Last sad scene of the national tragedy in Canton
The nation mourns as William McKinley lies in state and Tomorrow the body will be consigned to the tomb in Canton Ohio, with sorrow felt across the country including the South. Roosevelt becomes fifth vice president to assume the presidency by death, after Tyler, Fillmore, Johnson, Arthur. Harrison, Taylor died natural deaths. Lincoln Garfield and McKinley were assassinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Filmore
Jonson
Campaign ad copy for Unger at 212 Maple St
A brief fragment shows a campaign note from Unger of 212 Maple Street describing a yearlong cough mis diagnosed as consumption. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar for relief after medical care and endorses the remedy via Mek. breath Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unger
Maple St. Campaign
Foley
Reath Drog Co
Warns on Buying Casearets Candy Cathartic
Get What You Ask For When you ask for Casearets Candy Cathartic be sure you get them Genuine tablets stamped C C C Never sold in bulk A substitutor is always a cheat and a fraud Beware All druggists roc
Gentine Imports Segars in Two Sizes at Levi's
Gentine presents Segars in two sizes now stocked at Levi's store. The dealer highlights availability and range. This brief item notes new product lines and retail placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentine
Levi's
Annual Encampment Grand Army of the Republic Rates
National encampment in Cleveland Ohio September 10 to 14 1901 offers very low rail fares from all points on Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern lines Tickets on sale September 7 to 12 with final return date September 15 1901 Extension to October 5 available by depositing tickets with joint Cleveland agent and paying 50 cent extension fee Contact Southern Railway or Alabama Great Southern Railroad agents for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
The
Riew Are Your Kidneys Hr. 3 A Pawn Pilger
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear context. No coherent event or facts to establish a summary. The readable fragments do not provide a determinable person, organization, date, or outcome to anchor a credible headline or summary.
Roosevelt described as impulsive yet steady in Savannah Press
The Savannah Press portrays Theodore Roosevelt as impulsive but not erratic, an independent figure unbound by political cabals. It cites his police and civil service service records as proof of progressivism and courage, and contrasts him with Arthur, noting Roosevelt’s commitment to clean politics and purity like McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Police Commission of
New York
Poleys Honey and Tar touted as throat cure by Danville woman
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Tennessee claims twenty years of bronchitis relief after using Poleys Honey and Tar, marketed as a guaranteed remedy for throat and chest diseases. The notice appears with Mekl reath Drag Co. attached.
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Minerva Smith
Danville, T
Poley
Elegant parlor observation cafe dining cars run Memphis to Atlanta
The article describes new through parlor observation cafe dining cars operating between Memphis and Atlanta via Birmingham on Southern and K M and B railroads, leaving Memphis 8 15 p m and arriving Atlanta 10 15 p m, with return service Atlanta to Memphis by train 35 via Birmingham and the same routes. It notes comfort, la carte meals, and rear smoking rooms at moderate cost, alongside existing Pullman sleeping cars Memphis to Atlanta. A laundry advertisement and beer pricing follow.
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Memphis
Teon
Atlanta
Tenn
Birmingham and Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Haircut Prank Tells A Hairy Tale Of Two Editors
Jourd White, editor of the Edwardaville Standard News, cut Ed Ragland’s hair in a goofy pay-day ruse. Ragland, Sheffield Standard editor, admired a hairdo that never fully recovered his street appearance for weeks. White justified it as a playful experiment with borrowed office implements.
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Jourd White
Edwardaville
Standard News
Ed Ragland
White
Sheffield Standard
Tuscumbia
Jourd
Ragland
Mr. White
Jourdin
Regland
All Sorts of Freak Politicians Meet in Kansas City
Nearly 300 delegates from thirteen states gather in Kansas City to form an allied third party conference led by Dr. A. Parker. Attendees represent the public ownership party liberal socialists middle-of-the-road Populists fusion Populists silver Republicans and the single tax league seeking a union of reform forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. Parker
People’s Party
National Committee
Union of
Public Ownership Party
Liberal Socialists
Single Tax League
Largest ear of corn grown near Piedmont
Nat Cameron of Piedmont area brought in a giant ear of corn four miles from Piedmont. The ear measured fifteen inches long with fifty eight grains per row, two and a half inches in diameter at the broad end and about eight inches in circumference. He says he has more such ears and will return if anyone beats this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Cameron
Piedmont
Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Fall Fashion Samples From J N Boyer Tailor Shop
Fall line showcases new patterns and fabrics with up-to-date styling. J N Boyer promises excellent fits and a growing trade as customers seek fashionable garments. The Model Laundry advertises collar edge finishing and care, while RK O Watson offers a moving service for furniture and pianos.
Fall term circuit court opens in county court room
Judge John Pelham presides as Thomas W. Coleman Jr. serves as solicitor at a three week fall term session. The docket is reported fall and several important cases are to come for consideration during the session.
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Columbiana
John Pelham
Thomas W. Coleman, Jr
Parcel Delivery Notes and Local Health Remedy Ad
Parcel delivery notes show packages promptly delivered in the city from E Julius Williams Shaving Parlor, next at First National Bank. An ad fragment promotes Kernott's Ex for curing cholera and other illnesses with testimony of success and recommendation, referencing Parkersburg West Virginia and summer ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Julius Williams
First National Bank
Wholesale Druges Parkersburg
W. Va
Kernott
Kermott
Rt. Morbus
Bee Tree Found In Field Near Edwardsville
W A Brown found a bee tree while walking across an old field. An examination showed the nest was small, no larger than a thumb. Bees swarmed around a black gum bush and built a three foot circumference comb eighteen inches high, a substantial palace filled with rich honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
New Life Pills Promised Boosts Energy and Health
The advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as turning weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. It claims to improve mental power and overall health, selling for 25 cents per box through Elam Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Elam Drug Co
King William Seoted at Levi's Cascade Lincoln
Fragmentary note places King William Seoted at Levi's in a cascade Lincoln setting with unclear context or actions. No additional details or dates are legible to provide a fuller summary.
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King William Seoted
Cascade L Coln
Levi's
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McKinley
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Anniston Steam Laundry
Noble Street
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Noble Streets
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J. N. Boyer
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Rk.o. Watson
Druggista
Shelby Circuit Court
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T. A. Moore
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Arimorside
R. C. Johnston & Sons
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HH. Pelman
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Columbian
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