Murder of Charleston Editor by Dissolute Doctor
Captain F W Dawson editor of News and Courier was killed by Dr T B McDow in Charleston. McDow fired after an argument over Dawson protecting a servant girl. McDow surrendered to police hours later, claiming self defense after a confrontation in the doctor’s office. The case sparks a large crime inquiry in milling tensions.
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Dawson
Charleston “News and Courier
Charleston
F. W. Dawson
News and Courier
T. B. McDow
Captain Dawson
Chief of Police
Dr. McDow
Peatanhy
Scaptain Dawson
Dr McDow
McDow
Sam Dr. McDow
Ory
Agin
oMlce
Pdi
Ull
Rutledge
Gordon
London
Fort Kumteer
America
Nashville
Mason
8Ridell
Southampton
Eay
Iettera
Pegram
Acr
Schetr
Furst
Beaufort
DB. R. Rordan
New York
Charleston Daily News
Ben Wood
South
South Carolina
Democratic National Committee
Bis
Heathe H
Hie Khuling
President Nominates Ministers and Officials to Various Posts
The President sent nominations to the Senate including Arthur C. Mellette for Governor of Dakota Luther Richardson for Secretary of Dakota Cornelius Hanford for Chief Justice of the Washington Territory Supreme Court George W Irvin for Marshal Montana Samuel A Chambers for U S Attorney Indiana George Batcheller for Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Albert G Porter for Envoy to Italy John A Enander for Minister Resident and Consul General to Denmark and confirmed postmasters Lyman M Ward and Richard Root The Senate later confirmed additional diplomats and treasury appointees and adjourned The Senate committees were named with members from multiple parties and regions for oversight and organization.
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Berster
Indiana
Italy
A. O Meliette Ua
Dakota
George S. Batcheller
The
Treasury
Senate
Arthur C. Mellette
Watertown
D.T
Luther B. Richardson
Grand Forks
D. T
Cornelius B. Hanford
Washington Territory
Supreme Court of
Territory
New York
Thomas W. Palmer
Michigan
Spain
John F. Swift
California
Japan
John D. Washburn
Massachusetts
Switzerland
George G. Tichenor
Dlinois
Washngtton
Platt Conn
Agricultural and Forestry
Paddock
Blair
Plumb
Higgins
McMillan
George
Gibson
Jones
Ark
Bate
Allison
Dawes
Hale
Farwell
Beck
Cockrell
Call
Gorman
New
Vanoa
Morrill
Wilson
Stockbridge
Davis
Berry
Blackburn
Blodgett
Turpie
Chase
Manderson
Stanford
Washburn
Walthall
Berry and
Brown
Spooner
Hoar
Mitchell
Wolcott
Pasco
Faulkner
Dolph
Cameron
Hawley
Hiscock
McPherson
Hampton
Reagan
Frye
Now
Sawyer
Cullom
Ransom
Coke
West
Kenna
Columbis
Ingalls
Harris
Vance
Daniel
Stewart
Pugh
Payne
Barbour
Bille
Quay
Colquitt
Bampton
Eustis
Marston
Civil Service
Aldrich
Sherman
Cockroll
Gibson and
Voorhees
Peck
MolPherson
Harrie
Hampton and
Edmunds
Evarts
Morgan
Evalia
Mississippi River
Fustis
Pratt
Hearst
Plots
Wiern
Darbour
Ingaolle
Ewarte
West and George
Bwarta
Hour and Voorbera
Platt, Colquitt and
Hawley, Cameron
Stewart, Davis
Cockress
Harmpton
Waithall and
Bate Mines
Stewart, Jones
Nev
Mitchell, Teller
Faulkner and
McP
Herson
Butler
Gray
Teller
Chace
Platt
Hiacock
Rawyer
Arbour
Pos-Omoe
Post Roads
Keep Baby Warm and Grow Them Well
Advice from Shirley Dare on nurturing infants through warmth, naked play, gentle stroking, and relaxed handling. Emphasizes outdoor airing, warm baths, and avoiding constricting clothing or rigid appliances. Argues for natural development in a loving home environment with mother present.
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Alma Tadema
Shirley Dare
Prohibition Defeated in New Hampshire Vote
Partial returns from New Hampshire show the prohibition amendment losing by a decided margin. Nashua and other cities saw women active at polls aiding temperance efforts as votes counted across sixty towns indicate a 4,524 majority against the measure, with projections of about 3,000 in defeat.
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New Hampshire
Boston
Nashua
Antiquity of sugar and the spread of its making
The article traces sugar's origins in China during the Tsín dynasty and argues Indians learned from the Chinese, with honey-like sweetness used before. It cites Nearchus on cane sugar, notes slow European development, Galen’s 150s use, England’s 18th century rise, and refining by Venetians from Saracens for 100,000 crowns. It ends with a Danish officer’s portable bulletproof shield discovery.
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China
India
Nearchus
Alexander
Indus
Great Britain
England
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Magnolia
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Court of Claims
Supreme Court of United States
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Chicago Veterinary College
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Tape
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Library of Congress
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Toller
Pres Dent
Pacific Way Commission
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Morgan Butler
Canada
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Gtewaert Allison
Breogan and Jones
Paine
Panera Galery
Asa
Sea Segand
Burlington
Diamond Dyes Sr
R. E
Welle, Richardson & Co
Burlington, VI
Fred. S. Tucker
S. Adams St
Peoria, Ill
John Heim
Reliable City Meat Market
Old
Reliable City
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Gotto
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