Lippman’s Great Remedy PPP Promoted in Savannah Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts PPP Lippman’s Great Remedy for loss of appetite, liver and bowels issues, and numerous ailments. It claims all natural ingredients and strong spirits preserve the medicine. Also promotes Buggies and Wagons by Warthen & Irwin.
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Pittsburg Fire Losses Totals 263000 With Insured Coverage
A Burlington Magazine note on early Magiles earthenware cups contrasts with a Pittsburg fire on Liberty Avenue. The revised losses total 263000 with the Plate Glass Company at 160000 and other firms incurring smaller sums. The blaze, one of the hottest in years, involved over 60 horses and extensive damage across several factories.
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National Prohibitionists call meeting for 1906 convention
Chicago reports Oliver W. Stewart urging the National Prohibition committee to meet at the Auditorium Hotel on Wednesday December 16 at 10 a.m. to set the time and place for the next national convention. Members from every state and territory expected, with Buffalo Detroit Indianapolis Columbus Kansas City and Minneapolis among applicants.
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Large fortune at stake in Arthur Beckwith case
In New York a probate debate hinges on the death date of artist Arthur Beckwith, vanished from Sanford Hall asylum in 1894. Heir conflicts involve the Forbes Beckwith brothers and two half million dollar estates, with petitions to settle the death date to favor Leonard Beckwith heirs.
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Labor Day Parade Delights Atlanta With Large Turnout
Labor Day in Atlanta drew large crowds from nearby towns in the biggest parade yet, led by Chief John W Ball and mounted officers. The procession moved from the state capitol along Mitchell Street to Whitehall and Peachtree, ending at North Avenue with a harmony between white and colored laborers. About 20,000 filled Ponce de Leon Casino for speeches by Walter B. Dean and others, marking the day as highly successful for Atlanta labor.
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Maysville School Faces Lockout as Factions Clash
Harmony Grove Ga Sept 8 The Maysville school dispute remains unsettled as Prof Reese Griffin resigns and leaves town. Mrs Jennie Truitt leads the rival faction teaching in a separate school while both sides have filed injunctions and the schoolhouse sits locked with Banks county sheriff awaiting court ruling.
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Negro stowaway leaps steamship Berkshire into sea
In Savannah the Berkshire from Philadelphia saw a handcuffed stowaway jump overboard as boats searched five miles below the city. He vanished into dusk. fate unknown. Also in Savannah the Central Railroad shops face a 2% pay raise demand with a possible strike if not resolved. Carnesville anticipates an Athens electric railway soon, and Columbus reports the Southern Bell long distance line to Waverly Hall is complete.
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Roosevelt Makes Diplomatic Promotions in Washington
President Roosevelt makes several diplomacy appointments. John W Riddle of Minneapolis moves from first secretary at Petersburg to consul general and diplomatic agent at Cairo replacing the late John G Long. Spencer B Eddy of Illinois becomes first secretary of embassy at St Petersburg. Peter A Jay of Rhode Island advances to flat secretary of legation at Constantinople and Alyea Franz Smith of Pennsylvania becomes second secretary at Constantinople.
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Golden Jubilee for Archbishop Ryan’s Ordination Opens
In Philadelphia at Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul a solemn pontifical mass marks the fiftieth anniversary of Archbishop Ryan’s ordination. Eight archbishops, 21 bishops, five monsignors and about 60 priests attend as Bishop Horstmann of Cleveland preaches. A $200,000 jubilee fund, donated by Roman Catholics of the archdiocese, will support the archdiocesan fund for St Vincent’s orphanage.
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McCune sells entire stake in Consolidated Railroad and Power
A. M. McCune has sold his complete interest in the Consolidated Railroad and Power company, including all Salt Lake city street car lines, to Utah Power and Light. The deal covers property valued at about six million dollars. McCune has focused recently on railroad construction and Peru mine development.
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Six Day Bicycle Race Opens in Salt Lake City
A six day bicycle race at the Salt Palace track began with one hour contested that night. Eight of twelve starters finished the first hour covering 25 miles and four laps. Competitors include J. F. Staver of Portland Oregon N Hopper of Chicago Beers Buffalo New York W B Samuelson and O B Emrey of Salt Lake City.
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Fatal excavation accident at Spencer brick yard
In Rowan county a brick yard worker James Caldwell was buried by a cave in while digging a deep excavation. A crowbar pierced his chest and he died hours after being rescued. The accident occurred at Spencer where Caldwell was employed.
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Santa Fe Road Raises Wages Across System
Santa Fe railway announces a wage increase of two cents an hour for boiler makers machinists and blacksmiths at all shops from Chicago to Albuquerque. The higher pay costs the company about 100000 dollars per year with 60000 dollars paid out in Topeka.
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