One Year Since Molineaux’s Arrest For Mrs Adams Murder
The item notes Roland B Molineaux was arrested and condemned to death in Sing Sing for the Mrs Adams murder, marking exactly one year since his arrest. Other briefs report Great Northern Railway stock issue subscriptions, Milton Rathbun ending a 40 day fast, J Edward Simmons recovering from influenza, and a Providence notice.
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New York
Roland B. Molineaux
Adams
Chicago
Great Northern Railway Company
Fbastern Railway
Minnesota
Midwinter boxing and wrestling contests in Arkansas
Little Rock hosts a mid winter program with championship and novice medals to be awarded. The Medical College studies exercise effects. The Arkansas Sunday School convention opens with Prof. Harrell speaking on The State, the Church and the School. Alfred Mason of Memphis to speak on Our Helps and Hindrances tomorrow.
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Medical College
Little Rock
Arkansas Sunday School Convention
N. M. Harrell
Alfred Mason
Memphis
Council of Jewish Women Memorial Convention Planned
Mrs. Lucius Alexander notes in the Rome Georgian and New Era that the Council of Jewish Women will hold its memorial convention in Cleveland Ohio from March 2 to 11 with railroads offering a special rate. The council comprises sixty two sections spanning from Atlantic to Pacific and from the Gulf of St. Lawrence southward.
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Lucius Alexander
Council of Jewish Women
Rome
Cleveland
Ohio
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Murray Hill Club whiskey promoted by health journal
The American Journal of Health endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as a pure, beneficial stimulant. It argues judicious alcohol use aids strength and vitality, cites laboratory assurance of purity, and urges physicians to consider this brand for patient care. The piece cautions against overuse and emphasizes informed guidance.
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Health Journal
Murray Hill Club
Jos. A. Magnus & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Journal of Health
Ysicians
Murray Hill Club Whiskey Sold in An
The Murray Hill Club Whiskey is marketed in An and was the subject of a sale noted in recent trade items. Details on the buyer and price are limited in the fragment.
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Murray Hill Club
Gulf of Mexico Council Promotes Bible and Philanthropy Studies
The organization states its membership includes ten thousand women guided by its direction in the Gulf of Mexico region. It promotes Bible and Jewish literature study and philanthropy as a science, leading to research into Biblical Jewish history and broad charitable work across creeds.
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Gulf of Mexico
Auxiliary Department Met Yesterday in Anniston
The young members of the Anniston Improvement Society met yesterday at 4 pm in the Hotel Wilmer parlor. Miss Minna Bell presided as reports from several committees were heard and many new members joined the roll. Chairmen were appointed to oversee city areas including Bessie Mallory on Leighton avenue south and Viola Farley on Quintard avenue among others.
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The
Anniston Improvement Society
Hotel
Wilmer
Minna Bell
Elonise Robinson
Clara Norwood
Trene Farley
Annie Willox
Mamie Smith
Leila May Donahoo
Nora Lee Donahoo
Shaler Houser
French Bell
Anniston Business College
Hermoine Brown
Noble Street
Lucey Houser
Wilmer Street
Julia Coleman
Clair Woodruff
Marvin Hill
Virgie Whetstone
Noble Institute
Tyler Hill
The Man Who Read the Press in a Minute
Lee Ruble of the Memphis Scimetar recalls Ottmar Mergenthaler visiting a pressroom. A stranger claimed the press ran 20,000 papers per hour, but Mergenthaler deduced a precise rate of about 175 per minute. Ruble realized Mergenthaler solved the calculation in moments.
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Lee Ruble
Memphis
Scimetar
Ottmar Mergenthaler
Ruble
Morgan Club Sets Friday Night Meeting
The Morgan Club met in the city courtroom last night at 8. Inclement weather reduced attendance. President Dr. J. F. Walker presided. A motion to reconvene Friday night was carried and W. Ward was appointed to fill the vacancy on the committee due to Alderman Castleberry’s death. Hand bills were authorized for Friday’s meeting.
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Morgan Club
City Court Room
J. F. Walker
J. Bowie
W. ©. Ward
Second Ward
Walker
Alderman Castleberry
BR. Lapsley
Brief humorous gibes and quips from 19th century press
A compact collection of light witticisms and social quips pulled from various papers. Jokes touch on appetite and money, misread signs, parrot tricks, family banter, and a dog theft courtroom line. Names are sparse, but the tone mirrors a bustling late 1800s humor column.
Recreations of Women in the Arts World
A survey of actresses and prominent women noting their hobbies and pastimes. Paris and London stage figures such as Sarah Bernhardt Ellen Terry Marion Terry Mrs Brown Potter Ada Behan Mrs Patrick Campbell Genevieve Ward Julia Neilson Lily Hanbury Gertude Kingston Mme De Navarro Annie Hughes Mrs Kendal Lady Monckton Olga Nethersole Cissie Loftus and Emily Soldene are described enjoying activities from cycling and swimming to travel, music, flower growing, boating, and literature.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Ellen Terry
Marion Terry
Brown
Lily Hanbury
Gertrude Kingston
Mme. de Navarro
Mary Anderson
Dainty Annie Hughes
Mrs. Kendal
Reading
Lady Monckton
Olga Nethersole
Cissie Loftus
Emily Soldene
Notable ladies hobbies and travels in London Telegraph excerpt
The passage profiles Miss Millard Miss Decima Moore Miss Mary Moore and Miss Alma Murray, noting Miss Millard enjoys cycling while Miss Moore relishes golf and cycling rides. It mentions Decima Moore loving riding kangaroo hunting in Australia, collecting curios and attending polo and races. Alma Murray favors long walks, reading and studying human nature.
More Lies Told in Parlors than Downtown Offices
A quote from Atehison Globe notes that falsehoods proliferate in domestic circles more than in business districts, suggesting widespread rumor and distrust in everyday conversations.
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Atehison Globe
History and Literature of Appendicitis Overview
A review by Dr. George M. Ede bohl s surveys appendicitis history up to 1899. It traces origins from 1642, notes late awareness, marks first surgeries in 1883 and first successful removal in 1886, and lists varied foreign bodies found in the appendix. It also cites a four percent female incidence and compares male risk.
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George M. Edebohls
A. M
Mdebohls
Colorado Fruit Crop Valued At 4.5 Million Last Year
Colorado's fruit crop produced about 4.5 million dollars in the previous year. The report notes production across multiple orchards and markets within the state.
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Colorado
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