Suppression of Facts in the Philippines by Rev. Bigelow
Rev Merhert Bigelow denounces suppression of facts about Philippine cruelties at Vine Street Congregational Church. He cites Senate committee inquiries, misused investigations, and failed accountability for Lt Preston Brown hospitalities, Howze, Richter, and Putnam cases, urging on site hearings and full disclosure.
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Herald
Cincinnati
Philippines
Vine Street Congregational Church
Laut
Merhert
Bigelow
Looxn
Nin
Guitt
Senate
Muetive
Lient
Preston Brown
Tim Sunity
The Peruna Cure Promises Relief From Nervous Ailments
A 1913 testimonial article touts Peruna as a cure for nervous disorders and catarrh, citing endorsements from women including Miss Lucy M. Tiley of Cleveland and Mrs. Jennie Finley. It describes widespread female catarrh, urges readers to obtain Peruna through local druggists, and portrays Dr. Hartman as a leading authority with a large patient base.
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Lucy M. Tiley
Davenport Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Lo Adi
Perana
Lawy M. Riley
Bright
Columbus
Chie
I Dreamed of a King Who Was My Equal King
A speaker expresses longing for a sovereign lover who is strong calm and just, not tyrant or slave. She seeks a kingly partner with power and tenderness, worthy of reverence and equal love, recalling biblical imagery of Sarah and Abraham.
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Feneiful
Jerties
Saul
Hercules
Cody
Judea
Sarah
Abraham
Inter-urban Electric Rail Men Visit Columbia Clash Over Projects
Mr J Y H Conner of Nashville and five unnamed gentlemen visited Columbia on phosphate business and inspected local sites including the Dock River bridge. Although denying ties to the electric railroad scheme, observers doubt his claim and question the aim of the visit amid broader war department and trust publicity debates.
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J. Y H. Conner
Nashville
Columbia and Gallatin
Maj. Whitethorne
Mr. Connor
Messra
W. Rath
Wm. McKinley
Nashvill
Dock River
Howard Institute Alumni Banquet Highlights Civic Speech
Mt Pleasant May 2 Hon J H Dinning of Columbia addressed Howard Institute students on American Citizenship in a finest style. W Bethel Long of class 5 gave an influential alumni address on Art and its influence on modern social life. The Alumni Association banquet at Prof J A Bostick's home followed with recitations by Mines Carrie Exter Annie Smith Lauree Urr and a piano duet by Miss Jesse Bouticke and Dixie Piperd. The year closed as one of the institute's most prosperous periods.
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Mt. Pleasant
Howard Institute
Jd. H. Dinning
Columbia
W. Bethel Long
Echo and Friends
Carrie Exter
Annie Smith
Lauree Urr
Jesse Bouticke
Dixie Piperd
Howard_institute
Death of Lieut. Thomas Vaughan Shocks Franklin Community
May 29 in Franklin Tennessee reports the death of Lieut. Thomas Vaughan in the Philippines. Vaughan rose from private to lieutenant, led troops in the First Tennessee Regiment, later treasurer of La Guia Province, and died reportedly of cholera. Major Whitthorne praises him as a brave, true soldier and honoring Tennessean.
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Franklin
Tenn
Thomas Vaughan
AO. Vaughan
Washington
Tom
Vaughan
Firap Tennessee Regiment of Volunteers
Spain
la Guia
Pilippines
Vangan
W. J. Whitthorne
Whitthorne
Phillippines
87Th U. S. 1
Whittthorne
Zonnh
Ania
Vtomn
Tennessee
Tennerhee
Big deal in fruits links Miles Cook to Rainey crops
Miles Cook secured a contract Saturday with Horace Rainey for Rainey s entire cherry and raspberry crops. The deal covers thousands of gallons of raspberries and 1600 gallons of cherries and includes any quantity to town or country. Rainey s outtake underscores enterprise and push in fruit trading.
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Miles Cook
Horace Rainey
Cou
Mr Rainey
Shot Hit Woman in Cross Bridges Township Domestic Tragedy
Walter Dawson a young white man from Cross Bridges neighborhood shot his wife at noon Saturday in a thicket edge near Young Ave. He was rabbit hunting when she appeared at the doorway a 422 rifle bullet struck her left breast causing a likely fatal wound. Dawson is a son of Phil Dawson and recently married.
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Walter Dawson
Cross Bridges
Aweon
Phil Dawson
Alf Taylors Good Thing Lecures Contract in Knoxville
Knoxville reports that Con A A Taylor signed with Nations Lyceum Bureau to deliver twenty lectures monthly starting next October at a salary of 1000 dollars per month. The arrangement begins in October.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Con
A. A. Taylor
The
Nations Lyceum Bureau
Cuticura Remedies Advertise Relief for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as purifying emollients for babies and adults suffering skin torture. It promises instant relief, restful sleep, and permanent care for conditions like itching, scaling, pimples, and scalp disorders, claiming superiority through proven efficacy and economy.
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Ethe
Herbert
Bleelow
Miles
Philippi
Doe
Laoag
Robert L. Howze
Howse
Presdent
Porto Nican
Richter
War Department
Temson
Lodge
Caloocan
Putnam
Otis
Roelof
Kantnanne
Maine
Peru
Tienen Wallen
Helin Halof
Ulse Hortsel
Pernaxoon
Helen Rolof
Hartman
Hartian
Dennie Finley
Madison Street
Miinpliss
Penny
Weltern
Tessin
Louise Bertlel
Jennie Finley
Misa Lucy M. Tuley
Nix
Lora
Inter-Urban Electric
Bhowan
Friend of Liberty
Secretary Root
Roosevelt
Sneh Wen
Adinistration
Springfied Republic
New York Evening Post
Ir. Moorefield Story
Boston
Herbert Welsh
Philadelphia
J. H. Dinning
Howard * Institute
Lieut
Thos. Vaughan
Alf Taylor
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