Pimphish Skin Remedy Claims Overnight Clears Complexion
A sensational ad-promises possum skin remedy rapidly curing eczema pimples and rashes with overnight results. It asserts long standing disfigurements vanish after first use and touts 50 cent trial packages plus 60 cent and two jar options from druggists in Atlanta and Georgia. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Atene
Geora
Twenty-fifth Street
New York
Central Bank Plan Divides Bankers and Parties
A proposed central bank plan replacing or competing with private discount operations faces strong opposition from bankers who fear government competition and loss of lucrative banking business. The debate could split political parties as Congress gears up for a long, hard-fought contest seen since the early days of the republic.
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Chicago
Congress
Inder
Dancing and Bridge Unnecessary Evils
W C Pearse, head of the International Sunday School Association adult department, denounces dancing and bridge as moral dangers. He asserts eloping girls often spend time at bridge and questions dancing’s propriety for women. He warns that open saloons would drive church followers away and threaten church viability.
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New Orleans
W. C. Pearse
International Sunday School Association
Perid
I Do Not Crave Tobacco Patient Testimony
A Mississippi man from Mabon recounts successful tobacco habit treatment at a sanatorium in Memphis. He states he has not tasted tobacco since October 15 and gained 13 pounds after six weeks, reporting tobacco smoke makes him ill or gives him headaches in crowds.
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Dames Sanatorium
Memphis
Fenn
Nilemen
H. A. Owens
Mabon
Miss
Free Cure Claims From Charles B James Sanatorium Memphis
An advertisement offers James Home Cure Remedies from 238 Delta Building Memphis for a range of ailments including nervousness insomnia and liver trouble with prices listed for various tonics tobaccos and beverages. It promises free trial bottles and confidential correspondence with charges prepaid.
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Chas. B. James
Delts
Memphis
Tenn
James
Charles B. James’ Sanatorium
Delta
Teng
Old Feud Sparks Fatal Shooting Affray in Millen
A feud between the Gay and Whaley families ends in death and injury after thirty to forty shots are exchanged in Millen Georgia. Gay dies in Augusta from wounds, Ho mer Whaley is severely wounded, and warrants for murder are filed against the Whaley brothers.
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Millen
Gay
Homer Whaley
Whaley
Nero
Homet Whaley
Jack Whaley
Augusta
Whaley Brothers
Melville E Stone Honored With 15th Century Style Shield
New York October 5. Friends of Melville E Stone general manager of the Associated Press hosted a dinner at the Lotus Club with 130 attendees including notable figures such as George Cortelyou John Spooner and Bourke Cochran. A bronze shield bearing Stone’s likeness and imitations of foreign honors from France Germany Italy Russia Sweden and Japan was presented, set in velvet and mahogany.
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New York
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Lotus Club
Thia City
Frank B. Conover
Henry L. Estabrook
Andrew Carnegie
Mack Twain
Nicholas Murray Butler
George Harvey
Frank R. Lawrence
James Speyer
J. C. Hemphith
Francia D. Carley
Frank B. Noyes
Aassociated Press
Elbert H. Gary
John C Spooner
United States
Wisconsin
J. Hartley Manners
Bourke Cochran
Victor Lawson
Myron T. Herrick
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
Sweden
Japan
George B. Cortelyou
Cornelius N. Bills
John C. Spooner
Elbert H
Chicago
C.H. Paylor
J. H. Fahey
Hos
Herman Ridder
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Charles St. Grasty
St. Paul
Harvey Scott
Portland
Charles
Diehl
Thomas G. Rapier
New Orleans
Adalph
Stuart
Adjaress
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Superior Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as an unrivaled blood purifier with over 20 ingredients. It claims no substitute matches its quality, warns that inferior rivals are cheaper for dealers and poorer for consumers, and urges readers to buy Hood's today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Sarastabe
Polar explorers recount perilous Arctic march to Cape Sparbo
An account from 1908 1909 chronicles the harrowing voyage of Peary and crew drifting west then east along Nansen Sound to Wellington channel and Jones Sound. After wintering at Cape Sparbo without supplies they forged a new trek via musk oxen hides and improvised gear to Annotook in April 1909, returning in good health and noting equipment misuse at Whitney’s station.
