An Excellent Combination of Laxative Syrup
Advert appears for California Fig Syrup Co promoting a liquid laxative with figs, senna and aromatic plants. It claims to cleanse the system, relieve constipation, and guard kidneys and liver, urging buyers to note the full company name to avoid imitations. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per bottle in multiple cities including San Francisco and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caturousta Bic Slavp Co
Catiformia Fic Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Visville
New York
N. C
All Druggista
Concentrated Comfort and Customer Trust
A brief note highlights concentrated comfort as the brand’s focus and asks if the name reflects customer expectations and satisfaction. The message underscores product quality and the aim to meet shopper needs through reliable design and service.
Indefinite Lynching Violence With Race War Fears
Ailing Littia River County Arkansas experiences mob violence with at least seven black residents killed. Reports describe bodies left on trees and in a creek as white mobs hunt alleged conspirators amid widespread panic. The region borders Indian Territory and Lexas, with ongoing race tensions and fleeing Black residents.
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Trexankaxa
Ark
Littia River
Little River County
Indian Territory
Lexas
Mrs Hughes on Trial for Hillcrest Murder Case
Mrs Mattie Hughes faces trial for the murder of her husband George W. Hughes at Greers in Greenville County. Testimony describes a store partnership, mounting property, and escalating quarrels ending in a November 8, 1898 shooting as Leo, their 9 year old, pleaded for his father. The husband reportedly forgave her before dying with no chance to defend himself.
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Greenville
Greesvilly
Mattie Hughes
Hare
Fargo
George W. Hughes
Mattie
Greers
Leo
Hughes
Hughe
Papa
Goss
Unclear Health Advice and Medicine Mention
Fragmentary health advice text hints at treating a sick horse and human ailments with claimed medicines. Mentions taking a spin, improving health, and a product named Discovery. Text is garbled and reads like an old ad or satirical misprint with multiple spelling errors and incomplete sentences.
Rebels Make Final Stand At Malabon
Mawita March 4 Two Spanish prisoners report Filipino forces massed at Malabon and Polo with Aguinaldo's bodyguard at Malolos. Rebels plan to fight at Malabon, then disperse to swamps if defeated. Food shortages, hospitals strained, Bolos in front, and Americans prepare for bayonet charges.
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Mawita
Polo
Malabon
Aguinaldo
Malolos
Aho
Eveen
Atwell
Szteama
Kannas
Cohen
Mare
Oregon Volunteers
Twenty‘second
Lara
Sherman
H. G. Otis
Stertley
Dageyao
Valread Resi
Railroa
Saturnus
Higgins
Calumpit
Caloocan
United States
Bulta
Insulting Spanish Column Attacks American Cuba Policy
An article in Correo Español, Mexico, March 24, denounces American actions in Cuba and the Philippines. It accuses U S troops of desecrating parks and laments U S influence, labeling the United States a step backward in civilization. It mocks General Brooke and Dominican leader Gomez amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Orry
Corree Espano
Cabs
Cuba
While&t
Brooke
Foxy Gomez
United
United States
Philippines
North America
monument for Walsh mayor to be erected in Augusta
Augusta Ga March 24 Augusta will erect a bronze statue of Hon Patrick Walsh late mayor in a square. Subscriptions pour in from Georgia and South Carolina with gifts from 1 to 10 dollars. Monument expected to cost at least 10000 dollars. Brockett West Virginia March 24 coroner's jury finds saloonkeeper Otis Skinner not at fault. Washington March 24 General Otis near finalizing plans for a campaign to suppress a revolt or uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Patrick Walsh
South
O. D. Cohen
Georgia
South Carolina
Brockett
W.va
O. H Skinner
Skinner
Otis
Wasuinatox
Partition of Samoa Again Suggested Amid Animosities
The article reports renewed talks of dividing Samoa among Germany the United States and Great Britain with Upolu falling to Germany Luluila to the United States and Savaii to Britain. It notes naval and commercial stakes at Pagopago and debates whether Britain would accept a barren western island while Germany would gain preponderance. It cites Blaine and contemporary German sentiment from the Berlin era and contemplates repudiating the Berlin treaty as aligned with German views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastinatox
Blainle
Samoa
Upolu
Apia
Germany
Luluila
Payopage
United States
Savaii
Great Britain
Pagopago
Norfolk
Pacific
Berlin
William Walter Phelps
Blaine
Ihe Berlin Kreutz Zeitung
Phelp
Ate Blaine
Four Lives Lost in a Memphis Boardinghouse Fire
A Memphis boardinghouse fire at 104 Court Street killed four residents, including Mrs. Chapin and her children Roy Chapin aged 10 and Chester Chapin aged 4, with several others seriously injured. A missing woman and a second blaze in the same building are noted, while Miss Lloyd, Mayor Williams’ stenographer, survived after leaping from a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan
Court Street
Chapin
Roy Chapin
Chester Chapin
Smith
Robert Cibatte Arckes
Katie Lioyd
Paul Mackin
Tote
Ay Severs
Eshier
W. M. Smith
Miss Lloyd
Mayor Williams
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Urmey
W. P. Griffin
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Lee Allen
Americas
Forsyth
Americus, GA
W. I. Douglas
Efor Men and Boys
Godman Co’s
Calhoun
Solomon & Levi
First Ave
Birmingham
Ala
Southern
Southern Express Company
J. Miller
Tackson
Macon
Belle of
Kentucky
Monteram Ears
Baker’s
Hoffman House
Mount Vernon
Californis Bherry
Port and An
Ries
Phone 265
Altmayer & Flatan Liquor Company
Union
Dapot
College Street
Jackson Street
Harrold
Arkansas
Horace
Joel
Walsh
Benuisx
Prest
Post
Tripartite
Lokal Anzeiger
Boersen Courier
Cologne Gazette
America
Jackson
Miss
Taw
Silver City
Yazoo County
Yasoo River
Minor Wilson
C. G C. Reed
Willis Boyd
Decatur
Als
Marsh
Dea
Loniaville and Nashville Railroad
Cook & Lowrie
Montgomery
Montezuma University Bures
Bessewen
Montezuma University
Bossomer Land and Improvement Company
Hang Chang
Li Hong Chang
Memphis
Ord
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