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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
7
The readable fragments refer to patients, nurses, physicians, and officials in a medical and civic context. Mentions include wards, dates, baptisms, a fire or incident at a pier, and various names and positions, indicating a cluttered local page with scattered events and personal notices.
Stout persons can be made more comfortable using a belt to apart the abdomen and relieve strain on abdominal muscles. The advertisement promotes a full range of imported German goods in various styles.
Corning July 5 dispatch reports forty one passengers died in a rear end wreck near Lackawanna two miles east of the city. Thirteen bodies remain unidentified tonight with mutilation hindering identification. several women and children are listed among the dead and families press for identification and notification. Local authorities and New York City relatives are pursuit of clues as the death toll tests rescue efforts.
A fragmented account questions who is at fault in a tragic transport event. The piece asserts the engineer and the brain behind the vehicle ultimately bear responsibility, while noting strict regulations and the roles of officials in Lukawanne after hours of inquiry.
A chaotic rural disaster left several dead and many injured as workers and engineers responded to a fatal wreck near Bailpen. Emergency crews, including a Dunlip fire team, battled flames and chaos, while bystanders and officials coordinated rescue efforts amid a crowded, hazardous site.
A Philadelphia dispatch notes Oscar W. Underwood described by the New York Sun as an exemplary Democratic candidate and statesman with poise and integrity. The piece discusses his suitability for the nomination and contrasts him with other figures while passing commentary on political strategy.
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the new state constitution drafted under Governor Thomas R Marshall unconstitutional. It held that amendments should have been submitted to a constitutional convention rather than the legislature, reflecting strong anti-amendment sentiment at the time and leading to suit by John He live, a tax payer, in Worth county court. Governor Marshall declined to criticize the court, saying he would not discuss his opinions.
Washington reports Major Smedi y D Butler commanding Camp Elliott Panama City states eight soldiers two marines and four civilians were seriously wounded in a clash with Panama City police. General Wood requests a full report. Accounts vary but no warlike act by the Americans is clear. police actions are under scrutiny.
George HR Wilby a New York congressional member from the twenty sixth district was found dead in a Murray Hill hotel room. Coronary death suspected due to heart trouble and hardening of the arteries. Body kept at hotel awaiting relatives notification. Nearby were bottles of medication and an open valise.
Bandit killed after shooting cashiers at a bank in Iowa. Details describe a confrontation with a posse, injuries to a Mount Pleasant man, and a robber escaping with cash before fatally shot during pursuit. Local names and actions indicate a dramatic bank heist ending.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a southern tip location and references to festival events or performances. Mentions of Miss, Brete-TM, and companies are unclear. Context is incomplete, with garbled phrases and stray names, preventing a clear summary of events or entities.
A curious scene unfolds in a jewelry store where a customer’s watch is hammered by figures. The jeweler explains that a tiny timepiece has logged about 25,880 revolutions, 14,000 miles of wear, and 1.6 million hints of movement, illustrating the durability of the advertised machine.
An old advertisement extols Lax FOS as a universal remedy improving digestion and organs. It urges readers to buy the first bottle, then ask a druggist for the second, claiming it keeps the insides whole and nothing else compares to the product.
Detective Lian Callahan of this city joins the Durest department as a sworn investigator. Recent political shifts and department changes place Callahan amid rising public interest as he heads to Athinla and Ginoyurath substation quarters for assignment.
Tarred clothes once worn by Rey Sebastian Hipet aluted priest were displayed in a church cornerstone amid Maine riots. Local authorities ordered exile for the cleric, who hid in the corner stone while a mob threatened death. He later deposited his tarred attire as a testament to his ordeal.
Roosevelt followers in New York plan a full state ticket. At the Republican state convention they were nearly aligned with Roosevelt. Timothy Woodruff will join Roosevelt. William H. Hotchkiss, NY Republican and insurance commissioner, backs the old party. William Le Ward supported Roosevelt in Chicago and stays with Roosevelt. William Prendergast, NYC comptroller, may seek the third party governorship nomination.
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