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Bayond
Nansen Sound
Prince Gustave Sea
Wellington
Lancaster Sound
Jones’ Sound
Cape Sparbo
North
Devon
Annotook
Whitney
Pearl
Death of Marquise on board steamer
New York October 6 the Marquise Marie des Montiers Merinville once Miss Caldwell of Louisville Kentucky and New York socialite died on the steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie before quarantine. Bright’s disease cited as cause. she was 46. Washington reports her death causing regret at Catholic University of America which benefited from gifts over 300000. Caldwell Hall named for her severing. Other Caldwell sisters linked to Baron Von Zedwitz and Prince Murat. later married the Marquise. Earthquake at Salt Lake City tonight three shocks felt between 7:42 and 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marquise
Marie Des Montiers-Merinville
Mary Caldwell
Loulaville
New York City
Kronprinzens
Cecilie
Bright
Washington
Marie Des Montiers- Merinville
Miss Caldwell
Louisville
Catholic University of America
Caldwell Hall
Caldwell
Algeter
Misa Lina Caldwell
Baron von Zedwitz
Prince Murat
Marquia de Mervivile
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Ipolata
Idaho
Judge Florence Dies in Monticello Georgia
Monticello Ga October 8 Special Judge Florence a prominent local figure died at his home after a lingering illness of several days in Monticello Georgia. He was widely known in the area and well regarded for his public service.
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Monticello
Mice Florence
Miss Clemens Weds Today in Connecticut Home
Miss Clara Clemens daughter of Mark Twain and Ossip Gabrilowitsch will marry at the Clemens home in Conn. The ceremony will be conducted by Stev. Joseph Twitchell of Hartford. Afterward the couple will sail for Germany to establish a home there.
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Miss Clemens
Conn
Misa Clara Clemens
Mark Twain
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Clemens
Stev. Joseph Twitchell
Hartford
Mrs. Gabrilowitsch
Germany
Woman Escapes Abduction Attempt In Chattanooga
Mrs. Mattie Satcher of Atlanta reports a negro hackman tried to abduct her near Chattanooga. She leaped from the cab twice, prompting pursuing officers and a growing mob threat. She remained distressed but unharmed as investigators seek the assailant.
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Chattanooga
Hackman
Tenn
Negro Hackman
Mattie Satcher
Satcher
Atlanta
Huntaville
Slater
Mortuary Notices for Leppert Mance and Austin
Miss Carrie Leppert aged 30 died at a private sanitarium yesterday morning at 6. The body to Greenberg Bond Bloomfield undertakers and will be sent to Cincinnati for funeral and interment. Survived by mother Mrs Carrie Leppert and sister Mrs Charles Schone. William Chester Mance son of Mr and Mrs J J Mance died yesterday afternoon at 1 at 160 Grant Street. Father is engineer on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. Mrs Elizabeth Austin wife of J C Austin died at home North Avenue Copenhill yesterday afternoon at 2. Funeral at Sandy Springs church this morning at 11 and interment in church yard. Cohorts leave Poole chapel at 9. Harold Thacher son of Mr and Mrs L M Thacher aged 81 died yesterday morning at private sanitarium. Residing at 418 East Georgia Avenue. Body to Barclay Brandon undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements to be announced. E A Milling aged 42 died at private sanitarium yesterday morning survived by wife and two sons. Body to be sent to Fairburn Ga for funeral and interment at 9:18 this morning. Thomas H Daniel funeral services this afternoon at 3 from Poole’s chapel informant in West View cemetery.
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Carrie Leppert
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield’s Undertaking Partors
Cincinnati
Carria Leppert
Charles Schone
William Chester Mance
J. J. Mance
Grant Street
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Elizabeth Austin
J. C. Austin
North Avenue
Copenhill
Sandy Springs Church
Poole
Harold Thacher
L. M. Thacher
East Georgia Avenue
Barclay & Brandon
Thacher
E. A. Milling
Ele
Fairburn
Thomas H. Daniel
Weat View
Mrs Burnett dies after illness in Norcross Ga
Mrs Robert Burnett of Norcross Ga died at home after several months illness. She is survived by her husband Robert Burnett and three young children. Daughter of Mrs J C Bell of Cleveland Ga her remains will be taken to Cleveland for funeral and interment Wednesday morning.
