Semi Centennial Celebration Crowds Wesleyan Female College
Wesleyan Female College hosts a dense crowd for the semi centennial of the Adelphian and Philomathean societies. An elaborate procession led by Mrs. George W Duncan and Mr. William G Solomon, music from the college, and a series of vocal and literary performances mark the event. Mrs. Allee Cutler Cobb presided. greetings and addresses highlighted long membership in both societies.
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Wesleyan Female College
Adelphian
Philomathean
du §Celetics
George W Duncan
Wilam G
Solomon Zs Marchais
Wagner
J. O. Branch
Fiana Solo
Ins van Mowe
Woral Bole
Uliss Messie Bun
Carten
Alice Crller’ Coby
Eugene Tucker Fitzgerald
Washington
Liste
Chaminade
Emmie Carter Divine
Carters Plaay
Florida Carr Redding
Atlanta
Mia Techea
C. Goimes
Mamie Little Schofield
Macon
Foem
Carrie Waterman Parsons
Hawkineville
Irs
Nannie Davis Jones
Albany
Johnny ‘Davis Sheffield
America
Bray
Mary Carrell Smith
Jaspir
Frs
Reading
Jack
Rosa Taylor
Juan of Arc
Geharovsky
Misa
Mamie Iforri
Son
Richmond
Essa
Wesleyan
Eugenia Dorothy Blount
J.a
Mar
Apceading
Mies
Mary Lyndeneric
Weal
Elze
Elze Danube Walla Mrs. Annie Len Rushing Willingham, Mra
Mamie Little Schonéla
Peulino’ Bardeman Chappell
Bualine Logan
Benediction
Divyine
Patton
Mamie Holloway
Conner
Largiaux
Sheffield
Jones
Cobb
Gresting
Adelphian Society
Philomathean Society
Thos
Florida Redding Carr
W. G. Solomon
Emmis Carter Divine
Carters
J. SB. Coby
Mamie Harrison
Walter Grace
Ida Negin Patton
Rome
Maury Stapler
Mamie Davis Jones
Frank Sheffield
Americus
Chronicle of Chronic Disease Specialists Claim No Guesswork
An American physician asserts expertise in chronic diseases after two decades of exclusive practice. He warns against generic treatments, claiming many doctors mismanage cases and expose patients to avoidable suffering. He offers personalized, case by case care and urges consultation.
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United States
Mary
Commencement at Demorest Opens Fourth J S Green College
The fourth commencement of the J S Green college at Demorest Ga began with a large crowd in the hall. Primary pupils performed songs and drills while Rev J Edward Kirble of Charleston S C spoke on the Christian Catesgus. Rev G S Butler gave a talk on Christian Possessions. Freshman declamations and selections entertained as Latin medal was awarded to H I Shields of Rock Springs Ga and sophomores presented engaging pieces. The annual debate discussed whether trusts are a natural outcome of current economics with Arthur Thurman Pops Erwin and Bascom Quillan for the affirmative and James Phillips David Autry and M A Cooper for the negative.
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J. S. Green Colless
Demorest
J. S. Green College
J. Edward Kirble
Charleston
S. O
G. & Butler
Clase
Ritchie
H. I. Shields
Rock Springs
Arthur Thurman
Pops Erwin
Clarksville
Bascom Quillan
Aro
James Phillips
David Autry
Mossy Creek
M. A. Cooper
Chickamauga
Indian Spring Chautauqua Plans Readied for July
Indian Spring Ga May 28 Special Interest grows as the Indian Spring Chautauqua seeks a charter with capital not to exceed 3000. Officers named include Charles O Beauchamp mayor of Jackson Ga president Captain William F Smith president of Indian Spring and Flovilla railroad vice president Dr Eugene B Elder manager Caimmet Hotel secretary treasurer. The hotel can host 300 guests and the auditorium seats 508. Southern Railway will run special chautauqua trains and Indian Spring and Florida railroad will operate a double train service every fifteen minutes. Better for the Blood than Sarsaparilla for those living in the malaria pest zone.
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Indian Spring
Indian Spring Chautauqua
Charles O. Beauchamp
Jackson
Wiliam F. Smith
Indian Spring and Flovilla Railroad
Eugene B. Elder
Caimmet Hotel
Tressurer
Southern Railway
Wil Reo
Indian Spring and
Florida Railroad
Barnesville Chautauqua Directors Finalize Next Month Plan
Barnesville Chautauqua directors near completion of the programme for the session starting June 30. Contracts secured for lectures by Professor John B. DeMotté on July 5 and 6, and by Hon. H. Richardson of Atlanta. Negotiations pending for a prominent statesman for the Fourth of July oration. Fred Wedemeyer predicts an outstanding band program with Alaband as a highlight. An inter-county teachers institute will bring together teachers from surrounding counties with top experts to lead sessions.
