Madame Adelina Promotes Skin Purity Claims
A dubious pamphlet attacks beauty standards by stating only flawless skin free of blemishes is endorsed by physicians. It denounces blemishes and imperfections as unclean. The text questions who would ever support such endorsements and branding them as pure.
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Nicolin
Carter
Lise Maxte
Princess of Wales
Aselina Patil
Nicoline
Cora Urqutart
Banny Davenport
Toliet Artte Sakai Bernhardt
Billet Art Nursery
Daxet Be
Atien
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
West 31St St
New York City
Connection network links for Florida and Atlantic routes
The report outlines Cione connections at Voraele tor Macon and Atlanta, also serving Jacksonville Palatka and all Florida points. Savannah links to all points north via Atlantic Coast or F C and P, plus Columbia and Charlotte. Ocean steam lines connect New York Boston and Baltimore.
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N.C
Charleston
Columbia
S. C
Union Depot
Compa
Kimball House
John H. Winder
E. J. Walker
C.P and
T. A
Imball House
T. J. Anderson
Cione
Voraele
Macon
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Palatka
Florida
Savannah
Atlantic Coast
Charlotte
Ocean Steam
Actipa
New York
Hoston and Hartimore
Furnace Disaster At American Ironworks Kills One
At Jones & Laughlin American Ironworks two converters toppled after eight tons of molten metal spilled into the pit. One man died, three were seriously burned, four others seriously injured. Names include Squire Watson and John Burr among the injured, with hospital care ongoing and recovery chances uncertain for several. The cause is deemed likely unavoidable with workers briefly raising converters when the metal poured out.
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Jones & Laughlin
Squire Watson
John B. Burr
William Edwards
Charles Freeborn
William C. Faulkner
Thomas W. Faulkner
Frank Kerling
Samuel Love
Watson
Burr
Edwards
Freeborn
Samus Love
Ohn Tunney
Supreme Court reconvenes after long recess amid deaths
The United States Supreme Court opened with all justices present except the late Justice Jackson. Chief Justice Fuller announced several deaths and welcomed the new Attorney General Harmon. The session heard minor motions, admitted several lawyers, and adjourned to Tuesday for further motions while the bar prepared resolutions for Justice Jackson’s death.
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Harmon
Olney
Fuller
Jackson
Strong
Buf
Atorney
Winey
Justice Jackson
Clerk McKinney
J. M. Dickinson
P. Walker
B. F. Ayres
H. M. Duffield
AH Garland
Wreck injures passengers on Norfolk and Western line
A passenger train between Bluefield and Kona nova on the Norfolk and Western railroad was wrecked by a broken frog. The baggage car and second class coach were derailed with 76 aboard, several injured—P P Dillon of Pocahontas, B L Coney of Greenbrier Coal Co, and F L Shafer among the injured. All wounded taken to Pocahontas for treatment.
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Virginia
Exx Hors
Norfolk and Wonstern
Bluefield
Konnova
P. P. Dillon
Pocahontas
W. Va
B. L .Coney
Greenbrier Coal Company
F. L. Shafer
Rights of Americans on Cuba Sympathy Reinforced in Government Reply
Attorney General letters on expressing sympathy with Cuba cited a 58Stt statute banning American volunteers aiding insurrection. The reply urges neutrality in word and deed, noting no law prevents speaking sentiments but actions could harm relations with Spain and impede treaty obligations. President’s Day parade plan by National Guard in Georgia announced, with Captain Burke in charge and questions about legality and proper military oversight.
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Baanen
Witt
Cube
Wasmantox
Oc 14
Harmon
Cuba
United States
Spain
National Guard
Atlasta
John D. Camler
Georgia Volunteers
Regular
J. F. Burke
Gite City Guard
Stat
Judo Advocia Se
Gnard
Exposition Committee
Fall in New York Cuba trade hurts steamship lines
Waydell of Waydull & Co. in New York tallies a sharp drop in Cuba trade since the insurrection. He notes major lines like Wilson Wardell Munson and Spee reduced sailings from about 15 ships a month to fewer, with six vessels withdrawn. He cites lost confidence, scarce cash, and paused Cuban factories as the cause, estimating over $1,000,000 monthly decline.
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Notion
New York
Waydell
Waydull & Co
Old Slip
Cuba
Wilson
Werdell
Munson
Spee
Ward Line
Wardell Lines
Munson Line
Spain
Sheriffs Murder Near Sylvania After Political Feud
In Sylvania Georgia on October 14 Sheriff L B Brooker was shot and killed near Golod by Ot and Callie Zeigler. The Zeiglers fired as the sheriff walked to his buggy ending his six year term and leaving a wife and six children. The killing arose from a year long quarrel over politics between the Zeigler family and Brooker, a Democrat, amid a Baptist association meeting in session at Golod. A prior shooting of a negro allied to the feud had occurred six months earlier. The brothers fled toward their home after the attack.
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Sylvania
L. B. Brooker
Goloid
Callie Zeigler
Baptist Association
Brooker
Zeiglers
George M. Zeigler
People’s Party
Zeigler
For Revenge Women Poison Thirteen Children in Molly
In Catania on October 14, Gaetana Stomoli was arrested for poisoning children with phosphorus by mixing it in wine and forcing the victims to drink. Thirty-three children reportedly died in agonizing deaths after she confessed to the deed, claiming revenge for the deaths of two relatives who she said were bewitched.
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Molly
Catania
Gaetana Stomoli
Baring
Ebaideen
Stokes Died Under Belgian Command at Lindi Trial
Belgian official Dr Michaux says Stokes was court martialed by Captain Lothaire at Lindi Congo Free State. Stokes allegedly faced execution the next day after a swift sentencing. Intercessions failed. Stokes died at 5 am before burial in a gallows and grave. Reports from New York also note railroad reorganization delays and a police inquiry into a prizefight.
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Michaus
Witsens
Talla
Lowpox
Pall Mall Gazette
Michaux
Stokes
Lothaire
Lindi
Congo Free, State
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