Four Die in Early Morning House Fire in Nashville
A fire on Eighth Avenue North and Jefferson Street in Nashville killed Mrs. Dora Fishman, her sister Rose Fishman, stepmother Rova Fishman, and Mrs. Rachael Markson who died at a hospital. Mose Fishman died later from burns. The blaze trapped all occupants as they slept. Two Black residents were arrested as suspects in a possible arson case.
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Nashville
James
Eighth Avenue
Jefferson Street
Dora Fishman
Rose Fishman
Rova Fishman
Rachael Markson
Mose Fishman
Doctor's Wife Faces Murder Charge Soon
Mia Kate Collins, wife of Dr A M Colling, is charged with murder in the July 24 shooting in Portland. The case, on today's docket, is expected to start early next week amid public sympathy for the accused. Dr Collins, 30, Drake and St Louis trained, had lived in Portland about two years.
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Portland
Ore
Mia
Kate Collins
A. M. Colling
Colling Bave
Collins
Drake University
Des Moines
St. Louis Medical College
St. Louis Hospital
John T. Rowland
Atlanta
Mitch Bush
Mr. Rowland
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Extolled
In old-fashioned times women relied on root and herb remedies for illness. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, a standard remedy for women’s ills, originated from this practice and has claimed to cure thousands of cases over thirty years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mississippi detectives attack blind tigers on ferry
Detectives in Mississippi aboard two patrol boats clash with a blind tiger crew on a ferry selling liquor. Mrs Stephany is killed in the crossfire along with Eugene Stier and Marshal Cheney who die later. Crew members are captured and the boat is burned while the detectives escape unharmed.
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Stephany
Eugene Stier
Marshal Chéney
Thad M. Gwin & Co Advertises Seeds and Shoes
Draper and Co in Oxford offer seed wheat barley rye oats clover and grava seeds for sale. The store promotes millinery bargains and new King Quality shoes for men and Bering shoes for women. Local notices list guest visits and a minor court fine for drunkenness.
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Draper & Co
Oxford
Dethat
Thad M, Gwin
Thad M. Gwin & CO
Bering
Thad M, Gwin & CO
Plaid and Fancy Dress Goods Sale Entries
Plaid and fancy dress goods offered at 50 cents to a value of 1 dollar. Navy, garnet and black broadcloth items priced around 89 cents each.
Unusual Want Ad Hints at Niche Opportunity
A brief in this issue hints at a specialized want ad that may fit unusual desires. The text suggests readers should scan for a listing that matches a rare niche, inviting those with specific needs to inquire.
Watch the Eds Offer Bargains on Desirable Goods Now
Read the sales notes highlighting limited time bargains on desirable items. Shoppers are urged to act quickly to take advantage of reduced prices and exclusive offers available through the listings.
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Space
City of Atlanta Trophy for 200 Mile Race
The City of Atlanta Trophy will be awarded to the winner of the 200 mile race at the Speedway on November 13. The trophy costs 7500 dollars with a 5000 dollar coin value, stands six feet high, and is crafted from gold silver and copper. It is described as the handsomest trophy ever built for design and elegance.
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City OF Atlanta
the Speedway
Speedway
Suits for sale in mixed lots at set prices
A catalog style notice lists one lot of suits priced at 7.50 and another lot at 10.50 with unclear additional descriptors. No further details or dates provided.
New York Cotton Futures Close Report
Market brief notes New York Cotton futures with price movements and closing figures. Mentions December contracts and price levels with terse, numeric references.
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New York
Ea Bars Sa
Ees
New Orleans
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Anniston Hardware Co
Blake
Blake's
News of Oxford
Workers of the Baptist Church
J. W. Mitchell
IP. A. Howle
J. ©. Davia
Alabama
Mies Erma Sawyer of
Anniston
A. M. Humphries
Norton
Eva Alexander
Birmingham
Merlin
Mesdames FE
Urquhart
L. B. Miller
James Cunningham
A. O. Humphries
Misses Pearl Miller
Leila Turner
Mary White Miller
Thad M. Gwin & Co.’S
Ed Moss
Coldwater
Bagley
Melda Haynes
Robert Hingson
Woman’s Missionary Union
Alexandria
Mesdames M. H. Toland
R. G. Roberts
C. N. James
Margaret Toland
Plaid
Peewee lSe
Race de Cae
Ieee Fab Congo
von Gees
F. C. G. Calico
Sea Island
Wie A
EO Prooe Cpva Ier Civeresa Feder
Seeews
Eang
Sterne’s
Allman Bros
Thompson
Stradley’s
W. T. Owen
Noble Street
Negress
Jennie Lou Dunston
Recorder Creen
Pat Rackley
Ullman Bros
Henry C Allen
Diden Machine Works
Callahan Machine Works
East Fourteenth Street
E. T. Diden
Stradley 'S
R. O. Watson
Jyott
Stradley ’S
F. L. Blackmon
H. D. M’carty
Second Ward
West Anniston
H. Clay Davis
Watson
Wyott
J. WH. Montgomery
United States
E. A. Walker & Co
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Anniston : Theatorium
Nicklet Theatre
Flickerless Pictures
Hart Schaffner & Mare
Poe
Saks
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A. & A. System
Noble & Ith Sts
Knox and Howard
Regal and Hanan
Trict
United States Court
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Proprietox
Seab Eason
Jelico
Empire Coal
J. Levy
Ootz-St
Onge
Uliman Bros
Singer Sewing Machine Office
Aig
Mire
B.D. Williams
N. Belton
Coal and Wood
Anniston Wood & Coal CO
Glen Addie
Russell Bros
RK. O. Watson
Anniston Steam Laundry
O. Watson
Delia M. Gilbert
Gotham
Stetson
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