Prisoner’s Wife Appeals for Freedom Amid Caregivers and Visitors
Mrs Crawford receives comfort and flowers as friends, relatives, and Dr JW Hurt visit at 674 West Peach Tree. She remains hopeful for release, while neighbors promise to return if she is not freed. She notes the humiliating position but says the jail’s kindness eases the burden.
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Crawford
JW Hurt
John Bennett
West Peach Tree
Air
Beeme
Ada
Lever
Dr Charles Perry Dies After Short Illness
New York pharmacist Charles J Berry known as Dr Charles Perry, longtime Park Row figure, died today after a brief illness. Born in Richmond in 1830, he moved to New York as a youth and rose to head a firm on Park Row, a prominent name in the era's Astor Place buildings and associated with prominent tenants.
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New York
Charles J Berry
Park Row
Richmont
A & Stn
Astor
Farm tragedy and personal crisis claimed by violence
A report details a deadly incident where a father struck his daughter during a personal crisis at a North Jack farm. The daughter was found with injuries and the father subsequently died. The sheriff was summoned and investigations began as the case unfolded amid disjointed fragments of the original text.
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Joan Pishay
Fetal
Haaiehier
Mina
Ama
Armel
Nim
Rev Dr Carter Dead Polnda 5 CO Tig is ree Rev Milam taste D Down
Rev Dr Carter Milam, longtime pastor and emeritus of the First Baptist Church of Columbia, died at home after a long illness at age 54. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Dores
South
Heat and fashion in Batavia shows summer routines
A fragmented account describes daily heat in Batavia with residents seeking comfort. Men exchange white drill suits for roomy pajamas while women wear light attire and jackets, stores close shutters, and midday meals mark a calm pause as the city endures the hottest hours.
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Rom Troonet
Johano Ervama
Jrosnerois
Moland
Java
Watdorf Astoria
New York
Batavia
Tata Wo
Teh Moring
Notice to subscribers on Constitution delivery routes in Atlanta
The notice warns independent carriers along routes bounded by Mice M siret Williams Street and the Southern Railroad tracks that they must be paid to continue weekly deliveries. Carriers buy papers wholesale and earn the difference to cover costs, with payments due from subscribers week by week. They are advised not to deliver to nonpaying subscribers.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Wiliams Street
Southern Railroad
Garrett Eyes House Probe Into Lobbying Rings
Representative Finis Garrett of Tennessee chairs a House lobby investigation promising a sweeping inquiry into lobbying practices. Former lobbyist Martin McMulhall charges corruption, with Mulhall set to testify before the Senate as the hearings begin. Garrett stressed the House inquiry would proceed independently of Senate actions.
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Finis JT Garrett
Tennessee
House
Lobby Investigat
Lobbes
Senate
Camn
Apise Cmminittes
Martin Mc Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Plann
Mulhall
Tman Garrett
Les Fy
Bia
Overman
Garrett
Original of Sherlock Holmes Failed to Impress as Sleuth
The document relays mixed views on Conan Doyle and the Holmes character, noting Dr Beil and Mrs Saxby among critics. Anecdotes about Holmes’s creator and the public reception are interwoven with dismissive praise, revealing tension between fame and literary merit in the Sherlock Holmes milieu.
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Sherlock Holmes
Joseph Helourter
Conan Euyle
Tayle
Charactiristi
Dossie G
Newaleh
Sush
Nedibrat
Lbs
Arthurs Lero
Saxby
Tient
Snursa
Hezhland
Center of United States Found Near Smith Center Kansas
The exact geographic center of the U S is claimed to lie about ten miles north of Smith Center Kansas on a farm owned by Dell Lewis with renter Wyman Griffing noting the discovery. Census Bureau guidance confirms the center is near Smith Center but stresses locating it would require precise instruments. The piece blends local reaction, rural life, and reflections on freedom and land ownership.
