No. 78 2022 West Seventh St DOBBINS and EWING
A fragment noting an address 2022 West Seventh Street and the names DOBBINS and EWING associated with it. The readable text suggests a property or case reference without further context. No dates or actions are evident to clarify the event or role of the named parties.
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We No
West Seventh St
Columbia Wants Light and a New Electric Service
In Columbia a public letter argues current Water and Light Company provides unreliable service with frequent outages and inadequate lighting. Citizens seek duplicate power sources and a better system, urging a new company if the present cannot furnish reliable electric service and urging focus on lighting in the next campaign.
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Colombia
Columbia Water & Light Company
Zeta
Columbia
B.C. A
Incoherent medical note hints at rapid relief claim
Fragmentary OCR text mentions relief in six hours, a troublesome bladder and kidneys, and references a married couple. The garbled wording makes identifying names, dates, or a clear event difficult, but the snippet suggests a transient medical or personal issue with no verifiable facts.
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Welief
Helleves
A.B
Concealed Smallpox Warrants Issued in Woodside Street
City Health Officer Porter obtained warrants against Sarah Edmondson and her family at No 9 Woodside Street for concealing smallpox after a household eruption. The case followed a prior warning and a report that the disease existed, with delays and concealment until the illness became public. The pest-house was used for the sick man, and warrants were issued for the others.
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Porter
Sarah Edmondson
No. 9
Woodside Street
Mt. Pleasant
Quick and Convenient Eastbound Schedules via Southern Railway
Passengers from Middle and West Pennesses points are urged to use Southern Railway for eastward travel with double daily Nashville departures. First train leaves Nashville 9:20 p m reaching Washington 6:42 a m, Baltimore 3:00 a m, Philadelphia 10:15 a m, New York 12:43 p m, via Chattanooga and Asheville. Second train leaves Nashville 3:30 p m, connects at Chattanooga with a 10:00 p m departure, arrives Washington 3:50 p m, Baltimore 11:35 p m, Philadelphia 2:60 a m, New York 6:23 p m. includes sleeping and dining cars. Apply to your nearest Ticket Agent.
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Middle
West Pennesses
Southern Railway
Nashville
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Chattanooga
Asheville
North Carolina
Salisbury
Wash
Aoe
Ttansooga
Bamhbury
Long-Eared Journalism and Contempt for Criticism
A satirical note from Mt. Pleasant Chronicle ridicules Spring Hill News and The Chronicle while defending Maury County press, condemning perceived criticism as baseless and vowing indifference. The item mirrors local newspaper feuds, signaling tensions among Maury County outlets.
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Spring Hill
Chronicle
Brayloxe
Conunnta Herald
Maury County
Mt. Pleasant
Colored Relief Fund Notes and Local Property Transfers
The Colored Relief Committee reports cash relief totaling 2100 turned to treasurer J L Hutton, with many subscriptions unpaid and collectors urged to report. The notice thanks the white relief committee and local friends, listing gratitude and hopeful Providence for the community. Also listed are multiple property transactions in various districts with donor and recipient names, amounts and parcel details. The text ends with an unrelated medical advertisement for a cure for deafness and catalog details.
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Colored Relief Committee
Braxton
J. L. Hutton
Relief
White Relief Committee
G. WU. Norman
JS. Gilmore
A. J. Armstrong
G. G. White
A. I. Morrell
J. H. Kelley
General Ge Galiifet Entered Chamber to Calm Amid Assassin Plea
In the Chamber of Deputies corridors General Ge Galiifet heard shouts calling him an assassin. He laughed with a friend, then walked calmly to the chamber and shouted a dramatic phrase at the top of his voice.
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Ge Galiifet
Chamber of Deputies
Asteanin
Funeral of Senator Cushman K. Davis in St Paul
Immense throng gathers as Cushman Kellogg Davis is laid to rest in St Paul Minnesota with simple funeral services at home and a procession to Oakland Cemetery. Officials, lawmakers and associations pay tribute including wreaths from White House the House and State Bar.
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Senator Davis
St. Paul
Minn
United States
Cushman Kellogg Davie
Amine
Marrington Avenue
Ceed
McKinley
White House
United States Senate
House
State Bar Association
Loyal Legion
Wisconsin
Telegraphers of America
Davis
E. H. Murphy
Sons of Veterans 4 Cross of Roses
Cushman Kellogg Davis
State Senate
Minnesota House of Representatives
House of Representatives
C.D. Andrews
Christchurch
Protestant Episcopal Church
Theodore W Sedgwick
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Ireland
John Troland
Oakland Cemetery
Andrews
Nicaragua Canal Treaty Sews U S Rights
Secretary Hay and Nicaragua minister Senor Correa signed a treaty granting the United States rights and privileges for constructing the Nicaragua Canal within the nation’s bestowal. Congress may be asked to act on methods to prevent injuries at U S military and naval academies following an incident involving Oscar L. Root at West Point last year.
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Washington
Hay
United States
Senor Correa
Congress
Artian
Oscar L. Root
Bristol
West Point Military Academy
Dwarf Japanese Spaniel Dogs Sell For High Prices
In Japan a tiny spaniel breed, black and white or yellow and white, is prized. A one year old pup weighed five pounds sold for 250 dollars and smaller dogs fetch larger sums, with some selling up to 750 dollars. These delicate dogs eat little and can fit in a boot. They live about ten years with proper care.
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Japan
Hartford Town Fourth of July Celebration Honors Revolution
A Hartford Maryland celebration unveiled a tablet honoring the Hartford committee that in 1776 urged a formal declaration against British oppression. The town’s ancient hostelry recalled revolutionary leaders as Washington passed through on his march to his first inauguration.
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Old Hartford
Bush
Maryland
Hartford
Washington
Onions and Potato Remedy for Eye Irritation
A Yankee authority explains that cutting onions releases sulphurous fumes that irritate the eyes. The pungency comes from a volatile substance that disperses when the onion is cut, but placing a small pared potato on the knife end absorbs the fumes. Once the potato saturates, it is replaced to continue absorption.
San Domingo Names Swift Wright Prime Minister
Swift Wright, once editor and proprietor of the Daily Journal of Lo Sansport Indiana, becomes prime minister to President Jiminez of San Domingo. A former recruiting service lieutenant, Wright was in Cuba during the Cuban war and joined Jiminez in San Domingo. He is credited with contributing greatly to Jiminez's success through his resourcefulness.
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San Domingo
Swift Wright
Daily Journal
Lo=sansport
Ind
Jiminez
Wright
Cuba
Jimines
Jimnez
Telephonograph invention promises permanent message records
The telephonograph, a new invention on the tele phone line, records and can repeat a message after sending. It uses a steel tape passing over a magnet instead of wax cylinders, akin to inked typewriter tape. A Concord report notes an incident on Emerson road with a teacher firing at a snake. Evelyn, Duchess of Wellington, is described as a young, attractive widow in England at forty five, younger than her sister.
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Concord
Emerson Road
Pining
N. H
Dechew of
Wellington
Duchess of Wellington
England
Evelyn
Wellesley
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