Governor Wallace's Widow Dies at 84
Mia Jerel da Wallace, widow of the late Governor Wallace and stepmother of General Lew Wallace, dies at 84 at her daughter's home near IxpraNa Pouis. She was a national figure through Woman's Christian Temperance Union and woman suffrage work.
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Lew Wallace
IxpraNa Pouis
Mia
Jerelda Wallace
Wallace
J. H. Steiner
Zemelda Wallace
Lace
United States
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Millersburg
Nineteen Houses Burned In Sumter Fire Disaster
Fire started in G F Epperson stables in Sumter and spread to 19 buildings, causing about 50 000 dollars in damage with only 14 000 dollars insured. Jails across the street burned. prisoners moved to safety as hoses and heat failed fire crews. Separate reports note fires in Scranton Savannah and Frepexhnostowy with varying losses and damages.
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Sumter
Lowren, & O
G. F. Epperson
Hames
Epperson
Volunter
Scranton
Kama & McAnulty
Scranton Supply and Machinery County
Globe Marshouse Company
Lemon Elixir Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments
Advert reads Dr H Mosley s Lemon Elixir as a tonic for biliousness constipation and appendicitis indigestion sick headaches sleeplessness nervousness fever chills debility and kidney diseases claiming natural organic regulation. Personal testimonials from J L Alldred and Mrs S A Gresham, price one dollar, Atlanta Georgia.
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H. Monley
Atlanta
Capitol
J. L. Alldred
Senate
State Capitol
$10 000 Suit Now On Trial In S A Works Case
Mrs A Franklin sues Southern Agricultural Works Atlanta for 10000 dollars over her son's death from machinery injuries at the plant. The case is in city court before Judge Reid with Gores Bell representing the plaintiff and Slaton Phillips and H C Pueples for the defense.
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Mra. A. Franklin
Southern Agricultural Works
Atlanta
Jane
M. Reid
Franklin
Southern Agricultural Orks
Gores & Bell
Slaton & Phillips
H. OC. Pueples
Free paint offer mixed with scam and global notes
A Glendale era letter to E J Smith promises donated paint and asks for house measurements to determine gallons and color schemes. It cites a shady 25 for 25 fraud and markets L M paint. The page also carries varied items including a sugar duty debate, dairy export inspections, an assault suspect in Bremen, a New Orleans veteran commission, Chinese immigration, crop blight, and a testimonial for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin.
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U. S
Truly
Longman & Martinez, Paint Makers
Pearl St
New York City
Fight With Negro Thieves Trainmaster Seriously Injured
In Ashley Junction near Charleston last night Curtis J Youngblood trainmaster of the Plant railway system at Savannah was seriously wounded in a fight with thieves. George Watkins a negro was fatally shot and the robbers are jailed. Youngblood and his negro assistant are in St Xavier hospital Charleston. Weather changes bring slight spells of headache and indigestion. Caldwell's Syrup Peppermint advertised.
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Savaswan
Ashley Junction
Charleston
Curtis J. Youngblood
Savannah
George Watkins
Savenoah Yosterday
Hear
Carnat Siding
Mr Young
Blood
Bt. Xavier Hospital
Botha Rejects Peace Terms Asks House For Delay
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain told the House of Commons that General Botha refused to recommend the peace terms. Botha informed Lord Kitchener that his government and officers entirely agreed with his view, delaying terms for earnest government consideration.
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Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Both
Botha
Chamberlain
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Caneelin
Charges Dismissed in Louisville Police Court Case
In Lotvisvillx on March 1 the conspiracy counts against W Greer Campbell E G Bennett and Wilbur Beaty Denver capitalists were dismissed on motion. Charges arose from their bid to buy land owned by the Cumberland and Commonwealth Land companies and their claim to recover money paid when title proved not clear. A $60000 damages suit for blackmail linked to the deal was withdrawn as parties reached a settlement.
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Blackmal
Denver
T. F. Hargis
Louisville
Duel Fights Between Mine Managers Shock Daggett
In Daggett a street duel with knives broke out between A P Elliott manager of the Peacock Copper mine and James Neville a rival mine owner. Neville fell mortally wounded. bystanders intervened and Elliott was wounded. The incident was witnessed in the morning hour.
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Sax Brixanpixo
Cal
A. P. Elliott
Peacock
James Neville
Daggett
Neville
Elliots
Tien-Tsin Situation More Alarming
General Womack blames unwarranted British interference in the Russian concession affair amid Anglo-Russian siding tensions. British and Russian troops encamp opposite a trench as orders to fire on work are reported. London press cites conflicting concessions and pending orders from superiors.
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Trin Taix
Wogack
Aoemanceal von Waldersee
Exore
Europa
Childish Outbreak Meddles With British Sikh Regiment
General Lorne Campbell calls the attack by French soldiers on Sikh regiment members a childish outbreak. He notes orders to keep French troops in their own concession and cites complaints of insults to women and abuse of American and English soldiers. Major Foote reports unarmed Americans faced armed French soldiers.
