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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1908

Page

5

Thousands Wave Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It

Advertorial claim for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney remedy. Warns of hidden kidney disease and urges use of the product, claiming broad health benefits for kidneys liver and bladder. Includes offer for a free sample bottle and mentions Binghamton WY address and Atlanta Constitution readership.

Kimer Binghamton Wny Kilmer & Co Binghamton, WY Atlanta Daily Constitution

Custody Battle Involving Grandmother And Father

The supreme court heard a custody dispute over a boy named Richard Irwin seeking custody from his mother. after nearly a year the grandmother, Mrs. Yo or Han of Jasper, was favored by the court but the case moved to trial with several witnesses and attorneys listed from Athens and Marist prep.

Gober Richard Irwin Athinta Simt Rd Vent Adana J L Rose Marist

Colds Treated With Taxatine and Quinine Tablets

An old health ad promotes Taxatine Blomo and Quinine tablets as remedies for cold symptoms. It lists Drargis's reference and claims quick relief, urging readers to use the labeled products for coughs, fevers, and congestion.

Drargis

Swanson Speaks at Virginians Gala in New York

Governor Claude Swanson of Virginia speaks at the annual Virginians gala in New York, sharing honors with several notable figures including ex Judge Daly, Lewis Nixon, Kevan Shelby, Thomas Jo WeGuire, and leaders from Kentucky, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Missouri and other states. The event names Major Eduard fiwen and Commander of the Confedence Veterans, with John J Delane and John Stovby among attendees.

Wea New York Claude Swanson Virginia Moma Everins Sanson Daly Hern Lewis Nixon Kevan Shelby Kentuckins Thomas Jo WeGuire Georgia Brine Ta Rice The Tennesse Society John A Wyeth South Get Eduard Fiwen Confedence Veterans John J Delane Te Soth Caro

Missouri Electoral Vote Go To Wilson Fatt

Governor Joseph W declared the entire Missouri electoral vote for Wilson H Fatt under state law. Brannack the Bryan elector carried more votes than Kiel but Brannack received fewer than the Republican elector for the sixteenth district.

Missouri Jefferson Joseph W Fale Wilson H Bramnock Bryan Kiel Eternei Brannak

Thanksgiving Dinner for Baptist Orphans Appeal

Rod Hawkins general manager of Georgia Baptist Orphans Home issued a public appeal for donations to support a Thanksgiving dinner for the orphans. The message urged readers to contribute any amount and noted gratitude for support from donors and local groups.

Rod Hawkins Georgia Baptist Orphans Hemeny Tumksinky East Boas

Fight Between Lawyers Ends In Courtroom Altercation

A heated debate over congressional districts sparked a personal clash between opposing lawyers. The confrontation led to shoving and a facial bruise for Featherstone as the men argued while the referee, citing bias, separated them. Both apologized to the court.

Mmpuriine Uni Quens Ker Ten Featherstone Tairens Sims Wertherstone

Message Relay Reaches White House from New York

Gordon Leech presented the silver blow bearing a message to President Roosevelt at the White House. The relay run from New York to Washington completed on the last day, organized by the International YMCA with Richard Moore as a key figure.

Washington Roosevelt Odak White House Gordon Leech New York Irom Richard & Moree International Young Mens Christian Association

Maddox Men Rally As City Voters Prepare

Third Fifth and First Wards hold rallies as Woodward campaign committee men withdraw. Registration issues loom. two who voted in city primaries can vote in the general city election, so urgent registration closes in one day.

Woodward Solok

Maddox campaign clubs mobilize voters across wards

The Maddox campaign expands with ward clubs opening in Third Ward at Fraser and Hunter, and active headquarters in Sixth and Seventh Wards. Organizers list officers and claim thousands have joined, with plans for large demonstrations and speeches by Maddox and others as campaigns gear up.

