New Institute for Sailors Opens in Chelsea District
New York reports the completed Institute for Sailors in Chelsea will open in August as a grand port facility with a 320000 dollar building. Royal signatures from England Germany Italy and Denmark adorn portraits and the project aims to honor seafaring workers with modern amenities and a world wide presence.
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New York
Institute For Sailors
England
Germany
Denmark
American Seamen's Friend Society
King Edward
Kaiser Wilhel HS
Victor Emanuel Hl
Frederick Vie
Theodore Roosevelt
Kaiser Wilhelm
Edna Rando
Italy
Connecticut
Florida
Miinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Oho
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New Sailor’s Institution
Ohe Order of Sons of St. George
St. Andrews Society
St. David Society
Board of Pilot Commissioners
Pilot's Association of New Jersey
Masters Mates and V Pilots Association of
Army of Crimps
Chelsea
Jack
Ailor
G. McPherson
Hunter
American Woman's Friend Society
Wall Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Cure
An old testimonial promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back guarantee. It lists F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo as makers and Walden Kinnan Marvin as wholesale druggists. Claims the remedy cures catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials for free with per bottle pricing.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O.fe
F. Cheney
Walden, Kinnan & Marvin
French Woman to Sue for Money in Hart Estate Dispute
Paris report says Isabel Lucchesi Hart, adopted daughter of American millionaire Benjamin Hart, seeks to challenge his will disinheriting her. Hart, who died in May, built a Paris residence and made a famed will under New York law. her lawyers argue undue influence and domicile issues. Probate in New York set for July 0.
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Paris
Benjamin Hart
Hart
New York
America
Isabel Lucchesi
Isabel
Rue Galilee
Jean Guillemin
Countess of Montebello
Vienna
Guillemin
Ateren
del Casse
de Bie
Othens
Mme. de Bie
Hecause
Mme. Guillemin
Donald Harper
France
Dotin Ue St Germain
Hare Will
New Haven Shopkeeper Explodes Over Rain Question
A temperamental New Haven shop owner reacts to a clerk saying sales are down. He claims “plenty downstairs” as a customer bursts into hysterics, asking what she said. The clerk replies that there has not been rain lately, provoking the proprietor’s outburst.
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New Haven
Harnes
Taxpayer Alert Warns of Double Taxation Risk
A public notice urges residents to file their tax returns immediately to avoid double taxation. The speaker cites past penalties, noting $175,860 was double taxed last year and stresses mustering timely returns for street tax and other levies.
Dress Within Your Income Reference in Stella Dialogue
Stella asks if one can dress within income. Bella responds it is like dressing within a berth in a sleeping car, implying tight financial constraints.
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Stella
Bella
A queer freak of a cyclone hits Floyd county Georgia
Rome Ga June 25 a wind storm described as a queer cyclone altered direction mid storm with east wind veering to west. Etowah district suffered stronger gusts and hail. A two horse wagon owned by Jep Mathews sheltered under a shed was blown loose fifteen feet then returned to its resting spot when the wind shifted, sparing the owner effort to relocate it.
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Rome
Kansas
Floyd County
Etowah
Jep Maatthews
First bale of cotton sells at 20 cents a pound
The first bale of this year's cotton crop sold in New York at 20 cents per pound after arriving from Houston on June 20 and being auctioned in Houston and New York within days. It was rushed aboard the Mauretania for Liverpool to be resold at auction, marking a record for rapid handling from field to port.
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New York
Houston
Tex
Liverpool
Committees Named by Seed Crushers Association Georgia
President W H McKenzie of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia has named the year’s committees. The arbitration committee is led by Ke P Me Burney. publicity by Fielding Wallace. legislative by J D Price. rules by R S Patillo. Executives include McKenzie, Patillo, Ransom, McBurney, Neal, Benton, and Wilson. Publicity, legislative, rules, arbitration, and appeals committees span Atlanta to Macon, Savannah to Hawkinsville with numerous county and city appointees.
