Augusta Citizens Shot by Soldiers in Martial Law
Rioting in Augusta Georgia ends with three citizens shot by State militia as Governor Brown proclaims insurrection and martial law. Adjunct Gen. O Bear to take command from Atlanta, another militia company arrives from Waynesboro. States of turmoil persist as crowds react to the shooting of Baker Dorn and others.
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Augusta
Brown
Adj
William G. O’bear
Atlanta
Waynesboro
Levy
Robert Cristie
Stary
Margaret Wright Hopital
Ben F. Baker
Alfred Dorn
15Th Street
Baker
Dorn
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Home Cure
Many driven from home by coughs and lung diseases seek climate cures. A safer method is Dr King’s New Discovery, used at home. It relieves throat and lung issues, coughs, colds, grip, croup and whooping cough. 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free. Guaranteed by druggists.
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Dr. King
For Sale and Wanted Classified Item
For sale five shares of Wino yab B and L stock at $120 paid in. cheap sale offered at this office. Wanted a good secondhand marine gasoline engine, five or six horsepower. Apply at Daily Itc offices.
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Winoyab B.& L
Itc
Water Analysis Report from Charleston 1912
Sanitary water analysis No 897-01 covers water received in September 1912 from Black River Water Co Georgetown South Carolina. Results show color 130 chlorine 8 free ammonia 0 8 albuminoid ammonia 0 35 total solids 93 bacterial indications of contaminations negative. Remarks state water is free from contamination. Signed by F L Parker Jr MD.
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Charleston
S. C
Black River Water Co
Georgetown
F. L. Parker Jr
M. D
Steele Moses Co Special Sale At Georgetown
The Steele Moses Co offers an exquisite fall line of ladies suits coats dresses skirts and waists in Georgetown with large new rooms and extensive stock. Furs silk kinonas chiffon waists petticoats and baby wear are showcased as the store invites all ladies to visit and save three to eight dollars on each suit through the fall clearance.
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Steel Moses Co
Steele Moses Co
Georgetown
Deafness Cure Claims Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local treatment and must be treated constitutionally. It explains deafness as a result of Eustachian tube inflammation, often due to catarrh, and offers a $100 prize for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are offered free, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
At the Air Dome Tonight Cat and the Canary and More
Local listings advertise a program at the Air Dome featuring The Cat and the Canary a quaint pastoral comedy of old New England Pa Truebell's Troubles a brisk animated comedy gem and A Western Prince Charming from a Chaparal Prince by Edison plus a cash coupon offer for attendees.
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Old
New England
Pa Truebell
Edison
Tax Notice for 1912 State County Collections
The books for the collection of State and County taxes open October 15 1912 and close December 31 1912. Penalties apply for late payment from January to March 15. Tax rates include State 53 4-mills County 5 mills Constitutional Tax 3 mills 133-4 mills Total Poll Tax 81 0 Dog Tax 50c Commutation tax 2.00. Special Tax for multiple school bonds and rub My T ism ad. J A Hemingway County Treasurer.
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County
Electric Bitters Restores Energy for Leaders
The ad touts Electric Bitters as essential for healthy living and enterprise leadership. It claims strong energy and recovery from rheumatism liver trouble stomach disorders and kidney issues. A testimonial from Chas B Allen of Sylvania Georgia praises four bottles for lasting improvement. Only 50c at druggists.
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Chas B. Allen
Sylvania
For Sale South Georgia Farm and Timber Tracts
Advertisement offers bundles of 100 farms and timber tracts for sale across Thomas Brooks Grady Decatur and Mitchell counties in Georgia. Describes varied sizes with level sandy loam and red clay soils, plenty labor, good roads, schools, churches, water sources, mills, turpentine sites, and colonization lands. W. E. Craigmiles of Thomasville invites written inquiries for early mail responses.
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Thomas
Brooks
Grady
Decatur
Mitchell
Georgia
Soth
Swiss mountain goat impresses St Louis neighborhood with acrobatic leaps
A Swiss mountain goat kept by Frank B. Mestemacher in St Louis leaps over twelve to fifteen foot sheds and porches, jumps twenty to thirty feet from highest roofs, and clears fences as neighbors watch in astonishment. The three foot six inch tall animal adores salt and thrives on attention, rarely disturbed by children.
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St. Louis
Frank B. Mestemacher
Mestemacher
Christian Brothers’ College
Third National Bank
Chamois
Shells Cause a Romance in Topeka Eggs
A farm girl near Topeka Kansas shipped eggs to Hackensack New Jersey. Theodore Sidore and George Zile shared the same eggs and began a secret romance. Each received the girl’s photo and both sent proposals. They confessed they were in love with the same girl and plan to travel west to meet her. The loser will be the best man.
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Hackensack
N. J
Topeka
Kan
Brooklyn Professor Turns Back From Mount McKinley Ascent
Prof Herschel C Parker of Brooklyn and Beb Browne of Tacoma returned from Alaska after failing to summit Mount McKinley last June. They reached 20 100 feet on the third attempt, faced 26 below zero, and cited severe cold and storms. Parker met his wife at Seattle and saw his baby for the first time since departure.
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Seattle, Wash
Herschel C. Parker
Brooklyn
Bebmore Browne
Tacoma
Mount McKinley
Alaska
Parker
Prof
Mr. Browne
Seward
Alaska Range
Muldrow Glacier
Tom Lloyd
Parker-browne
Muldrow
Prof. Parker
Browne
Man saves woman then abandons her in river
A Bellegrade mechanic named Dubois leaped into the Rhone to rescue a drowning woman, only to realize she was his mother in law with whom he had quarrels. He returned her to the water and walked away, while a boatman later saved her.
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Geneva
Rhone
Bellegrade
Dubois
Negroes Rest Is Costly In St Louis Guarded Home
St Louis spends 15 a day to guard the home of R A Hudlin and his family to keep peace amid resentment over a so called negro invasion in their residential district. Police protection began in May and will continue through September 16 unless halted.
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St. Louis
R.A. Hudlin
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