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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1912
Page
9
A broad campaign promises thousands of catarrh sufferers a free trial of Gauss combined treatment. The invitation stresses no charge and aims to demonstrate claimed merits of the approach amid public interest in relief from persistent nasal and sinus complaints.
Fragmentary testimony recounts a pardon tampering scheme tied to pardon requests for a Richland County convict and a controversial interurban railroad bill. The narrative covers alleged rebates, legislative pressure, and private conversations about veto risks and political maneuvering amid late 19th or early 20th century state politics.
A New York office clerk known as Joe, employed by United Cigar Stores, fled with cash and checks totaling hundreds of thousands. A satchel containing checks for twenty thousand dollars was found and turned to police. Betton, Belleton? and the driver left the office, boarded a train to Albans, discarding the remainingstones and pocketing the cash.
London July 14 The London opera house closed its season after Oscar Hammerstein spoke about his seven months earnings totaling $22 000. He remained enthusiastic yet considered quitting the art form, calling the experience an absolute horror. He hinted at continuing in November.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a narrative about a man who advertised himself as the hopeful wager, but the passage suggests his plan failed and things would have turned out differently. The text is fragmentary and not tied to a clear event or date.
A 3 year old boy from Blue Ridge Georgia rode a Louisville and Nashville train without a ticket. He clutched a candy filled tin and shouted for water as police and detectives converged at Union Station. The boy’s father arrived and claimed him, ending the unfolding mystery aboard the busy train.
The British foreign office publishes Sir Roger Casement findings on Peruvian Amazon Company abuses. Indians were bound to stakes, oiled, and burned. some had limbs torn or cut, and many faced starvation. After months of urging Peru to act, the decision is to reveal the full facts publicly.
July 18 report notes college students recruited to break a sailors strike aboard the St Louis of the American Line. Thirty students join crew as strikebreakers, rushed through crowds to join the ship at Baltimore pier. Additional men recruited elsewhere complete the crew as the liner sails on schedule. The text also alludes to large fur trade values reflecting Siberian wildlife destruction.
Passengers bound for the American liner St Louis sailing from July 13 faced striking firemen and sailors outside the port who distributed printed dodgers. An International Mercantile Marine official called the act an outrage and urged public action.
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