Engineer Seales Killed At Spencer Last Night
Salisbury North Carolina September 1 engineer George Gentle is free on bond amid a sweeping case. Seales, a Southern Railway engineer, died after a train mishap near Spencer while attempting to board. Bond posted by John S Ladwick and James H Mekenzie. The Pinkman and Wallace cases are noted in court proceedings.
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George Gentle
Salisbury
N.C
Clint Scolee
Southern Railway
Sclock
Whitehead Stokes
Seales
Burt
Sean
Saildren
Gentle
Estenay
John 8. Ladwick
James H. Mekenzie
Mery
Pinkman
Pinkran
Wallace
Eeduty
Bryan Itinerary For North Carolina Campaign
News from Raleigh reports William Jennings Bryan’s North Carolina tour may be ordered with stops at Winston-Salem Greensbor o Salisbury Raleigh Burlington and Durham. Campaign books and speeches are being prepared by Democratic headquarters as clerks staff offices. Worms threaten farms near Raleigh with state action likely to aid extermination. Galveston disaster noted six years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
William Jennings Bryan
North Carolina
Simmons
Glenn
Bryan
Winston-Salem
Greens
Doro
Salisbury
Burlington
Durham
Sanford
Columbia
Democratic
Kenly
John‘ston
J. P.'Can ‘Ady
Johnston County
Ira P. Turington
Smithfield
Secral
State ‘Department of ‘Agrefuture
How to Prevent Chills by Tensing Back and Neck Muscles
The Outlook advises preemptive muscle action to ward off cold sensations. Contract back muscles, raise the chest, stiffen the neck, and move the body in slow, vigorous tilts to avoid involuntary shivering.
Polar Exploring Trust Formed In Brussels To Study Poles
In Brussels a group of famed polar seekers gathered to create an International Arctic Antarctic expedition trust. They aim to organize a permanent polar research commission and assembly with a central committee to foster polar geography agreements and systematize scientific expeditions. America is represented by Hery Verth L. Bridgman, secretary of the Peary Arctic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Sept
Polar Research Commission
America
Hery Verth L. Bridgman
Peary Arctic Club
Cardinal Kopp Decorated by German Emperor at Berlin
Cardinal Kopp receives the Order of the Black Eagle from Emperor William in Berlin marking a historic honor for a Catholic prelate. The event underscores growing Vatican-Germany ties amid evolving church state relations as Polish-Prussian relations are noted for improvement. Starkville hosts a state farmers institute with sessions on corn, drainage, plant breeding, and soil selection, closing with remarks by State Commissioner H. Hlakestee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Berlin
Germany
Kopp
Vatican
France
Starkville
Miss
State Farmers’ Institute
Mississippi
Institut
H. Hlakestee
Jackson
Deeds of Crazy H atic Killer at Gorn Kalwaria asylum
An inmate at the Gorn Kalwaria asylum secured an axe and went amuck killing fellow inmates before overpowering. Governor Swanson declined an invitation to Radford fair to preside at a Bryan meeting September 15. Judge Favrot nominated for Congress in New Orleans Sixth District after defeating Samuel Robertson. Baptist Sunday school to host basket aid on September 12. Chamberlain's Pain Balm praised by a Conn. resident for relief from a painful injury. local merchant endorses it. Sold by Shuford Drug Co.
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Wargaw
Gorn Kalwaria
Innaties
Swanson
Richmond
Swandon
Radford
Bryan
Favrot
New Orleans
Jeo. K. Favrot
Samuel Robertson
Eumbent
Fernon
Strauss
James
N. Nichols
Nichols
Chamberlain
Shuford Drug’ Co
Woman Decapitates Her Two Children Near Cloverdale
Columbus Grove Ohio September report says Mrs Henry Sippen wife of a local farmer killed her two young children ages about one and a half and one. She then confessed to a neighbor describing the gruesome deed. The mother had recently been discharged from an insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wother
Columbus Grove
Henry Kippen
Cloverdale
Sippen
Discarded Fortune For Devoted Suitor In New Orleans Wedding
Mis ee Elston wed Eugene Sarath after renouncing her large fortune, with the ceremony performed at sea and within Gulf of Sexton limits. The report also notes the Southern Cotton Association executive committee exonerating Richard Cheatham and directing talks with cotton exchanges, including New York, on futures speculation investigations.
