Rumors Of Queen Abdication Denied Amid Jubilee Preparations
The Westminster Gazette says authorities deny the queen plans to abdicate in favor of the Prince of Wales. London gears up for jubilee crowds despite anarchist leaflets and bomb fears. Queen Victoria arrives at Buckingham Palace for a banquet and diplomatic reception. A California earthquake causes structural damage in Salinas and surrounding areas. In Gaxtos Illinois, multiple men are fatally or seriously injured when struck by a freight train near the Eris express line.
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Lexpos
Prince of Wales
Exchange Télegraph Company
Westminster Gazette
London
Paris
England
Scotland Yard
Great Britain
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
California
Waltley Walle
San Francisco
Salinas
Monterey County
Troop O
Nance
Farmers’ Union
Jeffery
Jardines House
Balinas
Graves
Mission of
San Carlos Montery Fol
el Panto
Lick Observatory
Record run sets Chicago to Pittsburgh rail time
A Pennsylvania Company train completed the 180 mile Chicago to Pittsburg route in three hours 53 minutes setting a new best time. The run was accomplished quietly by officials and without fanfare as the train traversed the distance in record speed.
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Trale
Chicago
Pitteburg
Pennsylvania Company
Eit
Pittsburg
Windy City
Many queer finds made California Kelle Hunters discover remains
A San Nicholas expedition returned to Long Beach with skeletons and prehistoric tools. They found 19 skeletons buried crouching in a 20 by 20 foot excavation and hundreds of cremated remains elsewhere. The site shows diverse racial groups with notably large jawbones.
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California
Loxa Beata
CalJoas
San Nicholas
Long Beach
Fude
Carolina price for duty six cents per pound sparks debate
Washington reports Senators Tillman McLaurin and Pritchard led a finance committee assault amid Carolinas mining towns in York Spartanburg and Blacksburg with a focus on the valuable ore. Circulation warns unauthorized use of leader names and details a publicized confession and a moonshiner case in North Carolina.
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Convusta
3. C
Washington
Tillman
McLaurin
Pritchard
Senate
Theo
Carolinas
Betas
Great
York
Spartanburg
Tantaste
Blacksburg
Sale Notice Touts Embroidered Handkerchiefs and Lace
A quirky sale advertisement promises embroidered handkerchiefs at 20 cents, linen embroideries at six hundredth value, and a closing out of ladies muslin underwear with skirts and gowns left to sell. Also features go at low prices on ribbons, lace curtains, and various small textile items from a store offering deep discounts.
Bargain Clothing Sale Advertises Discounted Shirts
A sale offers 125 fing dress shirts in sizes 16 to 17 lightly soiled at low prices and complete line of neglige shirts and underwear marked down to move. Hhirte and Balbriggan items are promoted with low per unit prices. E and W Collars sold cheap. silk club ties offered 3 for 2.
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Tiew Im Americus
Shoes on sale at factory prices for all ages
Large stock of shoes in Americas sold cheaper than rivals. Direct from big US factories, the shoe department promises high quality with prices from 50 cents to 5 dollars for ladies and gents shoes, children’s options also available. Come see the department.
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Americas
United States
Big Cut in Clothing for Men and Boys
Hundreds of pairs of men's, boys and children's pants sold regardless of price. Crash suits marked down from 3.00 to 6.50. Berge coats and vests advertised at low prices. Double breasted blue serge coats and vests offered at 3.50. White duck pants valued at 1.50 to 2.00 sale prices 1.25 to 1.50. New fall leather belts arrive.
Fragmented, miscited motherhood and medicine lament
An incomplete passage discusses motherhood, suffering, and societal judgment, criticizing cold hearts and lack of maternal love. It references remedies and advertisements for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription aimed at women, claiming relief and health effects for mothers and children amidst bleak context.
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Pierce
Boece
Wall Street Firms Face Gambling Charges in Bucket Shop War
The Herald reports a new move in the bucket shop battle with Wall Street firms named for alleged gambling. Indictments may target technical violations of anti gambling laws as retaliation for recent trades and questionable dealing.
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Wall Street
Gambilag
New York
the Herald
Wallstreet
Friends of Parent Rs
Grand Jury
Riley
Interest in mica mining boosts tariff duty excitement
North Carolinians show great interest as the proposed tariff on mica sparks activity in mills and mines. Labor Commissioner Hamrock, after inspecting 100 mills across Alexander, Rowan, Cabarrus, Iredell, Gaston, Davidson, Union, Burke and McDowell counties, notes no new mills but more spindles and rising interest in mica mining especially in Cleveland, Burke, McDowell and Buncombe. One resident irons a fine mica hat found beneath his dwelling. No monazite mining occurs. people await duty imposition.
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North Carolinines
Raxzies
Hamrock
Alexander
Rowan
Cabarrus
Iredell
Gailford
Davidson
Union
Burke
McDowell
Cleveland
Murder of aged merchant sparks threatened lynching in Monroe
In Burnt Corn, Monroe county, George Bodley allegedly lured Dick Rumley to a country store, cut his throat, and robbed the cash drawer. Bodley died after confessing. a mob is feared to pursue the killer. Meanwhile Western Electric sues Hoosier Telephone Co. in federal court over alleged interstate use of instruments. Cuban family of seven poisoned after eating pork with one death reported and others ill.
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Ogra
Montgonery
Ala
Jane
Oorn
Monroe County
George Bodley
Dick Rumley
Bodley
Ker West
Gower
Meade
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Gaxtos
Ile
Albert Sickzier
Louis’ Sickmiller
Charles Faile
George Sternberger
Eris
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Moonsirners
National Co-operative Society of American Art
Copsenleatence of
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Martinelli
Fal- Heesoess
Miles
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Harrison
Anowledigs
Gostee
Razin
J. EB. Goslea
Benton
Kinston
Suffolk
Corunata
C. J. Ives
Pincal
Sumter
Ieee
Renee
Minitoil
Simonton Rowders & Pechion Wratherox
N. C
Simonton
United States Circuit Court
Farmers’ Long and Trust Company of
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Yatzin
Loudon
Lespos
Janeti
Gstelaman
Phila
Ajiddipaos
Hotos
John Davis
Raleigh, North Carolina
Stade
Bald
Baretau
Neepte
John L. Davis
North Carolina
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Thia
Acapias
Ya ‘Ors
Troy
Grimm
Aisuers
la Boy Ritter
Daris
College Boys
Cuba
Artaxia
Calian Club
Athens
Aragon
Appalachi Daas
Chattahoochée
Pegurgonte
College Stadig
Batnbridge
Ourcase
Popila
Profemor Frederick
Tas
Mestein
University
Asdaden
Ganenes
Henry
Thomas
Negro Certisloniat
Hirmingham
Gred
Garnees
Jeohmstan Ab
Bunvgiam
Johnston
Osmo Pattus
Alabua National Guard
BCA
Sree
Wash Goods Department
Ind
Damaskia
Naples
Mohawk Valley
Notion Department
Allar
Furnishing Goods Department
Gent
Buits
Allen & Shheepefield
Forsyth Street
Americus, GA
Saint Simon Hotel
Newport
H. Clancey
Monager
Colton
Bor Eram
Mallary Bros. & CO
Macon
Georgia
J. E. Bivins
Ae Istar Aeariejer Saan Fs Mt
Cey-Wetsiles
ROYAL
Jaking
Loval
Mobe
Telephone Company
Montz
Western Electric Company of
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Somme Teleptone
Hoone
Lee
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