Assaults Negro Convict In Georgia Prison
William F. Carter a Georgia postmaster serving a sentence for defaulting from the government attacked George Redrick a convict from the Indian Territory with a heavy pair of shears. The blades penetrated the bone in Redrick s face and the wound was serious. the incident occurred in Prison Grove and may be murder.
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Carter
Conouics
William F. Carter
Georgia
George Redrick
Indian Territory
Wiy
ePearick
Rodrick
Steamers for River Line to be Electrically Equipped
Captain W R Moore reports contracts placed in Jeffersonville Ind for two modern steamers to serve the Chettahoochees line. They will be electrically equipped inside and arrive in Columbus in September for fall business. Stockholders include leading river sailors. The Kans City street car strike is suspended with reinstatement possible on individual requests.
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Corrubus
W. R. Moore
Jeffersonville
Ind
Chettahooches
Columbus
Kansas City
Kansans City
Bride of Dr Morris Receives Fourteen Million Dollar Gift
New York reports the Clark Morris wedding at St Thomas Church. Mrs Morris gains a $14 million dowry from Senator Clark, plus jewelry and gifts. Flowers from the ceremony and home decorations are donated to hospitals. The couple begins their honeymoon amid public interest.
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New York
Clark-Morris
St. Thomas‘ Church
Lewis Rutherford Morris
Katherine & Clark
Senator Clark
Enthusiastic Welcome at Confederate Veterans Reunion
The tenth annual Confederate veterans reunion opens in Louisville amid pouring rain clearing to bright skies. General Gordon and other leaders are greeted with tumultuous cheers as portraits, flags, and state coats adorn the hall. Highlights include welcomes from Mayor Weaver and Col. Bennett Young, and a performance by the Confederate Glee Club.
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Fenra
General Gordon
8. D. Loe Alao
S. B. Buckner
Confederacy
Ray
Wade Hampton
John
Stonewall Jackson
Robert E. Lee
B. Buckner
Joseph E. Johnston
Leonidas Polk
Stephen D. Lee
Nathan B. Forrest
John Morgan
John Breckinridge
Isham Harris
John Marshall
Louisville
Longstreet
Ting
Paynta
Kentucky
The
Confederate Veterans
William Jones
Weaver
Thomas W. Ballite
Board of Trade
Carter Helm Jones
Attila Cox
Finance
James H
Ae Onco
Association
Simon B. Buckner
Confederates of Kentucky
Confederate Glee Club
Bennett Young
City
Glee Club
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Young
Rev. B
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in Letter
A woman from Mira, Edna Jackson, Pearl in Louisiana writes that severe female complaints caused hysterical fits, with as many as nine fits in a day. She says five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her and a year has passed without an attack. She asks if any sufferer would not try the remedy.
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Mira
Edna Jackson
Pearl
War Nears End with Pretoria Occupation Readied
Reports from Lonpos May 30 describe growing British momentum toward Pretoria with Johannesburg possibly seized by noon. Public focus shifts to President Kruger. capture or escape shapes war’s endgame as General French contemplates swift move. Dispatched notes cite Mafeking, Rodgrad, and Doornburg actions and a formal annexation of the Free State as Orange River colony.
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Lonpos
Roberta
Johannesburg
Pretoria
French
Transvaal
Krneger
Dom Paul
Oria
Lord Roberts
Gold Reef
Johanines
Iter
Mafeking
Synman
Farm
Rodgrad
Baden-Powell
Foking
Paul Hragar
Cecil Rhodes
Kruger
Free State
Broeminsteix
George Prettyman
Orange River Colony
Gathe
Lady Roberts
Misses Roberts
Countess of Airlie and
Ladiea
Henry Bentick
Settrington
Hearst to Run With Bryan for Vice Presidency
Prominent Democratic leaders reportedly back William R Hearst for the vice presidency with Bryan. A unnamed source says managers seek a man from the east willing to finance the campaign. Dewey is not expected to accept a second spot, though he was approached.
