Two Registered Jerseys Matched for Battle at Rock Hill
Charleston dispatch reports two registered Jersey bulls each weighing about 1000 pounds to fight in Rock Hill on Friday night. The bout, advertised as high-stakes, features yearling bulls owned by Thomasson of Rock Hill and M. Tithoan, with plans for multiple mains in a 500-seat amphitheater. Authorities may halt the event. it would be a first for South Carolina.
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Charleston
D. C
Roof
Thomasson
South Carolina
PridatToon
Cough Remedy Endorsed by Dr Melen dy for Children
Dr Mary R Melen dy of Chicago endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children of all ages stating it is non narcotic safe for unprofessional use and a universal panacea for colds coughs and bronchial afflictions It is sold by all druggists Separately a Jamestown Tenn telegram reports Rohs Rear oil well No 8 struck producing about 1000 barrels daily at 230 feet depth described as fine crude oil and richest strike in the area
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Boschve
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Green
Mary R. Melendy
Chicago
Knoxville
Tenn
Jamestown
For L Grippe and Influ enza use Cheney's Expectorant
instruction unclear. no coherent news item, only a fragmented directive about medicines. No identifiable people, places, organizations, or events to summarize into a proper news card.
First Gun Fired in Colonization Plan in Tobacco War
New Orleans dispatch reports Southern Pacific declines join with St. Louis line forming Southwestern Colonization Bureau. SP will partner withUSDA to develop Texas tobacco lands to break the tobacco combine, sparking a clash that has simmered since Oct. 22 as SP pursues New Orleans gateway. Also included is an unrelated medical ad claiming deafness cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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Southern Pacific
St. Louis
Southwestern Colonization Bureau
New Orleans
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
F. B. Moise
Department of Agriculture
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Bribery Attempt Claimed To Break Anthracite Strike
Testimony before the strike commission describes John Early, a Gypsy Grove colliery check weighman, being offered 2500 dollars to mobilize ten men to pass a local resolution to end the strike. The would‑be payoff, proposed by former foreman Michael Grimes, included nine payments of 100 dollars and one of 200 dollars, with a foreman position after three months, per the Lackawanna valley hotel meeting in Scranton on September 23.
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Scranton
John Early
Gypsy Grove
Erie Company
Michael Grimes
Lackawanna Valley
Ealy
Namied O'Hara
Farly
Grimes
Early
Dunmore
William Connell
Congress
Bargain Proposal On Mine Foreman Certificates Discussed
In a whispered exchange, Grimes modified his plan offering two of ten men $200 each while proposing Early receive $19 for current expenses. The dialogue suggests corporate boards influenced mine foreman certifications, hinting at a setup to avoid scrutiny and secure the required credentials.
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Tater Ering
Grimes
Killed for Insurance in Philadelphia Parents Held for Murder
Philadelphia, Dec. 10. John Williams and his wife are held for murder after coroner commits them to jail awaiting grand jury action. They allegedly poisoned two children Annie 9 and Josephine 3 to collect life insurance. An arsenic poisoning link is cited. a third child Laura 11 died last year under similar symptoms.
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John Williams
Philadelphia
Annie
Josephine
Laura
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