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Barnesville
Barnesville Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua
Ovening
John B. DeMotté
H. Richardson
Atkinta
My.Richardson
Fred Wedemeyer
Fifth Regiment
Southern Female College Graduates In LaGrange
May 2 LaGrange Georgia several dozen students receive diplomas at the Southern Female College graduation. Exercises include compositions and a welcome address with Rev. S. W. Melton of Augusta delivering the commencement sermon.
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Southern Female College
LaGrange
Southern Femule College
5. W. Melton
Augusta
Nunnally
Katie Chesnutt
Hope Hull
Ala
Evie Holoman
Sara Arnold
Richland
Abbie Callaway
Pattie Davant
Woodville
Anta Hale
Morrow
Camilla Hugueley
West Point
Carrie Jenkins
Fort Gaines
Eivie Jennings
Dawson
Kittle Willis
Special
Mise
Ada Berkey
Monroe
Wis
Melaria Causes Billougnsss, Grove's Tasteless Can Penle
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local item involving Melaria and Grove with tasteless wording. No clear names, dates, or places readable. Summary reflects limited readable facts and preserves the fragmentary nature of the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melaria
Grove
Refused to Hold the Woman in Augusta
Augusta Ga May 23 Special There was a sensational arrest of an attractive married woman on Broad street this afternoon at the instance of her uncle. He told officers she was running away from her husband in Carolina. The husband was arrested under a warrant before Magistrate Wall and remained in the chief of police office for some time. She convinced Chief Norris there was no reason for her arrest beyond her uncle’s imagination. She said she left her husband in Columbia with his knowledge and consent and they planned to meet Friday to go to Fortress Monroe. Chief Norris released her, refusing to give her name. Her uncle is a prominent Charleston family member. The lady is highly connected.
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Augusta
Frizoner
Broad Street
Carolina
Wall
Norris
Columbia
Fortress Monroe
Charleston
Mother Sues for Damages in Central of Georgia Case
Greenville Ga May 38 Special Mrs Mary O Wright of Columbus filed suit in Meriwether superior court through attorney C Z Ladson of Atlanta seeking 20000 damages from the Central of Georgia Railway Company. She says her son William A Wright, the family's sole support, was killed in a wreck near Chips.
New City Hall Plan Moves Forward in Augusta
Augusta May 2 Special The finance committee voted to sell the present office building and relocate city offices to a new site. The council discussed the need for a modern civic center and anticipated cost savings and improved services for residents.
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Augusta
Ety Counel
Adgasta
APEC
TN Etresta Do Het
Tawabite Et da
Brenau Commencement Sparked Gainesville Festival
Gainesville Ga May Spectal reports the Brenau musical festival opening in Gainesville under Brenau Choral Society auspices drew over a thousand attendees. Noted tenor Hilson Van Hoose, fresh from New York study, thrilled with "O Paradise" from L Africaine as sopranos Elsa Marshall and Nina D Arvigny impressed. A well drilled Brenau chorus and seniors’ students filled the auditorium for graduates’ exercises led by Judge J. M. Griges and diploma honors announced by Prof A W Van Haase.
