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Amuse U Enoch Arden Ottoway Montana Ann Casino Cowboys Ruse Theate Indianapolis Auto Races Princess The Piece of String Edisonia Heroes Three Baseball Anderson vs Charlotte Lakewood Park Vaudeville and Concerts State Medical Board of Examiners O Donoghue Hall.
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Amuse U
Enoch Arden
Ottoway
Montana Ann
Cowhboy
Theate
Indianapolis
Princess
Edisonia
Heroes Three
Anderson
Charlotte
Lakewood Park
State Medical Board of Examiners
O'Donoghue Hall
Students Still Before State Board Examinations
About 30 applicants seek the right to practice medicine in North Carolina and sit exams at O Donoghue hall on South Tryon Street. The two subjects today are General Practice and Chemistry with Disease of Children this afternoon. exams run until tomorrow afternoon. Dr. H H Dodson led the morning session with Dr. Nicholson scheduled for the afternoon as examiners mix practical testing with less technical questions.
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North Carolina
State Board
O’donoghue
H. H. Dodson
Nicholson
St Marys School Closure Follows Belmont Commencement
Belmont observers attended the St Marys School graduation in Belmont yesterday. A large Charlotte contingent joined Gastonia and nearby towns to celebrate. Reports say the exercises were of high order and the year widely successful for the school with students from other states. Charlotte visitors returned on the Southern train No 12.
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St. Mary's School
Belmont
Charlotte
Gastonia
Dallas
Southern
Real Estate Deals Recorded Today
Multiple parcels traded with prices. L W Murphy sells to A B Justice and F R McNinch for 312000 on East Seventh street 66 by 192 feet. H Branner sells to W B Huntington for 2000 on East Fourth street 70 by 213 feet. Pegram Wadsworth Co sells to B F Cato on Charles avenue 150 by 190. J P Munroe deeds to H V Davis for 1400 on East Eighth street 49 by 75. J Lee Flowe sells to C H Robinson and S O Briggs two lots on Clement avenue and Chadwick avenue totaling 33000.
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L. W. Murphy
A .B. Justice
F. R. McNinch
East Seventh Street
H. Branner
W. B. Huntington
East Fourth Street
J. K. Wolfe
Pegram-Wadsworth Land Co
B. F. Cato
Charles Avenue
J. P. Munroe
H. V. Davis
East Eighth Street
J. Lee Flowe
Messrs. C. H. Robinson
S. O. Briggs
Reichmann Trial Held Up by Juror Excusal
The Reichmann trial, involving Joseph B. Reichmann former Carnegie Trust Co president, paused as both sides agreed to excuse a juror. A recess was set until the afternoon when a new juror would be chosen. No reason for the excusal was made public. The note about praying for corn appears in the text.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph B. Reichmann
Carnegie Trust Co
Mrs. A A Giry Credits Pinkham's Remedy for Relief
In Dewittville New York Mrs A A Giry reports constant pain headaches backaches and left side pain eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She now has a healthy baby daughter and praises the remedy as a cure and urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts who offers free guidance.
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A. A. Giry
Dewittville
N.Y
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia Fr. Pinkham
Tax Delinquent Return Deadline Extended to June 30
County Assessor Arthur Henderson announces a grace period for tax delinquents with a firm end date of June 30. Returns for state and county taxes are extended to June 30 due to signage confusion, and list takers will remain at City Hall until that date to list outstanding property. No further extensions will be granted after June 30.
Boy Bandit Surrounded After Inland Pursuit in California
Frank Melville, the suspected boy bandit linked to a dozen saloon holdups, is cornered in a tule swamp on the Carquinez straits after a day of running battles with seven officers from three counties. Traced to Vallejo by a dog, he refused surrender, firing at officers and firing a pistol volley near Glencove before taking swamp refuge. His ammunition is reported nearly exhausted and capture seems likely.
