Daniel Mineral Water Promise Digestive Relief
An 1905 advertisement touts Daniel Mineral Water as a remedy for indigestion nervous dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It claims soothing nerve effects and includes a testimonial from C B Moorg praising improved digestion and kidney function after using cases of the water delivered in half gallon bottles. Orders are shipped citywide or direct from the spring in sealed glass bottles.
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Daniel
C. B. Moorg
Old Dominion Guano Co
Atlanta
California
California Fig Syrup
Forced to Fight a Bull Tragedy Ends in Fatal Goring
Mexico report: matador Joaquin Hernandez was fatally gored by a third bull yesterday. After tripping, he sustained further wounds to the right side. Physicians confirm the death and note a disputed contract regarding his fight.
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Joaquin Hernandez
Mexico
Silvia
After praying to God he refused senator ship
The Rev RD Fisher died in Baldwin Kansas after a career marked by free state activity and Civil War exploits. He was noted for escaping Quantrill's band during Lawrence massacre and for being offered a U.S. senatorship by Governor Crawford, which he and his wife declined after praying.
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Aneas City
Rd.fisher
Baldwin
Kans
Kansas
United States
Cre
Tha
Dr. Fisher
Lana
Crawford
Fisher
Seats Give Way At Tent Show In Villa Rica
A McDonald Bros. circus tent collapse injured Wess Algood fatally harming Cal Morris as seats collapsed and the tent side fell. Several children were hurt though not seriously. Quarantines were lifted in Castlebury area Escambia county after two yellow fever cases. Booker T. Washington blamed whites for Africa race issues and praised missionary work and travel, with Los Angeles chosen for next meeting.
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Villa Rica
McDonald Bros
Wess Algood
Cal. Morris
Mahile
Ala
Board of Health
Escambia County
Castlebury
Chicago
Booker T. Washington
First Regiment Armory
National Convention of Negro Baptists
Africa
Lang
Washington
Los Angeles
Working For Convicted Shepard
Paris reports influential New York friends press for intervention by American officials after Elliott F. Shepard was sentenced on October 26 to three months in jail a $120 fine and $4 000 in damages to the parents of a girl killed by his car in April last.
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Shepard
Paris
New York
Elliott F. Shepard
Terg
Prize winners in Smith contest tallied in Macon
Macon Ga October 30 special mayor Bridges Gritti reports counter votes in the Smith family contest held Saturday afternoon under supervision of President George A Smith and fair directors. Winners include Mrs Leo Smith Macon for largest family 554 votes, Miss Gussie Beith for Prettiest Smith Girl 665 votes, and J W Smith Wilder tallest Smith 559 votes.
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Macon
Bridges Gritti
Smith
George A. Smith
Leo Smith
J. N. Smith
Scott
J. J. Smith
Wayside
Frank Smith
Tennille
Hoke Smith
B. Smith
Dublin
Tallest Smith
J. W. Smith
Wilder
Jerry Smith
Dr. Smith
McRae
Fattest Smith
Lee Smith
W. D. Smith
John Smith
Waynesboro
Leanest Smith
H. W. Smith
Pickle Smith
Lyons
J. Ladd Smith
Killie Smith
Versi Smith
Helena
Gussie Beith
Pearl Smith
Milledgeville
Emma Smith
Lollie Smith
Ethel Smith
Fostwster Edwards
Broughton
Mercer
Maton
Speelad
Len G. Broughton
Mercer University
Chapel
William Jewell College
Liberty
Charles Lee Smith
Strike Averted In Fall River Textile Row
Fall River Mass October 30 Amicable relations were established after a protracted conference between cotton manufacturers and the textile council. A compromise wage plan totaling about 9 percent, effective October 23, averts a strike for at least a year. Manufacturers except M C D Borden offered a 6 percent raise plus profit sharing. Borden restored the old scale. Operatives, previously dissatisfied, were strengthened when Borden voluntarily returned to the old wage scale. City officials helped avert action. unions expected to approve the plan Wednesday. Nebogatov Homeward Bound. Port Said Egypt October 30 Admiral Nebogatov captured May 28 by the Japanese arrived and proceeded to Marseilles aboard the steamer Indian.
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Fall River
Mass
Textile Council
M. C.D. Borden
New York
Fall River Iron Works
Borden
Coughlin
Manufacturers’ Association and Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Nebogatof
Port Said
Egypt
Nebogatom
Japan
Marseilles
Hearing in Asheville on dispensary case moves to federal court
The case seeks to overturn dispensary elections in South Carolina counties that voted to end the system. J. G. Hogwett, former dispenser at Union, contests his removal under due process and argues the price act elections were illegal. Judge Pritchard will hear the matter in Asheville, N C.
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Union
D. C
South Carolina
United States Court
Ashevill
Pritchard
United Sates Court
J. G. Hogwett
Big decrease in receipts at Americus warehous es
Americus Georgia October 30 Special Almost 2 000 bales remain unsold in local cotton warehouses yet the bulk of the crop has been marketed. By October 30 this season 23 700 bales were received versus 31 000 the previous year a shortfall of 7 000 bales and the gap grows daily. Farmers expect higher prices and may hold back part of their crop.
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Americus
Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure Praised by Cincinnati Man
A Cincinnati resident H M Davis reports in Chattanooga on the Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure. He states it greatly improved his long standing catarrh and asthma and says he has recommended it to friends. The Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co offers a month supply by mail for $1.00 from Atlanta.
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H. M. Davis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Vine &I
Dayia
Mississippi Oyster Commission officers named for coming year
The October meeting of the Mississippi oyster commission reports officers elected to serve next year. J. B. Chinn of Biloxi is president F. S. Hewes Jr of Gulfport secretary R. B. Maseley of Biloxi chief inspector A G Lewis Scranton deputy inspector B J Gadnner Hay Stouts deputy inspector J I Gatlaner Biloxi deputy inspector.
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Mississippi Oyster Commission
Jackson
Miss
Sgtort
J. B. Chinn
Biloxi
Hewes
Gulfport
R. B. .Maseley
Biioxi
A G. Lewis
Scranton
B. J. Gadnner
Hay Stouts
J. I. Gatlaner
Wae
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Booker
Continent
AI East
Cis
Hunyadi Janos
Kel
Siunteville
J. T. Letsinger
Tuscumtia
W. J. Cottingham
New Decatur
Mozley
Hart Schaffner
Go Marx
Peachtree Street
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
America
Kentucky
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Daniel Brothers Co
Alion Street
Asheville
Dugonce
Tinles Bey
Piweann i
Aera Agsinp
Jacobs Pharm
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