Young Thief Is Caught After Wandering Across States
A 17-year-old name Gray, who stole 480 dollars from the Southern Express Company last November, was captured in Buffalo New York. He was sent to Salisbury jail after being bonded for 3060 dollars. He confessed to the crime and described a long flight from Greensboro to High Point, Lynchburg, Roanoke, Columbus, New York City, Venezuela, Trinidad, and Philadelphia before ending up in Canada. The boy’s parents reside in Greensboro.
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Navy
Saisbury
N.C
Apel Srw
Gray
Colog
Southern Express Company
Abril
Bulalo
N.Y
Owen
Mayport
Tyiz A McCal
St Lou
Gener
Salisbury
Guarantee Company” of North America
John 'M. Julian
The
Post
Tral
Freensboro
Young Gray
High Point
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Columbus
Ohio
New York City
Venezuela
Trinidad
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Royster Craig
Hamilton
Canada
South Amer
Rezone Etna
Navalcollie Caesar searches for missing coal barge
The United States Naval collie Caesar, on a mission to find a missing coal barge with ten men aboard, towed away from its tow in a gale off St. Augustine, Florida, April 1. Caesar reached Charleston Saturday night, prompting renewed search by cruiser St Louis from Guantanamo toward Norfolk, with reports clarifying whether the barge was damaged by an explosion. The Navy hoped to end doubt with official reports, while other notices cover rheumatism cures and neuralgia remedies.
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United States Naval Collie
Caesar
St. Augustine
Florida
Charleston
D. C
Navy Department
St. Louis
Guantanamo
Norfolk
Suffered for Years with Kidney and Liver Trouble
Mr Arthur Strickland of Chattanooga Tenn says he suffered five years with kidney and liver trouble causing back pain headaches and constipation before being cured by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Shuford Drug Co. Steamer Louis Bossert ashore at Nag Head with water flooding its hold.
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Chamberlain
Arthur Strickland
Chattanooga
Tenn
Shuford Drug Co
Norfolk, Va
Nags Head
North Carolina
Louis" Bossert
Brooklyn
Palmist Stirs Suspicion Swindle Suspect Traveled Union S C
A man in Union South Carolina claiming many names and a palmist business aroused suspicion as a possible Greensboro swindler. He arrived midweek, showed a $500 roll, bore various aliases including L Briggs and Anchovy, and traded a team while in town. Officers link him to recent thefts and a $500 Elmira reward may apply.
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S.C
Greensboro
S. C
Elmira
New York
Union
Ofice
L. Briggs
Ian
North Carolina
Charlotte
Salisbury
N. C
8. A. Ward
A. F. Floyd
Tariff Agrement Keeps American Goods Cheap in Germany
Baron Sternberg and Secretary Root reach a temporary modus vivendi to grant American goods in Germany minimum tariff rates until Congress can approve a permanent commerce treaty. The agreement aims to prevent a tariff break while awaiting a lasting arrangement.
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Ger
Washington
Baron Sternberg
Root
Germany
Voted Murder Case of Mrs Aggie Myers
Kansas City April 8 Final action in the cases of Mrs Aggie Myers and Frank Hottman sentenced to death for the cold blooded murder of the woman's husband will be taken today before the governor at Jefferson City The brutality of the crime and the calm demeanor of Mrs Myers since her arrest nearly three years ago along with petitions and appeals to save the woman from the gallows have made the case one of Missouri s most noted criminal histories
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Kansas City
Aggie Myers
Frank Hottman
Jetterson City
Brandreth's Pill touted as safe blood purifier remedy
A vintage advertisement promotes Brandreth's Pill as a first class laxative and blood purifier. Each pill contains saparisparilia extracts and other plant ingredients, claiming relief from constipation with one pill at night. It notes century-long use and availability in drug stores in plain or sugar-coated forms.
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Brandreth
Death by poisoned wallpaper shocks Posey county Indiana
A Posey county farmer, Mrs Zachariah Watson, died after cleaning her parlor two days earlier. The wallpaper proved impregnated with virulent poison, and two of Watson's former wives also died similarly. Separate items note Robert Scholze's death in Chattanooga from a runaway carriage injury and a Washington report on the Supreme Court declaring Pines not American territory, plus a human-interest note on Electric Bitters and a political chat between Speaker Cannon and the President.
