Marvelous tonic gains praised by Atlanta electrician
A Savannah electrician known as a prominent local booster endorses a tonic named Ponsa Vita. He reports rapid recovery from nervous prostration after using the tonic, noting improved sleep, appetite, strength, and reduced nervousness. Specialists promoting the tonic in Jacobs Pharmacy, Marietta Street, say many debilitated residents are benefiting and urge others to visit for a demonstration.
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Congress
Savannsh
Atlanta
T. Lampe
Xwasa
Jacobs’ Pharmaecy Company
Marietta Street
Jand
Ufe
Herbert Talley Turns Up Again
Herbert W. Talley returned to Atlanta to face three October cases, all convicted with total fines totaling 650 dollars or two months in jail, plus 36 extra days in a whisky case he cannot pay. Judge Broyles noted Talley may study law but cannot practice in his court. Contempt charges for threats and fleeing the courtroom were also tried. all cases were certified.
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Herbert W. Talley
Atlanta
Hub
Talley
Broyles
Bill Jay
Dan
Shaw
Clay
Commission Proposed On Industrial Relations
Washington February 29 President Taft's recommendations for a commission on industrial relations are embodied in a Hughes bill. The nine member, no pay commission would study employer employee relations and methods to maintain peace. The Commerce and Labor Department would cooperate. The bill mirrors Senate Borah proposals.
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Washington
Taft
Commission
Hughes
New Jersey
Senate
Borah
Department ‘Commerce
Labor
United States
Toreten Cou A
Supreme Court Rules on Patent Medicines
Washington February 29. Patent medicines and other patented articles were sold without reference to the fixed licensing terms. The court held that a license is required for certain practices but declined to grant an application for further testing. The decision notes that a retail druggist is not a licensee under the patent regime.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Wright
Mutinous troops riot in Pekin amid looting and fires
In Pekin on February 29 a revolt by Yuan Shikai loyalists grew into a riot as about 2,000 mutinous soldiers looted streets and fired at will. Loyal troops moved to restore order. foreign legations evacuated staff as shells and gunfire damaged areas near the Forbidden City.
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Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Chien Men
Forbidden City
Legation
Montgomery and Stone in The Old Town at The Atlanta
Montgomery and Stone, America's greatest musical comedians, open a two night engagement tonight with a Saturday matinee at The Atlanta venue. The act promises song, satire and strong stage chemistry as they headline the program.
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Montgomery & Stone
America
Old Town
Atlanta
Hydroplane Used to Recover Lost Body in Lake Ponchartrain
New Orleans February 29 The hydroplane was used to recover the body of Herbert P. Johnson naval architect drowned February 18 after eleven days of search by many boats. Fred Bedell a Stroebel aviation student discovered and brought Johnson to shore after circling the lake in a Stroebel Bulask hydroplane. His third attempt in aeroplane operation led to the find.
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New Orleans
Herbert P. Johnson
Lake Ponchartrain
Fred Bedell
Danville
Stroebel Aviation School
Johnson
Bedell
Wife Wouldn't Make Up So He Killed Himself
Louisville report states Baden Traud, aged 61, after forty years of marriage, visited the old home near the city and committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid when reconciliation failed with his wife who had left him after their first quarrel.
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Louisville
Baden Traud
Religion News From Macon Ga Feb 29 Reunions and Talks
A Macon Ga binge of items notes veterans politics and prayers for a reunion. Social planning conflicts fuse with dances and ballrooms as veterans debate festivities. Also listed: a chicken catcher job, hospital management changes, Rev J H Troy speaking, night school opened, Akerman's assistant appointment, and local political candidate concerns.
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Macon
North’ Carolina
Striking Arkansas Students Stand Firm Amid Suspension Furor
Fayetteville February 29. About 500 Arkansas university students walked out after 36 were suspended for alleged involvement in an iconoclast publication called the X Ray. The board of trustees meets Friday to deliberate. A five-man student committee will present the students’ side to the trustees.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas University
Atlanta May Get Aluminum Plant
Negotiations near completion with Chi capo and Cleveland parties to establish one of the largest aluminum plants in the United States near Atlanta. Abundant electricity and proximity to bauxite deposits drive interest as the south houses significant aluminum ore sources. Prof. L. M. Richard, a mining and electrical engineer, will head the company and has ties to the University System of Georgia.
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Th Cis
Chicapo
Cleveland
Atlanta
United States
South
America
L. M. Richard
North
University System of Georgia
Divorce Granted to Mrs Kate Ames in London
London, February 29. Mrs Kate Ames was granted a decree of divorce from Hugo Ames, once private secretary to Sir Julian Pauncefote. The defense was withdrawn. Mrs Ames claimed misconduct and desertion linked to his marriage in America to Flora Northosk-Wilson, alleged bigamy. Ames previously obtained a Idaho divorce from his first wife, claimed invalid in England.
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London
Kate Ames
Hugo Ames
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Ames
Autt
Flora Northosk-Wilson
America
Idaho
England
Bethune brothers face murder verdict in Fayette county case
A jury in Fayette county convicting one Bethune on a murder charge tied to a September shooting in the Panhandle district near Clayton county. Henderson, shot six times by the Bethune brothers as he walked home near Griffin, survived but lost sight in one eye and sustained severe injuries.
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Toneabare
Eee Bethune - LB
Mernole
Fayette County
Esault
Panhandle
Clayton County
Henderson
Griffin
Bethune Brothers
Case of Stephenson Still Before Senate
Washington February 29 Senator Heyburn attempted to force immediate action on the Stephenson election case but was blocked by Senator Bristow. Heyburn urged a vote while Bristow and other progressive Republicans opposed action now. Bristow called for a quorum. only forty four senators answered. An adjournment followed.
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Washington
Heyburn
Senate
Stephenson
Bristow
Alkahest Lyceum System Convention Schedule
Representatives from the southern states will attend a Friday evening assembly to hear Alessandro Bones Company at the Grand and to organize next season’s tour. The Saturday events feature a Sengue, a cartoonist roast master, and a DeKoven Quartet, with acts from Chicago and New York City. Forty to fifty delegates plan the convention to map concert and lecture bookings for next season.
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Segetons
Eprekentaytives
Alessandro Bones
Sengue
Cw Clan
Wias
Quét
Soma
Apol- Ag
Ceenhago
DeKoven Malls
New York
City
Lkahest
Alkaheat Lyceum System
Stenzel's Eczema Liquid Promises Instant Relief
An advert claiming Stenzel's Eczema Liquid stops itching immediately and cures eczema permanently. It notes the disease begins to disappear after a few days of use and lists price at $1 with sales by Jacobs' Pharmacies.
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Stenzel
Jacobs’ Pharmacies
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