Anti American Concessions Stir Mexican Editorials
A Mexico City dispatch to the Missouri Republican outlines opposition to Diaz concessions granted to Americans and firms. The Nacional argues these moves bind Mexico to a pacific American conquest, foreseeing Yankee control of politics, wealth, and institutions unless public opinion turns anti American. The clerical press remains fiercely anti American while urging Europeans over Yankees.
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Mexico
Missouri Republican
Church Party
The
Nacional
United States
California
Texas
New Mexico
National
Sonora
Senator Brown Portrayed as Souths Wealthy Railroad King
A Chattanooga correspondent of the Philadelphia Press writes on Senator Joseph E Brown, declaring him possibly the richest Southern railroad magnate. The sketch paints him as a builder of lines, coal and iron stakes, governor turned senator, a powerful Baptist influencer, and a dominant figure in Georgia and Southwest Tennessee industry. It notes his vast holdings and long reach across railroads, mines, furnaces, and mills, with a vivid rural portrait of his image among farmers. Also included is an ad-like paragraph urging Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for bilious symptoms.
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Chattanooga
Philadelphia Press
South
Joseph E. Brown
Senator Brown
Wall Street
Atlanta
Senate
United States
Baptist Church of the South
Georgia
Tennessee
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Dane Coal Company
Rising Fawn Furnace Company
Chattanooga Iron Company
Washington
Indictment Over Whisky Sale Quashed By Judge
Cotuwavs Georgia June 10 King and Daniel retail grocers were arraigned before Judge Smith on an indictment for selling whisky to a drunken man. Counsel argued the statute did not criminalize the act, only imposing penalties equal to licensed sales. The judge sustained the demurrer, quashing the indictment and signaling possible appeal. The case carries notable legal implications.
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Cotuwavs
King & Daniel
Smith
Hon
J. Neill
Georgia
Mc’ Neill
A Good Note on Caring for Ill Relatives Mentioned
A dated note urges patience with diseases such as Smallpox Cholera and Scarlet Fever and recommends Darbys Prophylactic Fluid used freely in sick rooms on a plate or saucer and diluted for patient care. It claims the fluid aids efficiency cleanliness and comfort. It also mentions George III losing sanity at his 1809 jubilee and hints at royal bloodlines.
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Darby
George III
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Ayer
Alexander Mitchell
Mr. Howells
Fom
Europe
John
Paris
Dr. Pierce
Stella
Hin
San Francisco Chronicle
Andres
Bush Street Theatre
Real Scott
R. O. Willis
Danville
New York Times
Perkins & Chrisman
Cape Town
South Africa
Smith & Murphy
J. B. Parks
Kingston
Kentucky
James Guthrie
Shelbyville
Pensacola
Frs
Lexington
Walse
Robert Cobb
Americas
INOW
Americus
Merrel Callaway
Americus, GA
Partica
Commission
J. H. Cotzany
Louisiana
State
BaLpwin
New Orleans
Canthony
Union National Box
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Tana
Hiy
Acadert OF Music
TU Hepas
Teawire
Avital
Ess Og
BPO
Lia Boon
Thor
New York Exchange
Aitress
Orleans
Berets
Herare
Glongtas Suiter
Superior Court
Mud Corny
Edmund Groce
SUN
Holt
Mac
Avid Corporation
City of Americas
Bunter County
Gla
E.D. Shi
Atom
JM Allen
Geanara Bunten
Oneres Orrier
Sumter Superior Co
Jie Allen
Cink
Andersonville
P. V. Wesson
Aly
Wheatley
Thornton Wheatley
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