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Robert Burnett
Norcross
J. C. Bell
Cleveland
Death of Dr N D Philips Father of Mrs Wilmer in Jacksonville
News from Atlanta reports the death of Dr N D Philips father of Mrs C B Wilmer of Atlanta. He died at his home in Jacksonville Florida after a period of illness and was brought to Gainesville for funeral services and burial.
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Atlanta
N. D. Phillips
C. B. Wilmer
Jacksonville
Flo
Motorcyclist Injured In Track Accident At Rome
Rome Ga October 5 Special Losing control of his motorcycle while it was flashing around the track of the driving park today F L Moore a bicycle dealer was injured. The flying cycle crashed into the inner fence of the track and stopped suddenly while Moore went right along. He is pain fully brained and suffering but no bones were broken.
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Rome
F. L. Moore
Moore
Infant Annie Bryant Dies From Burns In Weilington Street
Annie Celestia Bryant, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Bryant, died from burns suffered Monday after her dress caught fire in the family home on Weilington Street. Her mother, returning from duties, found the flames and smothered them with a rug. She died Tuesday morning from internal injuries. Funeral is set for 3 o'clock this afternoon from the residence with Rev. W. T. Bell officiating. interment at West View cemetery. Pallbearers asked to assemble at Pogie's chapel at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Celestia Bryant
T. N. Bryant
Wellington Street
Annie
Poole
W. T. Bell
West View Cemetery
Pogie
Oelock
Negroes Arrested on Murder Charge in Georgia
Athens Ga October 5 special Bud Whitman and Sam Osborne two negroes are jailed charged with the murder of Vonderall Kennon a young Oconee county planter. Osborne confessed to planter Scarborough that he and Whitman killed Kennon lured him to the cemetery robbed his pockets of 64 dollars and cast him from the bridge into the river Whitman denies the confession.
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Athens
Bud Whitman
Sam Osborne
Vonderall Kennon
Osborne
Scarborough
Whitman
Kennon
Body of Bishop Ward Returned From Japan Tour
The body of Bishop Seth Ward of the Methodist Episcopal church south who died September 7 during his inspection tour of missions in Japan was sent from Toulo to San Francisco aboard the steamer Nippon Mary. His son, who was with him at the time of death, accompanies the body.
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Bishop Ward
Toulo
Seth Ward
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Japan
San Francisco
Engineers Pass Pleasant Evening At Red Men's Hall
The stationary engineers of Atlanta held a dinner and vaudeville at Red Men's hall on Central avenue with songs by Fred Watson and readings by A C Langston. E W Colling performed and Mike Sharp did a negro impersonation. Local No 3 officers listed. A man named C O Shute pled guilty to obtaining whisky and was bound over to the superior court on a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Red Men's Hall
Central Avenue
Fred Watson
A.C Langston
E W. Colling
Mike Sharp
Local No. 3
GC. Turner
J. W. Ragsdale
C. O. Shute
Marietta Street
Recorder’s Court
Germans observe landing tonight in German town
Across the United States German citizens will mark the first landing of their ancestry with meetings and social events. In Atlanta a Turners hall gathering will host members of all city German societies with a program, decorations by society ladies, music by Wedemeyer band, and expected attendance of Governor Brown and Mayor Maddox.
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United States
Germantown
Atlanta
Turners’ Hall
Wedemeyer
Brown
Maddox
Visualicona
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Q. C. Pearce
Arce
Jenkins County
STONE
Cook
PEARY
Marquise Merinville
Florence
Necro
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Belmont
America
South
Empire Life Insurance Company
Empire Life
Georgia
Annie Bryant
Elgin G. M. Wheeler
Weis
Breguet
Elgin National Watch Company
Mim
Elgin
Ulinois
Aristophanca
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