Thousands Suffering Kidney Trouble Urged to Try Swamp-Root
An old advert claims widespread kidney disease with hidden danger and urges readers to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root. The letter and endorsements describe dramatic cures, promise free samples via mail, and note availability in drug stores. It warns neglect harms all organs and highlights a long endorsement trail from users and doctors.
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New York City
New York
Robert Barner
Dr. Eilmer & Co
Binghamton, NY
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Bright
Kilmer
Frospttala
Dottora
Elimers Swamp-Root
Ami
Binghamton
Senate Debates Presidential Information Access
Senators clash over a resolution demanding full information from the executive on treaties nominations and other papers. Cullom and Gorman defend executive rights. Bacon cites Roosevelt era disputes. Tillman and Spooner dissect motives as the chamber votes to postpone.
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Cullom
Culberson
Segate
Clay
Senate
Cunktlam
Tillman
Mr Cullom
Cleveland
Hale
Gorman
Aldrich
Spooner
Spooker
Maryland
Texas
Bacon
Executive Department
Fia
Wisconglo
Congress
Wisconsin
Ust
Hacon
Roosevelt
Cruzen
Porto Rico
Kean
Georgia
Mr. Mitchell
Mrcon
Mr_ Spooner
Fire threatens Macon's heart. store gutted in blaze
A major fire swept Calder H Willingham Jr hardware and crockery store on Second Street Macon at 30 o clock destroying the building from Cotton Avenue to Second Street. Firemen saved nearby department stores though one fireman was injured by falling mercury. Loss estimated at 64000 with 35000 insurance. Captain B M Bell dies at 40 after four months illness. he served 20 years with Macon street railway.
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Paul B. Wilkes
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Calder BH Willingham, Jr
Cotton Avenue
Jones
Miller
Bell
Jacon
B. M. Bell
Captain Bell
Adelle and
Bishop, Jr
Funeral of C K Crow by City Businessmen
Funeral services for C K Crow were held at 10 o clock yesterday from 232 Capitol Avenue taught by Rev Theron Rice of Central Presbyterian. Interment at Oakland. Resolutions from local business leaders praised Crow as a upright citizen and friend and call for city business to suspend at 10 am on January 26 1804 to attend.
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T. A. Elxin
J P Whee
John A Haley
J W Patterson
D. P Luvert
Dodge F Dodge Extradition Fight Over Texas Arrests
Houston January 28 Charles F Dodge arrested at request of New York District Attorney Jerome fights extradition. Local counsel engaged, habeas corpus writ filed before Judge Ashe seeks release. Dodge held under guard at police HQ with hearing set for February as lawyers travel from New York.
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Dodge
New York
Charles F Dodge
Atlanta
Texas
Figuston
Tex
Houston
Charrles F Dodge
Jerome
Death of Mrs Myrtle Wise in bed at Green Street
Mrs Myrtle Wise 19 years old wife of E F Wise of 101 Green Street was found dead in bed yesterday morning by her husband after she told him she felt better on Wednesday night. A neighbor heard a baby cry about 4 am and alerted Mr Wise. the couple’s four week old baby and Mr Wise survive. The funeral will be at Riderdale where the body will be taken today.
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E. F. Wise
Myrtle Wise
Foster "Wise
Green Street
Mr .Wise
Deat
Riverdale
Pennypacker Refuses North Carolina Requisition
Governor Pen(n)y packer declines to honor North Carolina governor's demand to return William Hil, held in Harrisburg for a Greensboro murder alleged on July 4, 1900. Requisition opposed due to North Carolina authorities not complying with requisition rules.
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North Carolina
StUiRyare Ceesboja
Tery
Tetobmbmm
Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Oie
Greensboro
William Hil
Cashier Tells How He Stole From Bank
Cleveland January 28 George A Roze alleged Produce Exchange bank cashier confessed to county prosecutor detailing method of stealing bank funds totaling about 187000 over six years. He said he acted alone and kept within his 125 a month salary while hoping audits would uncover the shortage.