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United States
Kansas City Star
Kansas
Fort Riley
Smith Center
Wyman Griffing
Dell Lewis
Mr Griffing
Bureau of the Census
The
Department of
Public Men Hit by Lobby Probe in Senate Row
Washington dispatch reports the Mulhall lobby case dominating pages as House and Senate clash over subpoenas and jurisdiction. Mulhall faces continuing direct examination while debate on tariff reform unfolds with McCumber and Simmons shaping the administration's line. Senate plans day and night sessions to trap the witness as reform efforts press ahead amid partisan maneuvering.
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Washington
Martin M Mullisil
National Association of Manufacturers
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Mulhall
Overman Committee
Iis
House
Winhall
Garrett
Mulhalla
Plavel
Senate Committee
Walhhall
House Committee
Walnall
Mulhal
Querman
Baltimore
Wilson
Tihe
McComber
North Dakota
McCumber
Simmons
Man c Committee
Fen
Rose Sm
Brirton Smith
Michigan
Rorah
Rattler
Terda
New York
Clayton
Judicial Committee
Banker Kuhn Returns to Face Music
Kuhn arrives in Pittsburgh from his summer home at Prides Crossing Maia and refuses to discuss the bank crisis. His attorney says a statement will be issued to explain the collapse of the First Second National Bank, with Kuhn aiming to show conditions were not caused by bank management. Local sources say Pittsburg bank affairs are mending since the July 7 closure by the comptroller.
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Kuhn
Pittaburg
Prides Crossing
Maia
First Second National Bank
Consoll
Pittsburgs
House tipped to pass senate bill for rapid arbitration
Amid looming industrial strife, the house is expected to pass a senate currency bill to speed arbitration. The banking and currency committees begin tomorrow with a goal to finish by week’s end. The senate has paused currency action while tariff debate moves forward. Many fear the currency law will stall in the senate beyond committee.
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House
Senate
Defeat of Rebel Forces Told as Monclova Falls
Eagle Pass Texas July 14 The city of Monclova in Coahuila fell to federal troops under General Maas after a sharp battle. Carranza’s forces, about 300 strong with a 1000 in reserve, retreated as the federals captured the rebel stronghold 14 miles south of Eagle Pass. Roving reports say the loss of life was heavy and rebels may attempt a retake.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Monclova
Coahuila
Eagle Pasa
Fereral
Maas
Venus Stano Carrans
Massing
Ha Fores
Cerransa
Candel
Carranza
Revel
Gail
Francisco Tri Gada
Maireiine
Swallowing grief as a bitter dose by Exene and a self made man
A compact line notes emotional restraint as Exene reflects on grief and personal effort, describing how even a self made man can falter in handling sorrow and the consequence of tough choices.
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Exene
Jaok Moore and Sona Eyeglasses Offer Comfort and Security
Advertises eyeglasses at Jaok Moore and Sona 42 North Broad Street promising comfort and a secure fit. Claims wearers will be unaware they are on their nose, presenting satisfaction as the secret of their glasses.
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Jaok Moore & Sona
North Broad Street
The Eternal Bronide And the climate myth of change
A whimsical verse fragment recalls heat waves and shifting weather in a playful meditation. Old and new voices puzzle over climate change as ancient imagery from Arthurian legend blends with modern heat. The poem evokes a dripping brow, public sighs, and endless weather chatter across eras.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Adam Dole
At the Forsyth and Bijou Theaters This Week
Readable listings describe Valeria Bergere and Rex Superb Company at the Forsyth with a varied bill including The Metropolis Girls, pinglet acts, gymnasts, and the Bhelvey Brothers. Bijou features Hotel a la Carte with pretty girls, music, dancing, and stylish effects.
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Forsyth
Valeria Bergere
Vendeville Star
Rex Superb
Beadlining
Bhelvey Brothers
Clark
Verdicho
Proper Place for Hum A Dealer In Cocaine and Opium
A dealer in cocaine and opium has been fined 3000 dollars and sentenced to two years in a United States prison in Atlanta. The text notes that no lawbreaker looks better in jail than a practitioner of this infamous trade. It mentions Groves dulls nerves and arouses the liver, claiming to aid digestion and build up youth.
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Hum
United States
Atlanta
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