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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
5
A reader’s urine test idea suggests sediment signals kidney issues. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted as a natural purifier and healer, with an offer to send a sample and free booklet by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton NY.
Hearst speaks to union members in Bays urging solidarity and labor support while outlining policy aims and challenges facing workers in the region.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and scattered names, hinting at a historical notice page. Readable bits reference Hearst, editors, rents, dates, and fees, but content remains largely indecipherable. The item appears to be a damaged classified or public notice page segment with unclear entities and actions.
Fragmentary remarks reveal Mr Gompers defending labor rights while opposing tactics. The dialogue touches on democracy, party lines, and working-class stakes, with critics accusing candidates of betraying labor. Vast political tension frames the postwar debate.
Chaos of garbled reports outlines Democratic figures like Howell and Brown facing a Georgia election with vague poll hints and party talk. Mentions of Bryan opposition, statewide contests, and committee meetings appear amid unclear names and dates.
In a wartime era report the Wright campaign ends as the Republican candidate for Governor withdraws. The article notes party leaders and committee actions, with references to the national committee and forthcoming efforts to select a new nominee. Ends with questions about party strategy and state politics.
Fragmented local notes describe a tense night in Fol The black man refused fare and threats arose A man named Evins returns to Des Moines for contracting work A city meeting set to discuss a pole force exam schedule and staffing The piece mentions Judge Brury from Highlanda NC and a vacation endnote.
Gompers urged labor rallygoers to vote against Cannon and Vannon allied candidates while denouncing Republican leaders as anti labor. He claimed a pro labor program failed in Congress and warned that removing Cannon would aid workers. The event drew around 700 people amid party tensions.
The fragment notes a German carpenter Het to 87 500 000 in cash and estates in Husala, claimed by a man named Schmidt of Spindelhof in Upper Palatinate, tied to a German soldier of fortune with service in the Crimean and Franco Prussian wars. The tale references a countess and balloontste pride and caution about overreaching ambition.
Unemployed workers in New York gathered at Cooper Union for a protest turned anarchist flare up as a Marsellaise played. Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman were arrested amid a police sweep after Berkman tried to address the crowd and a young woman identified as Mary Smith was detained resisting police. The scene erupted with red banners and violent chants before authorities restored order.
Gregory, formerly a cashier at a Sewanee, Tennessee bank and a branch of the Winchester Bank which failed recently, was arrested on embezzlement charges. Indicted previously, he had not been arrested until today. His case now proceeds before the Supreme Court of Tennessee.
A legislative conference on convict matters discusses informing the governor about potential dissolution of the legislature and a lease termination. The committee chair and members debate funding, plan changes, and appointing a new conference committee with representatives from multiple counties. The House reconvenes at 7 PM.
Local notices report Marguerite Hetsenbeek dying Sunday evening after a car accident. Funeral plans set with burial in Wesleyan cemetery. Also listed are multiple obituaries including Mary Fennell 49, Katherine Fennell, and a Sherman family member, with services at various churches and interments in Clarkesville and Ruswell. A Eugene Hopkins dies of diphtheria. Laura Sisk, age undated, also mourned with chapel services noted. Hodges, a former Butts County representative and state senator, remembered for candid remarks on integrity and public duty.
Dick Jemison reports on Castro possibly missing a home game for the Chaps due to delays and unclear plans. Readers note confusion over Castro’s availability and lingering questions about his return and team selection.
Labor Day events at the federal prison featured notable performances by Mrs Arthur, Miss Enelyn Tents, and Mr Frampton of New York. Walter Crown showcased two buritone solos while the crowd enjoyed dramatic readings and a variety of music. In Poplar Springs, the White Caps defeated White Caps Battle Hill in a doubleheader, 3-10 and 7-0, as both teams vie for dominance with early-season wins and strong pitching.
The morning trains from Macon Columbus and Fort Valley connect at Atlanta with No 38 leaving at 11 in the morning for Washington and New York on the Southern Railway.
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