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Evansville
Ind
Zachariah Watson
Posey County
Indiana
Watson
Washington
Apr
Supreme Court of the
United States
Toxaway Hotels to Close in Sapphire Region This Season
Asheville April 6 A good authority states the Toxaway Hotel Company will not operate hotels in the Sapphire country this season. Loss of rights under a ten year lease from the Toxaway Company affects hotels including Lake Toxaway Lodge Mount Toxaway Fairfield Inn Sapphire Inn and the Franklin at Brevard. The company faces rent claims secured by a 60 dollar bond and is in bankruptcy litigation over debts. The original Toxaway Company will operate the hotels this season.
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Asheville
Toxaway Hotel Company
Toxaway Company
Lake Toxaway
Mount Toxaway
Brevard
Dutien
Seaom
Atlanta
Iself
Lego
I Dbiuenthal & Blekert
Puerto Cortez Falls and Ceiba Taken in Honduras
News from Mobile Alabama dated April reports Ceiba Honduras now in Nicaraguan hands and Puerto Cortez fallen. Commander Fullam of the Marietta via the Columbi ist sends word Ceiba was taken April 3 without a shot. Estrada and Letta command, with Palham, agree Puerto Cortez will not be bombarded.
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Mobile
Ala
Puerto Cortez
Ceiba
Honduras
Fullam
United States
Marietta
Columbi
Nicaraguan Armes
Cotton Brokers Case Named by Supreme Court Opinion
Washington April 8 Justice McKanna wrote for the Supreme Court reaffirming the Western District of Tennessee circuit court ruling in Clarence P. Hunt a Memphis cotton broker v New York Cotton Exchange. The exchange sought an injunction to stop Hunt from using its quotations in violation of exchange rules and the circuit court granted the injunction.
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Washington
Justice McKanna
Supreme Ourt of the
United States
U. S. Circuit Court of the Western District
Tennsee
Clarence P. Hunt
Memphis
New York Cotton Exchange
Eircuit
Exchange
Hunt
Eight Indictments Will be Returned
San Francisco April It is believed that at least eight indictments will be returned by the Grand Jury against officials of the Pacific State for Home Telephone Companies. The fear is that two more days will be required before a complete manary can be taken into the detail of the telephone calls. Woman tells how to relieve rheumatic pains. I have been a very great sufferer from rheumatism for years. I found relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm after two years and recommend it to friends. For sale by Shuford Drug Co.
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Wm. Henry
Chattanoosa
Nnn
Chamberlain
Shuford Drug. Co
San Francisco
Oftlais
Pacine State
Fur
Sarah
Cole
New St. Dover
Cocoa and Tea Imports Reveal Shifting U S Taste and Trade
Cocoa import values into the United States now exceed one million dollars monthly, up from a quarter million a decade ago, while coffee imports rise slowly and tea imports drift. The eight months ending February 1908 show cocoa at about 12 million dollars annualized, with Brazil and European sources dominant. coffee and tea sources shift notably as Brazil’s share grows and Japan’s share expands.
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United States
Bureau of Stastie
Department of Commerce and Labor
Crue
Tang
Pobrunry
Leninat
Perovs
Kansas
Iss
West Indies
Nian
Brasil
Europe
Davey
Desiers
Oessa
Brazil
Caina
Japan
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Reynolds
Reynold
3 Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
Express Co
April St
Webster
Gainesville
Horse Shoe Bend
Wake
W. F. Gaston
Poseo
Rae
Castoria
Boars
Palmist
Robert Scholze
Robrt Scholze
W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Shutora
Martin & Co
Cannon
Fletcher
Tomaway Hotels
Clarence Hunt
Schnapps
Piedmont Country
S.S.S
S. SS
S.S.8
SWIFT
Hickory Roofing and Tinning Co _ McCOMB BROTHERS
Heckory
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