Negro Eb Trice Faces Trial On Assault Charge
A special grand jury returned a true bill against Negro Eb Trice for allegedly attempting to assault a six year old girl near Merieds. The case, aided by testimony from the child’s father and others, will be tried this week. witnesses described strong evidence, and Trice denies the charge. The indictment followed a rapid grand jury proceeding and is expected to yield a swift resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert Trico
John Perry
Merieds
Vaidnet
J. L. Adderton
J. B. Dupree
W. (. Mitchell
T. J
W. G. Glover
Forenan
Tuin
Trice
Segro
A Westward Health Tour Through Indiana Wheat Lands
A prominent Americus resident touring for health writes from the Choctaw reservation in Indiana territory. He reports vast miles of flourishing wheat, describes dining with a local chief Frzhbxvssg dimery, who reportedly owns 12 000 acres and large wheat holdings. He notes harvesters at work daily and an endless sea of wheat as far as the eye can see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Indiana Territory
Wedding in Terrell County Ties Nuptial Knot Down There
A. Kirkland returned from Terrell county where he preached Sunday and helped a Dawson couple, Mr. Watkins and Miss Miller, wed at a country church with parental blessing. The event, described as a frontier ceremony, involved the minister guiding the couple after a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New
A. Kirkland
Terrell County
Mr. Watkins
Miss Miller
Dawson
Mr. Kirkland
Woman Health and Modesty in Medical Advice
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century notice emphasizes a woman's health as essential to her happiness and social harmony. It argues modesty should not obscure care, praising a regulator medicine for women's well being and urging attention to physical wellness to avoid suffering in silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Tales of the Town in a Day and Local Scenes
A lively column of short town vignettes notes ice cream orders, fruit arrivals, and small town happenings. It mentions peaches priced at 30 cents a peck, plans to discontinue Cable Piano Co in Americus, schooling events, rain after a picnic, and local social notes including marriages, travel, and a dog incident near Mims' store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wodson's
Brothers Black
Americus
Cable Piano Co
Planters Bank
Atlanta
Birds of Passage Coming and Going
A local list of residents and visitors traveling for business and pleasure, noting several departures and arrivals. Officials and towns like Americus, Columbus, Lumpkin, and Atlanta appear with guests visiting families, attending events, or checking in at hotels. A closing note announces Haagler’s goods at Hadson's drug store.
Fire In New York Collapses Grain Warehouse Tract
Fire in New York prompted by New Years incidents damaged brick buildings on West End Avenue owned by Gee Ketcham & Co. The blaze affected 125,000 bushels of grain, with haw bayah do tract by Axe Lows, totaling 814,009 in value across the site and surrounding structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. Ketcham & Co
West End Avenue
Axe
A Story of Sterility Suffering and Relief
A lettered testimonial details long struggle with infertility and reproductive health. Mrs Cora Gingox reports heavy menses, leucorrhea, back pains, and prior infertility until Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound allegedly aided pregnancy. Another user, Mrs Bannuart, claims relief from womb dropsy, leucorrhea, leg pains, dyspepsia, and nervous tremors after taking the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mes
Lydia Bb
Pinkham
Cora Gingox
Yaka
Nanisrez
Micu
Platts Choice Favoring Secretary Long for VP
New York Senator Platt backs Secretary of the Navy Long for vice president over Governor Roosevelt. He dismisses Roosevelt as a VP candidate and says a suitable New York man of presidential timber is preferred. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts says New England will support Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Platt
Roosevelt
Albany
Secretary Long
Lodge
Massachusetts
New England
Democratic Executive Committee Meets in Atlanta
The State Democratic Executive Committee held a major meeting at the Kimball House in Atlanta to arrange details for the state convention and discuss general matters. Chairman du Bignon presided with full committee attendance as delegates are expected to number 300 to 500 for the upcoming convention in the House of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
State
Kimball House
du Bignon
House of Representatives
Democratic state convention opens in Columbus portraits on view
The Ohio Democratic state convention began at the Auditorium at 10:30 with Hon. William B. Thomas presiding. Portraits of Bryan Thurman Jackson McLean and others were prominent. Temporary organization followed as James B. Huntington was named chairman and a resolution urged the Kansas City delegation to seek a national headquarters for the party in Columbus.
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Bryan
Thurman
Jackson
McLean
Conuars
William
Thomas
James B. Huntington
Ohio
Kansas City
Nationalemocratic Committee
Columbus
Democratic Leaders Confer With Mr Bryan in Chicago
Omcaco June 1 Hon W C Bryan and family pass through Chicago en route to Minocqua Wisconsin to stay at Colonel M G C Wetmore of St Louis summer home. Visitors include Mayor Clarrison Senator Jones of Arkansas National Committeeman Johnson of Kansas and Charles A Walsh of Iowa. Main topic discussed was campaign platform.
