Ear Cures and Remedies Cited in Obscure Ad
Fragmentary notice discusses cures for deafness and ear conditions, mentioning inflamed mucous lining and tubes. Advertises remedies and a paid circular from Hall and Company of Toledo, Ohio, with a vague claim of permanent results and a $100 reward for cures.
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Heaths
Hall
Toledo
Ohio
Trial aS Neux Trial aS Neux or 13 The Second
The summary line notes a trial in the supreme court adjourned after disruptions. Key figures mentioned include acting former Governor over District Attorney and Justice Weeks, with prosecutors James W Ivan and Nathan A. The record reflects a crowded courtroom and a motion for relief, with a further adjournment to Wednesday.
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Lineux
Atharine J. Adams
Tha
Supreme Court
Tambert
Fredorai
Abon
Curt Justice
W. M. EK. Weeks
George
Dls
Henderson Peck Olineux
James Wivan
Nathan A
Defile Battalion of the Sultan's Soldiers Annihilated
A military report states that a battalion of units serving the Sultan was completely annihilated in battle. The名称 of opposing forces and exact location are not specified in the fragment. The loss is described as total with no survivors indicated.
Mountain Pass Seized by Victorious Rebels
A Daily Mail dispatch from Volo Greece reports twenty two Macedonian villages in revolt and that half a battalion of Turkish troops was annihilated in the Krezna defile. Other Sofia led sources claim insurgents seized the mountain pass Melnik Serres area and that Bulgarian struggle for freedom continues. A Macedonian committee leader denounces aims for a great Bulgaria and vows extinction of Macedonian Christians will end the struggle. In North Carolina a western syndicate buys 800 acres near Washington to ranch cattle with thousands of head to be moved to the new grazing lands.
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London
Daily Mail
Volo
Greece
Macedonia
Krezna
Serlin
Vossische Zeitung
Sofia
Struma
Melnik
Serres
Vienna
Die Zeeit
Hav
M. Zonticheff
Macedonian Committee
Bulgaria
North
Caroline
Charlotte
Western Syndicate
Washington
H R. Russel
Joliet
Casiro Melts Hols in Death Grapple
Willemstad October 12 A major engagement began near La Victoria between President Castro s 4100 men with 4 guns and Generals Matos Mendoza Peraloza and Retra s about 6000 men with 2 guns The revolutionists nearly encircle Caracas and sound of cannon is heard at Valencia A schooner with sixty men is sunk The government force is defeated at Goyabo on Saturday The British cruiser Indefatigable arrives at LaGuayra and US gunboat Marietta returns to LaGuayra from Curacao
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la Victoria
Castro
Venezuela
Matos, Mendoza
Peraloza
Retra
Valencia
Ia Victoria
Vincente Gomez
Caracas
Nition
Coro
Falcon
Goyabo
Great Victory Won By Rebels In Haiti
Cape Haitien October 13 General Deschamps former governor of Porto Plata has taken up arms against the provisional government. Revolt has spread to Monte Christ Dajalon Savannet and Guyabin. The Artibenite army won a brilliant victory at Montreuis. The provisional gunboat Nouvelle Valdrogue was sunk at St Marc. Government troops suffered 115 killed lost a field gun a rapid fire gun and many rifles. The gunboat crew may have drowned. Firminists at Limbs hold an advantage after defeating General Nord in skirmishes. US cruiser Cincinnati departed for 1st Mare yesterday morning.
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General Deschamps
Porto Plata
Santo Domingo
Monte Christ
Dajalon
Savanett
Guyabin
Artibenite
Montreuis
Nouvelle Valdrogue
St. Marc
Provisional Government
Firminists
Nord
United States
Cincinnati
King Luncheon With Generals Highlights Anglo American Ties
London October 13 Ambassador Choate and Generals Corbin Wood and Young attended a royal luncheon with King Edward at Buckingham Palace to honor Lord Kite and his move to India. Lord Roberts joined the guests. The King toasted President Roosevelt and then retired to the smoking room for a long talk with the generals about the American army.
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London
Choate
Corbin, Wood and Young
Edward
Buckingh
Lord Kite
India
Lord Roberts
Roosevelt
Corbin
Young
Wood
England
Belgian Miners Strike Threatens Wider Dispute
Miners at three pits in the Grand Hornu colliery began a strike in Mons Belgium on October 13 and expect a general stoppage across the district. They demand higher wages citing risen coal prices spurred by U S and French strikes. owners’ federation reportedly refused.
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Mons
Belgium
Grand Hornu
United States
France
Mine Owners’ Federation
Italian Farmers Strike Turns Violent at Giaciatana
October 18 reports a clash as carbineers sent to restore order faced stone volleys from rioters. Soldiers fired in the air but were overwhelmed. one soldier killed inside a house. Carbineers retreated toward Tifles, forced to shoot in self defense, two peasants killed and others wounded.
