Cutting Freed by Mexican Government and Related News
The Memphis Appeal reports Cutting, Texas editor, released by the Mexican government, allowing Capt. Whack Bailey to disband his regiment. Five times as many negroes voted Democratic in Memphis as before, signaling a broken color line. Col. W. H. Felton of Macon county is nominated for Representative. Dr. J. R. McMichael also seeks a seat in Schley county. Prohibition dynamics in Maine heat up with Gen. Neal Dow opposing Republicans. Incendiaries destroy Capt. John W. Nelms’s new Smyrna home, endangering his family. Rumors suggest Louisville and Nashville railroad may seize Central railroad. stock activity hints at syndicate attempts to gain control.
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Cutting
Texas
Whack Bailey
Memphis
John W. Nelms
United States
Smyrna
Atlanta
Louisville and Nashville Road
Central Railroad
Central
Manufacturing growth in the South urged by one-horse shop example
An article from the Dixie highlights practical steps to build manufacturing, arguing small beginnings can grow into large operations. It cites Walter A. Wood and J. I. Case as success stories started in modest workshops and stresses that capital need not be vast. The piece predicts rapid South production growth and warns against reliance on big capitalists.
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South
H. W. Pinchney
Dixie
North
Walter A. Wood
J. I. Case
Davie
diMcuit
Congress
Materia Medica
Popular Science Monthly
Citizens Convention Urges Unified City Officers Nominations
The notice proposes a citizens meeting to nominate a city officers ticket to ensure unity and reduce factional conflict. It notes the value of broad public support, cautions against contests, and discusses the electorate’s influence on U S Senators. Senator Van Wyck seeks popular preference, issuing a manifesto.
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Americas
U. S
Nebraska
United States
van Wyck
No Man Exempt From Arrest, City Council Rules
A Baltimore Sun report notes the City Council settled a municipal law point that no person, high or low, is exempt from arrest for violations. Police officers Smith and Reagan received a reprimand and readmission after misguided beliefs about sacred immunity. The piece also cites opinions on malaria in Rome Campagna, eucalyptus claims, and reactions to Maj. Hanson’s remarks amid mob actions and press coverage.
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Smith
Reagan
Baltimore Sun
North Carolina
Riga
St. Petersburg
Russia
Leith
Dundee
Scotland
Macon
Maj. Hanson
Moore
Thomasville
Macon Telegraph
Bayard Gray foes defeat signals Delaware shift in politics
Delaware politics shift as Bayard Gray forces fall, with Benjamin T. Biggs nominated for Governor and Charles B. Lore eyed for U S Senate. Also notes on trade dollars policy, state manufacturing incentives, and broader regional updates including Georgia and Savannah market signals.
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Bayard Gray
Delaware
Bayard
Cleveland
Santor Gray
Benjamin T. Biggs
Charles B. Lore
United States
Gray
Among Gypates of the Alhambra and mixed curiosities
A collage of excerpts from old periodical items travels from a stroll near the Alhambra and Moorish Darro, to a Vermont marriage joke, to toads and warts ideas, a dead-letter office summary, a schoolbook anecdote, weighing scales, and two kinds of progress in space, all presented as brief curiosities and quotations from historical sources.
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Alhambra
Generalist
Darro
Senhora
Senhor
Inglesina
Children of the Sun
Detroit Free Press
Space
End to Bone Scraping: Patient Recounts Cure with Bitters
Edward Shepherd of Astrisburg Illinois claims Electric Bitters cured a eight year leg sore after doctors recommended bone scraping or amputation. He used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and reports his leg sound. Sold by E. J. Eldridge at fifty cents per bottle and twenty five cents per box.
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Edward Shepherd
Astrisburg
Buckien
E. J. Eldridge
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