Prescription for nervous debility promises free cure
An apparent mail-order cure touts a mysterious prescription to restore manhood and vigor. Dr Amy Robinson offers to mail a copy in confidence, claiming quick home restoration without extra medicine. A separate news brief notes mutiny events, naval losses, and public reactions to a league’s stance, alongside an optical advert for curved lens glasses from Walter Ballard Optical Co.
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Amy Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree Atreet
Albany Car Contest Entries For State Run Begin
Albany lists twenty cars entered for a forthcoming contest with drivers and observers named or noted as to observers. The route from Albany to Atlanta will follow the Central railroad, passing through Leesburg, Smithville, Americus, and Macon gateways, with road marking, car numbering, garage services, and railway coordination arranged for safety and start preparations.
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Fitzgerald
Atlanta
Albany
Aventa
Gentral of Creorgia
Inia
Macon
Americus
Leesburg
Dama Stafon
Smithville
E Aglishside
Southwastern
Macon County
Englishvile
Oglethorpe
Montezuma
Center
Marshallville
Fort Valley
Byron
Tarver
Georgia
Milledgeville Invites Counties to Enter Good Roads Run
Milledgeville Mayor Miller S Bell and city leaders announce an open invitation to auto owners from Covington Madison Eatonton Sparta Sandersville Louisville, Waynesboro, Millen and neighboring counties to join a Savannah to Milledgeville to Atlanta endurance run. The start is November 4 from the old capitol. entrants file with J L Sibley by 11 am.
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Wayor
Milledgeville
Atlanta Constitution
Macon
Athens
Atlanta
Alvo
Covington
Madison
Eatonton
Sparta
Sandersville
Louisy
Waynesboro
Millen
Savannah
Miller
Bell
Ledgeville
Coentry
Mavor Fell
Georgia Good Roads Submobile Association
Auty connerSs
Witch
J L Sibley
Miter S Bell
I F Kidd
John Vingon
Richardson Shig
Capitol
Muridgeville
Atlanta Automobile Association
Speedway
Witt Sibley
James L.fice
Chicago Honor Dinner Invites Crane Over Recall
Chicago invites Mr Crane to a public dinner honoring him amid recall reports. The letter praises his character and public service, aligning with Taft and Shanghai 1907 views. It notes his China ministry appointment, personal sacrifice, and extensive world business experience.
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Eniewura
Charles Fotrun
China
Crane
New York
Tuthinson Dutt
BR Forgan
Charles Te Sianes
George F Roberts
Georg RoPeck P
Turnham FM
Rolsitl
Harry Pratt Judson
Jehan
Victor Fo Fanson
Crane Charles Ro Crane
Secur
Taft
Shanghai
Africa
McFadden Dies After Short Illness
E S McFadden longtime secretary of the Macon Christian Association died this morning after a two week illness. He helped organize the local Young Mens Christian Association and served as a Presbyterian minister. Survived by his wife and several children, his funeral was held tonight with burial planned in Murfreesboro Tennessee tomorrow.
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Mckadden
Macon Christian Association
Spring Street
McFadden
Camepaien
Young Mens [Cristian Association
Young Meng Christian Association
Murfreesboro Tonn
Forest Fire Raging Near Huachuca Reservation
Forest fire rages toward the Huachuca forest reservation as troops from Fort Huachuca are dispatched to fight the flames. Much valuable timber is destroyed and the blaze is believed to have been started by sheep herders in retaliation for driveouts by government rangers.
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el Paso
Texas
Huachuca Forest Reservation
Fort Huachuca
Charges to be brought against North Alabama Presbytery
In Anniston Alabama on October 29 the North Alabama Presbytery plans to face charges before the Alabama Presbyterian Synod and the general assembly over adopting resolutions endorsing a proposed constitutional prohibition amendment. Rey Sinnott, clerk, says the action violates the constitution and is partisan politics. Sinnott criticized Presbytery leaders for giving interviews claimed to misrepresent the denomination. Also noted is a Night Train to Birmingham via Seaboard schedule with an arrival in Birmingham at 9:39 am effective November 7.
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Anniston Ala
North Alabama
Sinnott
Iis
Seduction Conviction and Local Legal Moves in City
Karl Falcovitch, a young white man, was convicted of seduction in the criminal division of the superior court yesterday and sentenced to years in the penitentiary. The case involved a young Russian girl who had been in the country only two months. Mrs Florence Filmore Houston sued Herman Iiang for $000 in a separate superior court suit alleging injuries from a streetcar incident on Peachtree Street during a Sunday rally. She claims the car struck and knocked her down at low speed, leaving her unconscious with severe bruising. Wilson, Anderson, Felder, Boun ture & Wilson represent her. The September term of the criminal division was adjourned yesterday. several cases remained for trial, rescheduled for December. A charter application for The Atlante Realty Owners was filed by S F Smith, G J Sal a and JInskenster, with $100,000 capitalization, to operate a general real estate business. Tye Peeples & Jordan named as attorneys. Editor WIDB Upshaw, active lecturer, delivered a lecture at the Southern Shorthand and Business University and plans further engagements in Mississippi. A handsome ten-story apartment is planned at Washington and Trinity, to be built by the TFP Grant estate for $22,000, improving the south-side residential street. Captain Louis W. Nuttman, commissary chief, has been assigned temporarily to head the Quartermaster’s office during Major George C Bailey’s absence. both officers are popular and the move is noted with interest.