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Gainesville
Georgia Musical Festival
Gainesvile
Brenau
Brenau Choral Society
Hilson van Hoose
South
New York
Couth
Jean de Reszke
Mr. van Honse
Meyerbeers
L’africaine
Moeyerbeer
Elsa Marshall
Sheba
L Mme
Nina D’arvigny
Signor Nicosias
Vieuxtemp
Dr. Ferrata
Paderewski
Prilisaca
Oscar Ehrgott
Vaics
Toreedor
Bizet
Liga Lehmann
Georgia
Marshal
Mme. D'Alvigny
van Hoose
Ahrgott
Capitola Corington
J. M. Griges
Dawson
Senor Nicosias
Trovatore
A.W. van Haase
Gailoze
Tizse Ednar Nc
My Merritt
Kate Clark
Newberry
S.C
Ema Richardson
Reneva
Ofgienniss Ora
Finker
Unton Point
Anna McConnell
Hessie Newton
Oliver
Pauline Smith
Gitaies Mamie” Smith
Reidsville
Bey
Hoa Riley
Corinne Riley
Verna O
May Parlin
Carrabege
Fle
Gottine Riles
Yah Wall
Siverton
Mary Gibson
Fiano
Alice Chapman
WilMe Davis
Kate Strozler
John
Susie Brantley
Nettle Gray
Magmie Stringfield
Capitola Covington
Clara
M Smith
Dies
Finno
Ida DeLoach
Hoyt Hinely
Magele Hair
Mary L
Furner
Harmony
Sarah Wall
Daisy Wilson
Child
Annabel Mathews
Florence Barfield
Zeta Clontz
Lessie Brannen
Mamie Smith
Kate Parker
Louise Dooly
Secon
THIRTY-TWO COWS BURNED AT CRYSTAL LAKE DAIRY BARN
Cuthbert Georgia May 2 a special report says the Crystal Lake Dairy barn and contents were destroyed by fire at 2 am. The loss included 32 cattle and 6 mules with extensive feed and equipment. Insurance on the barn was 600 dollars and total loss estimated between five and six thousand dollars. The dairyman and an assistant were in the barn when the fire started and authorities suspect possible incendiary origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Crystal Lake
Hig
Barber with bane account in Carrollton legal case
Miss Martha Hancock a sixteen year old girl sues Dela Reviere a Bremen barber for 36000 in superior court of Carroll County claiming assault at Reviere s Bremen home last Thursday morning Reviere who arrived from Toledo three months ago ran a money lending bureau and used a bank deposit here Hancock fled to a neighbor s house Garnishment sought to seize Reviere s funds but he attempted a rapid flight before the bank was served Prosecutors plan a criminal case against Reviere and his wife is in Buchanan arranging defense
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Carrollton
First National Bank of
Platieum
Dela Reviere
W. W. Howards
Webb
Buchanan
Verdict Awarded for 2000 in Augusta City Court
In Augusta, Ga on May 2 special ceo, Mrs. Little won a $2000 verdict against the city for injuries to her husband who fell on a sidewalk and later died. The case followed his hip fracture and subsequent death. A negro lunatic named Ed Gallatt, who escaped custody in Columbia, was moved to Milledgeville today by Sheriff Cleary.
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Geta
Auguste
Jeqvrs
Weha Little
Mr. Little
Milledgeville
Augusta
Ed Gallatt
Columbia
Sheri
T. Cleary
County
Dublin mob hangs eye on fugitive in woman’s murder case
In Dublin Georgia May 28 a mob of two hundred Black residents hunted John Robinson after Bertha Simmons was killed west of town. They whipped Fob Andrews a friend of Robinson to elicit his whereabouts. Andrews was released after cooperation. Robinson’s wife is being held as an accessory before the fact and denies knowledge, though she concedes her husband harmed the victim.
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Dublin
John Robinson
Bertha Simmons
Here
Robinson
Fob Andrews
Andrews
Lanier shoots King in Macon self defense claim
In Macon Georgia on May 8 at about 1 pm Will Lanier known as a spotter shot Dick King twice. The incident is described as self defense by Lanier with the confrontation preceding the shooting.
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King
A Suit to Wear Must Be a Fit for Men
A local ad proclaims a store full of crisp new ideas for well dressed men. It promises quality and refinement without excessive cost, featuring worsteds, cassimeres, and unfinished fabrics in black and blue, including thibeta and viewing styles.
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Aleet
Summer Underwear and Straw Hats Arrive in Atlanta
Prices from 10 to 25 cents. Largest variety of summer underwear in Atlanta with NEGLIGHA SHIRTS in new colors and patterns. Straw hats in new shapes priced from six cents to 3.00 dollars.
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Atlanta
Ste
Cough Remedy Promises Cure for Consumption and Bronchitis
An old advertisement touts Zimbertae's Cough Remedy as a cure for dangerous coughs linked to consumption and bronchitis. It claims the remedy regulates bile and has extensive sales, offered by druggists everywhere.
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Werner
Zimberta'e
al Drugwista
Knife attack erupts as King is wounded and jailed
In a city street confrontation King slashed at Lanier and a police chase followed. King was sent to the hospital with a left breast injury and is not believed to die. Lanier fired in self defense after King attacked with a knife. A warrant for assault and battery was sworn in the city court. Pearce and Thompson detained the suspects while Deputy Sheriffs Bennett and Jobson had pursued King with Lanier assisting.
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Trick Bing
King
Vanier
Pearce
Thompson
Lanier
Bennett
Jobson
Fourth Street
Henry Hammond
Charley Pearce
WHAT SENATOR BACON SAYS Grave Injustice To Corbin
Macon Georgia May 28 Senator Bacon rejects a Washington dispatch claiming Adjutant General Corbin will travel to the Philippines to inspect the army. He says the trip is Corbin’s proper duty and denies any aim to probe officers or influence maneuvers. He intends to observe for future official work only.
