Swamp Root Product Ad and Georgia Convention Argument
An OCR fragment includes an advertisement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming unique efficacy and a free sample offer. It also contains a political speech excerpt criticizing a Georgia Democratic convention rule change, arguing for broad representation, rights to speak, and opposition to a single-man faction control within the party.
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Kilmer
Ghent
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Dr. Kilmer & Cao
Binghamton
M. E. Shite
High Court of the People
Straighe Road
Georgia
Tate
Shell
Denver
Pushing Glances of Cow Towns and Political Drift
Zealous supporters push for a Minnesota gubernatorial bid by Johnson. The piece highlights his homestead origin, rise from drug clerk to editor, and public life, noting his magnetism and eloquence. It traces Democratic strategy to nominate him at Denver, citing his 8,000 and 75,000 vote wins and a background of hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
BD. C
John Alert Johnson
Johnson
Sfeegh
Lmelight
Sahfsomss Gald
Northwest
Everybody's Magazine
World's Work
Minnesota Democratic Committee
Chicago
Denver
Union
Minnesota
Peplé
St. Peter
Minn
Sweden
Caroline Hanson Haden
John
John+ Ron
Jona
Hedd
Fonfisan
Cep
Georgia Sociological Society Opens With Agrarian Education Talk
The Georgia Sociological Society opened with Dr Goille of the University of Georgia discussing agricultural training values. Prof Lawton B Evans from Augusta urged welfare work for mill children and rural high schools, framing Georgia's future around farming education, manufactured operatives, and trained teachers.
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Atate
Georgia Sociological Society
Dr. Goille
University of Georgia
Agriculphel
Lawton. B. Evens
Augusts
Jere M. Pound
Georgia
M. M. Parks
Millerville
Ociety
Oeeting
Boyle
United States
South
Waata
Soule
Minnesota Governor Johnson Praised as Rising Republican Leader
Representative Hammond of Minnesota extols Governor Johnson outlining his base and loyalty to party, his baseball roots, and leadership. He credits Johnson with tax reform, lowered railroad rates, a new state tax commission, a state cordage plant defense against the Cordage trust, and labor-friendly measures while predicting strong national prospects.
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Hammond
Minnesota
Hamada
Johnson
Mr. Hammond
St. Paul
Siie
Wieig
Ohnson
Chhildren
Otva
Profersionala
Burleson
Texas
Pat
National League
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Breau
New York
New Jersey
Illinoia
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Montana
Kimi NU Soba Tecnica
Washington Introduces 68 Million Cotton Tax Refund Bill
A bill introduced by Rep Byrd of Mississippi seeks a $68,000,000 refund of cotton taxes collected by the U S government from 1864 to 1868. In Georgia, veteran John Gree died at age 75 in his doorway this week.
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Washington
United Statea
Byrd
Misatestopi
Eran Dropy
Macon
John
Gree
Meralge Serine
Railroads Fined In Transportation of Cattle Cases
In Chicago on May 4, government actions against railroads for violations of the 25 hour law and cattle transport resulted in fines totaling 513,150. Railroads fined include Chicago Rock Island and Pacific 6,580. Chicago and Northwestern 3,900. Illinois Central 1,100. Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul 7,950. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe 6, etc. Most pleas were guilty, but Chicago and Northwestern pleaded not guilty.
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Chicago
Judy
Milwaukee
St. Pat
Atchixon
Topeka
Senta Fe
Clington An
Johnson Campaign in Alabama for Minnesota Governor
Alabama headquarters announce two week whirlwind Johnson Bryan campaign in the state. Opening rally in Montgomery on Thursday. delegates-at-large supportive candidates include former Governor Cunningham Moody and Kyle. Also reports on Atlantic battleship fleet uniting near Monterey and Santa Cruz.
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Alabama
Minnesota
Birmingham
Ala
John 4. Johnson
aAlabamia
Montgomery
Johnson
Bryan
R. M. Cunningham
F- 8
Moody
Osceola Kyle
Santa Cruz
Cal
Monterey
San Perro
Sperry
Monterey Bay
Hemarka
Head’s Arasaparilla Purifier Sold Widely in Tablets
An old advertisement touts Head’s Arasaparilla as a general health tonic, claiming it restores appetite and strength, treats Blond diseases and run-down conditions, and often succeeds where other remedies fail. It advertises chocolate-coated Susmtabs sold by druggists everywhere.
Thaw Fights for His Freedom in Duchess County
Thaw presses for freedom arguing the case should be heard where originated. Judge Morehauser denies transfer to New York but may hear testimony there with consent. Thaw remains in Duchess County custody, with Jerome’s witnesses planned for May 11. He is attended by Sheriff Chanler and allowed visitors and meals from a local restaurant.