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Associated Press
Vallejo
Cal
Frank Melville
California
Carquinez Straits
Glencove
Tule
Melville
Seven Sentence Sermons in a Fragment
A fragment of moral and literary quotes discusses beauty, error, unseen law, recollection, tolerance, wisdom, and motive. The passage blends lines from Benson Bulwer-Lytton Helen Hunt Jackson Richter and Cox with stray phrases about glory work and soul, reflecting a miscellany of didactic aphorisms.
Mill Men Endorse Benefits at North Carolina Cotton Meeting
About 658000 spindles were represented as mill men gathered at the Southern Manufacturers Club for the North Carolina cotton manufacturers annual meeting. Officers were elected, the president highlighted coal-saving contracts with the Clinchfield line, and tariff talks sparked discussion on marine insurance for southern goods. The next meeting will be in Charlotte on the third Thursday in June.
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Southern Manufacturers’ Club
Cotton Manufacturers of
North Carolina
Charlotte
R. M. Miller
Association
Carolina, Clinchtfield & Ohio Railway
Clinchfield
New River
Clinchfield Company
T. L. Black
Cramer
Stewart W. Cramer
Carmer
W. A. Erwin
Durham
Young Skelton Drowns Swimming in Tennessee River
A Scottsboro Alabama report says 17 year old William Skelton son of R S Skelton a wealthy North Alabama businessman drowned while swimming in the Tennessee river yesterday afternoon. His body was recovered four hours later.
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William Skelton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Scottsboro
Ala
R. S. Skelton
North Alabama
Tennessee
Social Gatherings and Visits Highlight Local Society News
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Wilson and daughter Miss Sarah Wilson travel to Hiddenite for a few days with Mr. Wilson due home next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wilson and Miss Sarah remain a week or 30. Miss Miriam Long hosts an informal South Boulevard gathering in honor of Miss Sadie Lipscomb with Cubical Hearts among the activities. Dozens of local guests and visitors from Norfolk Washington D C Winston-Salem Gaffney and New Mexico attend various receptions and games, including prizes won by Miss Whitfield and Miss Mellon.
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Geo. E. Wilson
Miss Sarah Wilson
Hiddenite
Mr. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Miss Sarah
Miriam Long
H. C. Long
South Boulevard
Sadie Lipscomb
Gaffney
S. C
C. B. Bryant
Lillian Reid
Laura Reilley
Gay Willis
Esther Springs
Louise Spong
Louise Springer
Miss Sessions
New Mexico
Marjorie Bethel
Sadie Hayes
Rose Walsh
Josie Lipscomb
Mabel Bryant
Will Bradfield
Coburn Alexander
Malcolm Oates
Tom and Wilson Gutherie
Junius Smith
Eugene Springer
Reilley
Malcolm Bradfield
John Bradfield
Tom Hayes
Lawrence Wilkinson
Billy Bethel
Lee Rutsler
Leon Gaffney
Sinclair Stewart
Jo Caldwell
McAlister Carson
Ed, Lipscomb
Carey Dowd
Washington, D. C
Julia Irwin
Helen
Anna Forbes
Liddell
Sarah Tanner
Ethel Durham
Beatrice Blake
Hannah Constable
Lula Taliaferro
Nancy Anderson
Laurie Spong
Katherine Pegram
Helen Eddy
Camille
Mary Durham
Mary Neal Melton
Lillie Mae Loving
Margaret Bridgers
Wilmington
Marie Thomas
Guest
Helen McArthur
Winston-Salem
Alma Oates
Jessie
Sadie Lipscombe
Martha Howell
Mary Johnston
Susie Hutchison
Sarah Wilson
Emily Holt
Elizabeth Chambers
Stuart Jones
Polly Shannonhouse
Flora Jeffries
Greensboro visitors and social bridge winners noted
Mr and Mrs J C Contell and daughter Mary Virginia of Greensboro are visiting friends in the city. Miss Madeline Faires hosts Nellie Hay of Rock Hill S C for a week. Mrs E W Phifer hosted the Merry Matrons Bridge Club at North Graham Street with guests Mrs Harris Wilcox Mrs W S Liddell and Mrs R M Miller. Mrs Wilcox won the prize.
