Drunk on Lemon Extract Rampage at Depot
Taylor, a man about 100 pounds lighter than Constable Butts, caused chaos in Taylor, rampaging at the depot after drinking lemon extract purchased at a drug store near the depot. He smashed windows, damaged property, and intended to assault Mr. Brant, the superintendent. He pled guilty and paid fines totaling 17.90 dollars. A warrant was issued for y. West for selling spurious liquor, with the extract analyzed. West bought the extract from Spurlock Neal & Co. in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
I'S
Brant
Wnt
M. M. Butts
Jou
Butts
C. C. Morgan
Peyton
McLean
Ry. Taylor
Y. West
Mr. West
Spurlock, Neal & Co
Nashville
Carrots Buys Easter Hats in Wacky Town Adventure
In Gratton North Dakota, Poixon Carrots drives to town to sell eggs and buy his mother in law an Easter hat. He plans a blue print for the hat with a storm porch and summer kitchen. He halts traffic to speak with the conductor and brakeman before returning to the printing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton
N. D
Poixon Carrots
Ticket
Sky
Pluming scheme on mother in law's hat described
A narrative details placing a large red ink colored ostrich plume on a hat with a curved front, while the west side shows a poplar grove and a finn's nest high in a dead tree. Additional features include a bitching post, green grass, and an onion near the nest as the day grows hotter and activities continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sike
Lana
Van Sands Elected Supreme Regent of Royal Arcanum
Robert Van Sands of Chicago was elected Supreme Regent of the Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum in Boston on May 11. Other officers named include Clovis H. Bowen Pawtucket R I L Orator Rev F T McFadden Richmond Va Alfred Turner Boston E A Skinner Westfield N Y Wm H McConnell New York. Several propositions were defeated including a plan to adopt a uniform option rate for all 243000 members and a proposal to remove past Supreme Regents and incorporators from life memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Robert van Sands
Chicago
Royal Arcanum
Clovis H. Bowen
Pawtucket
R. L
F. T. Mc
Fadden
Richmond
Alfred Turner
E. ‘A. Skinner
Westfield
N. Y
Wm. H. McConnell
New York
Supreme Council
Ohio
Supreme
Doctor Rabael Sacrifices Life Saving Mothers Child
Paris correspondence reports Dr. Rabael, a poor practitioner, gave food and care without payment to those in need. He saved a mother and her child by performing mouth-to-mouth suction to remove a life threatening obstruction, contracting diphtheria himself and dying the next day in his wife's arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Rabael
Boulevard de Menilmontant
Rachael
Phosphate Men Visit Columbia For Directors’ Meeting
A dozen or more prominent phosphate and fertilizer executives visited Columbia Tuesday. The gathering included directors of the Independent Phosphate Co and discussions on plans for operating the Kittrell property in Mt. Pleasant, in which several gentlemen are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Independent Phosphate Co
Kittrell
Mt. Pleasant
Confederate Daughters Convention Concludes in Nashville
The Confederate Daughters of the Confederacy close their convention with officers elected and Chattanoga named as next meeting site. Reports span the Confederate Girls Home fundraising to 25 thousand dollars, the Sam Davis Monument fund, and various chapter pledges. A Historical Evening features Carmack’s address and performances by Mrs. Hume and Miss Figueras.
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Confederate Girls' Home Committee
Dogier
King
Brownsville
Sam Davis Monument
H. H. Hatcher
Memphis
United Daughters
Nashville
Capitol Grounds
Hatcher
8. A. Cunningham
Confederate Veteran
Ruetistuhl
New York
Cunningham
White
Ruchstuhl
Mrs. Hatcher
Lord
Ripley
Sara Law
Franklin
Lewisburg
Mesdames F. B. Neal
Lucius Burch
FO. Watts
Lila Epperson
Mrs
Clapp
Children's Auxiliary
Missy Clayhorn
46Th Regiment
Jon Gibson, Jr
Kate Hickman
Kate Eats
Monteagle
Lauderdale
Missy Lauderdale
Mary Latham
Luisa Bedford
A. C. Camp Jr
Harvey Matthews
Ernest Walworth
Pauline Cave
Bate Ave iHary
Eugene Fisher
Sth Tenn
Regiment
McGavock
Leonidas Polk
Harriet Overton
Nashville No. 1
Atkins
Cookeville
Albert Smith
Gallatin
Bate
Kirby Smith
Mary Leland Hume
Robert E.’ Lee
Charity Green i Tragathan
Bolivar
Hawley
Davis Monument Fund
Shiloh
Tenn. U. D. C
Brown
Treasury
Court House
Ofrenit Court Room
R. Lin Cave
William Hume
Carey Folk
Varina Jefferson Davis
Folk
Unusua
Southland
Columbia
Chas, Forgey
Sewanee River
Forgey
Beatrice Stevens
Mire
Robert Allison
Cuticura Remedies Claim Perfect Cure For Eczema
A mother recalls persistent dermatitis on her daughter from infancy through adolescence. After trying various treatments with limited relief, she reports success using Cuticura remedies, noting improvement behind ears elbows and neck and near seizure symptoms. May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies
Saase
Cure for Eczema on Face Boosted by Cuticura Remedies
An older notice reports a mother praising Cuticura Remedies for a six year old girl with long standing eczema on the face. The testimonial claims daily improvement after starting treatment and cites a Canton Minnesota sender date of November 9, 1905, with references to Complete External and Internal treatments and product purity claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
W. H. Kimball
Canton
Minn
No Disposition to Do Better Higginbotham Resigns Trustee Post
Harlow N. Higginbotham of Chicago, recently elected trustee of the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York, resigns citing doubts about governance and delayed reform. He notes friction in Albany between the governor and Senate over Insurance Department control and calls for stronger state laws and enforcement to protect the company’s standing. His resignation takes effect immediately.
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Chicago
Harlow N. Higginbotham
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Willem F. Dix
Higginbotham
Albany
Senate
Insurance Department
Mutual Tofe
Handsome collection of medals on exhibit at James Bros
A handsome collection of medals is shown in Columbia at James Bros. Highlights include the Ewell Literature Medal for Columbia Institute given by Mrs. H. Turner, the Mack Biblical Medal for S. W. P. University at Clarkeville, and several medals from local donors. The display features awards for athletics, best debut, declamation, and drill, described as unmatched in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
James Bros
Ollows
Ewell
Columbbia Institute
Turner
Mack Biblical
B. Mack
S. W. P. University
Clarkeville
Columbra Militng Academy
GC. M. A
Harlan & Evans
M.A
Farmers & Merchanty Bank
Phoenix National Bank
Suit Filed Over Death At Moving Picture Show
Mrs. Sarah Lentz sues for damages against C. H. Sharp and the Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows for 16000 dollars over the death of her son Harrison at the Hisey and Rives moving picture show. The fatal wall collapse occurred on a stormy night while Harrison slept in the Sharp building on South Main Street. attorney for plaintiff is H. P. Pigiters.
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Sarah Lentz
Circuit Court
C. H. Sharp
Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harrison
Hisey & Rives
South Main Street
Mr. Sharp
Odd Fellows
H. P. Pigiters
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Os Taylor
Carrots
Doctor
Scott
Confederate Daughters Convention
Chattanooga
Felicia Zollicoffer Metcalf
Children’s Auxiliary
Cary Folk
Miss Kitty
Ja Graffenreid
Old Wash
Mark John
Tip Avery
A. G. Dinwiddie
New Orleans
General Beauregard
Eczema
Cuticura
Abe
Bestar
Balbo Higa
HN. Higginbotham
Mutual Life
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