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Bryan
Chicago
Omcaco
W. C. Bryan
Minsoqua
Wis
M. GC. Wetmore
St. Louis
Colonel Bryan
Nore
Clarrison
Senator Jones
Arkansas
National Committee
Man Johnson
Kansas
Charles A. Walsh
Iowa
Shiloh Baptist Church Marks Annual Children Day
Hundreds attend Shiloh Baptist Church Children’s Day exercises in Sumter. Morning program features recitations songs and speeches by local children, with praise and reflection by long time community leaders. Dinner follows with abundant food and as in past years the event strengthens community and Christian citizenship.
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Shiloh
Stallings
Tharpe
Ivey
Binion
Caywood
Mabry
Davis
Blitch
Griffin
A. C. Wellens
Sheppards
Arringtone
Chambliss
McMaths
Rooke
Dardons
Colwelle
Harveys
Jordans
McGarrahs
Howells
Daniels
Beckwiths
Pilchers
Duprees
Parkers
Buchanans
C. C. Shepparder
Jno. E. Howell
Moultrie
J. H. Daniel
Friendship Banday School
Ray
Ao, Wellens
Sensational Havana Post ties postal frauds to signed papers
The Havana Post reports a sensational link to postal frauds citing an attested note from nurse Frederick Spencer who treated Inspector Maynard. It claims two callers in high positions pressured him to sign crucial documents, suggesting the signature and papers held significant stakes amid the fraud tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana Post
Havana
the Post
Frederick Spencer
Maynard
Ion
Russian Forces Landed at Tien Tsin Amid Crises In China
A Tien Tsin dispatch reports the dowager empress fled to the Russian legation in Peking and emperors return to Peking seen as hopeful though order remains fragile. International guards have arrived, while Russia may act if needed as 4000 Russians and 20 guns stand ready. Boxers loot Peking clubs and security forces patrol streets. Western ministers send marines to protect missions. business stalls as unrest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxvoy
Tien Tsin
Peking
Paking
London
Tien
China
Peking Club
Stresta
ADDITIONAL TROOPS LAND IN CHINA CRISIS
Telegraphs report tense situation as forces from Britain Germany and France reinforce Tong Shan while Americans in Peking face peril. A Chinese engine driver fled with a locomotive and crowds tried to derail tracks before troops restored order. Viceroy grants limited train movement amid guard actions.
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Trix Tsix
Here
Peking
Tong Shan
Peling
Wosrcune
General Wheeler in Talks on Northwest Command
General Wheeler met with the president in Wasiisatox and may be assigned to command the northwest, with retirement possible. The conference followed by departure notes and unspecified arrangements amid ongoing army duties.
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Grand Jury
Bill Agai
America
Mackabe Creek
Isham Cain
Ing
Louisville
Pable
Oliver
Indian Territory
Georgia
Oklahoma
Bank of Americus
Mims
Smith
Church Street
Huntington Place
Scuustern Saor Co
B T. Wise
Plains
Emmett L Bolton
Mrs Blackwell
Columbia
Ala
Charlea W. Lamar
Hot Springs
Ark
Arlington
Ree Gillis
Baisden
Lumpkin
Marietta Brown
Montezums
Maggie Buchanan
W. M. Hawkes
Fannie Farlow
Jackson Go
Mario Lamar
Annis Field
Thomasville
George Fields
Taylor Street
M. Wheatley
Harrodsburg, Ky
Miunm Williams
Lynes-Stapleton
Crawford Wheatley
Eail
Umbria
Naples
Mrs. J. Morgan
Misa Morgan
Americus Ond
I. L. Horn
Webster County
Baliwick
The
Central
Europe
Josephine Hudson
T. J. Baisden
Milledgeville
Roy Baisden
Annie Hall
Midway
C. R. Jenkins
Fannie E. B. Miller
Buena Vista
E. J. Miller
Jackson Street
Schweigert
Augusta
Mary Carmichael
Jackson, Ga
Hattie Gurr
Elizabeth Wheatley
Philadelphia
Eliza Kendrick
J.B Scott
Dooly
Minagle
Sumter
Haagler
Hadson
Asimoitte
N.C. Jana
Blanton Thacker
Thacker
Long
Ohio Democrats
Naval Academy
Walmiaton
Edward Bragg Sherman
Bradford Barnett
Henry R. Rawls
Colby
Davidll McD
Lobreton
Weatherford
Omatraxoona
Chattanoogs
Ab Brin Hla
Bying Pisces
Witch Strock
Russia
England
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
Foreign Office
From Petersburg
Tien Tain
Wasnixoroy
Navy Department
Kemp
King
Kemps
Tuku
New You
Methodist Episcopal Board
McKinley
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