30 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
1
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Worcester dispatch notes the death of Hon. Henry Clay Hall in Millbury at age 81. A 20 year Cuba consul and minister to Central America, he retired from public service in 1892 due to ill health and was famed as the dean of the diplomatic corps for his eight presidential administrations served.
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From New Orleans to Baton Rouge reports detail a race riot beginning at a negro camp meeting. One white man dead, another dying, a third wounded. nine black individuals, five men three women and a child, killed. Dozens of blacks fled into swamps, likely to perish without care.
Grand Rapids dispatch reports State Senator Geo E Nichols under scrutiny for alleged witness bribery in the Salsbury case. Despite backing from Ionia friends he denies affidavits by Garman and Cameron and remains a candidate for attorney general. Across Michigan, Bradly returns to prison, a liquor scare erupts, and local incidents from Dryden to Owosso unfold with trials, fires, and public meetings.
During the Pratt trial in Lansing, former Representatives Cheever and Burfoot testified that Speaker Adams urged votes for a law report bill, while Pratt allegedly did not discuss the subject with them. Evidence included letters from West Publishing Co. showing a $2,000 deposit to secure legit aid in passing the bill, and an office boy testified to removing letters Pratt ordered destroyed to prevent grand jury access.
A testimonial from Silas Vernoos of Wawarsing New York describes his daughter’s scrofula sores covering face and head. After six bottles, her sores healed fully and there was no recurrence. The letter touts permanent relief regardless of age and urges readers to ask their druggist for Hood's Sarsaparilla only.
Pittsburg October 30 A discharged workman John McArdelle killed Charles Youngberg superintendent for Geo A Fuller Co on the second floor as workers left. A 500 strong crowd faced police while McArdelle hid behind a barrier declaring I did it for one day's pay. Youngberg from Brooklyn three weeks in US. Also Chamberlain speaks in Scotland defending South African policy.
A club scene shows two men with rheumatism ten years post exposure. One aged, with a crutch, uses Athlo-phoros and is cured. the other spent fortunes on doctors and baths yet remains unwell. Athto-phores claims origin with a world renowned doctor and promises relief in one bottle.
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