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Corbin
Macon
United States
Washington City
A. C. Bacon
Georgia
Bacon
Washington
Corbift
Philippines
Two Negroes With Smallpox In Macon Transit Hub
In Maron Georgia on May 28 two black individuals with smallpox were found in the colored waiting room of the union depot. One was a lunatic woman from Fort Valley being sent to Milledgeville asylum. The other was a male from Dublin. Chairman Barron of the Macon board of health ordered immediate relocation to the pest house and fumigation of the depot waiting room.
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Fort Valley
Dublin
Maron
Union Depot
Milledgeville
Barron
Macon Board of Health
Central railroad ownership dispute reviewed by Macon council
The Macon City Council unanimously approved a joint committee report stating the Central railroad has no ownership of the old Covington and Macon and Macon and Augusta rail road right of ways. The city had granted the property to the Macon Dublin and Savannah railroad for a terminal complex with a year to extend to Savannah or Seaboard. Davis examined for Dublin Guards commission in Dubin.
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Macon
Joint Committee of Public Property and Finance
Central Railroad
Covington
Augusta
Dublin
Savannah
Seaboard
Ttma
Waycross Air Line to Extend to Cordele
Waycross Georgia May 2 directors of the Waycross Air Line decide to extend the line from Fite gerali to Cordele at once. A surveying corps will be put in the field without delay.
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Cordele
Waycross
Two Candidates for Mayor in Dublin White Primary
Dublin Georgia May 25 Special announces Dr. A. L. Summerlin chair of the city council finance committee and City Attorney E. B. Baker as candidates for mayor subject to a white primary to be held June 6.
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Dublin
A. L. Summerlin
B. Baker
Labour Problem Serious Idlers Worry Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida on May 3 the city faces a persistent labour shortage with chronic idlers blamed for the stagnation. Carpenters gain tools and some building projects resume, while authorities investigate possible commissary feeding and seek sanitary bulkheading and sewer work as hot weather arrives. The revenue cutter Forward sails to Charleston and guards are withdrawn from Forward and Haynlston.
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Jacksonville
Mia
Revenue
Treasury Department
Charleston
Haynlston
Richmond liquor trade pledges Sunday closure pledge
Richmond liquor dealers vow to close saloons on Sundays following a Sunday Observance League effort. A notice circulates among barkeeps binding them to keep Sabbath sales closed. Violators face license revocation and prosecution. court officers will monitor compliance.
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Richmond
Salogta State
Increne in Wages Given. Orfalk Va May 3
The Mt Beret Rajpay Company announces a wage increase effective immediately. The change affects workers formerly paid at the lower scale and expands pay for a portion of the staff. Further details on the new rates were not provided in the notice.
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Orfalk Va
Mt Beret
Rajpay
Inlor
Jay Ashe
Jones Letters in Carbace Pile Sparks Savannah Scandal
Sevaonagh Ga May 28 Special In Savannah a chambermaid discarded a bundle of letters addressed to Rev Sam P Jones. The papers include prayers, visit requests, and penitents. One anonymous letter calls him a blackguard. Jones plans a return to Savannah for next year’s campaign and predicts political change ahead.
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Sevaonagh
Savannah
Rev
Sam +P
Jones
Core DeSoto Hotel
Evangelist
G.t
Savannah presbytery considers Waycross as college site
Savannah presbytery board of trustees meets in Waycross on Friday with the college scheme in hand. A local committee formed from Wednesday's mass meeting will begin soliciting subscriptions to the college fund immediately. Strong sentiment favors Waycross. a liberal donation could secure the college location.
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Savannah
Maryville College Barred From Coeducation in Knoxville
The Maryville College trustees meet and elect Professor Wilson as president replacing Dr Boardman. They abandon coeducation of races, aligning with a legislative act forbidding whites and blacks to study together. The endowment funds allocate $26000 to Fisk Memorial Institute at Rogersville for colored students.
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Maryville College
Knoxville
Tenn
T Wilson
Fisk Memorial Institute
Rogersville
Farmer John Coggins Murdered by Masked Attacker
Nashville special reports Lon Redferrin, living on farmer Pate’s land near Milldale in Robertson County, attacked John Coggins with an axe as they sat on a wood pile. Coggins died soon after. Redferrin surrendered to a citizen and was turned over to authorities. Redferrin, about thirty, was once thought insane. Coggins was fifty.
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Coggins
Nashville
Tenn
Milldale
Robertson County
Lon Redferrin
John Coggins
Coggin
Redaferrin
Redferrin
Pate
Pats
Aycock Names Walter Neal and Lee Robinson to Posts
North Carolina Governor Aycock appoints Walter J. Neal as judge of the eighth district and Lee D. Robinson as solicitor. Wilson G. Lamp, F Clayton, and B A Coughton join the state board of elections. A B Preemart and Clarence Call named by Republican chair. David Cooper designated as delegate to the Southern Industrial convention in Philadelphia.
