Drugged and Smaried at Savannah and Tarred in Colorado
Cincinnati man Sheridan K. Stout testifies in Savannah tale of marriage by fraud to a physician's patient, nearly killed by morphine, with 21 punctures found on his arm and a marriage ceremony denied. Colorado Adjutant General Tarsney abducted, tarred, feathered, and warned away, amid a manhunt ordered by Governor Waite. Other items note Knights of Pythias encampment preparations and Rapid City bank suspension.
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After the Architect Involved in Capitol Ventilation Clash
Mr Clarke the Capitol architect for over forty years faces a house move to abolish his office after resisting resignation. The ventilation issue has divided committee members and could prompt presidential action. Senate support is doubtful due to Clarke’s strong ties. Telegraphed notes add regional political and social incidents.
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Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Kidney and Digestive Relief
Advertises Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting remedy that gently yet promptly cleanses the kidneys and bowels, dispels colds and headaches, and offers effective purification of the system. Claims high quality and benefits, urging consumers to avoid substitutes and buy from leading druggists. California Syrup of Figs distribution details included.
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Income tax debate and amendments in the Florida Senate
The Florida Senate discusses a five member committee to investigate corporate influence on elections and legislation. Amendments to the income tax provisions fail at various levels as Hill pushes lower exemptions and later dates. Speaker Crisp returns to applause as Pythias lodge amendments are approved and the general fidelity bill moves in committee.
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Colonna's troubles and railroad shop orders in era headlines
Paris reports a settled suit between Joseph Pulit ger and Prince Galatio Colonna with a World letter denying Colonna’s scandal ties. Portsville notes Philadelphia Reading shops to run 12 hours to speed 15,000 shop cars amid anthracite shipment growth. Pueblo calls a People's party convention for Sept 4. Chicopee bank clerk Emil Knappe jailed in Boston for embezzling 1,000, admitting two years of theft in stocks during the panic.
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Daughter of Scottsboro Farmer Missing in Chattanooga
J W Gilbreath seeks his 15 year old daughter Laura in Chattanooga after a scandal involving Laura and John Roach, a married man with two children. A widespread search fails to locate Laura who may have fled to Atlanta, with Roach allegedly assisting her departure.
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Tammany Feuds Over Crisp Fourth Speech Invitation
New York reporters describe Tammany Hall pressure over Speaker Crisp's acceptance of an Independence Day address invitation. Governors, congressmen, and reform groups press for a decision while defending national recognition and possible snubs from a Reform Club incident last year.
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Murder charge looms as Lochner held in jail
Reacting to a murder accusation in St Laale Joseph Lochner sits in jail while testimony centers on his 5 year old deaf mute daughter who the witness Abe Slupsky allegedly forced to reenact the killing in a disturbing scene at Lochner’s room. The account describes the child’s rendition and the family dispute over the tragedy with other local legal figures involved.
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