Hood Sarsaparilla promised blood purifier cure
A historical notice discusses Hood’s Sarsaparilla touted as a blood purifier that improves health, appetite, and sleep, offered in liquid or Saremtabs with price and availability. The piece then shifts to political maneuvering around the 1912 Republican nomination, outlining supporters, rival plans, and key figures like Taft, Roosevelt, and Fairbanks, with hints of harmonization and potential convention contention.
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C I. Hood Co
Lowell, Maas
Verdict for plaintiff in Mutual Reserve life policy case
Full verdict for plaintiff. Lou BR Da executrix of Meritt W Devin estate sued Mutual Reserve Life of New York over a $6000 life policy on Mrs. Davis. Thomaston defendant refused payment. jury awarded $45000 policy amount, $1250 damages, $500 attorney fees, and costs. Case heard in United States district court.
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Mutual Reatree Life of
New York
United States District Court
Lou BR da
Meritt W Devin
Mutual Reseree
Restaurance Company of
New Tech
Davis
Lamon
Narrow Escape for Mrs Webb Amid West End Fire
A morning fire on Alxona Street near West End destroyed the Webb home, Mrs Webb escaping through a blocked door with a sleeping neighbor boy rousing the scene as flames consumed the structure. The fire threatened nearby houses but was checked by the department and neighbors. the total loss was about 3500 dollars with no insurance.
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Alxona Street
Weat End
Webb
Car dynamited at Pensacola shocking blast
A car explosion in Pensacola shattered windows and ripped doors as passengers escaped with bruises. The blast damaged the vehicle at a street corner, rattling nearby houses and leaving debris in the area. Police and witnesses described the scene as a strong dynamite blast with one car blown apart and others shaken.
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Beuen
Jontinal
Weriait
Atcaniz
Motorraen
Augusta Hears Governor Smith in Civic Pageant
Governor Smith spoke at Augusta a grand opera event with about 1200 attendees. The crowd voiced support, interrupted by a heckler, and the governor criticized free passes for officials while defending his stance on transportation and state law.
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Augusta
Georgia Railroad
Albion
Panim
Civic Eartiet
Governor Syoth
Nimety Citacne
Hoa
Kolnys Cohensq
Nes
Smith
Peohtortson
Gaverna
Galfers
Stith
Wilton Smith
Louis- Mille and Nashville Railway
Goebel
Hin
Georgia
Macon Telegraph
Kan
Railroad
Railreau
Pritied
Macon
Fiela
Joe Brown
Water shortage sparks emergency funds plea for fire department
Amid a major blaze sparked by multiple leaking water mains Alderman Beutel and Chief Cummings pushed for urgent action. The fire department suffered equipment losses, including hoses and nozzles, and sought 325000 for two steam engines, heaters, aerial truck, nozzles, and hose to prevent future catastrophes.
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Bose
Beuteil
Baymel
Tina Plac
Grealin
Tutme Pirre Department
Cummings
Johnston
Sixth Ward
Curemirgs
Dr Gaston and wife to serve as missionaries in China
James Var Gaston and his wife were named missionaries by the Foreign Mission Board at the Baptist convention in Richmond. He will be medical missionary and take charge of Tysgar hospital at Laihou Fu in Shanwag province near Port Arthur. After visits to Virginia New York and St Louis they sail from San Francisco around October toward Laihou Fu, joining other Baptist missionaries there, while his wife, Annie Gray Gaston, is sister of T B Gay.
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Laten
Knox
Pandenterly
Ward
Eld
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
Harmonialiis
Womuan
Taft
Nes
Hhim
Fatrhamm
Hughes
Kivernor
Tart
Washington
Vallenat Campalan
United States District Attorney
Joseph P Kealley
Indlanpaoils Nolicherk
James Var Gaston
North China
Foreign Mission Board of the South
Richmond
Gaston
Tysgar Hospital
Laichou Fu
Shanwag
Port Arthur
Shantung
China
Laichau Fu Winch Hag
Virginia
St Louis
San Francisco
Laiho Fu Chine
Atlanta
Annie Gray
Fluvanca County
T B Gay
Fire interrupts talk on China. re-scheduled at church
The picture talk on China by Cameron Johnson, halted by a fire last night, will be resumed tonight at First Presbyterian Church. Talks on Japan and Korea are set for Wednesday and Thursday evenings, with Johnson noted for his superb stereopticon slides of mission fields and engaging delivery.
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China
Cameron Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Japan
Korea
Air Johnson
Flames Damaged Historic Atlanta Landmarks on Marietta Street
A blaze scorched several old landmarks in Atlanta near Marietta and Spring streets. Notable losses included the Frye store site, the Goode home, the Delhis residence linked to the Western and Atlantic railroad, and the Clayton and Jones properties, all once prominent in city trade and society.
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Charlie Balocenlz
Ma Theta Street
Broad
Clayton
Tom and
Smith Clayton
Litt Jones
Mariette Street
Free Corners
John Silvey
Allantas
Elkin Elected Head of Capital City Club
At a meeting of the governing committee of the Capital City Club Dr W Gikin was elected president to succeed W J Raoul who had already served as president but resigned due to ongoing business. Dr Elkin was then elected, John Wo Grant became vice president, and Janus D Robinson joined the governing committee.