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Cleveland
George A Roze
Produce Exchange Bank
Rose
Hla
Passage of Capitol Appropriation Ends Kentucky Fight
Frankfort Kentucky January 28 by unanimous vote the senate approved a million dollar appropriation for a new state capitol at Frankfort ending a long dispute over moving the seat of government. The fight dates back to Henry Clay’s era in Lexington with Lexington Louisville and other towns opposing Frankfort.
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Henry Clay
Frankfort
Senate
House
Lexington
Louisville
Manager Calms Audiences After Balcony Panic at Theater
In St Louis on January 28 a man falling from a balcony chair caused a panic during a performance. Manager William Garen spoke from the stage, reassured patrons, opened exits, lowered the asbestos curtain, and the crowd calmed with applause, no one hurt.
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St Louis
Haviin
William Garen
Geren
Will Install New Pastor At Cuthbert Presbyterians
Cuthbert Georgia January 28 Special Sunday brings installation of Rev JW Atwood as pastor by Macon presbytery commission including Rev Zeigler Albany Rev Quarterman Dawson Rev Perkins Bainbridge and elders from Cuthbert and Fort Gaines. The presbytery meets Saturday night. Zeigler preaches the installation sermon. The commission then goes to Fort Gaines Monday night for further installation with Perkins preaching and charges delivered. Community eyes the events with keen interest.
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Cuth
Bert Presbyterians
Cuthbert
Macon Presbyery
JW. Atwood
Revan
H Zelgler
Albany
J W . Quarterman
Dawson
Frederica Perkina
Bainbridge
Lag Cuthbert
Fort Gatnca
Perking
Zeigler
Quarterman
Fort Gaines
Accept My Help and Get Well Without the Risk of the Famuy
An offer promotes Dr Shoops Restorative as a cure with no risk. The ad claims 39 of 40 patients improve, outlines pricing, and invites readers to mail for booklets on dyspepsia kidneys rheumatism and women’s issues. Box 8878 Racine Wis. Bottles sold by druggists.
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Medicing Tem
Shoops
Amin
Menagatedt Racine
Wis
Fall from cart kills infant in Rome Georgia
Solan Woodruff Callaway seven months old, son of Ralph and Mrs Callaway, died instantly after a go cart toppled during a brief absence of his mother. Doctors reported a broken neck, the child dying at home in a most peculiar accident.
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Ralph Callaway
Rome
Japuary
Solan Woodruff Callaway
Aniswer Co
Solons debate Bryan stand as reform urged in platform
Jackson Mississippi January 28 Special A legislature poll shows a large majority favor repudiating Bryan and revising the party platform Speaker HEN Thomas says he opposes recognizing Bryan as leader and wants the free silver plank removed from the platform.
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Jackson
Miss
Bryan
Hen Thomas
Clark races to dying wife in record Santa Fe run
Charles W. Clark reached Chicago in 32 hours 5 minutes with the Santa Fe special from Albuquerque to New York in pursuit of his dying wife. The 1377 mile run averaged 459 miles per hour, despite heavy snow in Iowa and western Wisconsin. Clark planned to continue to New York after learning of his wife’s death.
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Chicago
Charles W. Clark
New York
California
Iowa
Clark
Ha Ta plans another revolution in Santo Domingo
Jimi nex partisans in Hayti plotting uprising as the Dominican gunboat President arrives at Monte Cristi. President Nord urged to deny arms to the Schamburg steamer while U S and Cuban authorities discuss operations. General Banches meets Loomis to pressure claims and honor prior Dominican agreements. New Knights of Pythias lodge forms in Cave Spring Georgia with strong early turnout and promising future.
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Gan Domingo
Capa Haytien
Praaidente
Haytien
Nord
Presidente
Monte Cristi
Schamburg
Pera
Deschamps
Jiminex
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Hartford
Ar Unitiong of War
Jimines
Santo Dominoo
Loomis
Weehington
General Banches
Morales
Powell Hea
Cave Spring
Rome
Knights of Pythies
Epdge
Fire destroys three story factory in Talladega
Talladega January 28 fire swept the three story building of the Hocks Kyser Company at 4 30 this morning. Loss about 66000, covered by insurance, owner H Whatley. Fire origin undetermined. Also Jacksonville Florida January 28 Mrs Helen Williams Post case continued to Monday due to death of granddaughter in Seabreeze Florida.