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Lorne Campbell
Voyron
Major Foote
Ninth
United States Infantry
Millionaire Kills Himself in Florida Estate
In Leesecence Leescece near Jacksonville Florida retired Ohioan F H Carpenter a millionaire who owned two large Florida estates committed suicide at his winter home firing a pistol into his head with his foot He previously owned property in Ohio and Florida including Sea Sealesonville and other cities.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
F. H. Carpenter
Ohio
Lees Cece
Carpenter Ow
Sea Sealesonville
New Places
Clocima
FIGHT OVER GILMAN ESTATE HEARING CONTINUES
Briperrort Connecticut March 19 An other delay marked the contest for appointing an administrator of the late George Gilman estate with council unsettled over hearing dates and conference status. Messrs Borotral Norton oppose and discuss who should be named while Bridgeport interests offer possible nomination.
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Briperrort
Conn
George ¥. Gilman
Counss
Ieee
Bal Saar
Carraid
Cen Ijntment Gee Salih
Sugges
Calleaene
Messrs
Borotral and
Norton
Connecticut
Bridgeport T Copany
Disappeared man insured for 1600 in brotherhood pact
Macon report says Edward P. Almy vanished around January 4. His life policy for 1600 is payable to two brothers in Denver and Terre Haute. Some believe he is alive, possibly on a spree. proof of death needed for payout. Rumor of a headless body in the Ocmulgee river is unconfirmed.
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Macon
Edward P. Almy
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Denver
Col
Terre Haute
Ind
Almy
Bree
Cannes
Pais
Maron
Lia
Ocmulgee
McKae
Vna
Almiy
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Ila
Bowers
Garenville
Alex Bowers
Jim Howard
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Highland
Grassy Mountain
Phill
Tra
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Greenville
Gany
Binwinamam
Ala
Morgan L. Davis
Union Springs
North Birmingham
Dimmick Pipeworks
Entet
Southern Railway
Borrato
John E Tipton
Switchmen's Union of North America
Anid
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Statehouse
Gantt
Secretary of State
Rios
Broasonam
H. B. Heflin
J. A. Estes
Bessethe
Toe Legiiature Slectel
Yy Clarke
Lady Clarke
Orient
Stanlen Gerke
Sitlon Wader
Dawson
Victoria
B. C
Amur
Skagway
Yukor
George Schroder
West Broad and
Waldburg Streets
Bryan Baptist Church
P. E Master
J. B. Battle
Schroder
Mozley
Maztey
A Gresham
Salem, N. C
Marley
H. Mosley
Parlippince
Bay Prancisco
Marco iv
Hancock
Philippines
Présidio
Department of the Columbia
Alcetras
Seventh Infantry
Fort Logan
District of Colum
Mania
Shanks
Pica Hized
Jading Diocino
Wii
E. J. Smith
Athens
Engar
West India Committee
Colonial Office
Wasmivarox
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
New York
Welland
Epicep
Betis
Dietric Welland
Emperor William
Bremen
Rolle
Baxing
J. L. Weaver
Baxley
T. F. Thomas
Sanpizao
Hong Kong
Amayy
Neosho Falls
Kans
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
A. J. Ldourance
Abtornia
SS Ligieee
Cologne
Volks Zeitung
Wasnixatox
Corceunus
Catherine Grant
Virginia
General Lafayette
Whso
Binwixoua
Peter Eagan
Charley Roberts
Hawkins Station
Powderly
Bossy
Eagan
Roberts
Paris
Hayes Agency
Peking
Pichon
Sena
M. Beau
Atness
Prince’ ‘Avenue
McLeay
Fons
Alvin MacLeay
Lexpos
Rome
Anatoms
Lake Como
Wien
WFC
Mee
DU Orewis Fils
Bizainons
Hipetor
Serreas Debility
Bron Ageia
Ibe
Tien-Tsin
Womack
Loxpon
Sny the Tien Tein
Great Britain
Russia
Russa
I¢ Foreign Office
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Bennettsville
8. O
Thomas Troy Breeden
Bretten
Breeden
Wiles
Br. Lount
James A. Seddon
ex-Gor Ilies
Wasursaros
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Te Collast Oral
Pretoria
Adelbert Hay
Washwill
Omantestos
Chicora
Navy Department
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Board of Survey
Saya
Sareed Tipo
Thomas and
Clayton Sts
Georgia
Gilman
Corcunes
T. B. Rivers
J. W. Hires
Deabey
Theodore Jackson
Janke
Omaha
Enr Rivers
Wowahitchka
Carolina Rivers
Corymata
J. M. Bowers
Washington, D. C
Abad
Pee-Des
Santee
Salkehatchia
South Carolina
Saanonix
George Hartlein
Savannan
A. J. Gable
Wm. Smith
Tybee
Tyber
Ermott
Jozun R. Wire, Prost
J. A. Monroy
Mg’r
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
General Foundry and Machine Works
Holbrook & Son
Thomas A
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