Prisoners in Police Court Receive Mixed Sentences
In the morning sessions in Henderson police court ix offenders faced charges. Foard, a Black man, received six months for aiding escape by providing a file to cut shackles. Charlie Magnus and Charlie Hughes, two of the convicts, were given six months on the streets. Cook was fined for public indecency and Goings fined for orderly conduct. Several street tax delinquencies and land warrants were noted as issued. A Negro boy was arrested and turned over on charges related to assisting escapes.
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Or Henderson
T Foard
Col
Charlie Magnus
Arthur Radford
Charlie Hughes
M. Cook
Ho Goings
Foard
Ann
Charley Wilcol
Agong
Orson
Southern Students' Conference and Travel Details
Notice outlines the Young Men's Christian Association conference in Asheville North Carolina with travel by rail. Tickets for the round trip are offered at a special rate with sale on June 13th 14th and 16th and return allowed until June 28th 1900.
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Southern Y
Young Women's Association
Asheville
Ashe N. C
Ibe
Southern Airway
The Negro's Moral Growth and Social Changes
Prof. N. B. Shaler asserts in Popular Science Monthly that the moral condition of Black people shows improvement after emancipation. He notes reduced theft, improving marriage and child care, and a halt to intimate relations between white men and Black women, reducing race mixing in tropical states.
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Prof
N. 8. Shaler
Popular Science Monthly
Failed elopement of Grand Duchess Olga and Lieut Bariatinski
An early attempt by Grand Duchess Olga daughter of Nicholas I of Russia to elope with Lieut Bariatinski ends when the lover confesses. Olga marries Prince Charles of Württemberg, while the officer rises rapidly in rank. Also mentions Count Louis Batthyany and Archduchess Maria in a brief historical note. Juicy tender beef roasts advertised for Fidridge's market 14 W Tenth.
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Olga
Nicholas I
Russia
Bariatinski
Prince Charles of
Archduchess
Maria
Ohatchie Lodge Elects Officers
Ohatchie lodge No. 380 A. F. & A. M. elected officers for the Masonic year Rev. J. KE. Smith as Worshipful Master O E Usry as Senior Warden N Howard as Junior Warden J Bryant as Treasurer W Duke as Secretary T J Sikes as Senior Deacon J H Gilleland as Junior Deacon The lodge reports a prosperous condition and steady new member additions.
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Ohatchie
A. F
A. M
J. KE. Smith
W. M. O. E. Usry
W. C. N. Howard
Bananas Arrive at Jebeles Bros and Sell Cheap
Jebeles Bros received a car of bananas this morning and expect another tonight. They will be sold very cheap at both wholesale and retail. This is an unusual opportunity to buy bananas at almost your own price.
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Jebeles Bros
Dam Drain At Hughes Mill Promises Summer Fish Fry
The Hughes mill dam on Coldwater creek will be drained tonight and a large fish fry is planned for tomorrow with many Anistonians expected to attend. The annual event draws a sizable crowd and has become a popular local affair.
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Hughes’ Mill
Coldwater Creek
Elmore Garrett
R. O. Watson
O. Z. Henderson
D. C. Rainwater
W. H. Cooper
L Quinn
A. O. Love
L. M. Howe
W. W. Porterfield
Sid Smyth
Billy Hasseltine
Goodwin
W. F. Tebbetts
J. D. Green
Joe Hanks
Pat Allen
C.C. O' Bryant
Joe Daks H. McCarty
Blackmon
Banner Salve Promoted For Cycling Injuries
Elam Drug Co advertises Banner Salve as a quick healer for cuts and bruises from cycling mishaps. It touts rapid relief after downs and advises use on injuries sustained during rides.
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Elam Drug Co
Editorials on State Exchanges Call for Change of Doctors
Reporter cites a string of national ills from bubonic plague in San Francisco to bribery in the Philippines and labor issues in Hawaii. The piece argues the people of the United States need a change of doctors to address these evils.
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Talladega News
San Francisco
Rio Janeiro
Porto Rico
Neeley
Cuba
Hawaii
Philippines
United States
Selma Welcomes New U S Commissioner Headquartered There
The Times cheers the U S District Judge Bruce for appointing a United States Commissioner based in Selma. The editorial muses that true congratulation would be Selma without need of a commissioner.
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Huntsville Post
Selma
the Times
United States
Bruce
Population Shifts Show Alabama Growth Across Counties
The 1880 census lists Alabama population at 1,265,505 while 1800 shows 1,515,?. an increase of 250,512. Jefferson County rises from 88,501 in 1800 to 25,272 in 1880, up 65,229. Of 66 counties, five—Bullock, Limestone, Perry, Russell, Wilcox—recorded declines since 1580.
