Died at 70 Captain Somerville of Milinoia Soldiers Home
Captain William Somerville super intendent of the Milinoia State Soldiers Home at Quincy died of heart failure at 70. Michael D Webb carpenter at the Leavenworth Branch 66 died after collapsing in K barracks. A bill for a John Paul Jones crypt at Annapolis with 185000 for the crypt was favorably reported by the naval affairs committee. Two veterans at the Home died rushing to sign pension papers. Isaac S Clark 70 served Co K 63d Inf and Patrick Regan 69 served Co I 10th Ohio Infantry. Frank Addison Spanish American veteran arrested for stealing government clothing at Marion Home and prisoners Bert the bartender jailed. An invoice is being prepared to determine stolen goods amount. Addison admitted stealing and selling to Bert for whiskey.
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William Somerville
Milinoia State Soldiers' Home
Quincy
Michael D. Webb
H Company
Leavenworth Branch
K Barracks
Webb
US. Cav
John Paul Jones
Annapolis
Senate
Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Isaac
Clark
Co. K
Patrick Regan
Tenth Ohio Infantry
Danville Press
Frank Addison
Hartford City
Quartermaster’s Department
Marion Soldiers’ Home
Fort Wayne
Frank Berr
Quartermaster's Department
Soldiers’ Home
Addison
Marion
Jack Bixler
Secret Service
Clamme
Bert
Berr
Cardul hailed as relief for women’s troubles in Adel
A reader from Adel describes relief from female troubles after three years of suffering and using Cardul. The notice extols Cardul’s effects on backache, headaches, nervousness, and weakness, urging readers to try it. The piece also critiques the Tennessean’s humor about elections and questions the selection of an untried candidate over seasoned statesmen.
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Cardus
Taylor
Folk
Tpaper
Lake Lea
Advance in Jail Board Bill Faces Governor Veto
Chattanooga reports sheriffs anxiously await Governor Hooper's action on a legislature passed bill raising jail board pay to fifty cents per prisoner per day from forty. The measure, backed by a powerful county official lobby, was a compromise from sixty cents. Opponents cite state finance concerns and prior vetoes.
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Chattanooga
Hooper
Board of
Nashville
Deafness Cure Claim Under Hall's Cure Framed
Claimants allege deafness stems from inflamed mucous membrane of the auditory tube and cannot be cured by local applications. They offer $1000 for any case of cure by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, urging readers to send for circulars and purchase pills.
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Catareh
Hall
BJ. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drua Uriaty, the
Ake Hall
Train wreck near Tulsa leaves one dead and many hurt
A passenger train on the St. Louis and San Francisco line wrecked seven miles south of Tulsa, Oklahoma, early today. One person reported killed and several injured in the mishap.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
St. Louis
San Francisco
Hud Robbed Post Office Child Wrote Angle
Benjamin Dewey Miller an eleven year old held in county jail at Denver Colo awaits trial for robbing Gar diner post office He wrote to President Taft calling himself Uncle Ram and confessing the theft claiming $14 and several stamp packages were taken He cites poverty and Jesse James stories as motive urging mercy and promising not to offend again
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Denver
Benjamin Dewey Miller
Gardiner
Colo
Taft
Uncle Ram
Dons
Jesse James
Macon Favorable to 1912 Confederate Reunion
Gen. W. E. Mickle of New Orleans and Gen. Clement Evans of Atlanta support Macon as the 1912 reunion site. Local leaders plan a campaign with a special Macon 1912 Special train, extensive ads, and thousands of invitation letters to Confederate veterans and officers.
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Macon
W.E. Mickle
New Orleans
Clement A. Evans
Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Mickle
Clement Evans
Central
Georgia
Little Rock
Prer mes-it accident prep near Cri inimenit article
Fragmentary text mentions preparations for injuries and bruises, with unclear location names and wording. It remains a sparse notice about injury response or safety but lacks coherent facts, names, or dates to confirm a clear event or stake.
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W.L. Cash
Feather Beds General Merchandise
Chesnee
South Carolina
Adel, Ga
Cardul
Sin Sunny Brook
AU BN
Tine Brook
Nan Sorenson County
KenTat
Heller Bros
Bristol, VA
TENN
SLI State
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Child
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Harry W. Cease
Harrow Midy
Main St
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Johnson City
C. J. Broyles
M. D
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H.C. Miller
Deus
King Street
W. J. Matthews, M.D
Ofive
Wm. Silver
E. N. Moore
Arrousny
Onion
Naka National Hawke
Tehnee
Johnson & Miller Arrousrys At Law
Onites
Brown Bldg
Tennessne
E. J. Vaught Arrowszy Snp
Bonrerronohnson City ‘Tennesse
Atvansion
Cratma
Burrow Building
Engert
House & Co
J. R. Gardner Artoanxey
Law
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Armbrust-Smith
E. B. Hensley Lawyer
Tohinaco City
C. Williams
Arronnny
Tounson City
Tennessee
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Vines & Price Arronneys
Allen A. Holsclaw
Johnson City Com BS
Kirens
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Southern Railway
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Hyder
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Neek
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Sparger Mills Co
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