Warnings of Death Seen in Dreams Across Several Cases
A compiled account describes dream warnings predicting death for individuals in Britain and beyond. Cases include Henry Gay who died exactly four years after a vivid cornfield vision and Lady Tweedmouth who forewarned her farewell in London. Additional reports cite Boxing Day deaths and other near death predictions aligned with final farewells and premonitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gay
Abertillery
Monmouthshire
Gay
Rev
D. Collier
Lady Tweedmouth
Lord Rosebery
Roserbery
Remodeling of Pres Vhyterian Church to Start Soon
Plans revised for church remodeling call for Corinthian columns only on the front. The Sunday school room remains in the basement, which will be remodeled into a model space. Work to begin soon as funds are secured for completion.
Pardon petition cites chained confession to free Harris
Governor Heyward receives a full pardon petition for John Harris, sentenced to life for the murder of Alfred Singletary. An affidavit by George W. Arms claims Harris confessed after Arms rattled chains near his cell and staged the ghostly scene. A later alibi by J. M. Brown disputes timing, prompting a formal investigation.
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Columbia
U S. C
Heyward
John Harris
Williamsburg
Ufe
Alfred Singletary
George W. Arms
Harris
Singletary
Adams
Harrison
J. M. Brown
Wilson
Jordan Cotton Report Underway After Session Begins
New Orleans May 30 State presidents and officers of the Southern Cotton association opened an executive session with President Harvie Jordan presiding They will complete the acreage reduction compilation and release it to the public before adjourning Jordan could not say when the report would be ready but said the association was achieving its initial aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The
Southern Cotton Association
Harvie Jordan
Jordan
A Coincidence At A Funeral In Americus
Americus May 10 a strange coin cidence marked Col H Hawkins funeral as taps sounded the sea board engine whistled like a requiem. The engine was among those Hawkins had purchased for the railway years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Col
H. Hawkins
Seaboard
Col. Hawkins
Hospital dispute turns heated with patient death
A heated hospital dispute escalated into sharp accusations and a patient died within the facility. The incident, labeled chaotic by witnesses, ended with the doctor allegedly expiring soon after the exchange of harsh words.
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Pital
Pees
They Never Spoke for Twenty Years Divorce Granted
Lawrenceburg Indiana May 80 Mrs Julia A Grubbs 70 won a divorce from Hamilton A Grubbs 75 with Judge George B Downey awarding 2000 alimony. After a quarrel 20 years ago he abandoned her they lived apart yet in the same house never speaking to each other while children served meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Julia A. Grubbs
Hamilton A. Grubbs
Mr. Grubbs
Mrs. Grubbs
Kansas
Grubbs
Cotton acreage to drop about one fifth in state report
National crop bulletin for Teorghs week ending May 29 notes cotton planted area will fall about 20 percent due to rain and labor shortages. Grain and corn show good growth while peaches from the south are shipped with fair to good yields and excellent quality. Wheat rust harms outlook but overall crop prospects remain favorable. gardens and minor crops report positive conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Department of Agriculture
Teorghs
Athens City Baseball League Faces Reform for Summer
Community interest grows as Athens plans a simplified four team league aimed at stronger competition. After last year’s double schedule and free admission crowds, organizers consider four City League clubs including M C A, Grocers and Railroad men, Dry Goods and Clothiers, and a miscellaneous foursome from other businesses. The league may open after University commencement with a planning meeting to finalize reorganization.
Leto Up On Mayor Weaver As Durham Signals Approach
Philadelphia report notes Israel Durham of the organization indicating he will not oppose Col. Shilden Acker’s confirmation as director of public works if his allies’ names reach the council. Durham’s move suggests a temporary withdrawal of opposition to the mayor. Also mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a testimonial from D L Gregory of Hope Texas.
