Specialist in Diseases of Men Seeks Patients in Atlanta
A 14 year veteran specialist in men’s diseases advertises in Atlanta offering treatment for blood poison with over 150 injections and a “606” method. Claims hours 9 to 1 and 2 to 7, Sundays 16 to 12, located at 703 Austell Building seventh floor. No diary for consultation.
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Atlanta
Austell
Illinois and Missouri Swept by Storm
Snow and rain in southwestern Illinois and Missouri disrupted transportation and telegraph lines. A strong wind worsened damage as floods rose in the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Farmers near Jurnellcn prepare to move livestock and belongings to higher ground as Catre gauge hits 44.1 feet, within ten inches of danger.
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St. Louis
Illinois
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Catre
Defense Begins In Sugar Trial In New York
After ten days of testimony the government rested in the Sherman law case against John 4 Parsons Washington B Thomas and other American Sugar Refining directors. The defense plans to offer testimony Monday and seek dismissal. Judge Hand limited evidence of further conspiracy while allowing loan details to show Kissel received stock.
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New York
John 4. Parsons
Washington B. Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
Charles R. Hetke
Wise
Sugar Trust
Adolph Segal
Pennsylvania
Sats
Segal
Gustave R. Kissel
Cotton Workers Win Wage Increase Across Mills
Fall River unions vote unanimously for a 10 percent wage raise, ending a looming strike for about 36 000 operatives. Rhode Island and New Bedford mills watch closely as several towns announce 5 to 10 percent increases. A Clin ton Lancaster strike disrupts one mill, with a pending conference to settle terms.
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Textile Council
M. CG. D. Borden
Fall River Iron Works Company
Rhode Island
Webster
Danielsen
Conn
Lancaster Gingham Mills
Clinton
Edwards Captured After Courthouse Shootout In Virginia
Siding Edwards, 22, the first captured Allen gang suspect, was found asleep in a hut and taken to Hillsville Virginia. Detectives followed, with moving picture crews recording the moment. Sidna Allen and Jack Allen are among others sought for complicity in the courthouse killings on March 14. Prosecutions set for April 15, while rumors of a second degree surrender proposal to Governor Mann circulate.
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Jack Allen
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Ecountry
Mann
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Allens
Richmond
Sidne Edwards
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Cows Banished From Waycross Streets in City Vote
Waycross Georgia voters approve a cow ban by 192 to 445 against cattle roaming publicly. The city council will pass an ordinance prohibiting cattle running at large within city limits, effective after about ninety days.
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Waycross
Crttle
Armed men on train frighten passengers
Unclear readable text indicates a report about armed men aboard a train causing fear among passengers. The fragment mentions danger and passenger anxiety but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to specify details.
Henderson Urged to Run for Eleventh District Congress
Prominent Georgia figure Henderson faced with decision on entering race to succeed Brantley. In Atlanta, supporters urge candidacy while Henderson cites gratitude for district kindness and calls for full consideration. Noted farmer, rail builder, and longtime public servant with key roles in agricultural policy and railroad development.
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Congress
Brantiay
Henerson Wats
Atlanta
Bng
Henderson
Elevanth
Eleventh District Agricultural and Mechanical College
South Georgia
Ocilla Southern
Nashville
Fitzgerald
Rochelle
Joe Mr. Henderson
Georgia
Flying Record At Augusta Sets Possible World Record
Augusta Ga March 22 Army officers think Walsh's flight may set a new American record. He flew a Curtiss machine with 660 pounds load for four hours fuel in windy conditions. He climbed to 910 feet in 7 minutes, with final 2000 feet target for 16 minutes to be tested at College Park.
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Walsh
Army
War Department
College Park
Parole Bill Extends Term For Life Convicts Passes House
Washington March 22 Representative William Schrey Howard’s bill extending the federal parole law to life term convicts who have served fifteen years passes the House with Justice Department approval. It now goes to the Senate.
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Washington
William Schrey Howard
House
Department of Justice
Senate
Teddy Roosevelt Jr Leaves San Francisco For New York
Theodore Roosevelt Jr departs for New York after years in the carpet business. Friends host a farewell in the West as he moves to close his affairs. In New York the city department rails against hat pins, printing placards to warn women wearing pins on streetcars, elevated lines, and subways.
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Theodore Rosevelt
Nvw
York
Young
Roosevelt
New-York
New York
Ofuie Aguinat
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TIZ Foot Remedy Advertises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ foot powder as a cure for tired sore feet with blisters and corns. It claims immediate relief, mentions pricing at 25 cents a box and sales through Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago, with broad store recommendations.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Til
Department
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