Swollen Eyes and Broken Heads at Police Court Docket
A mixed crowd watched a crowded Monday police court session with a fall docket. Offenders faced fines around 7 to 63 dollars for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, including Zack Woodall and Cora Hester. Other cases include assaults, swindling attempts, and a fatal baptism accident reported along with local notices and a Bleachery charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Woodall
Bud White
Cora Hester
Coon Pass
N. M
Griffey
Darkey
Ben Walker
Bad White
Will Johnson
Rosa Belle Moran
Liza Johnson
Lower Broad Street
Tani
Robert Calloway
Speonyers
Caroline Thomas
Macon
Hattie Moran
Smith
Moran
Annie Winfrey
Veterans Honor Jefferson Davis on Ninety-Second Birthday
Louisville and Atlanta observed the ninety second birth anniversary of Jefferson Davis with Confederate veterans. H E W Palmer delivered the Louisville oration as old soldiers, widows, and family mourned Davis and his daughter Winnie Davis. Speakers praised Davis’ leadership and the Confederate cause in solemn ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Jones
Virgin'a
Hayes
Jefferson Davis
Varina. Hayes
Clement A. Evans
Georgia
Mr. Davis
Jeffers Davis
General Evans
Confederate States of America
Hooga
Texas
Stephen D. Lee
The
United Confederate Veterans
Spottsvania
Hancock
Northern Virginia
Gordon
Leo
Lee
Eral Gor
Don
Richmond
Jana
General Gordon
Atlanta
Hubert E. Lee
Canadier
H. E. W. Palmer
Dew
Confederacy
Confed
Veterans Return in Crowd at Louisville Reunion
Multitudes including the maimed veteran battalion, the Daughters of the Confederacy and the Sons of Veterans attended the Louisville reunion. The Negroes section reports a man crushed to death in Brouvarnas Alabama after a railway collision near Boyles. A notable social theft case in Moytoomeny Alabama involved a clock. the accused will not be prosecuted. A shooting in Spartansora Utah resulted in the death of a unarmed Black man. Constable Bishop in jail. A family quarrel in Dagumatoy Utah ended in murder and concealment, with arrest and confession. In Fat Star Georgia a tannery engine flywheel shattered, causing significant property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erate
Louisville
Robert EK. Leo
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Veterans
Blood Balm B B cures stubborn blood poison claims
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for deep seated blood poisoned conditions. It promises rapid relief for mouth ulcers sore throat eruptions and skin lesions and claims to detoxify the system while rebuilding health. Free trial bottles are offered and sales are pitched through Atlanta suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draggiste
Addree
Atlanta
No crop can out Potash for full yields
Advertised claim encourages use of German Kali Works fertilizers to assure full crops. Promises details on fertilizer composition and crop suitability with free books offered. Addresses Nassau Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau St
New Yor
Power Houses Guarded by Armed Sheriff's Posse in St Louis
In St Louis on June 4 seven companies of the sheriff s posse were armed and assigned to guard duty at Park Avenue Eastern Avenue and South Electric powerhouses of the Transit Company as officers train and deploy more deputies. Barracks were provided for sworn members who will eat and sleep on base when off duty. Regular police will respond to calls. Several guards report rough handling of civilians during incidents. Brickyard Hands Strike in Campen Alabama as eighty laborers demand two hours less work daily for the same pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Posse
St. Louis
Posse Comitatus
Park Avenue
Eastern Avenue
South
Transit Company
Cara
Opera N
Campen
Bryan Jones and Towne to Outing at Minocqua Wisconsin
Republican convention takes place in Philadelphia while Bryan Towne and Jones with J K Jones and Charles W Moore plan a nonpolitical outing at Colonel Wetmore’s cottage in Minocqua Wisconsin. Towne joins later in Minocqua and Jones and Bryan visit Chicago on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minocqua
Wis
Kansas
Philadelphia
William J. Bryan
Charles A. Towne
J. K. Jones
Charles W. Moore
St. Louls
Colonel Wetmore
Min
Saya
Cone Wetmore
Jones and
Bryan
Chicago
Mr. Towne
Graham Kills Bradford In Tallahassee Shooting
Savannah capitalist John A. Graham of the Graham Lumber Company shoots his agent in a dispute over settlement of business accounts at Tallahassee. Graham claims self defense. The report notes the incident occurred near St Marks and involves senior partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Tallahassee
Jane
John A. Graham
Graham Lumber Company
St. Marks
Firsco Et Jeham
Bt. Marks. A
Boadieed
Graham
South Carolina Park Commission on site selection at Chickamauga
The South Carolina park commission led by Governor McSweeney and other officials visited Chickamauga and nearby sites to select a wire for the South Carolina monument to be dedicated next winter. The delegation returned home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth Carolina’s Park Commission
