, for mail fraud was continued to Monday due to the death of a granddaughter at Seabree ns.
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Talladega
Ala
Anniston
Hocks-Kyser Buggy Company
Talladess
RB. H. Whatley
Jacksonville
Iia
Helen Willems Post
United States
Fost
Seabreens
Biennial Session Plan Approved by State Assembly
Columbia S C January 28 A resolution passed both houses proposing biennial sessions for the state legislature the first step toward changing from annual sessions. If approved by voters in November it would amend the 1895 state constitution saving about 100000 or more every four years and end yearly sessions.
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Columbia
Sperfelji
Enema Assembly
the Grata
South Carolina
Bible Conference Adjourns in Barnesville Ga
The John Martin Bible conference extended sessions in Barnesville with morning worship led by Rev. J H duBignon and lectures by Dean Ponton and Dr William H Weaver on Bible study and leadership. A committee praised John C Martin for aiding education and religious training for Barnesville’s black community and urged a permanent Bible training school. The three day session was deemed highly profitable for the uplift of the colored race.
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Barnesville
J.H. duBignon
Dean Ponton
William H. Weaver
John C. Martin
Reva
J. H. duBlenon
P. L. Brown
B. J. Coter
H. W. Moore
H. C
Wesleyan Girls Safe After Smallpox Scare
Wesleyan College reports the smallpox scare resolved after Miss Belle Sanders from South Carolina recovered. President Guerry states eighteen days elapsed with no new cases or symptoms, quarantine restrictions lifted, vaccination widespread, and no serious illnesses remaining. Du Pont Ray signs the statement from Macon, Georgia, January 27, 1904.
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Guerry
Meson
Wesleyan
Belle Sanders
South Carolina
Bir
Mias Belle Rangers
Mesard
DU Pont Ray
Esident
Macon
Fatal shooting in Camp at Anniston Alabama
News reaches of a Thursday night shooting at a camp near Bordon Springs Cleburne county resulting in the death of T. A. Hightower and serious wounding of Alsabrook. Both men were intoxicated and fired at each other after a heated misunderstanding. Alsabrook’s condition appeared grave.
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T. A. Hightower
Milt Alsabrook
Cleburne County
Alabama
Anniston
Ala
Fursday
Bordon Springs
Alsabrook
Hightower
War Looms in Far East As Nations Seek Peace
News dispatches report rising tensions in the Far East with France Britain and the United States favoring diplomatic channels while Russia prepares a pacific reply to Japan's note. Moscow outfits troops toward Korea as mobilization spreads, and Tokyo signals possible Australian support as Emperor's advisers meet to preserve peace amid growing naval activity and cattle purchases in the Philippines.
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France
United States
Ecacn
Russia
Japan
Petersburg
Korean
London
T Houter
Tok!o
Tokio
Auastia
Frances White of Albany Dies After Illness at 72
Mrs Frances White of Albany Georgia died at her home on January 28 after a long illness. She was 72, a native of Württemberg Germany. Survived by two sons David and Frank of Albany and two daughters in New Orleans, sixteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral held this afternoon at St Teresa Catholic Church.
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Frances White
Albany
David Whire
Wuttemburs
Germany
David
Frank Whira
Tlya
New Orleans
St Teresa Catholic Church
Est
Bryan Sister in Lincoln Dies After Sudden Illness
In Lincoln Nebraska on January 22 Miss Nexie Bryan sister of W J Bryan died in this city from a sudden illness at the home of her sister Mrs T B Allen. Mr Bryan had wired to return home.
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Hiraman
C. K. Crow
Pennypacker
Aycock
Clumsy Man
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India
Far East
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Yalu
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New York Herald
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Yalu River
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Manila
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