Two Killed and Two Injured in Southern Railway Wreck
A Southern Railway wreck about 20 miles north of Danville killed Grover Franklin and Archie Wyatt, both Danville men, and injured Phil White of Danville and Stanford? Mize of Brats. The through freight from Monroe to Spencer derailed at 20 mph, likely due to a broken flange. Wrecking crews cleared the track by midnight. the two dead were believed to be hobos recently arrived in Danville.
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Danville
Danvie
Southern Railway
Grover Franklin
Archie Wyatt
Phil White
Dan Pile
Stanferry Mize
Brats
Monroe
Spencer
Hous Selma
Ala
Nicholasville
Marengo
Alexander’ Jones
Jones
Leo Pope
Lecke Pope
Bob Jones
Alexander
Alexander Jones
Afraid to Accept Job In Mississippi Post Office
Civil service officials in Washington report Wilber George, a Black eligible for a Hattiesburg Mississippi post office clerk position, has faced threats from white residents. He says mobs pressure him to refuse the appointment and seeks transfer considerations. officials note transfers require actual service needs.
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Georgia
Washington, D. CC
Civil Service Commission
Wilber George
Hattiesburg
Miss
George
Ely Ft Service Commission
Gainesvil
Lberty
Greene
Mr. Greene
Mississippi
Impoverished soil and blood crave proper fertilizer
A chemist can analyze soil to suggest fertilizers for different products. If blood is poor, a doctor prescribes needed nourishment and red corpuscles. A tonic may help, but more likely a concentrated fat food is required as the key missing element.
Scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil Nourishes Body
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil is described as nourishing and strengthening the body when milk and cream fail. It remains palatable and beneficial for wasting conditions in both children and adults.
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Scott
Many Marriages At Greensboro Bright December Record
An unprecedented surge of marriages fills Greensboro as December licenses reach 100 by noon. Prominent ceremonies include Rev. Crawford Jackson and Miss Cora Cox in West Market Street Methodist Church, plus couples from Dillon, Durham, High Point and beyond, reflecting a festive season in local nuptials.
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Greensboro
Rec
Fies
Crady
Darkkey
West
Market Street
Methodist Church
Crawford Jackson
Atlanta
Cora Cox
J. 8. Cox
G. H. Detwiler
Cleveland M. Paytor
Dillion
Roxy Case
Augusta Case
J. C. Goddman
Charles J. G. Darton
Rankin Street
L. C
Oldham
Durham
Winifred Oldham
E.R. Leyburn
C. Luther Davis
Oe Willis
High Point
Squire J. R. Pearce
Buel
Call
Wilkes Country
Hertha May Call
Ashe County
Sanders K. Guignard
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
J. B. Robinson
George
Robinson
Mesville Causey
Wwere
Colins
J. Edgar
James P. Dilfiara
Ora Moore
Mr. Moore
Bain Street
Tomlinson
Thomasville
Irige
Lilly
Dolly Moore
Brown Summit
Dillard
Movng
Summerfield
Dilly Line
Lawrenceville
Ir. Dillard
Otlock Mer. J
Bilzar
Viends
Ate
Robert A. Dean
Mas Doste Pitts
Guliford College
Mysterious murder case in Boston at hospital grounds
Boston police investigated a young woman found near Massachusetts General Hospital grounds. They traced drag marks to a lodging house run by Mrs. Susan Brown and detained three other women for questioning. An autopsy was pending to determine cause of death.
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Boston
Mass
West End
Massachusetts General Hospital
Susan Brown
Brown Lodging House
Remembered Negro Nurse Leaves Heir to Former Nurse
The will of D. J. Beresford in El Paso lists a $310,000 bequest to a colored woman who nursed him through yellow fever in New Orleans. The estate totals about a million, with rest to three brothers. The article notes a wreck in North Dakota and other scattered details.
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D. J. Beresford
Will
el Paso
Dee
North Diakota
Jett
New Orleans
Indicted ex-New York Life officers face forgery charges
George W. Per ing former vice president of New York Life and J B Morgan & Co member, with Charles J Fairchild former Treasury secretary and NY Life trustee, indicted for forgery in the third degree over Prussian bond transactions. Alleged false statement covered large stock sales to New York Security and Trust Company, later booked as a loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life
Charles Fairchild
New York
George W. Pering
The
J. B. Morgan & Co
Charles 3. Fairchild
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Lifen
Prussia
Grand Jury
Chicago
Northwestern
St Paul
New York Security and ‘Trust Company
New York | Security
Life Insurance
Trained nurse praises Vinol cod liver oil tonic
A Boston trained nurse Elizabeth M e Sremond shares a letter to The People detailing a nine year hospital and private practice career. She attributes recovery from severe overwork weakness insomnia and kidney liver and stomach issues to Vinol a cod liver oil tonic. Note claims include improved sleep appetite blood and tissue health. In Hickory Vinol is sold with a money back guarantee. General Lievinoff governor of Akmolinsk province was assassinated in Omsk Russia by two unknown assailants.
