SCHNAPPS Chewing Tobacco Promise and Market Growth
The ad extols SCHNAPPS chewing tobacco highlighting superior Piedmont tobacco, mature curing, and Reynolds brands. It cites Internal Revenue figures claiming six and a quarter million pounds sold, notes wide appeal across income levels, and contrasts SCHNAPPS with imitations. It markets price points at 50c per pound in Se. Cuts and 10c and 18c plugs.
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Piedmont
Schnapps
Reynold
United States
Powers Murder Suicide in Morehead Street Store
The Charlotte area reports a fatal incident at a Morehead Street store where Harry Powers shot his wife Margaret Leonard Powers then killed himself. Both lay in bed clothes, a bottle of laudanum and whiskey bottles found nearby. Police and coroner attended, with funeral services later held at 4 pm.
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Charlotte News
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Morehead Street
Harry Powers
Margaret Leonard Powerl
Powell
Sulei
Powers
Harry Taliey
Mr. Powers
Lck
Orr
Porter
Asbury
Harry Jr. Powers
Laura Powers
East Oat Street
L. R. Pruett
Elmwood F
J. M. Harry& Company
East Oak Street
Tragedy Details From Mother On Maggie Vowels Case
The mother of Maggie Leonard Vowlers arrived just before 6 and spoke to a News reporter about her daughter’s life with Powers from their June 1900 Pineville wedding to the recent tragedy. She described Powers’ whiskey habit and possible mental derangement, and suggested he shot his wife then himself. She learned of the affair and death from Chattanooga papers and planned to return home tomorrow.
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Powers
Maggie Leonard Vowlers
City
Chattanooga
Pineville
Charlotte
Asheville
Charlesiton
S.C. Chattanooga
Carrie Nation Visits Raleigh Capitol in July Stop
Mrs Carrie Nation arrives in Raleigh at 12 45 PM from Durham. She condemns the state’s political system and tobacco factories, praises Governor Glenn, and visits the dispensary calling it a hell hole run by misguided church people in league with the antisaloon league.
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Raleigh
N.C
Carrie Nation
Durham
North Carolina
American Tobacco Co
Glenn
Washington
National Gov
Antisaloon League
Verdict of Jury on Haywood Acquittal Draws Reactions
Chicago reports Judge J W Bryan expresses relief at Haywood verdict calling it not guilty after watching the trial. Chicago telegraphs congratulatory greetings from Socialist leader Barnes. Butte miners and unionists parade in Butte to celebrate Haywood’s acquittal in an event marked by large turnout.
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Chicago
Tribune
J. W. Bryan
Haywood
Orchard
Socialist Party
Barnes
Funeral Arrangements Set for Senator Pettus
Selma Alabama July 29 funeral for the late Senator Pettus will be simple. State officials members of the Legislature and the Second Alabama Infantry will attend with the latter acting as military escort. Also appears notices of hay fever remedies and local tax increases in Forsyth County and Winston township. discussions of a Winston Salem city baseball league. an advert for Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup. a report of a fatal railway accident near Pottsville.
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Selma
Ala
Pettus
Second Alabama Infantry
Forsyth
Winston-Salem
N.C
Forsyth County
Winston Township
Banner Ward
Winston, Winston-Salem
Winston Salem
Railroads Funeral of Mr Will Monroe in Asheville
In North Carolina a state superior court session in Asheville discussed railroad issues and a possible modification of injunctions amid a peace agreement. J Robert Monroe, eldest son of ex-sheriff James M Monroe, died at 23, leaving a wife and children. funeral held at First Reformed Church with Masons and Royal Arch Masons in charge.
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Salisbury
N.C
Robert ‘Monroe
James M. Monroe
Rowan
Monroe
Joni Black
Southern Railway
Repuet
R. E. Neighbor
Chestnut i ‘Senotory
Masons
Royal Acanum
Pebrust
Governor Demands Railroads Observe New Fate Law
Governor Glenn wired officials of the Carolina and Northwestern and Louisville and Nashville Railroads to confirm whether they will follow the new Fate law starting August 8, amid protests by the Southern and Coast Line. He urged judges and solicitors to refrain from new indictments or penalty suits, and noted plans to speak on North Carolina’s resistance to federal encroachment at a Brooklyn club dinner on August 26. In New York a trainer, Louis Boessonade, was nearly killed when a lioness named Spitfire attacked him during a Happyland show, with manager Ferari saving him and doctors estimating amputation needed for his shoulder injuries.