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New Orleans
Mise Floree Elston
Eugene Sarath
United States
Lous
Sina
Cheatham Exhonerati Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Cotton Association
Richard Cheathanl
Cheatham
New York Cotton Exchange
Performer in Stanton Show Shot. Husband Suspected
Mrs J B Clark, a Cole Brothers circus performer, was mysteriously shot during a Stanton performance. Police say the weapon entered the woman and wounded her seriously. Clark, who vanished after the incident, is sought as a possible shooter. The show company reports the husband may have fired accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Clark
Richmond
J. B. Clark
Cole “Brothers Circus
Stanton
Clark
Experts at Con Este For Honor and Cash Prizes
A report notes 747 experts gathered at a public event honoring Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Acts on Nature's Plan with cash prizes awarded for participation and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Nature
Death of a Young Man in Seagirt and Other Notices
Seagirt reports the death of George Caldwell aged 20 at St Peter's Hospital after four months illness. The article notes a large rifle competition with a £1,000 cash prize, plus other items about Mr. Caldwell's work selling lightning rods and a funeral from Bethany Church in New York. It also mentions a large deficit in bank reserves, a veteran death in North Carolina, and an explosion at the Dupont Powder Works near Williamsport with fatalities and injuries.
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Peter's Hospital
Chamberlain's
Lough Remedy
Rock
Bethany Churel
New ‘York
Clearing House
Legal Reserve
Shuford
Incredible Brutality and Odd Remedies Highlight News
A fragmentary notice cites an eye remedy by Bucklen and praises Dr Sing’s New Life Pills for ailments like constipation and biliousness. It also reports a Pennsylvania Railroad wage advance for telegraphers beginning Sept 1, amounting to about $70,000 per month, amid a stream of brief items from Syracuse and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Lemberger
Syracuse
Shuford
Monsiers Drug
Philadelphia
Pennsylvvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Erle
Baden's Ruler Eighty Years Old Amid Celebration
Berlin notes elaborate preparations for tomorrow's eightieth birthday of Baden's Grand Duke Frederick I. A delegation from Pitaborg brings a congratulatory message from former Baden subjects now in America. The article recounts the Grand Duke's role in German affairs and a long family history including a mystery of Stephanie's son and a later, tragic encounter.
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Berlin
Saflartine Stece
Baden
Fred- Cerick I
Pitaborg
America
Smoig
Europe
Tt Waste
Tovereigas
Germany
Willam
Prussia
Confederation
Is der
Scity” Theon
Stephanie
Napoleon
Lath
House of Baden
Ale Wrays
Nuremberg
Th South
Devoe Paint Ad Promises Savings and Longevity
Letter advertising Devoe paint extols wider coverage and longer wear as cost savers, compares paint to cloth and promotes gallon efficiency. It also asks about health and ends with a health tonic mention and seller EB Menzlers.
Kansas State Fair Opens with Strong Exhibits and Racing
Topeka Kansas reports readiness for the Kansas State Fair with filled departments and promising outlook. The racing program is touted as the best offered in Kansas this season. Storm warnings were ordered displayed from Savannah to Norfolk. Chamberlain's Salve is advertised for soothing, healing burns and skin diseases at 25 cents.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Washington
Savannah
Norfolk
Chamberlain
Shstord Drug
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castor
Quoted lines describe people who know Tot and insist on telling everybody about it. The fragment signals a social quip or anecdote reflecting gossip and common knowledge within a community.
Were the Wrong Men In Custodyin Durham
Officials in South Boston Virginia concluded two one eyed men in custody were not James Brown the suspected killer of Constable J F Pleasants who was shot last Monday. Durham officers rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
South
Boston
James Brown
J. F. Pleasants
Oteers
Brown
Incomplete Store Notice From Martin's Drug Store
Office policy outlines keeping amps clean, polishing with sofary paper, and returning old lamps when replacements are installed. It directs reporting any trouble so repairs can be made timely and notes new wiring for stores and residences at material and labor cost.
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Martin's Drug Store
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Engeer Seles Wille
Spencer Last MT
Spencer
State Capitol
Galveston
Txas
Castoria
Iafars
Leia
Toda
Riee
Thakine Schnapps
Schnapps
Reynolds
Fustence Scutva
Winston-Sa‘em
Ader
Black Eagle
Atic
Freueship Baptist Sunday School
Frey
Isis
Hareneree
Botte
Wadesboro
J. W. Wheelis
Wheelis
Monsiers
Bilefield
W. Va
Dupont Powder Works
Nimours
Here
C.D. Clark
Sing
Flannery
Custom House Place
Chleaco
C.J
J. A. Bowles
Hickory, Wx
Devoe
Devoe & CO
New York
F. B. Ingold
Hollister
Menzlers
FO Fletcher
Kili
Ekory
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