State Capital Notes on Antitrust and Mississippi Politics
The article outlines antitrust deliberations in Mississippi and a U.S. Supreme Court review of a state case against lumber firms, detailing penalties and constitutional questions. It covers Governor Noel’s stance on the primary and potential Senate bid, rail and industry notes, and state funding for the penitentiary and charity hospital plans.
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Duel of the Hard Head Man in Aboriginal Murder Trial
London reports from Port Augusta describe the murder trial of Himmy Wonyika for killing Billy Lee, both Aboriginal. The duel like clash used double boomerangs as ritual blows, witnesses nervous and often fainting, with testimony in pidgin English and remarks on linguistic quirks and customs observed by reporters.
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King Edward VII Dies After Nine Year Reign
London reports the death at 11:45 PM of King Edward VII after a long illness linked to pneumonia following bronchitis. The queen and Princess Mary were by his side as doctors struggled that day. The nation mourns. the Prince of Wales and others prepare for the proclamation of George VI.
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Another Woman Cured Glenwood Tow s
A testimonial from Mrs CW Pre, once frail with falling and other female ailments, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. She urges distressed women to try the remedy and notes free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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Simpson–Watson Hobbies Discussion Prompts Debate
A fragment notes a long dialogue about hobbies as Simpson and Watson discuss religion golf automobiles and politics with a joking yet pointed tone. The brief exchange hints at character dynamics and social topics in a casual print item.
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Midland railway talk and Colorado girls feet claim
A Midland railway official in Glenwood Springs joked that Colorado ground makes feet grow, provoking a quip about Colorado men walking on their heads. A Denver Past quote and a playful Puck exchange follow with a neighbor remark about a husband in the crowd.
The Limit and Hooker Exchange Price Joke
A fragment shows Knicker noting that the price of everything has risen while Hooker jokes about a Hole In a doughnut, reflecting a humorous exchange on costs.
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