Palmetto unrest after mob attacks and new troop call up
Twenty five more militiamen were sent to Palmetto to relieve exhausted guards as fear of renewed violence lingers. Victims of the mob including a wounded man named George Tatum write erratic letters causing officials to fear further clashes. Authorities arrest three Black residents on arson charges amid tight church security and ongoing patrols to prevent bloodshed. Troops will stay through tomorrow as Governor Candler coordinates with Captain Barker and local citizens to hunt down assailants.
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Free trial mailers promise health remedy for homebound men
A garbled notice claims mailings offer five free trial packages of a general warmth remedy. It references the State Medical Institute, a bank building, and promises prompt compliance. The text targets men unable to leave home and aims to demonstrate easy treatment access.
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Georgia to provide bond in Southern Express case
Judge Speer rules Georgia must post a supersedeas bond of 250 dollars if the Southern Express Company appeal proceeds, while the state challenges the amount. The decision concerns revenue stamps on money orders and freight receipts, with the appeal set for mid May before Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. Also noted is a separate bankruptcy opinion on clerk fees for notices, with Judge Speer urging lighter costs for debtors.
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Hospital auxiliary funds revival and lyceum plans
The Macon hospital auxiliary raised over two thousand dollars for a reception room renovation and painting. The group will meet at Mrs. McEwen Johnston’s home with the Chafing Dish Club providing furnishings. Dr George C Lorimer will present on the French Revolution at the lyceum stage soon, a highly anticipated event.
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Senator Bacon Speaks to Hibernian Society in Macon
Savannah March 18 Senator A O Bacon of Georgia addressed the Hibernian Society in Macon noting that we are today formulating a war in Asia and underscoring the nation’s peril amid events abroad.
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Emperor and Congress Clash Over Military Bill
In March 18 report from Herlin, members by decided vote refuse to pass the measure as presented. Radical leader warns the ruler seeks a new election that could end independence. The crisis stems from minister of war remarks and the belief that the emperor and bundesrat back the fixed military bill.
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North Carolina Wins Intercollegiate Debate in Athens
An article recounts North Carolina's victory in a late Friday intercollegiate debate held in Athens. It critiques British naval protection and warns that without it the US government would be exposed to European influence. The piece argues that current policy could force terms unfavorable to republican government in Asia.
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CLOSE OF COWETA'S COURT AFTER A BUSY SESSION
Neywnan Ga March 19 Special The superior court adjourned after a two week term. The jail break and burglary cases dominated, with ten negroes charged for store burglary in Grantville. Josh Arnold pleaded guilty and testified against others. Two were convicted and sentenced to six years each, Arnold five. The court will reconvene in May to finish this branch. The county voted to maintain a dry status following December’s liquor sale election. The term also covered military and Reichstag political debates in Germany, including emperor resistance to Reichstag dissolution and a reduced army peace footing plan.
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Emulsion Aids Weak Infants Through Breast Milk
Article discusses how lack of fats and minerals weakens bones flesh and blood in children and notes that nursing mothers with chronic illness or prolonged nursing produce faint results. Scott's Emulsion, a cod liver fat food with hypophosphites, aids infants via the milk.
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Pe-ru-Na hailed as cure by national readers
Letters and testimonials praise Pe-ru-Na as an excellent catarrh remedy and tonic. Citizens from Kansas City Missouri to Columbus Ohio share personal cures for bronchitis asthma and lung issues, claiming Pe-ru-Na eradicates catarrh and improves overall health.
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Imperial Germany in turmoil as press backs the Reichstag
Reports say Emperor William II faces a toppled cabinet as Doomed Chancellor Hohenlohe loses favor. The Reichstag divisions spark protests among astro-Montanes and Protestants while figures for German US trade show disputed imbalances. Officials warn that balancing the two nations’ imports and exports could shape a forthcoming commercial treaty.
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