School Trustees Discuss Overcrowded Building Plans
At a Saturday meeting held in the High School building B F White was named chairman and A I Stone secretary. Citizens debated public and normal schools noting overcrowding and the need for a larger facility with plans to begin within a year. Nominees B F White Edwin Norns and H R Melton became permanent trustee candidates after Hansen resigned.
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Hansen
B. F. White
Edwin Norns
H. R. Melton
Great discovery by a local woman aids recovery from illness
A Shelby firm promotes Dr King New Discovery for Consumption via Mrs Luther Lutz claiming seven years of illness ended after two bottles. Trial bottles offered by Phil Anderegg's drugstore with full guarantees. Also notes two Dillon youths start a chicken farm and invite readers to seek tips and their ad next issue.
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Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W.O. Hammie & Co
Shelby, N.C
Phil Anderegg
Dillon
Cas carets Candy Cathartic sales and a legal notice
U S buyers purchase Cas carets Candy Cathartic at rising yearly rates with druggists selling 10c 25c and 50c per box and a guarantee of cure. A separate court note states the Big Hole Power Co case ends in favor of defendants regarding the Big Hole placer and its valued ground submerged by rivers. Supreme Court involvement mentioned.
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United States
Big Hole Power Co
P. R. Dohnag
Big Hole
Maine Explosion Inquiry Report Sent to Congress
President forwards the naval court of inquiry findings on the Maine disaster to Congress. The report concludes the explosion was caused by a submarine mine, exonerates the crew, and notes no person is responsible. McKinley urges friendly relations with Spain in a brief executive message.
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Havana
Cuban
United States Naval Force
North Atlantic
Hotewith
Congress
William] McKintey
Senate
House
Committee On Foreign Relations
Simpkins
Massachusetts
Mason Calls For War Policy After Maine Court Findings
The speech by Mason of Illinois urged war, insisting Spain is to blame for the Maine incident. He argued no autonomy for Spain and no indemnity, demanding the Spanish flag be driven from the Western Hemisphere and Cuba freed without demanding Cuba indemnify Spain. Supporters cheered while Vice President Hobart struggled to quell the crowd.
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Kingdom of
Spain
Foraker
Fryeet
Cuba
Mason
Congress
Mains Court of Inquiry
Richard Le Gallienne Title Change Prepares Edition Revision
The Atlanta Constitution notes Soulful Richard Le Gallienne as a poet whose line about the moon is tired of heaven reflects his style. It mentions Fle and a pay rate of $200 per night, and reports chatter that Le Gallienne plans to alter the title of his book If I Were God in future editions amid unfavorable commentary from reviews.
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Richard the Gallontus
Fle
Atlanta Constitution
Richard le Gallienne
Mr. la Gallienne
Westmnirmor Review
Whist Game Reference Sparks Old Brooklyn Life Chat
Willis Lange questions whist as Sallie Doe Witte recalls forgetting the game in a casual Brooklyn Life exchange. The fragment hints at social games and neighborhood chatter.
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Ballie de Witte
Mr. Lange
Willis Lange
Sallie Doe Witte
Brooklyn
Camera Free With 15 New Subscribers Offer
The Tripune promotes a limited time club offering a complete 4x5 photographic outfit. Each new subscriber at $2.50 advances earns a folding camera with a patent reversible back and achromatic lens, plus a Russia leather case and a development and printing kit.
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Russia
Spain Faces War Fallout as Cabinet Discusses Cuba Policy
A Madrid cabinet council convened after noon yesterday to draft Spain's response to the U S demand on Cuba. Ministers reject any armistice implying Cuban recognition and oppose talks leading to Cuban independence while considering limited home rule and relief for reconcentrados. Financial papers warn of a crushing Spanish money panic if war continues, with bonds and gold under strain and debts unsettled. Artur E Houcuton reports from Madrid.
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United. ‘States
Woodford
Neliinley
Tecan
Cuba
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
United States
Bank of Spain
Artur E. Houcuton
Republicans push for immediate Cuban action in House revolt
About 50 Republican representatives met with Hopkins of Illinois presiding to back independent Cuba relief. They urged early intervention to remove Spanish troops and halt the war, seeking united action with Democrats to carry out a rapid program.
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Hopkins
Chatrman
Washington
House
Illinois
Havana Agala Disturbed Threat Looms Over City
Washington reports Havana's quiet at risk as anti American Weylerite tensions rise. Consul General Lee cables that the situation is critical with danger of riots similar to earlier Cuba events. Administration fears Congress pressuring the president amid growing unrest.
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Washington
Maine
Lee Haa
State, Department
Weylerites
Lee
Congress
Fort Reno Troops Go South
From Ex Reno Oklahoma Territory in March 1880 a detachment proceeds south with twelve field artillery pieces including 12 pounders Gatling and Hotchkiss guns and several small mm guns.
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Reno
O.T
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