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Jnsight
W . Gikin
Presid Lent
W J Raoul
Raoul
Ing
Elkin
John Wo Grant
Janus D Robinson
Death of Captain Oxford in Dawson County
Captain William EB Oxford a respected planter and Confederate veteran died at his home six miles above Dawson City. He was seventy two and served in many roles in Derell County including recently being reelected chairman of the Democratic executive committee.
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Mxecatre
Multiple Deaths and Obituaries Reported in Local Notices
A string of obituary notices and funeral announcements from a local paper lists the deaths of Prat Ubeek Ws Peal theek 24, Lola Bowdy Lebly Downs, 83 year old Klodward avenue resident, Paterson & Kons undertakers handling details, and several other profiles. Also noted are services at Farry Poole chapel, interments in Westview and Decatur, and plans for funerals for Myron Crow’s infant, Mary Kitchens, Nellie May Fletcher, James W Hyndman, and others with brief home and service notes.
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Prat Ubeek
Paul Cherot
Magnolia
Grienberg Gonit & Bloomfid
Griffin Ga
Wien
Lola Bowdy
Ellie May Pletcher
Nellie May
Aver Fletcher
South Prvor Street
Westview
James W. Hyndman
James
Wyndmen
Terry Street
Mra GH Snider
East Henter Street
Arrest of Savannah editor on criminal libel warrant
Savannah Georgia. Way 11 sapecil p So! C gohnsén, editor of Tha Tribune, was arrested today on a criminal libel warrant sworn by RR Wright, president of the state industrial school for colored youths. The charge alleges Wright attended the Wasnesboro Republican convention as a delegate on a forged proxy. Johnson was held under a 3360 bond at the commitment hearing.
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Savannah Ga
Sapecil
C Gohnsén
Tha Tribune
RR Wright
State
Industrial School For
Erioune
Wright
Wasnesboro
Johnson
Atlanta Women in Washington Organize National Civic Federation Branch
Values and leaders from Georgia and Alabama attended in Washington to form a temporary National Civic Federation branch. Mrs John K Otter of Atlanta and Mrs Frank J Woodruff led the nominating group, with Edith Comer of Alabama as temporary secretary, as discussions covered welfare and hygienic conditions for women and child workers.
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Manhington
Spenal
Washington
National Civic Federation
Tomarrow
John K Oitter
Ananta
Frank J. Woodruff
Atlante
Major Jayne
Allan
Gutley
Woodruff
Edlth Comer
Alabama
Women of the Cabinet
Caucus backs currency bill in House vote
Washington May 1 by 4 to 16 the Republican members of the House agreed to an emergency currency bill drawn by a special committee from the game conference last week. The measure authorizes an emergency issue not to exceed 500000000 obtainable through the national clearing house association scheme.
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Washington
House of Representaiies
Vreeland
New Turk
National Clearing House
Chief Cummings praises water supply and crowd control
Chief Cummings stated the water supply passed the test after a blast night with good pressure and ample water. One weak stream from a Bartow Street plug was corrected to ensure safety and permit fewer charges at the Piedmont stables side entrance. Officers blocked Marietta Street intersections to keep onlookers back and maintained discipline during a busy fire event.
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Cummings
Bartow Street
Piedmont Stables
Marietta Street
Bartow
Orpheum
Straw ballot held for all the offices in state primary
A straw ballot conducted at Whitehall Street from May 7 to May 9 listed results for Gov Joseph M Brown Hoke Smith Lt Gov Lon Livingston J L Mayson Sheriff John W Nelms and several local contenders. Voters registered Sworn to and subscribed, with figures showing counts for each candidate and noting the process was overseen by a notary public.
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State Senate
Jack Linton
Cr Haile
Merritt Bros
Caurer
H Fx
Stardey
Jogenh ‘Thompson
Ur Hale
Wiviehad
Sane Rchors
Smith Eele
Epes
Brent
Fulton Gaence
eBorn
Smith and Brown
Constitution
Jung
Whitehall Street
Hale
Moerritt Bros
Calhoun
Martin
Batts
Rages
George Anh
Laine
Alex Stephens
HA. Alexander
Henry W Grady
Walter McDiresth
Walter
Hats Hit New Summer Peak In Georgette Normandy Style
A fashion preview for the week highlights summer hats as the crowning glory of gowns and garden parties. Georgette Normandy Bonnet returns with Valenciennes lace and velvet trim, while Paris notes favor tailored hats and feather novelties. Big black hats remain in vogue with plumage and flowers in bold scales. The shop invites readers to a hat consultation and preview of ready-to-wear pieces.
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Georgette
Charlotte Corday
Mme. Georgette
Valenciennes
Paris
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Ienek
Pelle B Latim
Pelle
John
Diacuseion
Guarantee Trust & Banking Co
General Banking
Prince Albert
Essig Bros
Whitehall St
DR. Gaston
W. J. Raoul
Capital City Club
Oxford
Lerrell Alecenily Mage
Lebly Downs
Lundy
Farry Poole
Klodward Avenue
Talen
Paterson & Kons
Hock Springs
V. Kenneds
Fon Kennedy
Hia
Columbia Ayenute
Myron Crow
Myron
Crow
First Avenue
Dioch
Ina
Mary Kitchens
Mur Hut
Ofc & Kitchens
Annie May Rhoden, Ae Ohndee the He
Anmie Eer
Meade & Baker’s Catholic Mouth
DuBose Co
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