Dean's Trial Postponed in New York Manslaughter Case
Edward O. Dean formerly of Charleston, indicted for manslaughter in New York over Hilliard’s death at Belle Vue hospital, will not be tried until May as Judge Cowing delays the case though he will not be on the bench then. Nurse Davis, tried separately, was acquitted. Dean once worked for The News and Courier.
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New York
Cuarngston
Edward O. Dean
Charleston
Hilliard
Bellevue Hospital
Cowing
Davis
Dean
Minnock
Yuo
Rom
Newsang Courier
Military Day at Georgia Chautauqua Packs State Troops
Amasy March 3 military day will feature no fewer than 20 companies from all three branches of the Georgia state troops. Colonel W E Wooten guides the Fourth Regiment in a large parade and review likely the South's most imposing display. Governor Candler and staff will review the forces after auditorium exercises.
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Georgia
Amasy
Ine
Candler
Head End Collision Kills Two on Louisville and Nashville Trains
In Montgomery Alabama this morning engineer Tobe Greene and his fireman were killed in a dead end collision between freight trains half a mile north of Wilcox on the Montgomery and Mobile division. Twenty cars were wrecked and both engines were badly damaged.
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Montgomery
Ala
Negros Becomes Pacified By Provincial Government Support
Delegates from Occidental Negros and some Oriental delegates favor adopting the provincial government. They cite lower taxes and official salaries, school establishment, and improved ronda as main benefits. Commissioner Taft promised American teachers and uniform provincial organization across islands. Surrenders in Panay greeted with applause.
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Island of Negros
Occidental Negros
Taft
Negros
Panay
Rebel leader gives up insurrection in Panay
MacArthur reports March 22 that Fallon and command in Antique province on Panay have surrendered with 180 rifles, ending the insurrection there. Separately Shriners from Grand Rapids and others arrived in Hawaii aboard the steamship Sierra after a five day ten hour run, greeted by a committee and a large crowd at the harbor.
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MacArthur
Wasuinotos
General MacArthur
Manila
War Department
Hughes
Fallon
Antique
Panay
Shriners
Hawaii
Hoxonbuty
Victoria
B.C
Sierra
Grand Rapids
Mich
Moana
Fortify the body with Tutt's Liver Pills and legal notice in Georgia
A dated column mixes an advertisement for Tutt's Liver Pills claiming relief from headaches and digestive troubles with a court update from Warketsville Georgia. It notes Mrs Dixon charged with murder in Johnson County and potential venue change amid a heavy docket as the trial opens.
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Tutt
Dr. Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
Dixon
Warketsvile
Johnson County Superior Court
Famine Relief Fund Total Reaches New York Balance
The Indian famine relief fund in New York has reached 2 212 078 54 dollars, reflecting continued public donations and sustained support from various organizations. This milestone highlights ongoing fundraising efforts and broad philanthropic engagement across the city.
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New York
DeWitts Little Early Risers Popular For Stomach Ailments
A quotation notes that a wise man covets nothing and that DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills are widely popular for prompt relief and pleasant effects. The endorsement mentions bowel troubles and attributes favorable results to the pills as sold by W. A. Rembert.
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DeWitt
W. A. Rembert
Stevens Investigates Smuggling of Guano into Georgia
Commissioner O B Stevens of the department of agriculture traveled to southwest Georgia to probe alleged contraband guano shipments from Alabama via the Chattahoochee river. The probe aims to determine the extent of law violations and illegal fertilizer imports into the state.
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Stevens
Atlaska
O. B. Stevens
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Alabama
Chattahoochee
Agricultural Department
Chattahoochee River
Strikes Disrupt Marseilles Street Car Service
In Marseilles March 23 a street car strike disrupted service as rioters attacked a car and cut wires. Mounted gendarmes charged, dispersing the crowd after a volley of stones and bottles. A soda siphon knocked a lieutenant from his horse. police fired to restore order. The clash ends with cars limited and authorities consolidating control.
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Marseilles
Maich
Dr Detchons Anti Diuretic for Bedwetting Warns Value
A vintage advertisement touts Dr E Detchons Anti Diuretic as a solution for sleep bedwetting in children and adults, offered by E J Eldridge druggist for $1. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for post influenza coughs and claims the remedy prevents consumption. W A Rembert and a witticism about quiet mouths appear in the ad.