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Karl Falcovitch
Superior Court
Falcovitch
Thia
Florence Filmore
Houston
Herman I Iiang
Peachtree Street
Bunda
Ira Huston
Grand Opera Louse
Haas
Sly
Anderson, Felder Bounture & Wilson
S F Smith
G J Sala
John D jInskena
Sterdas
Atlante Reatty
Tye Peeples & Jordan
Tornes
Widb Upshaw
Hhe
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Upshaw
Mississippi
Dr Broughton
Business College
Louis Wi. Nuttman
Department of the Gulf
Department
George C Bailey
Mayor Tom Johnson Targeted in Cleveland Café Attack
In Cleveland Ohio on October 29 a report said an assassination attempt on Mayor Tom L. Johnson occurred at a downtown cafe at noon. Austrian Joseph F Olanyck, 28, fired through a car window after being refused a drink and was arrested for violating firearm ordinances.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom JL. Johnson
Joseph F Olanyck
Johnson
Olanyok
New York Election Sparks Firey Rallies Across Boroughs
United States Attorney General Wickersham attacks William J Gaynor for the fusion ticket as Hearst urges a spacious hall for periodic heckling by the people. Hearst speaks on the east side while Gaynor campaigns in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Bannard and Wickersham debate police reform and municipal management as Moore sues Hearst over loan-related allegations tied to Morse.
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New York
United States
Wickersham
William J Gaynor
Five Boroughs
R Hearst
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Otto T Bannard
Theater
Harlem
Hearst
Barnard
Gaynor
Barnards
Robert B. Moore
William R Hearst
the American
Moore
Charles W Morse
Deaths and funeral notices from Commerce Georgia area
Mortuary notice for Jonn A Morris age 66 of 205 South Forsyth street reports death yesterday morning with services at his residence at 2 PM and burial at West View cemetery John Street and 2B died yesterday morning in a private sanitarium with body to Hedan Georgia for funeral and interment Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs D H Richards died at 92 Edgewood avenue yesterday afternoon at 4 PM with funeral and interment in Meridian Ohio D A Carson Commerce Georgia 63 died this evening a leading cotton buyer Interment tomorrow afternoon.
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Jonn A Morris
South
Forsyth Street
Wona
West View Cemetery
John Street
Tohn Street
Hedan Ga
D H Richards
Edgewood Avenue
Meridian Ohio
D. A. Carson
Commerce
SpesMall
U Carson
Acquitted of Murder Charge in Monroe Case
A verdict of acquittal was returned today in the trial of William J Webb charged with the murder of Sedley J Bracey in Monroe. The jury retired after the case was submitted late at night. Webb, a prominent businessman, shot Bracey in a dispute reportedly sparked by jealousy over a woman.
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Monroe
Willian J Webb
Sedley J. Braces
Webb
Bracey
Vanderbilt Cup Race To Start At 9 A.M. This Year
Garden City Long Island October. Twenty six cars will compete for the Vanderbilt Cup beginning at nightfall with the race starting at 9 oclock in the morning. The roads to the grandstand and vantage points are crowded as last year fans recall the night before the event. Veterans Strang Chevrolet Seymour and Haupt drive cars in the field.
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Garden City
Strang Chevrolet Seymour
Haupt
Judge J. T. Bernard Dies in Tallahassee
Tallahassee Fla October 9 Judge Jesse Talbot Bernard one of Florida s oldest and at one time most influential citizens died tonight at the residence of his daughter Mrs B Raid at 26 South Cathoun street. His death closes a brilliant career and life of usefulness. During the war he was adjutant quartermaster to General Robert I Lee s headquarters. After reconstruction he was elected the first democratic mayor of this city. He later accepted appointment of Judge of Lean counties and twice refused offers to run for United States senator or the race for that position.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Jesse Talbot Bernard
Florida
South C.thoun Street
Bernard
Robert Bh
Organize Oyster Commission in Montgomery Alabama
Montgomery Alabama October 29 The Alabama Oyster Commission was organized with John Craft of Mobile as president. A 3 cent per barrel tax on oysters taken out is now enforced. Large tracts of water bottoms are being sought by oystermen. A full force of deputies will patrol the reefs to prevent taking craters out without authority.
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Oyster Commission
Montgomery
Ala
John Craft
Mobile
Alabama Oyster Commission
Postal Telegraph orders rats worn by women banned
An October 29 notice from the Postal Telegraph Company in Kansas City requires all female clerks and employees to stop wearing rats in their hair on November 1. The rule bans modern feminine hats without the universal rat, prompting declarations from the women about fashion restrictions.
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Kansas City
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Thousands Visit Georgia State Fair Draws Crowds
The Georgia state fair attracts thousands as exhibitors present strong farm and stock displays. Gov Brown and staff plan to attend the week’s end events featuring Taft’s last tour stop and a notable welcoming ceremony.
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Georgia State Fair
Maceda
T & Coont
Tris de T Taft
Brown
Ttn
Grace Says Husband Wanted More Coin in Suit
Grace states her husband sought more money amid a divorce case before Judge Wardiman Studdiford. Testimony spanned about ten minutes with witnesses, detailing assets and alimony discussions.
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Grace
Hubby
Funeral Service Held Over Ashes Mrs Hayes
Richmond citizens and delegations from Confederate camps and the Daughters of the Confederacy attended a funeral service at St Pauls Church for Mrs Margaret Howell Jeffers Hayes daughter of the president of the Southern Confederacy. Interment followed at Hollyead Cemetery.
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Mrs. Hayes
Richmond
St Pauls Fuse
Margaret Howell Jeffers
Tomvis Hayes Dauster
Orado
Dasis
Hollyead
De Lara Case Teeters As Justice Probe Moves Ahead
Fragmentary testimony before Immigration Inspector Ridgway emerges about Gutierre de Bur rimer and Taras attackers. Proceedings point to a formal trial setup with Ridgway presiding. The record hints at an organized response to an alleged anarchist linked incident.
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Tos Angrirs
Ridgway
Caer
Gutierre
Ani Aher
Gicit
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