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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1906
Page
1
The article details President Roosevelt, Attorney General Moody, and Senators Tillman Bailey and Chandler in a tense exchange over the Hepburn rate bill. It outlines assurances on court review limits, interim injunctions, and the Allison amendment while noting Tillman’s candid discussions and Chandler's role in arranging meetings.
An 19th century style health ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to combat spring fatigue. It claims blood impurity causes tiredness and eruptions, and offers Hood's Garsaparilla in liquid or tablet forms with a 100 dose bottle priced at $1. The copy urges readers to buy today and begin feeling renewed.
City Attorney James E Mayson argued in Dr TC LC Murphy v City of Atlanta that automobiledriving requires higher street standards but the city is not obligated to provide improved conditions. Murphy alleges injuries after being thrown from his car on Peachtree Street due to ruts and claims damages of 10000 dollars.
A New York man recounts giving up coffee for Postum claiming morning dullness, laziness, and anxiety faded. He says after using Postum his focus and health improved, matching prior energy levels and mood. The ad cites Postum from Postum Co, Battle Creek, urging readers to seek the booklet The Road to Wellville.
Attorney General William H Moody reports to Senator Bailey on discussions over language for a provision banning interlocutory injunctions. He notes doubt about a full ban, references democratic deliberations, and explains who should draft acceptable wording, ending with approval of an Allison amendment.
Washington May 14 During discussion on legislation affecting interstate rights in the District of Columbia a lively exchange occurred between Gaines of Tennessee and Babcock of Wisconsin. Gaines questioned why lawmakers raise others salaries but not their own and argued many members receive more than they deserve. The men debated free passes for officials, with Babcock noting no passes are in his pocket and Gaines saying he pays his own way.
Noted publicist and former cabinet member Carl Schurz died at his New York home at 436 o clock this morning following a stomach ailment. He was 76, born March 2, 1829 in Cologne. Survived by son Carl L and daughters Marianne and Agatha, with business and medical companions at his bedside. Funeral set for Thursday at 24 East Ninety-first Street.
A tele graphic misprint from Albany sent a Dispatch of Associated Press last night reporting the Concordia fl Wis cons in loss as 700000 dollars instead of 200000 dollars. The corrected figure is 250000 dollars instead of 700000.
The article reviews Horace Fletcher and his book The A B C of Our Own Nutrition urging eating one third of usual amounts and thorough mastication to prevent indigestion. It cites experiments at Yale and Cambridge with U.S. Army oversight, claims many Americans suffer fatigue from poor eating, and promotes natural remedies using Golden Seal root and related plants with glycerine extraction as stomach tonics.
At the Southern Baptist convention in Chattanooga the business session concluded with resolutions urging stronger assault laws and enforcement. A mass meeting on foreign missions followed, with several prominent ministers sharing reports from home and abroad.
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