Continentwide unrest and wars fill grim world scene
A London led dispatch surveys global turmoil from six war fronts. It notes Russo Japanese tensions in the Far East, the Herero revolt in German Southwest Africa, the San Domingo revolt, Colombian Panamanian tensions backed by the United States, Balkan reforms blocked in Macedonia, and a British campaign toward Tibet amid guerrilla Filipino resistance.
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London
Universal Peace Societies
Grove
Windhoek
Africa
Amboland
Kaokoland
Damarmland
Great Namaqualand
Germany
Colombia
Republic of
Panamia
Macedonia
Abdul Hamid
Balkan States
Near East
Tibet
Edward
Far East
San Domingo
Turkey
Mississippi Court Hears Bond Redemption Case in Governor Longino Dispute
Jackson February 6 Special Judge Miller heard arguments in R. W. Millsaps guardian for the State of Mississippi suit challenging Governor Longino's action to redeem a $400,000 6 20 state bond issue from 1896. The case tests whether the governor or the legislature has authority to redeem bonds, with a ruling expected in a few days.
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Jackson
Miss
Miller
Seventh Circuit Court District
R. W. Millsaps
Guardian
Mississippi
Longino
McLaurin
Treasury
H Alexander
Flowers
Supreme Court
Senate Committee On Finance
House
Finance Committee
Atute
Manalon F
Senate Finance Committee
Union Services Call From Bishop Nelson in Atlanta
Bishop Nelson requests a ministers meeting in Atlanta to discuss repeating last spring’s union services. He urges a February 8 gathering at 12 30 p m in the M E church hall to foster fellowship among denominations and renew public services and addresses.
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Nelson
Atlanta
Artenas
Cc Nelson
Fatally Hurt by Runaway Mule in Alabama
Mrs A M Gissendaner of Dothan and Mrs Annie Lee Glasendaner of Pinckard were riding a mule from Dothan to Pinckard when it ran away. The incident broke both legs and both arms of Mrs Gissendaner, whose condition was reported critical. Mrs Glasendaner sustained injuries as well.
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Dothan
Ala
A. M. Gissendaner
Annie Lee Glasendaner
Pinckard
Residence Burned at Dothan Alabama
Fire at Dothan destroys a residence valued at 1800 dollars. The owner was Oliver, manager of the Southern Cotton Oil Company plant there. Insurance carried by Phenix Assurance Company of London and Stapleton and Farmer fully covers the loss.
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Dothan
Ala
Phenix Assurance Company of London
Ac. Oliver
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Stapleton & Farmer
Newton County names Adams as superintendent for four years
No opposition to Adams as Newton county public school superintendent. At a county board of education meeting last Saturday Hon. G. C. Adams was reelected for four years, the only applicant to take the examination in Covington Ga on February 7.
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Adams
Covington
County Board of Education
G. C. Adams
Newton County
Stomach War and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets Remedy
An old advertisement extols Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as the sole safe natural cure for stomach troubles. It claims the product pacifies the stomach, restores harmony with the body, and offers relief from dyspepsia with regular use. Buy at 50 cents per box from druggists.
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Stuart
Let Your Stomach Have Its Own Way
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural rest for a weak stomach. It claims the tablets digest food outside the stomach, restore comfort, and provide relief after meals. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
Dyspepsia Relief Promised by Stuart’s Tablets
Physicians across the country prescribe Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for digestion and dyspepsia. The ad claims no remedy matches its effectiveness, asserting doctors agree there is nothing on earth as good for dyspepsia.
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Stuart
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Promotes Quick Relief
A vintage ad urges readers to buy Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for 50 cents to banish indigestion and restore comfort. It touts rapid relief, stomach rest, and natural action, claiming the tablets work independently of conditions and that druggists should stock them widely.
County schools seek state aid over four month operations
Fifty eight North Carolina counties asked the state for aid to keep public schools open four months, with requests ranging from 300 to 4300 dollars. Analysis shows counties with the largest demands receive four months funding at a lower per capita cost than counties making smaller calls, and even below the state average. Ten snowfalls this winter. a cold season. Powell threatens death by his own action in jail after a swindling case. strong evidence mounting. Wilmington post office fight continues with T E Wallace opposing incumbent Miss Darby. North State Gulf Sheriff Estes of Caldwell County noted as the only woman to hold that post. Congressmen Gudger expected to retain his seat amid investigations. Greensboro to host state Republican convention May 28. Democrats eye Greensboro, Republicans to run candidates in all districts. Davidson College receives gift of athletic field. Raleigh aldermen ban lockers for liquor in public places. ex-barkeeper’s locker system ends.
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Raleigh
Behov
Earliness
Powell
J. B. Powell
Wilmigton
Terry
United States Penitentiary
Wilmington Postoffice
T. E Wallace
Miss Darby
United States
North State
G.tl
Miss Estes
Caldwell County
North Carolina
Gudger
Greensboro
He- Publicana
Davidson College
Presbyterian College
Trinity College
Tobacco Cultivation Begins in Pulaski County
In Hawkinsville Georgia on February 7 a local farmer J T Jones near Hawkinsville starts planting six to eight acres of long leaf tobacco with a North Carolina expert. He says eight acres can yield more profit than fifteen acres of cotton at ten cents, and neighboring farmers plan to follow suit.
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Hoawkinsville
Pulaski County
J. T. Jones
Hawkinsville
Jones
Alao
High Wind Hits Montgomery in February Storm
A west wind storm swept Montgomery Alabama on February 7 with speeds reaching fifty nine miles per hour setting new records. The storm caused damage across the city, with reports indicating widespread effects and significant impact through the evening.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hall
Thin City
Nat -Targe
Aesop and stomachs cite old fable about digestion
An old fable explains how the Belly, Hands, Mouth, Legs and others suffer when the stomach fails to work, warning that neglect harms the whole body. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are touted as natural, effective relief, with claims they mimic stomach fluids to digest food and restore health.
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Jed
Dowie Hosts Visits Homes in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on February 7 special report says Dowie hosts have been very active visiting hundreds of homes. Representatives greeted residents with the salutation Peace be for this house and secured aid from several local people, forming a small Dowieite colony in the area.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Death comes ahead of mob in Canton shooting
Jackson Mississippi February 7 special the negro Jenkins shot and mortally wounded James Thompson a prominent stock man of Leake county at Canton last night and was spirited away to escape a mob. He died en route to jail after having been shot below the heart the Canton officers planned burial in the potter s field and returned home on the afternoon train
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Jenkins
James Thompson
Leake County
Canton
Smith
Owens
Thompson
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