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Aycock
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Walter J. Neal
State Election Board
Lee D. Robinson
Wilson G. Lamp
F Clayton
B. A. Coughton
Simmons
A. B. Preemart
Clarence Call
Pritchard
David ¥. Cooper
Philadelphia
Supreme Court Adjourns for Next Term Incomplete
The U S Supreme Court adjourned after a three minute session to the next term beginning on the second Monday in October. The session focused on motions with two remaining insular cases postponed.
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Washington
May
United States Supreme Court
Dora
Our Working Girls and the Pinkham Cure
A 1890s styled feature extols working women risks of organic troubles and lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A young woman described in a portrait suffered backache, menstrual disruptions, faintness and leucorrhea, then cured after correspondence with Mrs Pinkham's Lyon Mass laboratory. She invites others to seek free advice and publicize success to help fellow Americans.
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Lydia E Pincham
America
Mine Dust Explosion Kills Twenty At Dayton
Dayton May 18 The mine disaster killed twenty workers when a dust explosion ripped through the caverns. Harry Pope survived the blast after briefly being reported dead. Ed Craig Wis narrowly escaped, blown hundreds of feet from the mine mouth. Andy Medley and Will Rose were rescued in critical condition. Five others wounded were feared fatally injured but may recover. State Mine Superintendent Ro Ay BhU arrived to lead a formal inquiry as officials noted no gas presence, attributing the tragedy to a dust explosion.
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Dayton
Tena
Edillon
Ming
Harry Pope
Neving
Colonel J. G Miner Is Dead Died in Poverty in Milford
Colonel James G Miner assistant secretary of the Confederate navy in the Civil War died in poverty at Milford aged eighty two. A Edinburgh graduate and New England native but Texas resident and friend of General Sam Houston. He lost his fortune in the Civil War while he had once owned part of the Tredegar Iron Works. He invented a high pressure engine but failed financially. A trunk held Confederate bonds and money worth a million. His wife died three weeks ago and Mrs Spencer of Milford cared for him. Local manufacturers will aid burial and cemetery arrangements.
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Cincinnati
James G. Miner
Milford
Edinburgh University
New England
Texas
Sam Houston
Taylor
Tredgar Iron Works
Richmond
Colonel Miner
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Site Planned at Charleston
At a board meeting in May the committee on organization recommended granting President Branch authority to obtain a site in Charleston for a Louisiana Purchase Exposition building at the exposition. The recommendation was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
BL Louis
Charleston, D. C. Exposition
Treasurer of Druids Arrested in Fall River Case
Emanuel Harris of Fall River, treasurer of the Bun preme council of a druid order, was arrested on a grand larceny complaint. Authorities allege a shortage of 3403 dollars in the physician's accounts.
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Treasuer
Druids
Fall River
Mass
Emanuel Harris
Bunpreme Council
The
American Order of Drufie
Supreme Council
Towne Leaves Politics for Oil Venture
Former Senator Charles A Towne plans to move to New York in June and lead a new company holding an option on 200000 acres of oil lands in Texas. The firm will buy and operate the lands, signaling a shift from public life to the oil industry.
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Duluth
Mian
Charles A. Towne
New York
Mr Towne
Mir
Towne
Texas
Malaria claims impure blood in tonic era claim
An 19th century style ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria and impure blood conditions. It markets the product to balance humors, promising vigor and health through a formula claimed to purify blood and relieve fevers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Gold Ring May Convict Him In Insurance Plot Case
Chicago May 22 A gold ring token from the body of Mattel 4 Defenbach may prove the connecting link to a formal charge of murder arising from a conspiracy to defraud fraternal orders and insurance companies now on trial. The ring is in possession of the state's attorney and is said to have been examined by chemists as being charged with a poison that could trace through the body. Today evidence was decidedly against Dr Unger who is charged with being the principal conspirator.
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Gallows
Chicago
Mattel 4
Defenbach
Lnie
Dr Unger
Mrs McKinley Condition Update From San Francisco Visit
Mrs McKinley has been gaining steadily since leaving San Francisco. Reported conditions describe gradual improvement as the presidential train moves east from Omaha through Cedar Rapids toward Town Mis. Officials say she remains under careful observation with occasional fluctuation in strength. Local doctors note steady progress and monitor vital signs closely during the journey.
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Cedar Rapigs
Tuna
Omaha
McKinty
Shay Stecay
Saat
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