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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
1
A cautionary notice urges activity in the big contest and warns against bleaching practices. It mentions flour millers and calls for vigilance amid ongoing efforts. The tone echoes a public admonition or civic call to action. The piece stresses participation and warns about improper bleaching.
Officials from the departments of agriculture and justice announce that millers must cease bleaching flour pending higher court adjudication or face criminal prosecution for each interstate shipment. The joint conference delivers the decision in Washington on August 1.
reports indicate a dozen or more negroes killed and several white men wounded after a clash sparked by a white man and a protested note. state rangers are on scene and sheriff Black runs a tight vigil as arrests proceed.
Dr Crippen was arraigned and held for further hearing as Miss Leneve, ill and sobbing, could not attend. Public sympathy toward the woman contrasted with anger at Crippen amid dramatic extradition notes. Miss Leneve sent a cable reading Tell all you know, signed Papa as her father defends her innocence.
Rocky Mount North Carolina man R Pitt declares his severe cold and cough were cured after one bottle of Dr King's New Discovery. He touts it as a remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages fever and asthma. Bottle free with guarantee by H C Iter and Anita Jobe.
An active week unfolds for all contestants as prizes will be awarded. The paper notes increased voter bonuses and special allowances for subscriptions. It urges decisive effort, mentions bonuses for paying up old accounts, and promises even chances for new nommers while detailing extra votes for cash subscriptions.
A brief report from California details a reported madman incident and accompanying personal crisis surrounding a focal individual. Authorities investigated the scene, while witnesses described erratic behavior and heightened tension. No injuries or fatalities are confirmed in the early account.
San Diego aboard a chaotic scene as Bert Durham, a discharged fireman, killed three people including his wife and child before shooting himself. He fatally wounded a fourth and seriously wounded a fifth, ending a deadly spree in the city.
The Stenographer Miss Le neve becomes central in the Crippen murder case as police hope her statements may illuminate the disappearance of Belle Elmore. Crippen remains silent at arraignment while extradition to England looms. detectives seek any reconstructive clues from Miss Le neve amid jealousy and alleged motives.
Knoxville visitor Miss Glenn Moore is hosted by Mrs Luke Bayless. Local notes mention Bucklen s Ay Salve as a healer for burns and sores and a dental syrup for children s health amid summer heat and travel.
Morristown reports a chaotic match against Johnson City marked by stars, unreliable play, and confusion. Players Cowell Sherill Douglass Leak were involved as the muddled affair drew tears and laughter, with no clear cause given and a challenge issued for a rematch on Wednesday.
Joseph Wendling, wanted in Louisville for Alma Kellner’s murder, admitted identity after being seized in a Third Street lodging house by Detectives Ryan and Burke. Police and District Attorney Fickert proceed with questioning in the city prison. Chief Martin oversees the case. Malaria and Panama fever referenced, with Electric Bitters advertised as a cure.
T S Trent dies at Roanoke Saturday after a brief illness connected with tuberculosis. He is remembered for work with the C C and OG during its construction and was married in the city to Misa White. The notice urges Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds.
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