Powers Trial Sees Weapons Check As Witnesses Testify
In GrorGerowm Kentucky October 16 the Caleb Powers trial proceeds with all entrants searched for concealed weapons. Colonel Jack Chinn testifies about the Goebel shooting recalling his attempt to draw a pistol as Goebel fell. Eph Lilliard corroborates the sequence while J Y Garrison praises Dr Kings New Discovery for lung trouble.
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Goe
J. Y Garrison
Bank of
Thornville
Ohio
Dr. King
Hiam
Odd Fellows Event In Anniston With Grand Master Address
Hundreds of Odd Fellows in Anniston and area will gather tomorrow night for a Grand Master Winofield and Lewis address at the Royal Oak lodge rooms. A banquet at the Wilmer hotel follows, featuring oysters and cigars, in what is expected to be a well attended local lodge occasion.
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Wilmer
Anniston
Winofield & Lewis
Mobile
Royal Oak Lodge
Smith Building
Laundry and clothing items advertised in a late 19th century notice
An advertisement lists men s yoke and light weight overcoats and Ulsters from ULLMAN Bros. plus fast colored perpetual materials. It promotes Clear Water soap and a Model Laundry service at 12th and Noble, with mentions of King William Scotch and Cascade Lincoln at Levi s. It seeks first class waist and skirt bands and credits Madame Carrie FE Wright on Eleventh street.
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Carrie FE Wright
Eleventh Street
Sheriff Refutes Misdirected Suspect in Hattiesburg
Sheriff Woodruff received a photograph and description of a Black man arrested near Hattiesburg. The image showed the man is not Will Perry, the alleged King Farmer killer, and a telegram was sent to confirm Perry’s innocence in the case.
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Sheriff Woodruff
Hattiesburg
Miss
Will Perry
King Farmer
Perry
Woodruff
Missionaries in Need Rescue Miss Stone Efforts Reported
Constantinople reports the Russian government pledges help to aid the United States in rescuing Miss Stone. Other powers show concern, but Russia is best positioned to apply pressure. Messrs. Baird and Haskell have not yet found contact with the brigands or begun negotiations.
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Miss Stone
Russia
Messrs. Baird and
Haskell
Rumor of Seaboard Entry Into Birmingham Surfaces
The Birmingham Realty company filed a deed transferring blocks of central Birmingham property to Railway Construction and Improvement of New Jersey for 100 000 dollars. The move fuels speculation that Seaboard Air Line plans to reach Birmingham via the East and West Alabama and Birmingham Belt routes, though no sale of the Belt or East and West lines is confirmed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Realty Company
Railway Construction and Improvement Company
New Jersey
East and West Railroad
Alabama
Seaboard Air Line
Confederate Pension Remittance Arrives for Calhoun County
The annual Confederate pension remittance from Montgomery is due this week. Probate Judge B. E. Crook will distribute funds to Calhoun County retirees, including 200 disabled veterans and widows, totaling about $4,000. Also notes Silver Ash cigars sold in Anniston.
Alabama’s Veteran Senator Returns to Washington
Senator Morgan returns to Washington from Warm Springs Virginia, stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel with Miss Morgan while awaiting permanent residence. He calls efforts to build a white Republican party in the South futile and says southern sentiment aligns with prewar Whig ideas. He predicts final Nicaragua canal legislation will pass this winter and plans to introduce a bill after Congress convenes.
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WashingTon
Morgan
Warm Springs
Miss Morgan
Metropolitan
South
Nicaragua Canal
Congress
Balloon crossing ends in failure near Toulon
Paris reports the Count De Livaulx failed to cross the Mediterranean by balloon after departing Les Sablettes. The cruiser Dadayla, escorting the balloon, is returning to port with the balloon and passengers picked up ten miles east of St Laureate lighthouse. The minister of marine, M DeLanessane, received the dispatch.
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Paris
M. DeLanessap
Teulen
Dadayla
What’s Your Face Worth Little Pills Promise Clear Skin
Ad vows Dr. King’s New Life Pills cure liver trouble and grant a clear skin and rosy complexion. Sells at Elam’s Drug Store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Elam
Champer Andrews Nominated in Twenty seventh District
Champer Andrews a popular Chattanoogan and former Camp Shipp officer seeks the New York Twenty seventh district seat. He faces Gluerdi Davis and cites veteran support from Spanish American War service and the national guards. A veteran rally is planned for Oct 22 as he campaigns among voters.
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Chattanooga
Times
Champer. Andrews
Gluerardi Davis
Andrews
Oppo
Vast New Fars Collection Arrives for Women and Children
A large and refined stock of Fars for ladies misses and children has just been received by Ullman Bros. The store advertises a wide assortment in sizes 16 to 26, signaling a major refresh of inventory.
New Drum Sets Sold Sample Quality Drums At Bargain
A new lot of drummers sample sets offered at 48¢ quality and 48¢. Rumps cleaning services advertise carpet cleaning without removing. location listed as Gregory & Mather alley in rear of Calhoun hotel.
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Gregory & Mather
Calhoun Hotel
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Col
Jack Chinn
Goshel
Eph Lilliard
Goebel
Colonel Chinn
Iggpoker
C.C.C
Roney
ODD Fellows
Lewis
Ullman Bros
King William Scotch
Cascade Lincoln
Levi's
Victor C. Dry
Noble Street
Jos. Saks & Co
Head To Foot Outfitters
Jos. Saks & Co., Props
Missis
Sippi
King Parmaer
United States
Aurious
Constantinople
Montgomery
BE. F. Crook
Calhoun County
Judge Crook
Ratise
Harty
Mediterra
Nean
Dargain
Ullman Drosad
Champe Andrews
Tammany Assembly
Gotham
Tennessee
Third
Tennessee Regiment
Camp Shipp
New York
Ars
Krippendore - Dittman
Sawyer
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