Negro Sergeant Fights Georgia Railroad For Sleepers
Sergeant William H. Chinn, U.S. Army, stationed at Fort Pulaski Savannah, seeks a Georgia Central sleeping car ride to Atlanta after the railroad refused color passengers. He has a warrant for transport and for a sleeping car, claims right under federal law, and hires a lawyer as litigation looms. The case highlights racial segregation in railroad accommodations and may trigger court action.
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Georgia Central Railroad
William H.chinn
United States Army
Fort Pulaski
Savannah
Chinn
Fort McPherson
Army
Atlanta
Central Road
Central Railroad
Pullman Car Company
Chinn S
Brewer
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Breeds That Profitable Dog Rearing Appeals In Homes
A discussion on profitable dog breeding notes the rising demand for large breeds like collies pointers and Great Danes. It covers breed traits, ideal measurements, and common faults while citing a public figure's Dane as a reference point.
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Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Horses and Mules Demand for Reliable Stock Remains
An old-time livestock column argues persistent demand for well built, well trained family horses and high quality mules. It notes horses thrive alongside urban noise, praises the mule for strength and endurance, and discusses breeding, care, and feeding tips for foals and piglets, urging caution about pasture and ground conditions.
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Oer City
David
Ina
Solomon
Himalaya Mountains
Tibet
Washington
Spain
Cuba
C. W. Murfeldt
St. Louis Republican
New Nose Placed On Patient In St Louis Hospital
William Lewis of St Louis received a newly crafted nose by Dr Otto Sutter at the City hospital. The operation removed diseased bone and built a bridge nose, with skin forming underneath and a symmetrical result expected in months.
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William Lewis
St. Louis
Otto Sutter
Lewis
Sutter
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A humorous comment on marriage from the New York Press. It contrasts men's and women's expectations, noting that many husbands switch from calling their wives darling to saying say. It jests about perceptions of liars, honesty, and marriage duration by observing how women treat old bachelors.
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Aman
New York Press
New Maine Whisky Paralyzes Prohibition Advocates
A potent new whisky in Maine reportedly causes temporary insanity and violent acts in drinkers. Meanwhile Provincetown bay is said to be full of whales. U.S. manufacturing spends exceed 40 million dollars annually. Connecticut textile mills show improving prospects for more business.
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Maine
Provincetown
Envelopes Printed with Your Address for $1.00
The seller offers 250 envelopes printed with the buyer's address for one dollar.
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Carthage
William G. Allan
Callie
New South Wales
Europe
Queensland
Argentina
United States
Connecticut
Mercer, Henley & CO
Owen S. Hills
Indiana
Couvey Bros
Knightstown
Ind
Owen
Hill
Wotary Public
Hill’s Drug Store
The
Carthage Building, Loan and Savings Association
Jesse Henley
Pinta Mill
Owen S. Hill
British Isles
France
British
Coffin & Co
Loring Park
Minneapolis
Piles
Jacob Cell
Unionville
DeWitt
Rowlett
Parker & Parker
Rush County
Dbuli Amvs
Geho. Lal. Osborne
Rushville
East Side
Main St
M. F. Lovett
Butler Brothers
North Main Street
N & Co
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