Indictments Expected From Muskogee Fraud Case Probe
The grand jury in Paterson is expected to return about 300 indictments in a Muskogee fraud investigation, with 14 to 20 perosn named in cases. Tennessee witnesses testified, including a man who learned he once owned a four acre lot later deeded away by unknown parties. In Nevada, the assembly approved a change requiring residency for divorce applicants, raising the period to two years.
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Muphoute
Otis
Pameton
Muskogee
Sion
Trou Naawitie
Dann
A. R. Carr
W. B. Matager
W. M.shook
M. Dudley
Jones
D. Loveman
Hopins
I. W. Carter
J. H. Capady
RB. Heast
W. H. Metz
K A. Timothy
P. J. Grone
TL. Sperry
R. L. Hen
HA. French
Stewart
Kirgpatrick
I A. Dodd
J. G. Chase
Tennessee
Tomlyne
Muskages
Uncle Sam
Miles Heart Remedy touted by patient testimonial
Mrs C C Gorkey of Northield Wisconsin recounts five years of heart trouble and severe breathlessness eased after taking Miles Heart Remedy. She claims six bottles cured and asserts the remedy strengthens weak hearts as a general health practice. The ad promises refunds if no benefit.
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Miles
Charugeies
Brandenberg Missing In Larceny Case Delays Trial
New York reporters report that Brandenburg Brandenburg failed to appear for a grand larceny charge linked to an article falsely attributed to Grover Cleveland. Judge Dowling issued a bench warrant after Brandenburg could not be located despite a $1,600 bond being posted. Attorney Samuel B. Thomas stated no word had reached him, and the case stems from alleged sale of the fake Cleveland authored piece used as campaign literature.
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New York
Broughton Brandenbung
New York Times
Grover Claveland
Jostice Dowling
Breadenbirs
Mellcn Dowling
Au Orene
Cailing
Ber
Brandensburg
Justion Dowlag
Stantumburg
Brandenbure
Samuel B. Thomas
Brandeinbure
Brandenburg
Seling
Gitover Clev
Willam H. Garr
KK K Kids Eat Meal To Thriving Health
Children enjoy a hearty KK K meal with smiles and full bellies, showcasing a cheerful scene of nourishment and happiness.
Vote on Prohibition in West Virginia
In a February session the West Virginia House passed a prohibition measure by a 62 to 13 vote. The article notes the campaign to enforce the policy and the updated efforts of state officials, highlighting ongoing preparation for the constitutional bid against opposition.
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West Virginia
Charlestory
Ite
House of del Fudey
Williams
Probes Confederate Home Bill Advances in Senate
Fragmentary OCR notes show February actions in Missouri where a Senate committee advanced a measure related to a Confederate home. Names and precise terms are unclear but the item indicates legislative movement on a public or veterans facility proposal.
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Peterson
City
Hemouri Senate
Condition of Dr Bull Sevéonsh Ga February 1
Report from Bull’s physicians states he had a seizure and vomiting, the patient was in a weak state for about an hour this morning. Temperature was normal. The note indicates improved condition after the episode.
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Bull
Lincoln Cabis Moved ration taviNe Be Feneuacy
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Lincoln cabin move and local watchword incidents. It mentions a national born event and a Benthin tion. The readable parts imply a local event with a cabin and a moved person or object.
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Lincoln Cabis
Yiadre
Bishop Smith Charged With Oppression In Georgia Church
Charges filed by Rev. Harmon accuse Right Rev. Charles Spencer Smith of oppression and tyranny in the Georgia Conference. The petition alleges misuse of appointive power, suppression of officers, reduced ranks, and funds diverted from the Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society to a legal suit. Proceedings slated before the House of Bishops at Mt Zion church in Jacksonville on the coming Thursday.
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Charles Apencer Smith
John Harmon
Avenue
Paw
House of Dixhops
Mt. Zion
Jacksonville
Enith
Aldara
Diyona
Geithim
Georgia
Loaves & Lange
Smith
Harmon
Repip Marin
Charles Spencer Smith
Trac
Dia Ut
Woman, Home and Foren Missionary Society
Ble Poltcy
Charles Spancer Smith
Hia
Wil Ogere
Charan
Charlee Spencer Smith
Ang Rai Caine
Bishop overreach alleged in church graft and abuse case
Petitioners accuse a bishop of extortion and graft through forced contributions and episcopal expenses. They claim many hundreds of dollars were exacted from clergy and laypeople, with funds tied to clothing and aid offerings and accusations of drug or alcohol influence. The Atlanta conference and other meetings are cited as context for alleged misconduct.
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Charisse
Atlanta
Georgia
Pia
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Record
A 1908 look at Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reveals vast policy totals and asset holdings. It notes daily policy sales and payments, large bond and real estate holdings, and periodic voluntary distributions to policyholders, highlighting a moral stance to share prosperity beyond promised benefits.
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Palicyholders
Witte Insurance Company
Teadeted & Patement
Evers
United States
Ares
United Beater
Vieuw
Cold Wave Deepens Across Kentucky Causing Suffering
February cold wave tightens its grip in central and eastern Kentucky. Temperature continues to fall as five stock die from the cold in mountain districts. Heavy snowdrifts being plowed, fire alarm service expected to resume. Crown’s Bronchial Traches advertises a cough remedy.