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Graham
Judicial
New York
Duchess County
Morehauser
Thaw
Duchess ‘ County
Jerome
Indict Drug Gists For Illicit Patent Remedies
In Chattanooga May 4 Judge John E McCall urged the grand jury to indict druggists selling preparations labeled as patent medicines but containing intoxicating whisky. He said traders profit from the practice regardless of wealth or social position and that minor offenders are punished while major violators escape scrutiny.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Federal Court
John E. McCall
McCall
Orderlies Discharged at Grady Hospital
Report from Grady Hospital indicates two African American orderlies were fired by Superintendent Meador after a dispute over cornbread with the head cook, a white woman. Trustees may investigate. Meador cited impudence as the reason for dismissal.
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Sherg
Grady Hospital
Meador
Formal bid to reopen Shipp lynching case
Formal application filed with the United States Supreme Court in Washington seeks reopening of the contempt hearing in the Johnson lynching case. The court may reappoint James D. Masher as special commissioner to collect testimony from two newly discovered witnesses in Chattanooga Tennessee. The petition rests under advisement and the court suspends reconvening until May 18.
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United States Supreme Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington
J. F. Shipp
Johnson
James D. Masher
Upson Superior Court Opens May Term in Thomaston
Upson superior court in Thomaston convened for the May term with Judge E. Raegan presiding. After the grand jury selection, John T. Allen was named foreman and AB Cranford served as clerk in the session.
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Upson Superior Court
Thomaston
E. ‘J. Raegan
John T. Allen
AB. Cranford
Soldier arrested for shaking hands with Emma Goldman
In San Francisco on May 4 Private Bowalda of the Fort Mason guard house is held after being identified as the soldier who shook hands with Emma Goldman at an anarchist meeting and pledged his assistance. He will be brought before a court martial by the advancing detectives of Hewan.
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Poldt
Briant
Deen Gate
Georgia
Joseph. M. Brown
Attu
Isob
Emma Goldman
San Francisco
Fort Mason Guard House
Bowalda
Jhanting
Hewan
Buwaida
Fire destroys portion of Perkins Lumber Plant in Augusta
A blaze in Augusta on May 4 consumed about three acres of the Perkins Lumber Company property west of McKinne street between Fenwick and Walkers. Loss estimated at 80,000 to 75,000 dollars, largely insured through J. W. H. Allen & Co. Eight or ten nearby frame houses and minor damage to a trestle and the Brewing company premises also occurred. Company president H. Reacoe Perkins and General Manager E. Teale reported the main east side factory and offices remained untouched and work would continue. Insurance on the affected section was stated as 66,700 dollars by R. H. Allen.
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Augusta
Perkins Lumber Company
McKinno
Fenwick
Walkers
Charleston
Carolina
Brewing Company
Perkins
H. Reacoe Perkins
Savannah
E. Teale
J. W.H., Allen & Co
Aingunce
Shadden Granted Permit to Be Buried With Father at Oakland
J H Shadden, dying Confederate veteran of 71, won council approval to be buried in his father’s grave at Oakland cemetery. The resolution, controversial before his death, was adopted amid debate as Shadden lingered at a Presbyterian hospital. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Storm
Shadden
J. H. Shadeeh
Counci
Brave Soldier
Bride of Seven Bays Vanishes From Home
Thomas A. Glore, 59, reports his bride Minnie Nichols vanished one week after their marriage in Atlanta. He says she learned he had been in an asylum at Milledgeville and fled, leaving no word. The story notes their meeting at Magnolia Street and marriage at Dr. Landrum’s ceremony.
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Thomas A. Glore
Deak
Lindsey
Jett
Bridagroom
Mr. Glore
Atlanta
Minnie Nichols
Magnolia Street
Hudgens
Bir
Giore
Mr. Gore
Nichols
W. W. Landrum
Central Avenue
Gt. Milledgeville
Secret order initiation and elopement described by groom
The narrative recalls being initiated into a secret order after recovering from measles and the fright that led to a trip to Milledgeville. The groom reflects on his bride Minnie Jordan from Tennessee, asking why she left him despite their happiness and his efforts.
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Milledgeville
Glove
Minnie Jordan
Camio
Tennessee
Cox College Elocution Recital Delights Patrons
Entertainment at Cox College featured a polished elocution recital with selections by Miss Mobley Heard Price Wilson Dunn Sears Jones Low Osborne Cox Hatchcock Davison. Pantoming showcased Misses Baas Cox Dunn Jones Low McGraw Norvell Osborne Pusey Prince Sears Trawick Watson and Wilson.
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Bulte
College Park
Cox College
Washington Club Fined for Player Reinstatement
Cincinnati news notes the national baseball commission fined Washington club $25 in two cases for violating ruling regarding the reassignment of players John Anderson and M. E. Heydon who had left the Washington Americans last season. The commission stated the fines were imposed for improper dealings while the players were not in service to another club.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Anderson
M. E. Heydon
Washington Americans
National Baseball Commission
Washington Club
South Atlantic Packing Opens Savannah Plant With 110 Butchers
The South Atlantic Packing and Provision Company opened its Savannah plant today. The company is composed of about 110 butchers, produce dealers, and professional men in Savannah and surrounding territory. Frequent famines and rising meat prices helped spur the organization and plant construction.
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Savannah
Specia
South Atlantic” Packing and Provision Company
Wah
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