An Excellent Combination CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
An advertisement extols Luxur ov Fros a laxative by the California Fig Syrup Co. It touts pleasant taste and gentle yet prompt relief, addressing constipation and kidney liver bowels effects. Claims ingredients from senna and aromatic plants, warns of imitations, lists locations Louisville and New York, and notes price and druggist availability.
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Luxur
Calibomnia. Co
California Fico Sixur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
BAM Francieco
Cal
Louisville
New York
Ste. Per Bottie
Concentrated Comfort: A Customer Named Product Tagline
A fragmented inquiry references Concentrated Comfort as a product name given by customers to a men's care item. The incomplete text limits details about design, purpose, or brand context, leaving the exact nature of the product unclear.
Fighting at Iloilo Rebels Slain in Battle
Details of March 16 fighting at Iloilo report one killed and 15 wounded in the Eighteenth Infantry with 60 rebels killed and 100 wounded. American forces used long Hotchkiss guns under General Miller north of Jaro. Several sunstroke cases noted among troops.
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Ilcilo
Tennessee Volunteers
Miller
Jaro
Eighteenth Infantry
Louis Bebl
Joseph Daley
Theodore Barr
Preston Savage
William Braschke
D. Tazhorme
C. Joseph R. Mo
Willian Lohman
John Rodgers
William Bizman
H. Riley Callahan
William R. Rodenberger
William Mark
Wood
E. William Buster
Charles E. Bates
California
T. A. Marlow
Photographer Tortured by Head Hunters in Manila Area
Captain McQuesten reports A. B. Porters, American photographer, captured by Filipino insurgents near Manila, tortured in a dirty jail, accused of wanton violence, forced to endure a war dance, wounded in the arm, later moved to Malolos with other captives before rescue by American officers. The assailants are described as Head Hunters.
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Manila
San Francisco
McQuesten
A. B Porters
Peters
Ene
Hia
Malolos
Appaaiany
Voleseth
Captain McQuesten
Poisoned bullets in use in Philippines fight
Reports from medical officers with US troops in the Philippines say Aguinaldo's forces use brass tipped bullets. Several American soldiers are wounded by the poisonous projectiles, with wounds harder to heal than those from ordinary bullets. Officials note no authority can stop the practice, reflecting on their self governance. In Washington, March 28. Deschanel denies marriage rumors from Paris.
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Wasnigatox
War Department
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Fragmentary note on aging and courtship Charm in marriage
Fragmentary text discusses aging beauty and attraction in marriage. It compares a woman's youthfulness to later years and ponders how men respond to her looks and courtship as time passes. The content is unclear and appears mangled.
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Atougl
Augustans Oppose Mayoral Election in Augusta
Augusta faces a possible election vacancy due to Patrick Walsh's death but locals prefer to avoid a mayoral contest. If forced, Mayor Pro Tem Phinisy would be eligible and likely chosen. Report notes economic ties and conservative business interest to sidestep politics amid recent dissension. Also covers train derailment near Augusta injuring Miss Mary Mack of Gaffney and a prizefight interruption by police.
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Avovsta
Augusta
Patrick Walsh
Tom Phinisy
Simone To & Man
W. M. Dunbar
Dan Kerr
Trial of bank director nears end in Asheville report
The trial of J E Dickerson, director of the First National Bank, unfolds slowly as evidence centers on checks drawn just before the bank failed. His confession of gaining 9000 discounted notes complicates the defense which argues misidentification. Insolvent signers testified they signed at Dickerson’s request, while some notes were credited to others. Other items note South Carolina detachments sailing for the U S and an army beef inquiry board heading to New York. A Brooklyn team arrives in Charleston for practice. A well dressed man, possibly J F Norcan of Atlanta, dies at a depot.
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First National
Asheville
Asurville
N. C
J. E. Dickerson
First National Bank
W. E. Breese
Dickerson
Coffin
Eles
E. J. Evans
County Democratic Conventions Held Across Alabama
Sparse attendance marked county Democratic meetings to certify last Saturday’s primaries and choose delegates for the state convention. In Montgomery, delegates were named and instructed to back Tennant Lomax for at large, while resolutions urged keeping Montgomery as capital, preserving tax limits, and submitting the new constitution to voters. Governor Johnston’s administration received endorsement.
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Alabama
Montcomery
Ala
T. M. Arlington
Ed A Graham
Gordon McDonald
Thorington
Thomas Watts
Montgomery County
Rty
Arch
Tennant Lomax
Montgomery
Democratic Party
Elsct
Johnston
No Peaches for Export in Georgia This Year
Georgia peach growers meeting at the Brown House report a severe cold has killed the early bud crop and there will be no peaches for shipment in Georgia this year. Some trees survived, with prospects for a good crop next year though local demand will be met by a scarce yield. Meeting adjourned to first Wednesday in May to discuss dissolving the Georgia Fruit Growers association and merging into the State Horticultural Society.
