From Danny's Continued Rural Raid Incident
A narrator hides as raiders torch tobacco warehouses in a frontier town. The blaze lights the square while riders shoot and flee. A wounded rider groans, the narrator tends him, and the injured man asks for help to reach Bud Davis, claiming Yankee identity.
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Saisir
Agin
Gree
Jess
Bud Davis
Night Riders and Tobacco War In A Tennessee Town
An Arkansas narrator recalls white supremacy talk and night rider activity amid a tobacco price dispute. Farmers unite for fair prices. riders burn warehouses, then a rescue mission brings Bud home to a wary, relieved family. Beauregard and Miss Lucy Buckner are central figures as past and present entanglements surface, tracing families through marriage plots and misfortunes.
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Law and Order
Ku Klux Klan
Lucy
Kakluxes
Boston
Bud
Night Riders
George
Marie Willyam
Lucy Buckner
Marie Prent McMakin
Marie Kunnel Hampton
Grampa
Miss Lacy Hyah
Beauregard
Wren
Mandy
Lacy
Miss Hampton
Dr. Kirby
David Armstrong Agin
Indiana
Tennessee
Martha
Kunnel Hampton
David Armstrong
Miss Buckner
Mrs
Idahos Guns Roar In Yearly Naval Gunnery Trials
Washington June 5 It is likely Idaho will win the gunnery trophy in this year s naval trials. The battleship leads the general average in practice under Captain William L Howard and Lieutenant C P Huff. The United States navy ranks high in gunnery with multiple ships near the top of the long range day firing Maryland leads Rhode Island Virginia New Hampshire and Michigan follow in order.
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Washington
Idaho
United States Navy
William L. How
Ard
C. P. Huff
Maryland
Rhode Island
Virginia
New Hampshire
Michigan
Maine land ready for 400 Polish and Swedish farmers
The Industrial Bureau of the New England railroads reports experiments on 57 square miles near Cherryfield Maine show fertile soil with lime rock basis and strong yields. Plans aim to settle 400 immigrant families in 100 acre farms, creating a thriving colony near rail and markets.
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Industrial Bureau
New England
Washington County
Maine
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Boston and
Maine Central
Cherryfield
A. J. Bonstell
Geological Survey
Bonstell
West
Canada
Alberta
Help for Working Girls Promises Health From Lydia E Pinkham
Letters from New Orleans and Saint Clair praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual and health problems. A 16 year old tobacco factory worker shares improved health, and a Saint Clair mother reports relief from painful periods and my skin concerns after using the remedy. The company offers confidential female correspondence and advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lyman Massachusetts.
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New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amelia Jaquillard
Seventh Street
St. Clair
Lydia E.pinkham
Estella Maguire
Saint Clair
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Wheeler & Wilson Orchestra
L. B. Nickerson
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Pier 19
Foust River
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Burns Co
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