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Atlanta
W. H. McKenzie
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Ke. P. Me. Burney
Fielding Wallace
Augusta
J. D. Price
Oconee County
R. S. Patillo
Macon
L. A. Ransom
E. P. McBurney
L. G. Neal
J. L. Benton
Monticello
R. L. Wilson
Cordele
J. A. Aycock
Carrollton
W. M. Hutchinson
J. H. Fulford
Dawson
P. D. McCarley
J. H. Taylor
Hawkinsville
J. H. Walker
Griffin
Farmington
W. E. McCaw
W. W. Abbott
Louisville
J. L. Hand
Pelham
G. W. Riley
Americus
H. O. Williford
Commerce
G. F. Tennille
Savannah
M. B. Harper
C. Douthit
R. L. Walker
Cuthbert
S. A. Corker
Wm. H. Schroder
Julian Field
F. D. McCarley
H. C. Brown
Geo. F. Tennille
B. L. Bond
Royston
R. G. Riley
Albany
S. T. Carter
Ed. Howell
Vienna
J. E. Griffin
Crawford
Drunken man shoots two women and dies in Memphis
In Memphis on June 25 Mrs. Marie Reed and her sister Miss Nellie Ellsworth were shot by T. F. Whitsett, a railroad employee from Vig Creek, who then killed himself with a rifle after trying to cut his throat. The injured women were hospitalized. doctors say their wounds are serious but not necessarily fatal.
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Memphis, Tenn
Marie Reed
F. W. Reed
Big Creek
Ark
Nellie Ellsworth
T. F. Whitsett
Vig Creek
Whitsett
Mrs. Harriett E. Bishop Killed by Lightning
Buchanan Georgia June 25 Mrs Harriett E Bishop wife of A B Bishop was instantly killed by a bolt of lightning yesterday evening around five oclock She carried water to the field and was struck on the top of the head tearing hair down her side and pulling one shoe off Her husband and their daughter Mattie were knocked down but not seriously hurt.
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Buchanan
Harriett E. Bishop
A. B. Bishop
Body found in trunk after murder mystery in Houston
June 25 Houston authorities reveal a young woman's body, nude except for shoes and stockings, found in a trunk by Buffalo Bayou. She died by strangulation with four fingerprints on the throat. C B Meadows, Fort Worth stationary engineer, is jailed on murder charges claiming the woman is not his wife and asserting she followed him from Fort Worth to Houston. He transported the trunk to Harrisburg and dumped it in the water, saying he does not know her cause of death.
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Houston
Bufffalo Bayou
Woni
Elks Hotel
C. B. Meadows
Fort Worth
Hlenke
Lee Plant
Work
Alice Conner
Alice Eastup
Alice Meadows
Chenevert Street
Franklin Avenue
Harrisburg
Bills Carried Over From Last Session In Georgia
The legislature debates 100 measures aimed at public utilities and railroads. Bills would boost railroad commission powers, ban hauling liquor into dry counties, and tax railroads for shipping pistols illegality. A proposal would criminalize collecting fares without a seat and create a railroad inspector post. Manufacturers fear punitive damages for workers, while lawmakers sense voter want a pause on harassing laws.
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State Railroad Commission
Slater
Bryan
Georgia
Russell
New Party
Best Pills Ever Sold by Dr King’s New Life Pills
Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina declares after fifteen years of chronic indigestion and two hundred dollars spent that Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at local druggists W J Smith and H R Palmer with a 26 cent price.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.r.palmer & Sons
Kidney Cure Advertises Foley’s Remedy for Urinary Ailments
The notice claims many suffer from kidney and bladder troubles and promises a cure with Foley's Kidney Cure. It asserts the remedy never disappoints and is sold by all druggists, urging readers to seek medical aid if not beyond help.
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Foley
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NEW Institute For Sailors
Seaman’s Friend Society
Oconee
Altho
Athens
Lde
Wotn
Buffalo Bayou
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