05 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
1
An advertiser claims scrofula can linger through childhood with minimal symptoms before swelling and emissions. The copy urges complete eradication and promotes a Model Light Arm Sewing Machine No 6 offered with freight prepaid and a ten year warranty, refund within 80 days if unsatisfactory.
Audiences are invited to subscribe to the Tennille News and the Atlanta Journal offering low annual rates. Postmasters can forward subscriptions, with two papers weekly and related announcements aiming to attract readers.
An at home cure claiming to neutralize drink cravings with the HOME GOLD CURE sold for one dollar. It asserts it can be added to tea or coffee without the drinker’s knowledge, guarantees transformation of drinkers, and offers physician advice upon request from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
reports from Pirrspura and multiple cities show labor demonstrations failing to bolster strikers while many plants restart or expand operations. New skilled workers enter Star tinplate, Continental tubeworks, and other mills. managers express confidence as other plants resume full operation amid wage dispute noise.
Commander Seaton Schroeder and Professor David P. Todd travel aboard the China en route to Washington. Hawaiian Attorney General E. P. Dole and Justice Groar arrive from Honolulu. Miles E Gorman kills his wife and himself inOCornina New York. Three Chinese men die in a Pell Street fire, totaling about $25,000 in losses.
President names William A O Malley third lieutenant revenue cutter service and officers in War and Navy to posts including California debris commission and port inspector. Interior picks Francis M Elsy to chair road damages ref in Choctaw Nation. Comptroller notes national bank currency rise to 957 million with bonds and deposits figures. Mint reports August coinage of 10.14 million.
Brussels dispatch in The Times says no belief Kruger will be received by the czar during the France tour. Nicholas allegedly refused to see the Boer ex-president, signaling alignment with France and Russia and Germany against intervention. Also notes injunction against bookmakers at Delmar race track and Phil Rush resigning from Mississippi statehouse commissioners.
The Republica, a semi official organ, says notes have failed and the time for reprisals has arrived over threatening questions between nations. Diplomacy exhausted all means and now government must act. In London, ex Governor Krause of Johannesburg is charged with high treason and remanded. Li Hung Chang’s waning health hints at changes in Chinese leadership and governance.
A Sentinel dispatch from Greenville Tennessee reports a fatal boiler blast at Daileyton twelve miles north. Engineer Alfred Harrin died instantly, Charles Newberry was fatally injured, and Jono Hatley and John Wattenbarger were wounded but not killed. The threshing machine owner was John Wattenbarger.
A sermon from Waautxcrox recalls Paul in a basket lowered from a Damascus wall to escape pursuit. The narrative links tiny acts to vast outcomes, noting how rope makers, basket givers, and unseen supporters enabled vast missionary work and preserved Christian history.
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