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Kentucky
Leaington
Woman Burned Trying to Save Child in Georgia
Mrs. George Kingery died at her home near Excolator Halliday in a house fire while attempting to rescue her infant child playing near the stove. She donned burning clothing and ran outside to extinguish flames but collapsed in sand near the pigenta before her husband found her. The child was badly burned but survived.
No Pensions for Judges in House Vote
Fragmentary report shows a vote of 88 to GS in the house on pension spending. The session rejected a proposal to fund pensions for judges, citing federal nave concerns and timing.
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Feshington
Crushed His Hand In Bre Board Locomotive Yard Accident
In Americus Georgia on February 1 a railroad worker suffered a crushed hand while guiding a Servne locomotive into the Bre Board Air Life yards. The incident occurred in the afternoon as operations continued. The injured man received immediate care at the scene.
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Americus
Breboard Air Life
Nevada Assembly Urges California to Pass Anti Japanese Law
A Nevada assembly resolution denounces President Roosevelt for allegedly pressuring California on Japanese policy. It calls for delaying any federal admonitions and urges California to enact stringent anti Japanese exclusion measures, asserting no war risk with Japan and aiming to bar Japanese and Chinese entry. It asks Nevada's congressional representatives to support broader exclusion acts.
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Nevada
Roosevelt
California
Carson
Hla
Californie
Bevada
Senate
Wtite
Theodora Roosevelt
United States
Commonwealth of California
Tyvan
Congress
William Thompson Visits Atlanta for Advertising Talks
Willem Thompson of Kalamazoo Michigan, vice president and manager of Kalamazoo Steve Company, arrived in Atlanta for a two and a half day stay. He attributes the company’s success to advertising and noted his annual $100000 spend to promote Kalamazoo direct to you. Thompson, accompanied by his wife, called on Atlanta Gas Light Company and attended their Employers' Association meeting on advertising.
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Willem Thompson
Kelamagis
Mich
Kalamazoo Steve Company
Atlante
Aterm
Hig
Northern
Thompson
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoy
Atinnte
Atlanta
Kalamasog
Whompasa
J. C. Ruahin
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Home Missions Council Set to Meet in Atlanta
A gathering of prominent pastors and lay leaders from across the country will convene in Atlanta Wednesday through Thursday under the auspices of the Home Missionary Society. The meeting aims to discuss support for missions and related welfare programs.
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Home Missions Council
Atlanta
Milsatane
Council Interfaith Alliance Aims to Christianize America
The Wentipx will be held at Central Presbyterian Church starting at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon with an interfaith rally to promote Christian values. A second session is planned Thursday evening at 7 45. Speakers include Dr. Josiah Strong of New York City Governor R B Glega of North Carolina Dr Reese F Ainho of Tang Inland Rev Joan Whitd of Atlanta Edmund D Poe of Fork City and Ray Dy Gray home secretary semiharma Baptist church.
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America
Central Presbyterian Church
Josian Strong
New York City
R. B. Glega
North Carolina
Reese
F. Ainho
Tang Inland
Rey. Joan
Whitd
Atlanta
Edmund D. Poe
Fork City
Ray
Dy Gray
Ondine Aecretary Home
Semiharma Baptist Shurdis
Thousands With Kidney Trouble Need Early Attention
An Atlantic Daily Constitution advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims kidney problems are widespread and often undiagnosed, urging readers to start treatment and offering free sample bottles by mail. It lists symptoms and praises the product s purported healing powers.
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Woien
Hottia
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghsmtan
M. D
O Hara Child Buried in Atlanta After Fatal Tent Fire
The seven year old daughter of Jonn O Hara died from burns suffered near a fire in a tent away from Watersboro South Carolina. Her body was brought to Atlanta for funeral services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception today. The O Hara family, nomadic in habit, gathers in Atlanta annually to conduct the burial. Dr E G Griffin returns.
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Atlanta
Andie O'Hara
Jonn O'Hara
Oakiang
Watersboro
Instant Catarrh Relief Claim Promises Cure
Advertisement-style text touts Helina Catarrh Cure as instant relief for catarrh. It claims complete air passage clearing and rapid healing of irritated membranes, with testimonial lines and offer of a trial package.
Pair of loyal hound guards 173 master in New York
In Roohestar New York on February 1 a hound guarded the body of Warren Hanscom a date maker frozen to death returning from a hunting trip. The dog circled the body and wore a path around it while searchers approached, and it resisted until beaten back.
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Pairaful Dog Guarda Corpae
Roohestar
N.Y
Ite
Warren Hanscom
Mortuary notices and funeral details from Duluth area
Deaths include Mira Stella Hogan at a private sanitarium with services at a private chapel and burial in Duluth. Tomas Hens of Avatel dies at a private sanatorium with services at St M. Patterson & Son and interment in Wentview. Arminteau dies at 31 Copley, services at 5 PM. Coles dies at 78, veterans listed. Howland, Stillman memorials noted with services and interment. Also a cold remedy ad from LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
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Hugee
Creek
Gritte Street
Mery
Crete
Geeentery
Band
Blowmberg
Tomas
Fem
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