Roosevelt Begins Panama Isthmus Trip Aboard Mayflower
President Roosevelt sails from Washington aboard the Mayflower for a four day isthmus tour. He and Mrs Roosevelt, joined by officials, pass Wolf Trap Light to the Louisiana as the journey to Panama starts. They plan to inspect old French canal terminals at La Boca and view the planned Pacific end real water depth. The party returns to Washington aboard the Louisiana, arriving Nov 27.
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Washington
President Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
Panama
Rappahannock River
Chesapeake Bay
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Loeb
Lenize
A. T. Long
Colon
President Amador
Amador
Shonts
Canal Commission
la Boca
Ancon
Wolf Trap Light
Mob Hangs Negro Before Troops Arrive in Georgia
In Mitchell county a mob beat the Georgia state militia to Sale City and hanged Jet Hicks, the man who killed John Akridge. Troops arrived too late to save him as crowds watched the execution from the jail yard. Hicks was captured in Dooley county and brought to Sale City. Gov. Terrell had ordered the militia to intervene.
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Moultrie
Georgia
Jet Hicks
John Akridge
Sale City
Mitchell County
Dooley County
Bale City
Terrell
Special
Man urges sharing kidney pill experience in public duty
Montpelier resident Joseph Wilgus testifies he was cured by Dean's Kidney Pills after exposure and driving caused kidney trouble. He reports irregular secretions, pain, and discoloration but notes relief from the first dose and urges others to use the remedy sold by Foster-Milburn Co. at 50 cents a box.
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Joseph Wilgus
Montpelier
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
First Flower of Spring Snowdrops Brighten Long Winter
In the northern United States the snowdrop is the earliest reliable garden sign of spring. Its pendulous white blossoms with a green heart appear before the last snow melts. Snowdrops thrive in narrow passages and partial shade, blooming earlier with March sun and tolerating dense shade and northern exposure.
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United States
Rossetti
America
Allcock’s Plaster Recommended for Back Pain in Eve’s Daughters
Marion Harland cites Eve’s Daughters advising Allcock’s Plaster for back strain. The plaster provides sustained warmth and tonic effects, to be worn over the seat of discomfort for days or weeks as needed.
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Marion Harland
America
Eve
Grape Nuts Aid Dyspepsia Patients Says Reader
A reader credits Grape Nuts with reversing chronic dyspepsia and nervousness linked to improper meals. After starting the food, he reports reduced heaviness, restored appetite, weight gain of 15 pounds, and no coffee intake for weeks. He attributes improvement to the cereal’s satisfying effect and digestion support.
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