Kingston Disaster Reports Reach Across Cities
A flurry of wireless dispatches from Kingston, Guan tanamo, and Washington detail a devastating Kingston earthquake and tidal impact. Reports say 400 killed, thousands injured, and the harbor altered with many ships safe. The Missouri and Indiana docked at Kingston. hospitals crowded. relief efforts underway.
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New York
N. Y
Associated Press
Kingston
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Kingston Harbor
Sir James Fergusson
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Guantanamo
Cuba
Colon
Missouri
Havana
Evans
Columbia
Jamaica
Caimanera
Davis
Indiana
Disaster Feared as San Francisco Quake Tolls
Direct advices from Kingston State indicate thousands killed and injured in the San Francisco disaster. Rescue work is being pushed as authorities seek to cope with the catastrophe and its fallout.
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Kinston
Scott’s Emulsion Trade Mark Endures Worldwide
The trade mark image of a man and fish symbolizes strength and purity for Scott's Emulsion. Cod liver oil provides nourishing life-giving fats, and 30 years ago a taste-free preparation made it accessible to all. It is promoted for weak backward children, thin people, and wasting conditions.
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Scott’s
Scott
Cockpit Raid Assault Reported In Havana Battle
Havana reports Col Mendesta a rival candidate for Santa Clara governor beat editor Coronado of Discussion after his paper exposed police caught cockfighters. El Rabelde defends the attack as deserved and urges a severe, profitable lesson for Coronado.
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Havana
Col
Mendesta
Santa Clara
Senor Coronado
Eenetum
el Rabelde
Jose Miguel Gomez
Tribute to Policeman and Peace Speech by President Elliot
President Elliot told about 300 policemen that peace depends more on the police force than armies. In Washington the House struck from the urgent defense bill a $65,000 item for dredging Hampton Roads channel and Jamestown life saving exhibit needs. John R. Walsh, former Chicago National Bank president, was indicted for alleged mismanagement of bank funds.
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Elliot
Washington, D.C
House
Hampton Roads
Jamestown
Chicago
John_R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Federal Grand Jury
Statesville stockholders elect Henkel directors
The annual meeting of the Henkel Live Stock Company in Statesville elected directors C V Henkel L P Henkel D M Boyd J D Hellig C S Tomlin H J Dunavant W A Thomas J F Bowles and David J Craig L P Henkel was named president C V Henkel first vice president Thos L Henkel second vice president and David J Craig secretary treasurer The report praised the year and declared the usual dividend of per cent.
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Statesville
N. C
Henkel Live Stock Company
C. V. Henkel
L. P. Henkel
D. M. Boyd
J. D. Hellig
Tomlin
H. J.dunavant
W. A. Thomas
J. F. Bowles
David J. Craig
Thos. L. Henkel
Norfolk observes General Lee birthday with children's event
At Norfolk on January 19 Gen. Lee's birthday anniversary was noted in a children’s celebration. Blackwell told the audience he believed the Civil War was a mistake and that most Southern people now share his view.
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Norfolk
Gen. Lee
Blackwell
South
CasTonra Seeks Truth in Court Case Fallout
CasTonra faces mounting scrutiny as court proceedings unfold. Officials confirm ongoing investigations into allegations tied to the incident. Community leaders urge transparency while legal experts caution against premature judgments.
The Charming Woman and the Appeal of Healthful Looks
An essay praises neatness and vitality over beauty, noting that plain women can possess the admired sprightliness and clear skin of good health. It touts Elective Bitters as a remedy for weakness, claiming it strengthens nerves and improves complexion, sold by local druggists.
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C. M. Shuford
Martin & Co
Druigists
Negroes to Philippines sail from fort Reno Oklahoma
A Fort Reno Oklahoma notice states the 25th Infantry colored battalion, 18 men, will sail for the Philippines on March 15. The piece notes the troops are pleased with their instructions while interjected ads mention products and a skating championship in Vienna.
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Philippines
Fort Reno
Okla
25Th Infantry
Vienna
Charter Granted for South Carolina Electric Line Road
The South Carolina Public Service Corporation received a charter from Secretary of State McCown to lay a road from Charleston to Columbia with extensions to Spartanburg and Charlotte. The plan covers many towns and counties, includes railways, bridges, power plants, telegraph lines, and river boat lines, with capital stock from $500,000 to $10,000,000 and a 50 percent capitalization requirement. The survey is not yet finished.
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South Carolina Public Service Corporation
McCown
John P. Boney
New York
J.J._Timmes
Jlevin
J. A. Bell
George Flecky
John” P. “Bonney
Charles
Etten
John F. ‘Mimmes
J. ©. Lett
J. A. Craig
Sol Kohn
R. H. Jennings
Orangeburg
L. M. Pinckney
Charleston
Columbia
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Lexington
Saluda
Steenwood
Abverille
Anderson
Greenville
Gal Fey
Yorkville
Reek Alll
Chester
Union
Hoel
Chartenton
Berkeley
Haa
Santee
Congaree
Salude
Georgetown
Augusta
Savannah
Local supporters listed for new company formation
The filing shows investors J. J. and others pledging sums from 10 000 to 245 000 with J J Bonney as secretary and treasurer and R H Van Etten as vice president and general manager. Van Etten based in Charleston with headquarters planned for Columbia.
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J. J
John P. Bonney
R. van Etten
J. ©. Lott
D. S. Smush
L. Pinckney
FW. Schroeder
RH. Jennings
Jos. Bermel
J. C. Lavin
Timmes
van Etten
Bonney
van Etta
Charleston
Columbia
Allcock's Plaster Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Allcock's Plaster as a universal outside remedy for local pains from colds and rheumatism. It claims rapid action, cleanliness, low cost, and long standing reputation after sixty years of use. The copy also uses curious phrasing about wealth and ambition to promote the product.
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Allcock
Threats of the Negros tackled by Fort Sill commander
General Taylor at Fort Sill says he is prepared for any contingency amid rumors of black residents planning to force release corporal Knowles of the 25th Infantry awaiting court martial for assault. Dispatches mention the Frances adrift after collision, drifting toward Savannah from New York. Harvie Jordan becomes president of the Cotton Growers Association in Birmingham.
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Chicago
United States
Daniel Chauncey
Garden City Golf Club
New York
Ransom H
Silas #. Strawn
Midlothian County Club
Leighton Calkins
Plainfield
County Club
Warren Dickinson
Des Moines
Herbert Jacques
Country Club
Brookline
H. Chandler Egan
Moor
A. L. Ripley
Oakley Country Club
H. G. Leavitt
Omaha Country Club
S.S. S
S.S
Fea
S. S
Atlarta
Ral Taylor
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
General Taylor
Corporal Knowles
25Th Infantry
Cap-tein
Macklinsala
Baltimore
Diamond Shoals Fightship
Savannah
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Red Cross
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Jessie Setzeren
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Richmond
Jackson Memorial Hall
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