Absinthe Victim's Dream Sleepwalk Turns to Terror
Christopher Sheehan a discharged marine, delirious in a police cell for ten days after absinthe use recalls vivid dreams of battles, Japanese pursuers, and a voyage on a U.S. warship. He attributes his addiction to a New York Journal article and seeks his mother in Framingham, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Christopher Rheehan
Tom
En Gay¢ Aes Sheehan
Atlamia
Pensacola
South Framingham
Mass
New York Journal
Atlanta
Thait
United States
John
Sheehan
Framington
Petition in Bankruptcy in Huntsville Alabama
The Samele Shoe Company of Montesille filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities total 5648 dollars with 4800 dollars in stock assets. The firm is led by Sarah J Alen and WH Jennings and faces insolvency with creditor accounts held by shoe creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Samele Shoe Company
Montesille
Sarah J Alen
WH Jennings
Shoe Gobbers
Cotton Acreage Cuts Reach 18 Percent in Colton Report
The Southern Cotton Association released its 1905 cotton acreage report from New Orleans. It shows 1905 acreage at 25,980,951 acres, down 18.43 percent from 1904, with fertilizer use down 6.05 percent. The report notes poor crop condition across Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, and surrounding areas, with heavy rains, unresolved planting, and scarce labor amid a shift toward reduced cotton production and higher prices anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Cotton Association
United States
Aates
H. Hester
State and Territories Division
Toursssna
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Jackson Miss
Fisher
Tate
Cotton Crop Report Reflects Late Planting and Heavy Rains
The report cites 680 correspondents with a typical reply date of May 23. Wet conditions across the belt soaked fields washing out bottom lands and causing widespread replanting. Labor shortages threaten cultivation of cotton already growing while stands in grass states are generally good and growth is vigorous awaiting favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklshoma
Georgia May crop report notes cotton acreage down 13 percent
The Georgia May crop report shows cotton acreage reduced 13 percent from 1904 while fertilizer use under cotton declined 14 percent and fertilizer use on other crops rose 19 percent. Corn area up 6 percent and fruit crops expected far below last year.
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Georga
State Department of Agriculture
BOO
O. B. Stevens
South Georgia
Witeh
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Reliable Persons Trust
Ay Farmiersi
Mia
Corpton
Ee Ae Ae Ee
Sunday Law Enforcement Strangles Local Ice Cream and Candy
Fitzgerald Georgia May 31 special reports the strict Sunday closing law prevents buying candy or fresh fruit and shutdowns hit meat shops and cream parlors. Laboring families face no Sunday treats, while some households improvise with Saturday shopping and home freezing to avoid the ban. The piece also notes the Fitzgerald High School boards distributing a detailed, page pamphlet catalog for the upcoming year with faculty listed and courses including commercial tracks. A separate Columbus report covers a 6 year old runaway, Jesse Simpson, detained by police at the request of his father from Gadsden, Alabama.
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Mitzgerald
Fitzgerald High School
Board of Education
Fisgeald
Wid Eidewper
Yennsslvana
Julia Campden
Atlanta
Columbus
Jesse Simpson
WR. Sampson
Gadsden
Williams
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Christopher Shezina
Sali
Colton
Journal of Commerce
New York
North Carolina
Louisiana
Oklahorma
Tennesyre
South Gasuina
Florida
Virginia
Lomsana
Mississppi
Cavinas
Essig Bros. Clothiers.—Furnishers—Hatters
State Agricultural Department
LGG
Upland
Condiona
Prospect
Ncre
Worthern
Wees BF
Secon
Pere
Sens
Carters
Bose
Paige
Carter Little Iver
Tee
Maddie
Atate
Middle Secion
Lisle
Ailsik
Muse
Ladies of the
ALR
Dramsis
Peruna de la Sc
Agetes
Hartman
Peruna
Dfartman
Rome
Hartman € Sturturt
Ohio
Peru-Na
Hartmah
Apu
Losas
Southern Guarantees Loan
H. Q. Foreman
Kiser Building
Atlanta, Ga
Singer
A. W.farlinger
Alexander Street
Phonss
Labor
Middle Secon
Biscoe
Hope
Oxford
Jone
Law Bros. Co
Whitehall
Decatur
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