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Nocrata
Wasittxaton
National Committee
Willian R. Hearst
New York Journal
Sid
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Earst
Catholics to Celebrate Golden Jubilee Observances Across Nation
Papal legation reports Nesqually Washington marks fiftieth anniversary as an Episcopal see with ceremonies. Seven similar events follow nationwide. July 19 observes half centuries for four archbishops in New York New Orleans Santa Fe and three suffragan bishoprics Wheeling Savannah Los Angeles.
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Nesqually
Washington
New York City
New Orleans
Santa Fe
Wheeling
Savannah
Los Angeles
Death of Mrs Laura Neilson sister of Zeb Vance
Laura Neilson widow of Dr M L Neilson died at about 74 in Asuvinle North Carolina She was native to the county and sister of late Senator Zeb Vance and General R B Vance Surviving are three sisters Hannah Herndon Sarah Hale and R N Price of Morristown Also partial content on Albanian customs and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy by G H Wilson from Washington Co Pa with local druggist H R Palmer & Sons willing to sell.
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Sepal Vance
North Carolina
Asuvinle
N.C
Laura Neilson
M. L. Neilson
Sarah Hale
This City
Mrs. R.N. Price
Morristown
Naw
Mille & McCardy
Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Bargettatown
Washington Co
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Droggista
Plague Suspected After Chinatown Death in San Francisco
Dr Kel logg concludes the Chinatown death is plague related after examining a Chinese undertaker case. Authorities reinforce the quarantine with 159 policemen cordoning the area bounded by California Kearney Monterey Broadway and Stockton streets.
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Melogg
San Francisco
Kellogg
Tam
Chinatown
California
Kear
Ney
Monterey Avenue
Broadway
Stockton
Demand for Iron Rises as Prices Drift Downward
New York May 30 The iron market shows a hopeful tone with slightly stronger demand in some trade branches. Buyers place orders more readily while prices continue to hover downward with no clear signs of firming. Quoted prices for various products vary by several dollars per ton amid gradual adjustments.
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New York
Eee Os Oispceet
Mts
Fearon
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
National Tube Works to Close Branches June
National Tube company will close all branch houses in the country on June 1 except those in New York Chicago San Francisco and Pittsburgh affecting about 800 workers. Production will shift to other works nationwide with jobs promised at or above one thousand dollars per car. A yearbook advertisement urges readers to try Prickly Ash Bitters for heat regulation and health.
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National Tube Works
Pittscoro
National Tube Company
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburg
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Mud volcanos erupt near Lartonville California
Mud volcanos near Lartonville California burst into alarming activity on May 30. Residents report distant thunder, strong heat, and vapor rising from cratered mounds about six feet high, with bluish boiling mud flowing toward the Eel River tributaries.
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Lartonville
Cal
Large fire wipes out sections of Pioche Nevada
A major blaze in Pioche Nevada on May 30 destroyed a large part of town including the Schoofer Opera House the Episcopal church and schoolhouse along with about twenty other buildings. The Messenger office and nearby structures burned as flames spread east and north from the Batseter House area. Giant powder aided efforts to fight the fire with insurance listed at 10 000.
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Loupow
War Office
Buller
Newcastle
Doornburg
Hildyard
Sethaon
Utrecht
Anche UN Ttleton
Chan
Cleary
Laing
Johannesburg
Prerouta
Pat
Johannes
Piocne
Nev
Schoofer Opera
Batseter
Hanna to retire from GOP national chairmanship
Senator Hanna will not seek another term as chairman of the Republican National Committee. He plans to retire after the Philadelphia convention to rest from political and business strain. He leaves the selection of his successor to the convention majority and declines to name a candidate.