Vesterday Varia i Cy AA Rimbatl Widdox Durthit Warnung Tub Ite Maddog Club Fraser Hunter Maddox Maddow Maddox Club T of Estes Heimbauch NeLon South Pever Street George Garardier Qalaw Allen Herman RS Broyes Loumas Warl Waldox Lab Wilcox Clutr Falgi Woo Avenue Oelock Wildox West Fad Aldwells Starace Grant Itter & Weel AL Curtis Woodwid Woodward Wari Woodwart Pame Mo Lichtenstein

Taft Brother Heads National Campaign Donations Detail

The document lists major contributors to a national campaign, including Taft's brother giving 110000 and Roosevelt giving 1000, with total contributions around 15.8 million. It enumerates many individuals and firms from New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Washington, detailing amounts and locations. The treasurer George Sheldon appears among numerous donors, with firms like Seligman & Co and Norman Ho bearing notable sums.

Albany George Shedon Threp Blain National Committee Carlos P Taft Roosevelt New York Philadephis Ure Anderson Bestuna Garretson Incastrer Andrew Calnenls Morgan New Ex Smith Brand New Jon Baghs Mahigan Warham Walson Rountae Brothers Withan Seligman & Co Jaltard Norman Ho Beant Robert Tate Hantington Bulres Sheppard Batalso Hanne Washington Pinchot Washington Busen Stormnas Lerdmond Sulzeserger Romsax City Liekes

Woodward Headquarters in Steiner Building

The Catholic Standard reports a gathering at the Steiner Building where Colonel Woodward’s supporters convened Monday afternoon. Attendees included Walter Browne, Muckell, Alex Wood, and Stephen alongside others, with plans for a Woodward meeting the following morning at a nearby location.

Woodward Headquarters Steiner Building Atlantis Wooadward Ti Heads Bamdy Walter Brows Muckell Alex Wo Ward Tim Windward

Ladies' Aid Society Cake Sale at Whitehall Street

The Ladies Aid Society of St Phi las Church will hold a cake sale on Wednesday at the A and P store on Whitehall Street beginning at 0 o clock. The event is noted amid other parish activities as Rev G K Nelson visited St James Church in Marietta and confirmed 35 people with Rev Charles Noyes Tyndell serving as rector.

Ladies Aid Society of St Philas Church A & P den Whitehall Street Marwtla Ua

Death from fright as mouse startles Florence resident

Florence New Jersey resident Miss Mary Ina Bel Mead died from fright after a mouse darted across the kitchen floor chased by a family cat. She was well known in the town.

Florence N J Mica Mary Inabel Mead Miss Mead

Lord Roberts Warns Britain of Invasion Threat in Lords

In a House of Lords address Lord Roberts argued Britain must field a stronger army and navy to deter a German invasion. He warned a landable force of 80,000 troops and a robust fleet are essential to prevent a successful landing and preserve British supremacy amid rising German power.

London House of Lords Lord Roberts Germany England Ingland Lamuils Guinea Enelint Mearest Lord Ruperts Isa Ton Earl of Crewe

Death of Mrs Joldsander Mey at private sanitarium

Mrs Joldsander Mey, 41, died Saturday night in a private sanitarium near Touclehk. Funeral services were held at Phat Gaptist Church in Marietta with Rev A HO Harnee officiating. interment followed in the family burial ground. Survived by husband and several children.

Joldsander Mey Alexander Tot Alesantor Atlanta Schust Touclehk Phat Gaptist Marietta Xestordas Witerd Mra Aloginder WL B. Gorden Westview Comet

Five Injured In Train Crash Near Chinese Frontier

A Southern Pacific train from New Orleans collided with a switch engine near the Chuan Tu and Ting Tau pass, causing five injuries among passengers and crew. Names listed include John Wo Mamie and Mrs Henry Singleton. several others sustained arm, face, and body injuries. Several fatalities and many more seriously hurt reported as the wreck plunged into a river. Authorities say the bridge was derailed and trains ran at high speed. Veterans from multiple states gathered for a reunion following the incident.

Flystu Tea Ste Southern Pacific New Orleans Mbsr al Sards John Wo Mamie John & Stallings Henry Singleton Uts Badis EB Go JW Henderson Lota Jones Minteem Ciumene Sey Chunau Fu Ting Tau Csenig Chuan Tu Nunkouva Chiness

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