Japan War Declarations and Irregular News from Aug 1
Reports from Texic and London detail Japan declaring war on China and withdrawing troops from Seoul to reinforce Yashan. Sacks of diplomacy read that Kow Shing sank under mistaken British flag while rescued by Naniwa boats. Meanwhile Miss Mary Stevenson’s romance with Curtis ends amid vice president’s opposition.
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Japan
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Great Britain
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Yashan
China
Londox
the Exchange Telegraph Company
California Fig Syrup Ad Buoys Sales
One enjoys both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant to taste and acts gently on the system. it relieves constipations and colds and is claimed to be a popular remedy. The ad notes wide availability and urges purchase for relief and regular use.
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Penns
Gee
Portrait Of Curtis And Miss Stevenson Affair Emerges
The article describes Curtis, a handsome 28 year old man, seeking to reestablish contact with Miss Mary Stevenson, 23, amid a public romance in Washington society. It notes limited discussion by Curtis and statements from reliable sources confirming the details while highlighting the vice president’s distress and hopeful guidance.
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Miss Stevenson
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
Misa Stevenson
Mary Stevenson
Washington
Inegon
Georgia's Crops Brighten After Rainy Summer
Commissioner Nesbitt reports to farmers that corn and cotton yields should greatly improve from earlier droughts. June and July rains revived northern crops and revived drooping plants, while southern fields saw less impact but steady recovery. Cotton, though slowed by leaf growth, shows healthy stands where moisture returned, boosting expectations for a better fall harvest.
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Atlanta
Nesbitt
State Agricultural Department
Georgia
Cowboys After Cattle Thieves at Fort Myrris
About 50 cowboys employed by Ly bass Mann Bros. and Parker Bros. chase cattle thieves along the Caloosshatchie in Fort Myrris Florida. Over 400 head of cattle have crossed the river in the last month, and armed cowboys warn of potential trouble as they pursue marauders.
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Fla
Lybass
Mann Bros
Parker Bros
Eetiles
Dragged to Death at Whiteside Tennessee Incline
Aug 1 reports Fred Keefe aged 21 was dragged eight distanced about 60 feet after attempting to board an incline car. He suffered a fractured skull and torn flesh on both legs and died hours later. An independent ticket appears in Avoyelles Georgia opposing Democratic incumbents for the legislature with two named candidates.
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Fred Keefe
Mner
Whiteside
Tenn
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Democratic
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Ibis
Ee Man Henna
Vuln Inson
Democrats in Iowa appoint Boies permanent convention chair
The Democratic state convention at Calvary Tabernacle in Des Moines with about 400 delegates opened with caucuses at nine. J M Parsons led as temporary chairman before Governor Boies was elected permanent chair. In Washington Judge J Holt, former judge advocate general and ex secretary of war, died at his residence after a recent illness.
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Sttate
Des Marxus
Calvary Tabernade
J. M. Parsons
Boies
Shansas
Washington
J. Holt
Army
Ton
Death follows during funeral for wife in Gaveston
In Gaveston on August 1 Joseph Murney, a noted cotton man, died of heart disease brought on by exertion while nursing his wife during her funeral. He was years old.
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Gaveston
Joseph Murney
Murney
Health of the Bismarcks and Local Notices
Princess Bismarck fell from her bed on Sunday and remains unconscious, causing alarm as Prince Bismarck shows a slight prostration from overwork in Paris. In Phelps a 25 year old, known as Billy the Kid, was jailed for horse theft. Postmaster Kerr's son Will J. Kerr was killed in a mine explosion near Asheville. A letter from Capt Hoes notes withdrawal from a tax receiver race due to candidates and public will.
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Bismarck
Paris
Ang
Phelps
Marshall Tom Covington
Billy the Kid
John P. Kerr
Isabella
Tenn
Interarmaica
Will J. Kerr
W. M. Kerr
Asheville
Capt
Hoes
Tinks Recorder
Daniel
Infant of Mr and Mrs Brown Passes After Two Days
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown died Sunday evening and was laid to rest at Oak Grove cemetery yesterday. The little one lived only two days on earth before returning to Heaven. Many friends extend sympathy to the bereaved parents in their deep affliction.
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Mr. Curtis
Miss Stevenson
Poeculony
Lewis Stevenson
Stevenson
Cape May
Hotel Powhattan
Charleston
W. Va
Bar Harbor
Curtis
Death of Stewart County Tax Collector Ard
Luarry Ga July 30 The tax collector of Stewart county George W Ard died this morning He has held the collector for thirty years He leaves a large family He was a faithful officer and public spirited citizen
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Luarry
Stewart County
George W. Ard
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