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Birmingham
Foley's Kidney Cure Featured in Cheap Insurance Claim
An old advert claims a fifty cent bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure insured against Bright's disease and diabetes, promoted by Elam Drag Co as a miracle remedy or protection against serious illness.
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Foley
Bright
Elam Drag Co
Choctaw Route Excursion 10 West Offers Round Trip Fares
On April 17 May 1 15 June 9 19 July 3 17 and August 7 21 the Choctaw Route sells tickets to Arkansas Indiana and Oklahoma territories Texas New Mexico at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Going limit fifteen days with stopovers at pleasure and final return limit twenty one days from date of sale. For rates contact J Warrick P T A O G R B No 13 Monroe St Memphis or J F Holden Traffic Manager Little Rock tf
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Arkansas
Indiana
Oklahomm
Texas
New Mexico
J. Warrick
T. A
GR. B
Monroe St
Memphis, Tenn
J. F. Holden
Little Rock
Ark
Cure Cold in Head Kermott’s Chocolates Remedy
An advertisement touts Cure Cold in Head, a product from Kermott’s Chocolates, claiming to treat cold symptoms quickly. The copy emphasizes ease of use and rapid relief, presenting the lozenges as a simple, fast option for colds and sore throats.
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Kermott's
Hindoo Peddler on a Bicycle Stirs New Orleans Crowd
A New Orleans observer recalls a curious encounter with an East Indian rug peddler. On a side street the humped rider on a bike nearly collides, flips over a cobble, and rises shouting at the spectator, amid a tableau of preternatural dignity and comic misadventure.
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New Orleans
Solomon
N. O. Times-Democrat
Deer Survives Kennebec Falls Ice plunge in Maine
Maine officials Henry C. Stanley L. T. Carleton and P. C. Vickery witnessed a deer on a moving ice cake above the Kennebec dam. As the ice toppled and debris rushed over, the buck plunged below but surfaced alive, scrambling to shore and fleeing into the fields.
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Henry C. Stanley
Maine
L. T. Carleton
P. C. Vickery
Augusta
Kennebec
Boston
Malt Pay Mystery From Liverpool Firm
A Liverpool firm paid a worker's wages to his wife while he served in the reserves. At month end the wife received a half share of the wages, four pounds, amid remarks about the worker’s long-stated earnings and a remark about the Boers.
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Liverpool
Earry
Fire at mill sparks circuit court case in county
In circuit court today A B McCurry sues Jerry Wilson and others over a mill fire on McCurry's North county property. City Court tries J M Kirkins v Southern Car and Foundry for 150 on breach of contract. County commissioners handle routine matters as Ira W Kelley credits Foley's Kidney Cure for relief after kidney trouble.
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Circuit Court
A. BE. McCurry
Jerry
Wilson
J. M. Kirkins
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Acd
Foley
Elam Drug Co
Land of the Sky Asheville growth and famed villa scene
The Asheville region in western North Carolina is praised as a healthful climate and world renowned sanitarium. The city, the highest east of Denver, hosts about 12 000 residents and features the Vanderbilt chateau and estate valued at over four million dollars.
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North Carolina
Asheville
Denver
George W. Vanderbilt
Choctaw Route Boosts Hot Springs Service
Double daily railroad service to Hot Springs via the Choctaw and the Little Rock Hot Springs and Western. Trains depart Memphis nightly at 11 30 p m and 7 10 a m with Pullman sleepers and reclining chair cars. Inquiries directed to F D Blackman in Chattanooga or HL Angle in Atlanta.
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Thisular
Little Rock Hot Springs
Erarions
Selma
Marion
Nation
Tre Ly
Meridian
Owen
Pete
Douglasville
Jaessomvisiens
Asheville
Pallman
New York
Birmingham
Chariot
Bokseasiive
Washington
Heltimere
Lim
Alleste
Ork
Clearbrook Farm Sells Thirty Five Cows For Stock Build
Clearbrook Farm announces a sale to make room for young stock offering thirty five head mostly fresh cows. Prices will be low with quality considered on any cow in the herd.
Picnic Lunches Asked to Be Satisfying on Trips
Reader warns that picnic lunches can disappoint and suggests buying appealing articles at Pancy and Staple Groceries for a better travel meal.
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Wesaw
Outhern Students’ Conference
Mer
Fidridge’s
W. Tenth
Oval
Union Depot
Louisville
IAN
Noo
As~ville
Mixenat. Divito
Yi Arriv
Commissioner's Court
Court of County Commissionere
Asheville, N. C
Hot Springs
Clearbrook Farm
Jersey
A. J.C
F. D. Reynolds
H. W. Sexton
Anniston, Ala
MF Doerings
PP. Doering
Souhern
L. & N. Ratlwiye
Cater Grocery Co
Southern Railway
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