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Georgia
Macox
Dudley M. Huyes
Georgia Peach Growers’ Association
Brown House
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Association
State Horticultural Society
Large fire devastates Thomasville amid hotel threat
A morning blaze in Thomasville Georgia destroyed the A W Palin and Bro carriage and blacksmith shop the Kentucky stables and the Thomasville Opera Company building along with one or two frame structures. Loss around 40000 with the opera house the heaviest hit. The Piney Woods hotel narrowly escaped damage as guests remained safe through a tense night. President and Hanna cottage nearby were noted as distant locations.
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Tuwawasville
A. W. Palin & Bro
Kentucky
Whitaker & Elder
Thomasville Opera Company
Piney Woods
Hanna Cottage
Impetus in Gold Mining in North Georgia Mills Planned
March 23 Atlanta report says Dahlonega Consolidated reports rich ore winter results. Company plans immediate 100 stamp mill and chlorination plant at Hand and Yahoola mines, among the most expensive east of the Mississippi.
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North Georgia
Atlanta
Dahlonega Consolidated Company
Yahoola
North Georgia Company
Teeie
Georgia
Golson
Eatence
No More Bodies Found at Windsor House Ruins
Nightlong work by one hundred and more men on the Windsor ruin in New York failed to locate any bodies. Rescue efforts faced water in the cellar, pumping operations, and debris removal. Among items unearthed were bankbooks, letters, a memorandum, and personal effects including a cartridge case and jewelry. Names and addresses appeared on several papers, suggesting connections to households and individuals in the city.
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Windsor
New York
Windsor Howl
Forty-seventh
Margaret Quinn
Kate Dunn
W. C. Brown
Broad Street
Pe Hrardy
Ington Avenas
J. E
Cramer
Kate Wala
George Berknam
Spring Lake
Neil
Sues
Estate of John Stetson revives in contest in Missouri
Interest in the $2,000,000 estate of the late John Stetson of Boston is revived as Mrs. Catherine Shirley of Kansas City contests the will. A Boston lawyer and a woman detective, working for Mrs. Shirley, allege kinship to Kate Stokes, a former rider and actress who married Stetson. No wills were left by Stetson or his wife. The case centers on proveing Mrs Shirley as heir and involves Stetson relatives and prior spouses across Toronto Dayton Chicago. The detective has followed Mrs. Shirley, leading to hotel confrontations and threats to oust the detective from a Kansas City hotel.
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Ohio
H. A. Aallne
W. T. Gary
Georgia Supreme Court
P. J. Russell
Jack McBride
Jet
Pagiliss
McBride
Padeanet
Atlantic Coast Line
City Limita
Aus
John Gaffney
Denmark
Fagman
Mary Mack
Gaffney
F. L Woodward
Denver
Colo
Frame Thompson
Chicago
Woodward
R. B. Locke
Albany
Ha Barrows
Misouri
Kansas City
John Stetson
Boston
Mra
Catherine Shirley
Shirley
Kate Stokes
John
Stetson
Thut
L. B. Hitchcock
Toronto
Ont
Dayton
Mra Shirley
Anis
Ahe
Bryan
Birmingham
Birmisenam
Als
Colo W. J. Bryan
Noshville
Jefferson County Bimetallic Club
Bryen
Antena
A & Jas
Morris Hotel
Lincoln
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Lee Allen
Americas
Forsyth,St
Americus, GA
W. L. Douglas
H. C. Godman Co'’S
McPath Bros
Post Office
Calhoun
Bourea
Solomon & Levi
First Ave
Iner
T. J. Miller
ES. J. McLee
Jackson Street
Schumpert Shoe CO
Macon
Bella
Renton
Bel
Altmayer & Fintan Liquor Company
Union
Twoson Co
Harrolp
Iloilo
Tennessee
Panay
Bigteenth Arguiers
Chamber of Deputies
M. Deschanel
Georgia City
8. C
Secon
South Carolina
Sabs
Havana
Second
South Caroling Regiment
United States
Olivette
Yarmouth
Wasmixatow
Army
Brooklyns
Charleston
Omantesros
Brooklyn
Kgustes
Depot
J. F Norcan
Atlan Dry
Cocan BP
Thomasville
S H Mains Baron
Vatrauatso
Sportus & X
Portdaa
Dallas Street Railway
Dallas
C H. Alexadar
Dallas- Consolidated Electric Street Railway Company
Fie
S.S.S
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