Oliver Killed Two In Arkansas Farmhouse Tragedy
In Stuttgart Arkansas on June 4 Ben Oliver a young farmer was jailed in De Witt after shooting and killing his sister and her husband Stanley a man identified as Stanley who was sick in bed Mrs White tending a garden witnessed the events and Oliver fled but was captured near the scene and jailed awaiting further proceedings the motive remains undisclosed.
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Luttgart
Ark
Ben Oliver
Dewitt
Stanley
Zere
Tater
Stenuous Life Remedies Promised for City and County Ailments
A damaged notice touts tonics claimed to ease indigestion and stomach distress. It references a local seller Mico Soorefiatte and a person named Walter, promising refunds if not relieved. The piece blends medical claims with vague testimonies about efficacy.
Detroit Wins the Convention Amid Conference Between Cities
Detroit clinches the next annual convention of the Brotherhood of Loess Votive Engineers after a disputed vote with Harrisburg and Birmingham. The decision was to move the gathering to Detroit, with limited details on dates and site logistics, and no further action planned at this time.
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Coumbus
Ohio
Detroit
Harrisburg
Birmingbhai Ala
Brotherhood of Loess Votive Engineers
Vaiheen
Memphis Couven
Village nurse aids Leicester sick in Felrtie 107
At a meeting of interested citizens the nurse’s work was praised for night and day service to all villagers. She visits from house to house, provides daily attention to the sick and feeble not requiring full nurse care, excluding contagious cases, with patients paying ten to fifty cents per hour, funds supporting the association.
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Leicester
Muss
Ag Peter
West Indies trade roots in New England era of bold privateers
Salem history traces early Yankee attempts at West Indies commerce from the 1630s. A string of voyages and privateering ventures, led by the Derby family, built fortunes and linked New England with sugar, rum, slaves, and tropical markets. Privateers funded later railroads and electric ventures as commerce shifted toward steam and diversification.
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Salem
Plymouth Rock
Boston
West Indies
Desire
New Providence
Tortuga
Salon
Tropical
Henry M. Flagler
Cuba
H West
United Fruit Company
Jamaica
Cape Cod
New England
Wests
Indies
Essex Institute of Salem
Peabody
Oman
Kidd
Blackbeard
Derby
New
Elias Hasket Derby
Richard Derby
America
Barbadoes
High Seas
Cape of Good Hope
East Indies
West India
Mr. Peabody
Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
Benjamin Pickman
Essex Street
Mecca
East India Marine Building
New York
Porto Rico
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Promise
An advertisement claims Bo Lews Kidney Cure purifies blood impurities and restores healthy kidneys. It asserts the remedy can cure kidney and bladder diseases and strengthens the whole system, available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolew
White Man Shot at Negro Frolic in Heflin County
Ungoverned disturbance at a racial gathering ends with James Lind wounded fatally by a white man while two Black attendees are shot dead. The incident occurred near Pinetuel in a small settlement as whites spread liquor all day and a melee followed. Police reports confirm multiple injuries among Black attendees.
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James Lind
Metawiy
Docturime Indigestion Cure Praised by Ingleside Reader
After fifteen years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, Bo Playscue of Ingleside, North Carolina writes that Dr. King's New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Ingleside
N.C
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.ralmer & Sons
William Jeffries Protests Innocence Before Execution
In St Louis on June 4, William Jeffries proclaims his innocence and readiness to meet death. He vows that others in the alleged plot against him will follow and cites the arresting officer's death as evidence of retribution. Governor Folk had refused a third respite. He is to be hanged tomorrow at St Charles for the murder of William Wussier, a dairyman, on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mather
William Jeffreys
Folk
St. Charles
William Wussier
Man in perfect health thanks Foley’s Kidney Cure
A Branchton Pennsylvania man writes that after being unable to work and unable to stoop to tie his shoes six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made him a new man. He ends with success to Foley's Kidney Cure and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Derbys
New England
Mr. Derby
Salem
L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Tetter Cured By Chamberlain's Salve
A Almond Alabama customer suffered tetter for years before using Chamberlain's Salve. One box cured her and she could resume household duties. The medicine is sold locally through H R Palmer Sons and other area druggists.
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Tetter
Chamberlain
M. H. Rodney & Co
Almond
Ala
H.R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. ©. McBvoy
Orr Drug Co
Athens
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Lee
J. T. Anderson
K. E. Edwarte
Lampkin
Edwards
Washington Streets
A. D. Hughes
Athens Hardware Co
Dhes
J. R. Crane & Co. Real Estate
Oliver
Walter
Vilage
William Jeffries
Pre Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. Y
E. P. Taylor
Electrical
College Avenue
Georgia Railroad
Otis H. Johnson
Jackson St
Duffy’s Apple Juice
White Rock
Palmer’s Drug Store
Gentral
Georgia
Railway
Central Time
Macon
Madison
H. R. McLean
D. A. Nolan
Institute
McGregor Co
New Book
Clayton Street
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