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Giaciatana
Tifles
Confederate Veteran Reunion Trip Rates to Columbus Georgia
Confederate Veteran Reunion at Columbus Georgia on October 28 29 1902. Southern Railway offers tickets October 27 28 to Columbus and return for 1 cent per mile each way valid to October 20. Round trip from Atlanta 234 dollars. Regular trains depart Atlanta 5320 am and 4400 pm arriving Columbus 9 50 am and 835 pm. Special train departs Atlanta 8 am October 28 to accommodate campers arriving in Atlanta, running through Columbus on a fast schedule.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Riots in Porto Rico clash at political meetings
Riots and shootings broke out at political meetings across several towns in Porto Rico on October 12. In Guayama a mob attacked Federals including local party president Romaguera. Elias Santos, a Republican, was killed and Romaguera wounded. Three Federals and eleven others were jailed. Bayamon and Humacao saw injuries but no deaths.
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Porto Rico
Guayama
Romaguera
Elias Santos
Bayamon
Humacao
Norfolk and Western Plans Sunday Coal Trains Fight
Major Guthrie of the Norfolk and Western travels to meet Governor Aycock to seek sanction for Sunday coal trains in North Carolina to relieve a state coal famine. Also reports Tuscaloosa 85 Marion 0 in high school football as Tuscaloosa defeats Marion Military Institute 8 to 0 with Captain Forman starring.
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Charlotte
N. C
W. A. Guthrie
Norfolk and Western Railway
Aycock
Major Guthrie
West Virginia
Tuscaloosa
Marion
Ala
Marion Military Institute
Varsity
Poéor
Forman
Stewart
Echols
Mineral Properties Attract Attention In Butler County Well
The new artesian well in the court house yard at Butler in Choctaw county has been found to contain mineral properties affecting local inhabitants. The discovery draws interest from nearby residents seeking potential health benefits and mentions of York as a point of reference accompany the report.
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Montgomery
Ala
Butler
Choctaw County
York
Supplying Fire Clay In Alabama Furnaces Demand
Alabama meets furnace demand for fire clay as Hauerwas Brothers ship from Laurendale County, delivering up to ten tons monthly to local furnaces in Montgomery.
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Ala
Alabama
Hauerwas Brothers
Laurendale Couty
Paris Aeronauts Die In Dirigible Crash After Trial Flight
De Brodsky and engineer Morin were killed near Paris after the balloon ascended 300 to 400 feet during a trial from Vaugirard. Ropes failed, car crushed them on the ground near St Denis as onlookers watched the instrument disappear into the clouds.
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Morin
Vaugirard
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de Bradsky
Wite
Court blocks scalpers from Grand Army excursion tickets
Justice Hagner enjoins 33 local brokers from selling Grand Army special excursion tickets issued by the Pennsylvania, Southern, Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. The court holds the tickets are contracts signed by original purchasers and void for any other use. Anti trust issues are deemed not applicable to the joint agency. Brokers gain delay due to improper bond presentations, hoping to sell remaining tickets.
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Washington
Justice Hagner
Equity Court of the District of Columbia
Pennsylvania, Southern
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bar
Joint
Tha
Dramatic Ambush Follows Bartley Shooting in Virginia
Richmond dispatch reports violent feud flare after Bartley fatally shoots John Crabtree near Boggs store Dickinson County. Bartley and wife shot at Clintwood while fleeing. Mrs Bartley mortally wounded. Widening feud hints at further bloodshed. In related note, airship accident details from Paris recount De Bradsky’s death and Morin’s recall of the doomed ascent and wires failure.
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Richmond
Boggs Store
Dickinson County
William Bartley Fatay
John Crabtree Bartley
Clintwood
New British Ambassador Presented to Roosevelt
Sir Michael Herbert presented to President Roosevelt at the temporary White House on Jackson Place. Hay officiated, the ambassador delivered credentials, and both men spoke of strengthening Anglo American ties. Roosevelt, seated due to health, exchanged cordial remarks and invited Herbert to a personal chat after the ceremony.
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Michael Herbert
Hay
White House
Jackson Place
State Department
Roosevelt
Michael
Signor Mayor Des Planches
Baron von Holleben
Herbert
United States of America
Great Britain
United States
Mrs Anderson Rearrested for Murder in Ware County
Mrs. Anderson, held on a murder charge in Waycross Georgia, faces bail hearings after being rearrested for the shooting of John and Perry Nettles near Bickley last June. Evidence shows a crowd gathered at her house and gunfire aimed to disperse them with one shot fired into the air and a second as they fled.
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Waycross
John Nettles
Kissie Anderson
Bickley
Anderson
Perry
John
Mra. Anderson
Nettles
Alabama Board Offers Limited Aid to Schools
The Alabama Education Board acts with caution as Dr Buttrick and Dr Cloyd visit institutions that seek aid. Cloyd tours Troy, Tuskegee, Montgomery, and Livingston, with a visit to the Normal college today. The sole concrete proposal for Atlanta schools was a plan for Auburn to duplicate a special fund.
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Alabama Education Board
Montgomery
General Education Board
Alabama
Buttrick
David E. Cloyd
Troy
Tuskegee
Livingston
Normal College
Atlanta
Auburn
Canning Factory Unlucky in Thornby Peach and Tomato Failures
Montgomery October 4. The new canning factory at Thorsby, located in the Swedish colony near Pine lands of Chilton, opened as the state’s first cannery but faced a poor season. Peaches were short and tomatoes planted for canning failed due to drought, cutting a hoped for supply that would come from distant roads. Lexington races postponed due to muddy track.
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Boeciall
Thorsby
Chilton
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