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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1910

Page

2

Brooklyn Pole Claim Prompted Millionaire Backing Talks

Captain B F Osborn said millionaires offered over 1 million dollars to back Dr Frederick Cook in proving his claim of reaching the north pole before Peary. Cook plans to appear in New York within three weeks and may lecture to establish the truth with scientists, while Osborn denies any today visit.

Milionaires Brooklyn Pole New York B. F. Osbon Arctic Club Frederick Cook Commander Peary North Pole Osborn Dr. Cook Peary

Fatal forest fire in Louisiana lumber camps claims eight lives

Information from Louisiana logging camps reports a woman and seven men died Wednesday in a forest fire that destroyed several camps. Fire fighters led by Mrs. Ivy perished while protecting Mrs. Ivy's home as flames spread through a thicket. others were injured.

Louisiana Dryproong Mrs. Ivy

Big Seal Catches Reported From Newfoundland Fleet

A wireless dispatch from the sealing steamer Florizel reports 45,000 seals valued at 100,000 as a record for one ship. Other Florizel fleet ships report 10,000 to 40,000 seals each. Eight of twenty vessels total 201,000 seals valued over 500,000.

St. Johns N. F New Foundland Cape Race Station

University Selects Reese to Deliver 1910 Commencement Sermon

Bishop F F Reese of the Georgia diocese has been chosen by the University of Georgia to preach the commencement sermon at the chapel on Sunday June 12. Reese formerly lived in Georgia and became head of the Georgia diocese after the state was split into two dioceses.

Athens F. F. Reese Georgia Episcopal Church Ben University of Georgia Reese

Electric Bitters Restore Health After Grippe

The Demon of the Air is the germ of LaGripne that breathes in and brings suffering to thousands. Its after effects are weakness, nervousness, loss of appetite, energy, ambition, with disordered liver and kidneys. The great remedy then is Electric Bitters, a tonic blood purifier and regulator of stomach, liver and kidneys. Thousands have proved they strengthen nerves, build up the system and restore health after Grippe. Only 50c with perfect satisfaction guaranteed by GC Whitehurst.

Whitehurst

Owe The Argus Prompt Payment Notice

Reader urged to call to arrange payment on outstanding subscription or account with The Argus, ensuring timely settlement and avoiding service interruption.

Argus

Prompt relief in all cases of throat ending trouble

Threa ending trouble relief with Chamber lain's Cough Remedy described as pleasant soothing and healing. Sold by Slaton Drug Co. in Jackson Georgia.

Chamberlain’s Slaton Drag Co Jackson, Ga

Postal Deficit 15 Smaller Washington Quarter Surplus

The post office department reports a surplus of 2111356.69 for October December 1909, the largest quarter in the department’s history. Indications suggest the annual postal debit will fall below 10 million dollars, well under last year’s 17 million estimate.

Washington Post Office Department

Remarkable Journey Begins Foot Trip to Birthplace

James Fish, 70, a Manchester England native and Valdez resident for ten years, starts a land journey from Santa Cruz to Boston after a boat trip from Alaska. He plans to walk across the country covering all land portions of the route.

Valdez, Alaska James Fish Manchester England Santa Cruz Cal Boston Valdez Alaska

Eleven-Year-Old Boy Rescued From City Sewer

Macon Georgia. Charles R Reid’s son, eleven, narrowly escaped death yesterday in a sewer at Third and Hawthorne as he tried to pass between exits. Officer Tom Avant aided by others freed the boy, who was exhausted and unconscious upon extraction.

Macon Charles R. Reid Third Hawthorne Streets Tom Avant

Kentucky Mines Close as Strike Talks Continue

Kentucky district 3 mines in western Kentucky suspend operations and remain closed until an agreement is reached between operators and miners, with workers awaiting a settlement.

Lennieville Kentucky

Fire Sweeps Miscissir3i Town Causing 100000 Dollar Loss

Investigation could not determine the origin of the Saturday night blaze in Secdon Mississippi. The flames destroyed ten buildings, including a drug store Duke and Son and several others, while a bucket brigade saved a bank and a few structures.

Secdon Miss Duke & Son

Donaghey Re Nominated In Arkansas Primary

Unofficial returns show Governor George W. Donaghey re nominated by a large majority over Judge C C Kavanaugh in the Democratic primary. Official results from remote counties will take several days due to reporting delays. In Arkansas the Democratic nomination is tantamount to election.

Donaghey Little Rock Ark George W. Donaghey C. C. Kavanaugh Arkansas

Victims and Tensions Mark Six-Week Strike in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports reveal eleven people killed by street cars or during collisions since the six week car men strike began. Leaders urge the transit company to hire only reliable operatives to curb hazards and pressure for safer service.

Philadelphia

Peace is 10 return: Miners' Union leader predicts brief suspension

Thomas L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, says the work suspension in the Maines will not last long as a new wage contract is being negotiated. He notes tentative settlements across Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, western Kentucky, and the southwest, with a 5.55 percent wage increase likely. He adds that non-union districts in West Virginia and nearby areas have raised pay, showing benefits to union miners. He will visit Bridgeport, Ohio, and then DuBois, Pa., or Pittsburgh.

Indianapolis Ind United States Thomas L. Lewis United Mine Workers Maines Illinois Lewis Pennsylvania Indiana Iow Ohio Kentucky Southwest West Virginia Maryland Bridgeport DuBois Pittsburg

Halley's Comet poised for Yerkes telescope view

Lake Geneva Wisconsin observers anticipate the Yerkes telescope at Williams Bay will soon reveal Halley's comet. The comet has passed the sun and will be visible with the naked eye within about three weeks, growing brighter toward its May 19 peak.

Lake Geneva Wis Williams Bay Observatory University of Chicago Halley

Vendetta murder in New York ends with three escapees

In New York a feud related to a woman led to the killing of John Lewis, known as Hand some Tony or Tough Tony, on the East Side. He was shot from a speeding car as he tried to draw his revolver. Police believe the dispute rooted in a woman sparked the crime. three killers fled in the car.

New York John Lewis Tony East Side

Kate Thomas Sinks After Collision Off Falmouth

The 4 masted British ship Kate Thomas, towed by an unknown steamer, was rammed and sunk near Falmouth. The captain, mates, their wives, and fifteen crewmen drowned. only a ship's apprentice survived.

Falmouth England Kate Thomas

Foley's Kidney Pills Ad Promotes Quick Relief

Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Pills provide prompt relief for kidney and bladder disorders and are healing, strengthening, and antiseptic. Sold by Slaton Drug Co.

Foley Slaton Drug Co

Veterans Favor Chattanooga for 1911 Confederate Reunion

Local delegates to the Confederate Veterans Reunion at Mobile voted to support Chattanooga Tennessee as the site for the 1911 convention. The action was taken at a Saturday meeting of the Joseph E Johnston chapter in Dalton Georgia.

Chattanooga Dalton Mobile Tenn Joseph E. Johnston

Section Hands on Strike in Bowling Green Line

Over 2 000 section men on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line struck after wage increase demands were refused.

Bowling Green Ohio Cincinnati, Hamilton and Parton

Clock cleaning sale at Edwards Jewelry Store

Local ad promotes clock cleaning for one dollar at Edwards Jewelry Store. The offer highlights a quick service and relies on the shop’s name to attract customers in the downtown district.

Edwards’ Jewelry Store

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