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Philadelphia
Israel Durham
Frinds
Shilden A. Lincoln Acker
Durham
Mercer University President Postponed Nomination
Savannah Ga May 30 The refusal of Dr W W Landrum of Atlanta to accept the Mercer University presidency leaves trustees at sea A board meeting is planned in Macon next Monday to survey the situation Dr Landrum has advised Rev John D Jordan in Savannah that he cannot consider the appointment
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Savannah
W. W. Landrum
Atlanta
Mercer University
Board of Trustees
Macon
Landrum
John D. Jordan
Savanah
Dying of Famine and Consumption Described with Cure Claim
A fragment cites William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland describing consumption as a long torture and claiming Dr King s New Discovery cured him after other medicines failed. The ad promotes relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia with bottles priced 80 cents and one dollar and a free trial bottle offered with local druggists Palmer and Son W J Smith Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
H. KR
Palmer & Sone
W. J. Smith & Bro’e
Tria
Roosevelt to See Georgia Birthplace as Grandson Receives Slave Receipts
Avanta Georgia May 20. President Roosevelt is to visit Georgia to view his mother's birthplace and meet Georgians. Colonel George H. Jones of Cobb county will present two ancient receipts showing the sale of four enslaved people by Martha Bullock to defray her daughter's trousseau for Martha Bullock's marriage to Theodore Roosevelt. The documents dated 1853 1854 detail payments and health and title warranties for the enslaved Brister Sylvia and their grandchildren Albert and Sylvia. The Bullocks were wealthy before the war and visited New York. the arrangement supported Roosevelt's family wedding with Roosevelt, father of the President.
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Goodeby
Scotland
Kent
Gloucestershire
Legare
St. Eustache
Quebec
Mme. Legare
Prof. Palmer
Standard Office
Bryan Curtis
The
Globe
Palmer
Mr. Curtis
Wanchope
South Africa
Lord Winchester
Childe
Stopford
John Humer
Loe
Avanta
Roosevelt
Georgia
Clay
George H. Jones
Cobb County
Martha Bullock
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
John F. Martin
Bess
John
Roswell
Colonel Jones
Martha
Hame
Maritha Bullock
Bullock Plantation
Bullock
Cuban Diarrhoea Remedy Cited By Mrs Minnie Jacobs
Mrs Minnie Jacobs of Houston Texas testifies that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband of Cuban diarrhoea brought home from Cuba after doctors failed. One bottle proved effective, neighbors praise the medicine. For sale by Palmer Bons and Emich Bros. Fine Printing The Benner Leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Baldtera
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Texas
Chamberlain
Cube
H.ff, Palmer
New Buildings Funded for State Normal School
The State Normal School will begin construction of three new buildings a science hall a dining hall and dormitory and a model kitchen each with its own heating plant. The legislature allotted twenty five thousand dollars with private gifts totaling twenty thousand more and five thousand raised by subscription led by President Branson Athens contributed over one thousand. Bids will be sought promptly and contracts signed to start work. opening in September is unlikely.
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State Normal School
R. E. Davison
Greene
Board of Trustees
Haralson Bleckley
Atlanta
James M. Smith
George Foster Peabody
Branson
Athens
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold Locally
Mr J W Turner of Truhart Virginia reports Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have done more good than any doctor. The ad claims the medicine cures stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and notes it is sold by H R Palmer Sons and W J Smith Brothers.
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Chamberlain
I R. Falmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
J. W. Turner
Truhart
H.R. Palmer & Sons
State Sunday School Institute Opens in West Point Ga
The State Sunday School institute under the Methodist banner meets at First Baptist church due to rebuilt Methodist losses. Dr and Mrs Hamill of international fame speak on topics including The Superintendent's Problem and Sunday School by Missionary Force. Sessions feature talks on The Child We Teach and Primary Programs amid active discussions by superintendents and teachers.
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West Point
State Sunday School Institute
Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
A. J. Kiser
Notable Women Spies in 19th Century Russia
A TiT Bits tale recounts Vera Sassulitch aiding General Trepoff, her faked assassination charge, and later spying for the czar. Emma Bellomo, the Countess della Torre, rises as chief spy, duping a close attendant with forged papers, exposing a Rome Paris plot, and earning Siberia exile for a conspirator.
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Vera Sassulitch
Trepoff
St. Petersburg
Vera Sassullich
Emma Bellomo
Countess Della Torre
Rome
Paris
Siberia
Just What Everyone Should Do
Irwinville resident J T Barber keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for sudden attacks. He praises it as one of the best medicines he has used for colic and diarrhoea and keeps a bottle in his room. Sold by H K Palmer and W J Seolth & Bre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Barber
Irwinville
Barber
H. K. Palmer
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Earl
Presbyterian Church
Pia
Indiana
Gang Leto
Mayor Weaver
Bucklen
O. K
D. L. Gregory
Hope
Tex
H. R. Palmler & Sons
Trouseau
Benner
Castoria
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