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Talladega
Als
Anniston
Ald
Hocks-Kyser Ypany
Aralack
H. Whatley
Biennial bill passed by both houses to alter SC legislature
Columbia January 26. A resolution passed both branches proposing biennial sessions of the legislature. If approved by voters in November it becomes a constitutional amendment, ending annual sessions for the first time in South Carolina history and saving an estimated 1900000 over four years.
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Columbia, & C
Bpe Et al
General Assembly
South Carolina
Bible Conference Adjourns After Successful Sessions in Barnesville
The John O Martin Bible conference in Barnesville Georgia concluded after three days of meetings led by Rev. J B duBignon and Dr William H Weaver. The delegates praised the impact on the colored community and recommended establishing a permanent Bible training school to aid education and religious training for Barnesville’s negro population.
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Barnesville
John O Martin Bible Conference
duBignon
Dean Ponton
William H. Weaver
Acassion
John L. Martin
Barntsville
J H. duBignon
P. L Brown
B J Cofer
B. W Moore
H C Pendergrass
M P Willis
L. L. H Blackwell
Wesleyan Girls Are Safe After Smallpox scare
Guerry reports no further smallpox danger at Wesleyan Moron Ga. Miss Delle Gan ers of South Carolina is the only student infected and has recovered. Eighteen days since exposure, all quarantine restrictions lifted, vaccination widely administered, and no other cases or symptoms exist. Miss Gan ers will return home Friday morning.
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Guerry
Moron
Wesleyan
Helle Sanders
South Carolina
Delle Gangers
Fatal Shooting in Camp at Bordon Springs
News from Alabama reports a Tuesday night shooting at a camp on the grade of the deathoard in Cleburne county. Milt Alsabrook and T. A Hightower, both prominent locals, fought with pistols after a minor dispute. Hightower died and Alsabrook was seriously wounded. Both men were intoxicated.
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T. A. Hightower
Milt Alsabrook
Cleburne County
Anniston
Ala
Bordon Bprings
Cleburne
T. A Hightower
Hightower
Alsabrook
Trig
War Clouds Rise in the Far East and Korea Front
Reports from January describe rising tension in the Far East with Russia and Japan mobilizing on the Korean frontier. France, the United States, and Britain favor pacific mediation via diplomatic channels while avoiding joint action. Russia plans a pacific reply to Japan, with cautious council deliberations. Dispatches note troop movements toward the Yalu and naval Posts, and Japan’s government in Manila is purchasing cattle as part of wartime provisioning.
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Holsting
France
United States
Russia
Japan
St Petersburg
Pacific
Council of State
Grand Duke
Alexis
Korean
London
Reuter
Toklo
Tokyo
Mierdo
Arthur
Yalu River
Port Arthur
New York Herald
Siberian Rifles
Sys Prince Alexieft
Manila
Philippine Islands
Albany Woman Frances Whire Dies After Illness
Mrs Frances Whire of Albany Ga dies at her son's home after a long illness aged 72 She was born in Württemberg Germany Survived by two sons David and Frank White of Albany two daughters in New Orleans sixteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services held this afternoon at St Teresa Catholic church.
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Frances Whire
Albany
Frencea Whire
Vid
Whire
Wurtemburg
Germany
David
Frank White
New Orlean
St Teresa Catholic Church
Bryan's Sister Illness Cited In Lincoln Story
Mrs Bryan in Lincoln Neb reports her sister W J Bryan’s sister Mias Nennie Bryan aged 18 critically ill with tubercular peritonitis. Word arrived that her condition worsened today with a sudden change. Mr Bryan was wired to return home from the city.
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Mr Bryan
I. Lincoln
Mias Nennie Bryan
W. J.bryan
Mra T . Alten
Herness
Bryan
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