Gold Rush and Credit Crisis Widen in World Economy
A lengthy analysis outlines the gold standard pressures, surging credit, and global shifts in economics. It notes rising prices as gold demand outpaces supply, a widening trade deficit for the United States, and heavy railroad funding needs. The piece mentions North Carolina, New York, and Pennsylvania policy moves, plus the impact of antitrust measures. The United States benefits from gold demand while facing import surges and production disruptions from strikes.
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New York
Physica
United States
North Carolina
Hugher
Mill Roads
Alld Astien
New York Central
Pennsylvania
United
Tate
Poultry Yard Tips and Farm Notes From April Journal
A quirky mix of poultry care tips and farm house notes. Instructions advise feeding hens with a daily supplement to prevent stomach troubles, keeping crows at bay with a overhanging wire, and securing nesting sites with coal ash and straw for protection. Also mentions a political item from Trenton New Jersey noting a House session and a Senate joint faction taint.
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Kooke
Trenton
N.J
Agi
House of
Dreamed 408 Was Burt Rother Arrived After Accident
New York April 2 Separated from her son William G Cooper by nearly a hundred miles Mrs Mia Reopens of Philadelphia dreamed he was killed by a Sixth avenue car and rushed to New York. She reached Seventh avenue moments after his trolley crash in a remarkable family reunion witnessed by a crowd. The son was injured badly and doctors could not yet judge the severity.
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New York
William G. Cooper
Mia
Philadelphia
Sixth Avenue
Phila-delphis Ix
Condita
New York Hospital
Tribute to Gray and Blue at Manassas and Corinth
A poem recalling Civil War battles and the shared national bonds of veterans, contrasting gray and blue. It laments war’s toll while praising courage and unity, urging future generations to remember the sacrifice. An advertisement segment for Dean's Roegulets follows, touting bowel-health claims and urging purchase.
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Keowee Courier
Fire
Hell
Manassas
Corinth
Shiloh
Dispensary bond granted in blow to appeal case
In Asheville on April 3 Judge Prichard granted a motion for a supersedeas bond to stay the court’s proceedings and appoint receivers for the $800,000 trust fund of the State dispensary winding up commission. The order delays all actions pending the U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruling. The bond will likely be provided by the dispensary commission as part of the appeal strategy. Anderson County reports 28,000 bales stored across Union and Standard warehouses plus farm and mill stocks totaling about 10,000 bales. farmers hold roughly 23,000 bales, with little desire to sell until prices rise.
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Asheville
Prichard
South Carolina
Crdr
Audge Prichard
Idlu
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pritchard
Courtsalon
Stevenson
Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
T. Pr. Waxeneid
Farmore Unio
Bates
Union
Anderson County
Murderous marriage plot ends in dramatic double crime
A refined young woman from a good family conspired with a traveling merchant to murder her lover and later engineer fiancé. She shot the engineer in his office, forged a will to steal his fortune, and disposed of the cash before arrest. Her associate Merker faces charges for incitement.
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Moon
Merker
Presler
Anid
Chomattz
Presaler
Mig
Pre
Premier
Pregaler
Dart
An Insidious Danger to Kidneys Warned
An ad warns that kidney trouble is an insidious disease and may be fatal before symptoms are noticed. It promotes Woley's Kidney Cure as a remedy that corrects irregularities and helps prevent Bright's disease and diabetes, sold by all druggists.
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Woley
Bright
All Drugelsts
Are You an Inhabitant of Yawn Town
A quirky poem describes Yawn a riverside town where odd towers bloom and goons grow. It mocks indecision among residents and businesses fading as residents plan to act tomorrow but delay.
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Yawn
Whatstheune
Letteralide
Inaugural Sundays and Presidents Beginnings
A historical note explains how March 4 fell on Sundays for several presidential inaugurations beginning with James Monroe in 1821 and continuing with Zachary Taylor in 1849 and Rutherford B. Hayes in 1877. It cites tradition and the rarity of Sunday begins, predicting another in 1893 and referencing Franklin’s triangulation of dates for minimize Sunday inaugurations.
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James Monroe
Monroe
Zachary ‘Taylor
Rutherford GB. Hayes
Binfanin Franklin
Contagious Disease Reporting Rules for Live Stock
State rules require stock owners to report suspicious animal diseases to the State Veterinarian at Clemson College. Notices must name affected animals, numbers exposed and dead, and be supported by two reputable county residents. Inspections follow order of receipt and importance, with owners providing transport, labor, and feed during quarantine.
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Clemson College
Rt Ohall
Fragmented OCR Summary Placeholder
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial readable details about a local event. It preserves names and places only where legible, omitting unclear portions to maintain accuracy.
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Talis
J. Russell Wright
Valhalla
Dean
United States Supreme Court
Anderson
Anderson Intelligencer
Norfolk Landmark
Citadel
Washington
W. Bt. Jervey
South Carolina Miltary Academy
Charleston
Cant. Simons
Louis
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Loganville
McPherson
Kans
Zara
Karinna
Milnote
Minoia
Kiling Truita
North Carolina State Mariner
Charlotta Inge
Tinton
Omran
SAS Iori
Nest
Bears
Castoria
John Good
National Vordage Company
England
Brooklyn
Pheumonia
Pope Leo Aa
Holy Roman Empire
Mr. Good
Royalaa
Tm Gough
Nichol
Walne
Midway
Buryon & Bentley
Walhalla
Loth
Chicago
Columbia Airmont
Walla
AROS
J. Carter, M
Bank
Carter's Pharmacy
Westminster
DN. W. FP. Austin
Seneca
J. W. Byrd & Co
D.P. Thomson
G.W. Pitchford Co
3.H. Burgess
South Carolin
Witeoll Bro
Clinkscales-Marpor Building
M. Fanneln
Tand
D. No
B.A. Bentley
RT Jaynes
Oconer Collection Agency
Addrone
A. Bentley
Herndon
Walhal
Hugh
Nalin
Carey
Shelor
R. T. Jaynds
Hell Phone No
McSwain
Greenville
Carolina
M. C. Long
A. R. Houching
Louis A. King
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