12 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
1
A sensational ad claims alcoholism is a treatable disease. It promotes the Home Gold Cure as an antidote that neutralizes poison and erases the craving for alcohol. The Nova scheme suggests private at home use, guarantees results, and offers international shipping for one dollar.
News from Milours House reports a crisis night past with the president’s condition improving steadily. Doctors express cautious optimism and plan to move him to Washington if stable as nationwide preparations begin for a national day of rejoicing and a whistle and cannon salute. Emma Goldman faces arrest amid anti-government turmoil in Chicago and St Louis.
Detroit reports the Czolgosz family lived at 141 Benton Street in 1874 and Leon may have been born there in the summer of 1874. Neighbors recall the father and family moving to Posen Michigan in 1875 before later settling in Alpena. If born in Alpena, Leon would be about 26 in 1901.
A dispatch from Paris reports hundreds of reservists in Montoeau-Les Mines returned in uniform from maneuvers, sang The Internationale, fixed bayonets, charged gendarmes, and compelled a retreat. The soldiers then held a mass meeting and passed a resolution in favor of revolution.
A two story brick building housing the Oregon Short Line railway general offices at 212 to 223 South West Temple burned this morning. The Mine and Smelter basement fire triggered a dynamite explosion damaging the structure and vaults. Four firemen were injured by glass. Loss estimated at 250000 with offices to move to the Dooley block temporarily.
William J. Wright a patternmakers' league organizer is arrested in Denver on kidnapping and highway robbery accusations tied to the abduction of Walter s a fellow pattern maker. Walters says he was stripped beaten and robbed and Wright says he aimed to overturn expulsions from the union. Lord Kitchener reports resumed campaign gains near Pretoria with surrenders and captures of rifles ammunition and cattle.
The Greenville criminal court opened with Judge Townsend in session. In solicitor Boggs absence M F Ansel acts. The docket is heavy and Mattie Hughes famous case for killing her husband may be called this term. She resides in Spartanburg.
A preacher cites Nehemiah and the feast of tabernacles to urge peace with God and with others, calling for building a gospel booth from olive and pine branches. He argues religion is evergreen health, and urges reconciliation through Christ amid modern quarrels and distress.
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