Chickamauga
Cuatlaxoona
South Carolina Park Commission
McSweeney
J. W. Floyd
J. Harvey Wilson
OC. T. Walker
N. Henderson
Bishop Capers
Diocese of Charleston
H. V. Boynton
Chickamauga Park Commission
E. E. Botts
Sheffield Lectures on China Warn of Boxer Rebellion Fallout
Rev. Dr. D. Sheffield, head missionary nominee, spoke at First Congregational Church about northern China danger. He warned Boxers act with covert government support, fear foreign intervention, and foresee an overthrow of the current Chinese government, with missions at risk and Marines deployed to shield cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sheffield
North China College
The
American Board of Foreign Missions
First Congregational Church
China
Society of the Great Knife
Eight Americans Missing in China Clash with Boxers
Two more foreigners who fled from Pao Ting Fa reach safety with one badly injured. The relief expedition returns as Cossacks report fighting Boxers leaving many dead and wounded. Reports from Pao Ting Fu claim eight Americans and three members of the inland mission are missing, though missionaries are said to be in no danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tixx Tsix
Pao Ting Fa
Bozaraky
Pao Ting Fu
Ching Inland Mission
New Industries Reported Add Cotton Mills to List
Alabama coal mines and a wide range of new plants and factories appear in The Tradesman weekly summary for the period ending June 2. Brickworks, canning factories in Georgia and Virginia, carriage and cigar factories in Alabama, extensive steel and iron works, flouring mills, lumber yards, and a growing network of mills and exchanges across Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and West Virginia are named among expanding industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Onattaxoona
Mississippi
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Tennesse
South Carolina
Texas
Louisiana
North Canolina
Lass
Harnees
Florida
Misaisady Tenneeneg Ant
Yigal
Gilcom
Cnia
Gove Ieeben
Tobacco
Ice War At Montgomery Cuts Ice Prices
In Montgomery Alabama on June 4 a price war erupts as independent ice firms break a local 60 cent per 100 pounds ice pact. The Rreer Tee company drops to 25 cents per 100 pounds while others advertise 20 pounds for a dime, signaling a likely summer shift in the city’s ice market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Company
Montcourny
Ala
Reer Tee Company
Montgomery Ica
Sconta
Montgome
All Laces and Embroideries at Low Prices Reynoldstown
A great assortment of all over Embroideries and Laces for Yoking priced at 85c, 1.00, 1.50 and upwards. Complete line of Valenciens Mechlin Point De Paris and black and white silk laces. Magnificent range of Embroideries in Edgings and Insertings in matched sets at very low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciens
Mechlin
Point de Paris
Wash Dress Cottons and Fabrics at Low Prices
A sale listing multiple fabrics including 50 pieces of plain wash dress cottons with diverse patterns at 10 cents a yard. 75 pieces of Figured and Striped Dimities offered for 5 cents a yard, French Organdies at 26 cents, Lateen Twills for skirts at 15 cents, plus a wide assortment of Percales Madras Ginghams and Batiste in assorted designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Island
Madras
Batiste
Special inducements on house furnishings this week
Special inducements offered this week include Mattings Carpets Rugs Curtains Por ters Window Shades Hall and Fire Screens with price breaks and featured discounts across the showroom selection.
Silk Accessories and New Linen Goods for Ladies
Vivid assortment includes Black White and Colored Silk Parasols and Kid Gloves in select shades Black and White Silk Gloves New Lace Ties and New Side Comics Ladies Linen Dollars featuring a range of women’s accessories and decorative items from the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Side Comics, Ladies’ Linen
Ollars
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Mexurma
Jones
Jim Philips
Frorence
Winona
Here
Henry Grant
Anperson
Bue Ridge
Conmmma
Clear Water
Hinata
Albom County
Orry
Biloxi
Honga
Brouvanas
Townsville
Nashville
Boyles
Sam Wills
Bishop Killa
Spartansora
Fred Norman
Bishop
Dagumatoy
Jule Gibson
Gibson
Englace
Fat Star
United States Leather Company
Rockford
Hockester
Bryan, Jones and Towne
Bradford
Hewitt Brothers
Jacksonville
Fla
Lum
Dick Hewitt
Moss Hewitt
J. T. Johnson
Johnson
Hewitt Boys
Mille & McCardy
Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson, Liveryman
Burgettetown
Washington Co
H. R. Palmer & Sons Druggista
Bern
Elsenburg
Gothaer
Asheville
Asurville
N. C
William Clark
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Clark
Mostaomery
W. G. Sharkley
Nicrosi
Bateson
Secretary of State
San. 1
Draggiata
F. A
Babcock
Eris
Uo R Palmer & Sona
Draggints
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Castornri
NEW Industries
Montgomery
Boacheo
H R. Palmer & Sons
Michael Brothers
White Goods
Oeiee
Millinery
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