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Wasnixdton
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
New Trial Refused in Manning Duncan Case at Bransonax
Manning and Duncan, convicted saf ecrackers in the murder of Police Officers Adams and Kirkley after the Standard Oil safe robbery, had their motion for a new trial denied. Manning faces hanging July 6 while Duncan drew a life sentence. Duncan again denied being present at the shooting. Manning asserted he is not the shooter known as New York Harry. The sentences were suspended pending appeal to the Supreme Court. Other short news items include Vargas in Mexico City, a man in Cantora shot by his stepson, and a thank you note for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Mrs. Doty of Dea Mains Iowa.
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Manning
Duncan
Supreme Court
Bransonax
Ala
Criminal
John Manning
Frank Duncan
J. W. Adams
Kirkley
Standard Oil Company
Greene
New York
Harry
Panama Directors Order Cuellera and Emucation Work Extension
Panama May 30. The Panama directors have secured instructions from Paria ordering an extension of the Cuellera and Emucations work and direct that all laborers be engaged for that purpose. Also a short ad touts Prickly Ash Bitters for digestive issues sold by H. R. Pelmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katension
Panama
Paria
Cuellera
H. R. Pelmer & Sons
Militia Arrives at Andersonville to Restore Order
At Andersonville Georgia four companies of militia from the Americus Light Infantry Albany and Fitzgerald arrive to protect peace among thousands of Negro residents amid fears of bloodshed. Authorities deem a military presence necessary to insure order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proops
Andersonville
Americus Light Infantry
Albany
Fitageral
Gentlemen I Recommend Pe r u na for Catarrh Relief
An advertisement from Pe-ru-na Drug M'f'g Co in Columbus Ohio praises Pe r u na for catarrh relief. A testimonial from James Lewis urges sufferers to learn its value and requests readers to send for a free catarrh book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Lewis
Perons Drug Manufacturing Co
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Hall
J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druguista
F. A. Habcock
Eric
H. R Palmer & Bons
Soldiers of the Confederacy
Tanectinn
Briscoe Hindman
Mas of Honor
United Sons of the Confederate Veterans
Alexander Humphrey
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
W. T. Colquitt
W. T. Quinby
Atlanta
Sons of Veterans
Colquitt
Thorsday
Biscow
Hindman
R. E. Lee
Memphis
Henry Hecker
Cotton Exchange
County Court
Memphis Commercial Association
Husiness Men's Club
Merchants’ Exchange
Trades and Labor
Republic
Nek
Lownpos
Lord Roberta
England
California Fig Syrup Co
Specia
J. Newton Hathaway
Hathaway
Ceaea
J. Newton
S. Broad Street
H.R. Palmar & Sona
Bryan
Jen
Ze Adikem
Allen
Olmsted
Agate
Pioche
Nevada
Suara
MR. Hanna
MoniLe
José Onofore Vargas
Vargas
Namel Campeche
Soroa
Cuantortre, N
Mesa Jagger
Charles Murdock
Here
Manlock
Iis
Jagrera
Abomen
Mia
Doty
Dea Mains
Iowa
Dannyatoy
John Boyd
Bowie
Wasuixatox
House
Judiciary
Reee Tee
Green and Gaynor
Atlantic Construction Company
Hughes
Gurenville
D. C
Court of General Sessions
Mattie A. Hughes
Chialatea
Lewin’ Case
AKO
Perry Davis & Son
E.C. Dewhence
H R. Palmer
J. N. Williamson
Athens, Ga
Aibons Mavings Bank
Tele
Barbers
McQoman & Carter
College Avenue
Michael Hrus
Jackson Ve ‘Clayton
Max Joseph
Ald
Clsyton
Wall Stseets
Phanetok
Pariggs & Lowe
Ayten Etrent
Drug Storey
HB. BR. Palmer & Hons
Clayton Etree PaAenedy
Express Office Adveoat
Bosthera Represe Company
Iintiege A
D. Vlanigen, Msi Fer
Clayton and
Athers Hardware Company
B.D. Stone
Jackson Street
Mattress Works
Sonoma
Viera
T. Olives
D. P. Hasettiom
Clarion Street
Athens Banner
Mesters Asten Telegraph Company
Dayton
Crane
Bell
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