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Grippe
W. A. Rembert
Castorita Cures Croup and Cough Says Werberts Ad
An antique advertisement touts Castorita as a cure for croup cough cold and throat troubles. It claims quick relief for influenza asthma and whooping cough and promotes the product as a long known remedy. A local dealer in Americus Georgia E J Eldridge markets Wollford's Sanitary Lotion and Nimrod hunting quips appear in the copy.
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Oliver Twist
W. A. Rembert
Florida Coast Swept by Cyclone Causes Heavy Shipping Damage
Pensacola reports a Southeast cyclone from 8 to 4 o'clock with 48 to 54 mph winds and gusts to 70 mph. The Russian bark Liilo lost all three masts, Loche collided with Liiko, Irene was beached, lumber lighters sunk, and timber drifted as wreckage cluttered the waterfront. Large export steamers at L&N wharves entangled, damage assessment unclear.
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Pensacola
Fla
Liilo
Loche
Irene
Louisville and Nashville
House Commons Stirred in Irish Nationalist Protest
In Loxpox March 23 the house of commons held a lively five minutes during naval estimates debate. John Redmond protested and asserted a point which Sir J Fortescue Flannery contradicted. Irish Nationalists shouted protests and called for police as disorder rose. William Redmond challenged the right to contradict another. the presiding officer ruled denial could be phrased more plainly but was not unparliamentary.
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House of Commons
Balfour
John Redmond
J. Fortescue Flannery
William Redmond
Assault on Holy Synod Chief Provost Nar Escaped
Privy Counsellor Pobiedonostzeff narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in St Peterssura as two bullets shattered a window and buried in the ceiling. The would be assassin Lagowski, a provincial official, was identified. An investigation into the attack’s causes is underway. Negro Jailed For Killing Dog. On makestay, March 93, Martin Grimball, 8 Negro, was convicted for malicious mischief in the judicial court for killing Judy Reed’s pet dog. Grimball was fined after claiming the dog had fits. Owners of fine dogs rejoice over the decision.
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Holy Synod
St. Peterssura
Pobiedonostzeff
The
Lagowski
Makestay
Martin Grimball
Judicial Court
Judy Reed
Supreme Court
Reed
Grimball
Humorous Medical Ads and Bits From a Historic Page
An assortment of old advertisements and sayings includes claims for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promising digestion and appetite, warnings about counterfeit DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, and quips on effort and experience. The text also notes social views and references to weak babies and weary women, reflecting period rhetoric.
German Kali Works at 93 Nassau Street
German Kali Works located at 93 Nassau Street in New York is noted in the city directory for business activity. The listing confirms the business address and its operation in the financial district, reflecting the era’s local commercial presence.
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Nassau St
New York
Faces and cures from FOLEY products in poetry and notices
The piece blends poetic reflections on faces and time with testimonials about FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE and FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It quotes Robert R. Watts of Salem Mo and John I Hudson praising cures, plus a physician’s note on Dr Ford's Dyspepticide. The writing interlaces verse line and ad-like endorsements.
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Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
John I. Hudson
J. W. Patterson
Nashua
Johnny Hudson
Eugene J. Hetl
Central Music Hall
Chicago
John RB
Hudson
John RR. Hudson
Bright
John R. Hudson
Bargain Salves and Patent Cures Feature in Ad List
A New York critic praises Banner Salve for a seven year leg sore with two boxes curing it, while other products claim grip remedies and kidney cures. Fooley brands push faith in quick fixes, with DeWitt’s Little Risers alleged to cleanse the system as a motto of clever advertising.
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Mrs. Jas
Forest of Chippewa Falls
Wis
John R. Hudson
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Macoy
J. Pope Brown
Georgia State Agricultural Society
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Fair Association of Savannah
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Ople
Martin Calvin
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Columbia
S. C
Manuel Haygood
Greenwood
Haygood
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Augusta
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Asneville
N.C
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J. J. Anthony
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Harvey E. Jones
Dullman County
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J. M. Jordan
Butler County
F. Black
Marshall County
Thomas M. Patterson
Jackson County
J. H. Gregory
Dr. E. Detchon
E. J. Eldridge
Castorita
Wollford
Americus
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House Commons
Heaven
DeWitt’s
W. A. Rambert
W.A. Rem
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Coque~lin
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Christ
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Fombert
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