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J. C. Contell
Mary Virginia
Greensboro
City
Madeline Faires
Nellie Hay
Rock Hill
S. C
Hay
Presbyterian College
E. W. Phifer
Bridge Club
North Graham Street
Harris Wilcox
W. S. Liddell
R. M. Miller
Cox Indictment Again Quashed
Judge Wm. Dickson quashed the revived perjury indictment against George B. Cox after affidavits accusing Judge Dickson and Presiding Judge Hunt of bias were filed. Prosecutor Hunt then moved to pursue the case by presenting bias claims, while Hood and Boyt sold two Matthews town lots to J. O. Simson for 275 dollars.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Wm. Dickson
George B. Cox
Dickson
Ohio
Second Circuit Court
Henry T. Hunt
Charles J. Hunt
Common Pleas Court
William B. Dickson
Cox
Hunt
Hood & Boyt
J. O. Simson
Matthews
McStea Charged With Murder in Albany Case
John V. McStea theatrical manager from New Orleans was charged with first degree murder for shooting Arthur J. Brown first baseman of the Albany state league team. He pleaded not guilty and awaits grand jury action. Mrs McStea, a witness, was questioned by the district attorney. The incident occurred last night after a performance.
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McStea
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
John V. McStea
New Orleans
Arthur J. Brown
Brown
Hornet steamer arrives for libel case under U S neutrality laws
The Hornet, famous for filibustering, reaches New Orleans aboard the Wheeling from Honduras to face a federal libel suit alleging violation of neutrality and admiralty laws. Seized at Truxillo after departing New Orleans December 22, it carried Gen. Bonilla and Gen. Lee Christmas.
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New Orleans
Hornet
Mississippi River
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
United States
Wheeling
Ship Island
Gulfport
Miss
Manuel Bonilla
Lee Christmas
Truxillo
Tacoma
Bonilla
Wireless equipment becomes mandatory for large ships
Washington reports that starting July 1 1911 ocean going vessels carrying over fifty passengers must have wireless telegraph gear capable of 100 mile transmission and operated by a certified operator. Regulations under the June 24 1910 act were issued by the commissioner of navigation with three inspectors and customs collectors empowered to enforce.
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Washington
Congress
Commissioner of Navigation
Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Pacific
Americus to Host Next Georgia Firemen Meeting
Rome June 16 Americus was picked as next year s meeting place for the Georgia State Firemen s Association. The convention and tournament adjourned at noon with officers elected including President Thomas Ballantyne Savannah vice president W B Cummings Atlanta secretary Eugene A Burch Hawkinsville treasurer F G Reynolds Augusta and statistician W P McArthur Americus Also news that Gerard King Roanoke College student returned home after completing his studies and entering Roanoke s sophomore class.
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Americus
Associated Press
Rome
Georgia State Firemen’s Association
Thomas Ballantyne
Savannah
W. B. Cummings
Atlanta
Eugene A. Burch
Hawkinsville
F. G. Reynolds
Augusta
W. P. McArthur
Gerard King
Roanoke College
Roanoke
King
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Malaria Relief
An old standard remedy advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria fighter and system builder for both adults and children, priced at 50 cents.
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St. Mary’s Catholic School
Reichmann
Haysair
Ealth
Dre
Iessek Sat
Newark
N. J
U.S. A
Woodgheppard
Lydia E. Pinkham
Arthur Henderson
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Boy Bandit
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Bulwer-Lytton
Helen Hunt Jackson
Richter
R. M. Kniller
Mission Whisk
Christy Pictures
Kodaks
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Miss Long
Miss Mellon
MR. and
Mrs. Contell
Miss Faires
Mrs. Wilcox
BIG Shoe SA
Oxfords
the Hub Shoe Store
West Trade Street
Berryhill-Suther-Durfee Co
Doggett-Mobley Co
E. Trade Street
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Woolley Coo
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