Slocum System Promises Cure for Consumption and More
Dr. T. A. Slocum announces a four-preparation system claimed to cure consumption and related conditions. The program includes a building-up food, cough reduction, and tonic effects, offered by mail from Slocum Laboratories in New York with a request to mention the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Slocum
Locum Laboratories
Pine Street
New York
Post Office
Pint Street
N. Y
New Directors Named At Bank Of The University
The Bank of the University held its annual meeting yesterday morning presided over by Mr T S Mell. Stockholders discussed affairs and reports. The new board includes Reuben Nickerson Billups Phinizy A L Hull A P Dear ing W T Bryan H H Linton and A S Erwin Jr. Officers will be named after the board meets.
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The
Bank of the University
T.S Mell
Messrs
Reuben Nickerson
Billups Phinizy
A. L. Hull
A. P. Dearing
W.T. Bryan
H. H. Linton
A. S. Erwin, Jr
Tutt's Liver Pills Cure All Liver Troubles
Doctors state bilious intermittent fevers in miasmatic districts are tied to stomach liver and bowel derangements. The liver is the driving wheel of the body and when out of order causes systemic disease. Tutt's Liver Pills claim to cure all liver troubles.
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Tutt
Berry Wright Released After Four Years in Jail
Atlanta April 25 Berry Wright a Black man confined in Fulton county jail for four years was released after a hearing on a special petition before Judge Lumpkin. He had refused to surrender $918 at his first trial and faced contempt of court during his imprisonment. The judge said Wright must be recaptured if he uses the money, reverting to custody if needed.
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Atlanta
Barry Wright
Fulton County
Zumpkin
Berry
Pratt
Tongue discipline and gossip warned in Skiff’s column
In a moralizing note, Skiff the Jeweler urges control of the tongue to avoid gossip and evil talk. The piece condemns tale bearing, praises constructive speech, and warns against lying and stealing while promoting Skiff’s jewelry offerings and Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
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Eve
George Washington
United States
Hose's Motive in Lige Strickland Murder
Macon Telegraph notes Hose sought revenge on Lige Strickland after Strickland barred him from his daughter, with others citing fear of Hose among the Black community and threats of returning at night. Maj. Thomas recalls Strickland voicing fear Hose would kill him. a party member says Hose blamed Strickland for the trouble. Indignation rises as motive discussion continues.
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Hose
Lige Strickland
Palmetto
Maj. Thomas
Strickland
Supreme Council of War Declines Dreyfus Release
London reports a Paris source that the supreme council of war including Generals Negrier Zarlinden Giovanninelli Duchesne and Jamont has decided under no circumstances to liberate Dreyfus. Also notes on energy from foods and benefits of Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil with hype.
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London
David Christie Murray
Paris
Supreme Council of War
de Negrier
Zarlinden
Giovanninelli
Duchesne
Jamont
Dreyfus
Frankland
Scott’s
Scarr Ebowse Chemie
New York
William Winkfield Fined for Wife Beating in Mayor's Court
William Winkfield colored, with a notorious reputation for fights, was fined 15 dollars in mayor's court yesterday morning after striking his wife during a dispute fueled by alcohol. If the fine is unpaid he faces thirty days on the chain gang.
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William Winkfield
Mayor's Court
Winkfield
Bond 4 Redeemed as County Blocks Presentment
One bond is retired while Nos. 5 and 6 remain. Three months have passed since the county commissioners urged presentment of bonds Nos. 4, 5 and 6 for redemption. Bond No. 4 for $500 was presented by Captain Reuben Nickerson and redeemed. Nos. 5 and 6 are not yet presented, though $1,000 is set aside to cover them once presented.
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Reuben Nickerson
Governor Candler Urges Lawful Order Over Lynchings in Georgia
Governor Candler denounces lynchings and urges a unified push from whites and blacks to uphold law and order. He blames post emancipation politics and warns lawyers against using technicalities to shield guilty clients while calling for ministers, judges, and citizens to unite against violence.
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Candler
Georgia
Bishop Turner
Campbell
Coweta
Lee
Atkinson
Freeman
Newnan
Hose
Peruna praised by Iowa contractor and others
A Denison Iowa contractor C T Roberts lauds Peruna for curing his family illnesses including membranous croup pneumonia and liver trouble. He reports nineteen bottles saved $500 in doctors’ bills and calls Peruna the greatest medicine on earth. Letters from Kansas and MississippI customers praise its preventive and curative powers for colds catarrh and la grippe. The ad promotes a free book and a 1899 almanac.
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Iowa
C. T. Roberts
Mason
Hartman
James
Charlie
John
C.T. Roberts
Denison
T. G. Walker
Carneiro
Kansas
Roberts
Legal eagles versus mob justice curb lynch law
The piece condemns dilatory legal tactics and technicalities used to delay justice. It warns mobs may take matters into their own hands if the system fails, but notes most lawyers oppose such practices. It urges legislators and courts to deter these methods to protect the innocent and punish the guilty.
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Cpurts
Water Works and Fireworks Referenced in Local Ad
A reader cites an advertisement for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in Worcester Enterprise claiming its efficacy for colic and diarrhoea. W A Stroud of Popomoke City Maryland endorses the remedy and notes few doses suffice for himself and children. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons.
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Chamberlain
Worcester Enterprise
W. A. Stroud
Popomoke City
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Funeral of Miss Eleanor B. Tschudi
The funeral was held at Emmanuel Episcopal church with a large attendance as Miss Eleanor B. Tschudi was laid to rest in Oconee cemetery. Rev. Troy Beatty led the service after a decorative service with evergreen flowers. pallbearers included James White and others, with the choir and solos by Dr. Herty.
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Miss Tschudi
Eleanor B. Tschudi
Oconee
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Troy Beatty
James White
O. A. Scudder
Richmond Daniel
Sylvanus Morris
H. O. White
A. P. Dearing
H. H. Dinton
C. M. Snelling
Indian witness delivers blunt truth in court
In a sharp cross examination a Sioux Falls lawyer pressed an Indian on how he earns a living. The witness looked at him and simply replied Eat earning a roar from the courtroom and a smile from the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenimore Cooper
United States
St. Paul
Mr. Bailey
Brown Bound Over on Illicit Distilling Charge
Isaac Brown of Madison County was arrested near Jepolia by a U S Deputy Marshal Ayers for illicit distilling. He faced trial yesterday morning before Judge E O Kinnebrew.
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Madison County
Isaac Brown
Jeplia
U. Ss
Ayers
Brown
E. 0. Kinnebrew
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Doctor Slocum
Berry Wright
Skiff
Dr. M. A. Simmons
Macon-Telegraph
John B. Goodwyn
W. M. Terry
Elkton
Governor Candler
Catarrh
Peruna
E. Dicker
la Grippe
Tam
William Youngblood
Interior
Washington, D.C
Columbus
Ohio
William Ing
Youngblood
Surgical
EeSgEt Shy
Uncle Hiram
Hiram
Chicago
W. J. Cuyler
Red Creek
Cuyler
W. G. Phippin
Red Creek Herald
H R. Palmer & Sons
Brumby Drug Co
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