Rose lands Culom Springs oil deal near Mobile
Captain Joseph A. Rose of New York, backed by Beverly Alamea and Denison, secures Culom Springs property after bidding $14 000. The deal signals planned boring operations, with Rocky terrain halting earlier work at 1465 feet. Local and northern capitalists push oil exploration around Mobile, Escambia and Choctaw counties as a rush is anticipated.
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Mobile
Ala
Beverly Alamea & Denison
Joseph A. Rose
New York
Royal Baking Powder Company
Custom Springs
Rose
Ocean Springs
Miss
Cullom Springs
Captain Rose
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Waynesboro
Escambia County
Florida
Choctawa County
Washington County
Nation endorses Carrie Nation methods in temperance crusade
In Jackson Mississippi May special interview Mrs Carrie Nation’s temperance tactics are discussed by Mrs L M N Stevens national president of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union who has been in the city for the State WCTU convention. She says she does not condemn Nation and acknowledges the public conscience she has stirred in Kansas and beyond noting that only Kansas could have produced Carrie Nation and that her methods have yielded important results despite criticisms.
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Jackson
Carria Nation
L. M. N. Stevens
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mrs. Nation
Tribunes
From Jail to Altar: Hogin Slayer Freed and Marrying
Doris Noble the woman who shot and killed Broker W Hogin, a Memphis cotton exchange figure, is released after the murder charge was dismissed by Assistant Attorney General Norfeet. She has married Bert Lamont and plans to leave town for Paducah, while Hogin’s widow and daughter faced the social and commercial stir caused by the incident.
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Broker Hogin
Memphis
Tenn
Doris Noble
Broker W. Hogin
New Orleana
Norfeet
Hogin
Bert Lamont
Gong
Paducah
Gir
Florida Legislature Busy With New Bills Passed
Tallahassee May 7 Special A senate bill expropriating 29000 for Jacksonville area relief passed the house and was signed by the governor. The senate agreed to a house resolution creating joint committees to study further aid. The senate also backed Senator Grilio's pure food bill and approved routine business. The house approved measures aiding aged teachers and setting a 210000 bond for the commissioner of agriculture, plus a bill allowing married women under 21 to convey real estate.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Senate
Jacksonville
Teaenag
Sunol
Solaly Algrua
Eures Joeigad
Iatom
Patrick Houstoun
Grilio
House
Commissioner of Agriculture
Georgia Gold Boom Prompts Electric Power Rail Plans
Veteran miner Colonel Ingersoll notes Georgia's Crown Mountain vein system and saprolite ore growth may rival Cripple Creek, with hydraulic and new chlorination methods giving way to electrified mining. General Warner advocates Chattahoochee power for Atlanta rail and regional growth, predicting rapid industrial expansion and a modernized Marietta to Knoxville link.
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Stephenson
Tim
Tam
Georgie
Georgia
Crown Mountain
Pawnee
H. D. Ingersoll
Ingersol Hag
Cripple Creek
Beiig Invested
Findlay
Mer
Assaulted and Murdered Claims Filed For Premium Losses
In Leavenworth Kansas Ethel Bonnie daughter of a state penitentiary employee was assaulted and slain near Lansing after gathering mushrooms. Her body was dumped into an old well. The assailant, a white man, is unknown. Local agents seek return of unearned premiums for Manhattan Fire Insurance Company customers amid several claims totaling around 19 000 dollars. A separate court motion in Kentucky delays Powers's new trial in the Goebel murder case, possibly extending his confinement and heightening health concerns, while a fugitive brother is rumored to be en route to Mexico. In Texas two boys, Lawrence Sibley and Roland Sibley, ages 12 and 10, drown in Spring Creek, likely with Lawrence perishing while trying to save Roland.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Ethel Bonnie
G. W. Bonnie
State Penitentiary
Lansing
R. E. Park
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Georgia
R. N. Fickett Paper Company
Markham House
J. L. Riley & Co
Manhattan Fire Company
Agares
Fronfort
Caleb Powers
Powers
Goebel
Mat
Bis Brother
John
Kentucky Mountains
Mexico
Board canvasses the vote in Montgomery May 1
The state canvassing board counted the election returns for a constitutional convention. Total votes were 115,810 with 70,205 for the convention and 43,505 against, a majority of 74,800 in favor.
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Montgomery
Secretary of State
Bank Building Saved After Fire In Jacksonville
A misprint in The Sunday Constitution said the Ma tonal bank building was destroyed in last week's fire. A photosograph showed the building as one of the largest and handsomest business structures escaping the blaze. The incident did not halt the bank’s operations or the business of the concern, which continued steadily.
