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Newspaper

Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

7

Horrible Blody Tragedy In Mississippi Family Murder

A Mississippi tragedy reports Louis Westrope learning his wife and six children were killed as their Brandywine home burned. The mother, later found in a graveyard, shot herself after the crime, suspected to be fueled by insanity.

Hazlehurst Miss Mississippi Louis Westrope Brandywine Lafborne County

Hell is a Winter Resort Compared With Samar War Comments

Major L W T Waller of the United States Marines, arriving in San Francisco aboard the Warren, advocates severe measures in the Philippines. He claims four to five hundred natives were killed in battle, eleven carriers shot after court martial, and says Samar was a “howling wilderness.” He recalls a court martial over alleged executions without trial and hints at behind the scenes influence.

L. W. T. Waller United States Marine Corps San Francisco Warren Philippines Jacob Smith Australia Waller Samar Hell Washington

Mafia Nipped In Bud In New Orleans Inquest

In a New Orleans coroner's inquest the Luciano cousins disclosed the killings and vendetta behind Sicilian assassinations. Witnesses recanted, claiming absence from shootings, while police welcomed the shift as it clarifies ambushes and suppresses mafia activity. Three Sicilians were killed and three fatally wounded in recent shootings.

New Orleans Bartolo Ferraro Antonio Luciano Luigi Luciano Will

Clark to Be Rear Admiral

The president sent to the senate the name of Captain B. Clark to be advanced seven numbers in rank and to be a rear admiral in the navy.

Miners Attack Superintendent at William A. Colliery

An attempt was made to take the life of Thomas Thoman, superintendent of the William A. colliery of the Lehigh Valley company, at Old Forge near Wilkes-Barre. The information came from the Lehigh Valley Coal Company office on Thursday.

Lehigh Valley Coal Company Thomas Thoman William. A Lehigh Valley Company Old Forge Wilkesbarre, Pa

Cuban Minister at Capital Arrival With Family

Gonzalo de Quesada Cuban minister to the United States reached the National Capital Thursday afternoon with his family departing from Cuba for official duties.

Uban Gonzalo de Quesada United States

Big Plant Burned at DeLoach Mill in Atlanta

A. A. DeLoach Mill Manufacturing Company in Atlanta was destroyed by a fire that started Friday afternoon at 6 and razed the plant within an hour. The loss exceeds 100000, but A. A. DeLoach plans immediate rebuilding. the firm, capitalized at 100000, employed about 200000 annually and served markets in the South, North, and Europe.

DeLoach Manufacturing Company A. A. DeLoach Mill Manufacturing Company Atlanta DeLoach Mill South A. A. DeLoach DeLoach

Batch of New Postmasters Nominated by the President

The president Friday sent nominations to the senate for postmasters including Henry J. Ritchie for Saint Augustine Wisconsin, and J. P. Murphy for Bamberg South Carolina.

Senate Henry J. Ritchie St. Augustine Wla J. P. Murphy Bamberg 8. C

Famine Spreads in Siberia Warned by St Petersburg

A St. Petersburg dispatch reports a worsening famine in Siberia with growing intensity. The notice highlights regional distress and concern over escalating shortages affecting communities.

Siberia St. Petersburg

West Point centennial diplomas awarded by President Roosevelt

The centennial celebration of the West Point Military Academy concluded Thursday with diplomas presented to the graduating class. On Cavalry Plain the President greeted each new officer and shook hands, signaling a brief ceremony without remarks.

West Point Military Academy Cavalry Plain Roosevelt

Phrase fragment from Chicago Post opinion blurb

A quoted line argues preferring ruin by prosperity to ruin by adversity, noting the process is more enjoyable. The fragment reflects an editorial stance on fortune versus hardship and hints at satirical tone. The source appears as a truncated opinion snippet from Chicago journalism.

mitPion Chicago Post

Allen's Foot-Fase and Other Patent Remedies

A collage of patent medicine pitches including Allen's Foot-Base powder for foot ailments, Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer claim, Hall's Catarrh Cure, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, Piso's Cure for cough, and assorted quips about medicine, manners, and style from early 20th century ads.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy N.Y

Seashore Resort Excursion Tickets on Sale on Central Line

Low rates excursion tickets now on sale at all ticket offices on the Central of Georgia Railway. For full particulars rates and schedules contact nearest agent J Robinson assistant general passenger agent Savannah Ga or Haile general passenger agent Savannah Ga.

South Atlantic Central of Georgia Railway J. Robinson L. Pass Savannah J. CO. Haile Pass

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