Geor Gia Governor Offers Reward for Mashburn Capture
In Asheville North Carolina on August 20 a reward of 25 dollars is offered by the Georgia Governor for the capture of Thomas Mashburn, a noted horse thief. Deputy Sheriff Hyde of Graham County arrested Mashburn near Bryson City after he resisted and attempted to disguise himself. Mashburn reportedly preferred death to returning to Georgia. The capture was witnessed by several, with a shooting incident alleged to have occurred as Hyde pursued him. The case has sparked heightened pursuit and local tension as authorities pursue Mashburn.
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Asheville
N. G
He- Nevin
Georstit
Thomas Mashburn
Eyde
Peleguer
Mashburn
Georgia
Crisp
Hall's Catarrh Cure Company Promise Reward
Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co pledges five hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 1886, before A W Gleason. The remedy is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. © F J Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists.
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Voank J. Cheney
Cheney &Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A.W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Middlesex County Family Welcomes Baby Number Twenty Eight
Mr and Mrs 4 White of Wakefield welcome Oley family to day a girl baby born in Middlesex county The family now has eighteen living members The parents are natives of Canada with French ancestry Mrs Wil and husband have been married twenty years
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Hanton
Wakefield
Oley
Ereby
Middlesex County
Ste
Wil
Canada
Will Engage Counsel Soon for Columbia Dispensary Commission
The Columbia Record reports the new dispensary commission met Thursday and decided to employ counsel. An attorney to represent the commission has not yet been named. Former attorneys Stoverson and Abney were dismissed. The commission aims to secure counsel soon as work remains heavy and a letter from Elder was read with no action taken.
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Columbia Record
Comusel
Helder
Conductor Returns to Work After Rheumatism
A Lexington Kentucky street railway conductor named Wilford Adams reports recovery from chronic rheumatism using two bottles of Woley's Kidney Remedy. After a third bottle he could resume work, claiming the remedy clears uric acid from the blood. Barton's Pharmacy Walhela W. J. Lunnoy Soncea.
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Wilford Adams
Woley
Lexington
Barton's Pharmacy
Walhela
Pather Soccn Oded by Son Bradford Knapp to Lead Farm Demo Work
Bradford Knapp will head the farm demonstration program after being asked by authorities. He will oversee field trials, teaching methods, and outreach to local farmers to improve crop yields. The appointment emphasizes practical education and cooperative extension work across counties.
Knapp to Lead U. S. Farm Demonstration in South
Bradford Knapp will direct the United States farm demonstration work in the South, succeeding his late father Dr Seaman A Knapp. The State Department of Agriculture announced the change, with Ira W Williams directing South Carolina efforts. The General Assembly has set aside 10,000 for the state program, supported by 29,000 from the national office. Demonstration work this year will expand to every county in South Carolina.
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Bradford Knapp
United States
South
Mms
Seaman A. Knapp
State Department of Agriculture
DY. Knapp
South Carolina
Ira W. Williams
General Assembly
National Farm Demonstration Ofice
Feud Prisoner Rips Eye In Court Riot Scene In Italy
In Viterbo Italy on April 21 Gadeno Baposto, a Camorra captive, flung a severed glass eye at the president after a fit of frenzy. Esposito, a noted usurer and Camorra chief, collapsed in court as spectators cried out. Judge Blanchi suspended proceedings amid the uproar.
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Viterbo
Italy
Caimoridtat
Gadeno Baposto
Blanchi
Esposito
Hrvicone
Alfano
Camorra
United States
Petrosina
Raposito
Bagot
Genarro Cuoccdo
Harwell
Rome
Caoveola
Blanch
Morgan escape tunnel myth debunked at Ohio penitentiary
After 48 years, prisoners digging new cell blocks uncovered a supposed tunnel linked to Confederate General John H. Morgan's 1863 escape. Officials found no tunnel, but an air chamber built with the prison, extending from the main building to the old chapel.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Morgan
Ohio Penitentiary
Morgan
Suicide by postmaster in Alabama branding tragedy chills town
Pestimaster Hilly Timaele of Hanteville Alabama died after shooting himself at his home in Brownsboro. Hunt, an agent for Southern Railway and Brownsboro postmaster, turned over duties to a Post Office Inspector, then went to a barn loft and shot himself in the breast. He leaves a wife and son.
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Hanteville
Ala
John
Hunt
Southern Railway
Bownsboro
Brownsboro
Only Senator Ever Jailed in New Orleans Court Tale
A Baltimore American excerpt recalls Senator Pierre Soule of Louisiana facing a tyrannical New Orleans judge. Soule withdrew from a case after the judge interrupted him, was fined 100 dollars, and jailed for 24 hours. Members of the local bar reportedly kept vigil, sharing songs and wine during the incident.
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Baltimore
Hant
Soule Baling
Soute
Hela
Benator Soule
New Orleans
Pierre Goule
Storm sweeps Gulf states injuring many and killing three
A heavy storm swept Louisiana and Mississippi causing over a million dollars in damage. Fifty houses at Hamburg Mississippi were demolished and three Negroes were killed with many injured. Oscar Spell of Crowley Louisiana was killed by lightning as wires lay down in many directions. Separate report from Kentucky notes Central Kentucky storms with engineer O Neil killed when his locomotive crashed into a tree blown across the track. Foley Kidney Pills advertised with claims of kidney and bladder relief.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Hamburg
Mias
Oscar Spell
Crowley
Ughtning
Kentucky
Lexington
O'Neil
Palmetto Bank Offers Low Rate for State Loan
The State of South Carolina will borrow $100,000 through Palmetto National Bank of Columbia for annual running expenses. Interest at 3 percent is announced as very low, following finance committee action and Assembly authorization. Repayment is planned during January when tax money arrives, with installments likely.
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South Carolina
Palmetto National Bank of Columbia
Finance Committee of
A. W. Jones
R. H. Jennings
General Assembly
Carter
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