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National Bank of Jacksonville
Matonal Bank
Jacksonville
Basineas
Free Chamberlain's Pain Balm Advertised For Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a free trial for a SH week. It claims rapid relief from stiffness and soreness, promising a complete cure and improved comfort, with availability through all druggists.
Longtime Post Office Employees Honored for Service
Binghamton New York January 7 Wis C E Stebbins has served the Binghamton Postores for fifteen years E J Casey for ten and St Sweeney for seven This service attests to their integrity honesty and efficient work signed GH Roberts postmaster
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Binghamton, N
Wis
C. E. Stebbins
Binghamton Postores
E. J. Casey
St. Sweeney
Free Swamp Root sample offer from Kilmer Co
Editorial notice announces a free sample bottle of Swamp Root for all readers not yet tried. It includes a book on kidney and bladder troubles with testimonial letters. Readers are urged to mention The Atlanta Daily Constitution when writing to Dr Kilmer Co.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Johnson Proves Creat Winner At Georgia Field Day
Athens May 7 Special The University of Georgia field day on the campus produced strong races and a notable duel between Horace Johnson and Kelly McCutcheon for the prize cup. Johnson won multiple events including sprints and the high jump, while McCutcheon took the broad jump and placed second in several others. Solson, Ridley, and Camp figured prominently in a day affected by a poor track and lack of coach, with hopes for better records next year.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Horace Johnson
Kelly McCutcheon
Phinizy Calhoun
Solson
Johnson
McCutcheon
Dowh Johnson
Ita
Ridley
Imf
Hohnson
Art Wad
McCutcheon Sega
Camp
Wright
Hart
Hardy
Dean
Lattiner
Itvelf
Earl Donaldson
Georgia
Torace Johnson
Law
Frank Ridley
Py Blomice Johnson
Idl
Kelly Be- Guloneon Law
Jack Hart
Harmon Cox
Hoe Helped Him Into Office
South Carolina farmer George McCravy rose to deputy United States marshal with Senator McLaurin's backing after a grass cutting campaign tactic. He toured Laurens County farmers during busy fieldwork, offering to hoe fields while seeking votes, turning labor into political rapport and securing early promises of support.
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South Carolina
Charleston
S. C
George 3
McGravy
United States
McLaurin
Tillmantam
McCravy
Laurens County
How to Find Out if You Need Swamp-Root
A historical advert explains kidney trouble signs and urges checking urine to gauge kidney health. It touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the world famous remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues, claiming hospital use and physician endorsement, with pricing details.
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Kile Met
Campaign plan spurred McCravy to tour county farms
The plan of campaign was followed at several farms and, within weeks, McCravy grew solid. He said he would not let the grass grow under his feet while he toured the county, yet his chances of defeat would have been good if he had not taken to the road.
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McCravy
Training Ship Monongahela Anchored in York River
Norfolk Va May 7 Special report confirms the training ship Monongahela has arrived in the York River. Crew members and apprentices disembark for drill and exercise as heavy guns are practiced with full service barges. The training cruiser Tonika remains in dry dock, pending work and possible departure soon.
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Ongahela
York River
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Lalawheard
Tontka
Erst
Norfolk County Officers Fail to Hold Escaped Lunatic Murderer
Norfolk County officers searched for Hy Steele who escaped from Petershire and was last seen near stumps swearing loudly. A man matching the description was captured at gunpoint and claimed to be Charley Jones from Newport News.
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Norfolk County
Norfolk
Hy Steele
Fetershire
Charley Jones
Newport News
Farmville Town Went Dry After Court Ruling
In Prince Edward County Farmville abstains from alcohol sales after Circuit Court Judge Hendley enjoins the dispensary on C M Walker's petition. The town will appeal to the court of appeals and remain dry until the legality of the dispensary law is resolved. Business leaders fear impact after a busy Saturday without a license.
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Richmona
Farmville
Prince Edward
Hendley
Circuit Court
C. M. Walker
Court of Appeals
Io Farmville
Public Execution Set in North Carolina Case
Governor Aycock issues warrant for the public execution of Lewis Connall in Tuyetteville on June, following his conviction for assaulting Mrs. West, wife of a Cumberland County farmer. Identified by the victim, with matching mud on clothes, this marks the first public execution of the year under the new law.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Aycock
Lewis Connall
Tuyetteville
Council
West
Cumberland County
Promoters Threaten Opera House Plan Ultimatum
In Huntville Alabama on May 7 promoters of a new opera house threaten to abandon the project if the remaining $1,000 stake is not taken within a week. A meeting of shareholders produced no action unless public interest increases.
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Huntaville
Ala
Peglalo
Shareviniders
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