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Tam
Hickory
Vinci
Elizabeth ME
Sremond
Boston
E. B. Menaies
Iile
Exry
Vinol
Omsk
Asiatic
Russia
Lievinoff
Akmolinsk
Bears the Tha Kind You Have Always Bot To Little cast
An odd fragment from a historic page shows garbled text likely incomplete tale or caption. It references a figure or title with unclear meaning and stray quotes, offering little readable context or named entities.
Raleigh News and Happenings Christmas Fatalities and Weddings
Christmas day fatalities include John Lawrence struck by an oncoming train near New Hill after leaving his Santa cart. James Prince, colored, killed by his father in law in Bartons Breck township during a knife confrontation. State officials plan hunting at Cartaret Lodge with Col Arrendell and Rep elect Dill. Edenton Street Methodist Sunday school provided a Christmas tree for North Carolina Methodist orphanage. Mrs Lucy Andrews wed A D St Amant of Brooklyn. Miss Mary Andrews to marry Fred Miller of Maryland in January.
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Raleigh
John Wwrence
New Hill
Law
James Prince
Bartons Breck Township
Squire Rogers
Prince
Rogers
B. F. Dixon
B. R. Lacy
Cartarett Lodge
Cartarett County
F. B. Arrendell
F. Dill
Edenton Street
North Carolina
State Hospital
Lucy Andrews
Cal
A. D. St. Amant
Brooklyn
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Warnings against mercury containing catarrh remedies urge using prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo is claimed mercury free, taken internally, and sold by druggists for 75 cents a bottle. Also mentions take Hall's Family Pills for constipation and reports King Oscar condition bulletins from Stockhold with uncertainty about his recovery amid Norway-Sweden separation mood.
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Hall
F. J. Chenney & Co
Toledo
Stockhold
Oscar
Publc
Norway
Sween
Forged Notes Rediscounted at Pittsburg Bank
A federal investigation traces $200000 in forged notes rediscounted by cashier Rinehart of a defunct Pittsburg bank. Examiner Cunningham locates the forged notes in Waynesburg and Baltimore files. Factional charges name J B F Tart and reveal discharges of relatives of Rinehart among clerks. A separate Alabama shooting sequence ends with a white man dying in a Negro siege near Nicholasville. Also, St Paul reports J J Hl will not retire as Great Northern president.
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Aper
Rinehart
Pittsburg
Cunningham
Farmers and Drovers’ National Bank
Waynesburg
Baltimore
J. B. F. Tino Fart
Tria
First National Bank of
Roodsville
C. H. Polley
J. F. Tikom
Areene County
Lenk
al Hote
Spanked Boy and Torpedoes in Christmas News Reel
Wadesboro reports death from pneumonia of Har ry Mark in Lillgylie township and death of Uncle Jack King in Liteshire. A police blotter note on drug abuse among negroes, a violent incident with Frank Flowers injuring Oscar Flowers, and a comic spanking incident in Wadesboro. Also notes about Anson county Christmas behavior, cotton prices, and a New Year greeting. A Petersburg telegram recalls Joseph Saleeby, a Syrian from New York, beaten to death in Nenaron Virginia during a fight.
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Wadesboro
R. Harry Mark
Lillgylie Township
Tneumonia
Marks
Jack King
Liteshire Township
King
Frank Flowers
Oscar Flowers
Monroe
Flowers
Oscar
Frank
Limeelt
Weck
Profetor W.D. Itedearn
Thomas Gatewood
Wadedoro
Simssit
Anson County
Petersburg
Nenaron
Virginia
Joseph Saleeby
New York
Saleeby
Thacher's Liver Blood Syrup Offered by Notice
A quirky ad notes that Thacher's Livers Blood Syrup will be sent to any reader of the paper who writes to Thacher Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tenn. for a sample or information. The offer appears in a period piece listing.
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Woolley
Atlasta
Thacher
Thacher “Medicine Co
Chatt Nooga
Ten
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