Magnificent Fall Dry Goods Line at Wheatley Store
George D Wheatley Amerious SA showcases an early fall display of fabrics and garments. Highlights include two toned and illuminated fabrics, sorbet hued silks, black dress fabrics, hosiery for ladies and children, shirts and collars, Keystone unre- laundried shirts, suspenders, drawers, and a full clothing line for men, with competitive pricing and a promise of high quality and prompt service.
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Horrible Torture in Jefferson Parish Riles New Orleans
Terrible acts reported as Regulators pursue justice in Louisiana. A Black man, arrested for suspected theft, was bound and tortured with fire on his feet in Jefferson parish near Kenner. Mob pressure rose to lynching, while authorities order an investigation by the governor amid fear of further outrages.
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Old couple murdered near Newton Pennsylvania
An 84 year old man Samuel Righty and his wife aged 82 were found murdered on their Northampton township farm near Newton. The killer set fire to the house afterward to hide the crime. The event occurred Saturday night with no cause determined. The Evening Call references Congressman Breckenage in a separate Kentucky note dated September 20.
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Help for Brunswick Morg New York Sept 95 Colis P Hunt
A brief item from The Morg New York in September 1995 notes help or aid efforts connected to Brunswick. The write up mentions Colis P Hunt in association with the aid initiative and local response.
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California Fig Syrup Co In California Trade Notice
A damaged OCR fragment references the California Fig Syrup Co and mentions a secondary location or territory, indicating a possible trade or sale notice. The legible elements point to a product name and company attribution without clear dates or actions.
Senate Hearing on 31 Cent Stamp Attack on President
Washington Sept 25 The Senate debated a resolution by Mr Stewart attacking the president, but attendance was small as the session began at 11. The attack on Cleveland and the conduct of co on tin ent departments dominated the imperiled debate amid turbulent mood.
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Anti Catholic Factions Face Voting Dilemmas In Oct
The report traces Catholic and anti Catholic tensions in the state over the American Protective Association, with Governor Matthews holding firm on a public letter and questions about Catholic candidates. Separate notes recount Choctaw unrest in Oklahoma Territory, Joseph Jefferson's illness delaying a lecture in New York, and local collisions over water supply and agriculture.
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War Against Peers In British Politics Opens Campaign
In Lowspoy on Sept 25 a debate rises over Mr Gladstone’s planned Edinburgh speech and a Liberal bid to attack the House of Lords. The National Liberal Federation urges a decisive stance while Gladstone privately resists binding commitments. The piece outlines tensions between Liberal campaigns, peers, and party committees ahead of future elections.
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Fragmented 19th Century Dispatches and Incoherent Inquiries
Sept 25 reports stray items from London and Washington. Professor Stricker experiments with comma bacilli and warns of dangers in a linked article. Joseph Chamberlain and unsigned figures arrive in London, while steamers and ship incidents surface with casualty notes. Reopen schools debated amid policy chatter.
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Dust Sprinkling Clears Dusty Americus Streets
Citizens wake to a city sprinkling order carried out after a committee led by John Windsor and Arthur Rylander secured consent from the street committee. Water scarcity delayed work, but public demand and health concerns prompted the long awaited dust control measure.
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Murder suspects in Wells case face speedy trial
Harrison Stevens and Jim Majors, two men linked to J G Wells's death near Bronwood, face imminent trial after a coroner report says Wells died of gunshot wounds and Majors aided. A petition seeks a special Terrell superior court term for swift proceedings. Other news notes a freight train accident injuring Conductor Wilmot Matthews, critical malaria illness of Mrs Cooper Vormman near the city, a hospital-delay forecast, and a Friendship Baptist Association meeting in Buena Vista with delegates entering from nearby counties amid yellow fever updates in Brunswick.
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Eagans Paper Say It Is Halibly Returne d
Savannah report shows Eagan action endorsed by prominent citizens despite intimidation by health board and relief committees. Conflicting editorials cite police and public sentiment across Georgia about trials and local governance.
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