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Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
Carolina and Northwestern and Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Southern
Coast Line
Pritchard
North Carolina
Brooklyn Democratic Club
New York
Louis Hoessonade
Happyland
South Beach
Spitfire
Boessonade
Ferari
Moyer Admitted to Bail Today
Boise July 29 Chas J Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners co defendant with Haywood will be admitted to bail in the sum of 25000 and released this afternoon in accordance with an agreement reached between state and defense counsel A further conference is to be held as to Gov A Pettibone the third noted defendant It is understood the state will oppose bail for him in any sum
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Boise
Chas. J. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
A. Pettibone
Man Acquitted in Fatal Wadesboro Incident
Wadesboro July 29 Bun Kelly killed his father Rowland Kelly six miles west of Wadesboro last Saturday night. In a preliminary hearing this morning Justice Little, after hearing testimony, found the death accidental and acquitted Bun Kelly.
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Wadesboro
Bun Kelly
Rowland
Extreme Texas heat records reported in McGregor
July 29 reports say McGregor Texas endured the hottest sun exposure yet with the thermometer at 179 degrees in the sun and 117 in shade for about an hour and twenty minutes. Many people fainted as animals collapsed from the heat amid widespread distress. Painters in Salisbury, North Carolina, meanwhile, remain on strike as 21 workers at Southern Spencer shops demand a three cent per hour wage increase.
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McGregor
Texas
Salisbury
N. C
S| Spencer
Recurrence of the Ripper Outrage of Last Week
Berlin reports a renewed wave of fear as a woman opening her door surprised a man mid assault on a 1 year old girl, the intruder fled. In Clio Michigan the Hamer Covington livery stables burned last night burning eight horses and two enslaved people perished. damage $3,000 with $181,000 insured. Norfolk notes a Jamestown military carnival with a large crowd watching athletic events by military teams.
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Berlin
Clio
8. C
Hamer &Covington
Joss
Norfolk
Jamestown
Bond issue discussed by county officials and citizens
Prominent county figures including D Batley D Snasoners and Bacariay discussed a bond issue. A conference urged county citizens to express their views and gauge support for a proposed election, noting previous efforts granted voters the right to hold such elections.
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Winstons
Bacariay
Batley
St Snasoners
Haroe
Ain
Fletcher changes jobs in Winston-Salem store scene
Herman Fletcher, longtime manager and decorator for Rosemsaey Bro., resigns to join Hitchesek Trott en in Charlotte as head of a new dry goods venture. He will travel to New York and northern cities to assist stock selection before starting about September 1.
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Fletcher
Winston-Salem
N.C
Herman Fletcher
Torner
Charlotte
Rosemsaey Bro
Severity
Hitchesek Trott ‘En
Pugin
Sere Ist
New York
Gowran Glenn Wins Noted Victory in Rate Case
The Gowran Glenn home town celebrates Winston Glad of Decision Winswwwowen es success in the rat road rate cases. Telegrams of congratulations arrive from city residents. Locals urge railroads to obey state laws while opposing the legislature’s rate cut, though not below a certain level.
Fund to Buy Portrait of Cardinal Gibbons Abroad
Catholics nationwide plan a fund to purchase Harper Pennington's portrait of Cardinal Gibbons, now owned by Mrs. Elizabeth St. John Matthews of New York, for display in the Catholic University gallery in Washington. Monsignor McCreary leads the committee in Newark. Winston-Salem conference adjourns at Thomasville. next meet set for Mocksville.
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Baltimore
Harper Pennington
Cardinal Gibbons
Elizabeth St. John Matthews
New York
Catholic University At
Washington
Mosignor McCreary
Church of the Holy Cross
Newark
N. J
Chares
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Eagh
AB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. c
Harry T. Powers
Manly
Usta
F. W. Ahrens
Mars
Fairbanks
Mrs. Powers
Castoria
Doars
Letcher
Carrie
Capitol
Butte
Man
Foley
Iia
W. S. Martin & Co
Martin's
Pottsville
John Hipp
Readiug Railway
Seins
Hollister
BE. M, Menzies
Railroads
Will Allege
J. R. Monroe
Supreme Court
X. U
Guion
Grand Jury
Atlantic
Cer’ism
People of State
Moyer
Crisfield
James Reed
John J.dougherty
Winston
Me Avai
Winstenalem
M. E. Church
Thomasville
Mocksville
S.S.S
Hickory Roofing and
Hicgkory
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