Forest Post Treatment Methods and Catarrh Cure Promotion
An OCR derived article describes timber fence post preservation, detailing preservation costs, absorption rates, and durations for lodgepole pine and other woods, and notes experiments and publications on commercial treating. It also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a money-back offer, urging internal use for systemic cure.
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Abe
Mast
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain States
Foreat
Idaho
Andar
Forest Service
Washington
En Banc Call Over Labor Contract Law Case
Chief Justice Pope signed an order for an en banc meeting of the circuit and supreme court judges on January 16 to rule on the constitutional ity of the labor contract law involved in ex parts Holleman. In Charleston, Judge Brawley in the Federal Court held a form of peonie and therefore unconstitutional, but an appeal was taken.
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Columbia
Jan
Justica Pope
Circuit
Oupreme Court
Lore
Ex Parts Holleman
Charleston
Brawley
Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil Promoted For Pain Relief
A brief ad style item touts Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as a remedy for toothache sore throat and muscle aches with claims of fast relief and monarch over pain. The fragmentary text references timeframes like two hours and twelve hours and uses archaic phrasing.
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Thomas
Historic Metorls building burned in Newbern fire
A historic Metorls building once part of Tryon Palace before the Revolution was destroyed by fire today in Newbern North Carolina. The structure had been used as a dent by James B. Duffy and was noted for its good preservation despite its age. The blaze started from a reflective cue in an attic.
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Newbern
N. C
Metorls
Tryon Palace
Sloan's Veterinary Remedies Promote Horse Health
Sloan's Link ment and Veterinary Remedian are touted as the best and most practical on the market. The text notes Sloan, son of a veterinary surgeon, grew up around horses and practiced veterinary work for twenty years, claiming success against many diseases. It invites readers to obtain Sloan's Treatment for horses free by mail from Dr Wart Bloan in Boston Massachusetts.
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Sloan
Old Kidney Remedy Promoted by Eminent Authority
A line filled ad touts a home remedy for rheumatism and kidney issues. It claims a venerable authority advises using a mixture of dandelion, Karzon syrup, and other ingredients prepared at home or by a pharmacist. It promises relief from rheumatism and kidney trouble and mentions pharmacists can compound it.
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Nita
Nore
Mtad
Iyfotnity
Senator Tilman Proposes Nationwide Prohibition Measure
In Greenville News summary Senator Tilman introduces a Senate resolution urging inquiry into ending federal liquor permits for states with local option dry laws. The move seeks broader prohibition beyond state lines, noting past difficulties in enforcing dry laws in Kentucky North Carolina and other Southern states and contrasting with Tilman’s previous stance.
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Greenville
Tilman
Senate
Thia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Georgio
Alabama
South Carolina
Pinosalve Carbolized Advertised for Widespread Use
Pinosalve carbolized advertised as an antiseptic and healing poultice to draw out inflammation and poison. Sold by JW Bell in Walhalla and by W. 3 Lane noy Sonica.
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JW. Bell
Walhalla
Lanenoy
Soneca
Government moves to seize Forsyth moonshine lands
District Attorney A B Holton receives orders from the U S Commissioner of Internal Revenue to seize all persons in Forsyth county’s Smithtown district convicted of illicit distilling. The land reverts to the government as the drive to break up the Smithtown moonshine hotbed intensifies after an officer died in a raid. Two men remain jailed on murder charges as authorities prepare sweeping action across four thousand acres of central North Carolina farming land.
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Forsyth County
Smithtown
Hendricks
Holton
Carter Loses Money in Government Fraud Case
CAPT CARTER LOSES MONEY Chicago Jan 9 The United States Circuit Court decided in favor of the government in the case of Capt Oberlin M Carter formerly United States Army Krystuser charged with defrauding the government of 700000 through conspiracy with Contractors Green Gaynor The court ruled Carter not entitled to 400000 in Union Pacific railroad bonds and other securities traced to safety deposit vaults and banks nationwide The government will retain those securities the case ending with Carter and Green and Gaynor's convictions and prison sentences
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Chicago
Tudge Kollsaat
United States Circuit Court
Oberlin M. Carter
United Etstes Arisy
Fatmoun
Capt
Carter
Green and Gaynor
Atlanta Woman Charged With Jewelry Theft
Mrs. AT Brand wife of a prominent real estate man residing at College Park is under arrest in Atlanta charged with stealing two rings from a local jewelry store. One ring was allegedly to be taken to join a party and the other today. Mrs Brand stated she was addicted to a drug and that her husband had failed to provide money for the family.
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Atlanta
Jan
Brand
Gollege Park
Po- Honateslon
Riga
Clirt
Grand Tp
Atéely
Bear Named in Tia Wid You Minee Afra Incident
Local notes record an event involving Bear A. Cabtormx and Tia Wid You Minee Afra with unclear details. Names appear in fragmented OCR, no clear dates or organizations. Further readable text needed for full summary.
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Cabtormx
Repeal of Hen Law Favored by Charleston Cotton Figures
The Charleston cotton interests debate repealing the Hen law with support from J J Mikell and Seabrook. They argue repeal would aid planters by allowing better management and credit, while expanding cotton management under white supervision and potentially boosting long staple production. The association plans member votes on inserting cotton in its title and joining broader planters’ movements for higher prices and accessible labor.
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Charleston
Ina
Menomuy
Che Uly
Seabrook
J. J. Mikell
Aps
Son Island
ManZan Pile Remedy Sold In Collapsible Tubes
Advertises ManZan as a painless, affordable treatment for all forms of piles. Claims relief from soreness and inflammation with no effort required, priced at 60 cents. Sold by J. W. Bell in Walhalla and W. J. Lamhoy in Sonoca.
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ManZan
Jury member Moses Gloniek dies in court
In New York a juror named Moses Gloniek collapsed dead during a trial in the Court of General Sessions. The clerk called his name thrice and another juror checked on him as heart failure ended his participation in an otherwise routine case.
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New York
Jon
Loowe
General Seaulous
Moses Gloniek
Cure for rheumatic attacks and kidney relief claims
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills and Down's Kidney Pills as cures for rheumatic pain and kidney dysfunction. It asserts uric acid in blood signals kidney inactivity and promises removal of uric acid, kidney cure, and relief from back and hip pain. It cites a testimonial from Hupert B. Calva of Columbia, D. C., praising the pills after failed remedies.
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Dean
Hupert B. Calva
State Publishing Co
Fouter-Milhurii Go
Buftate
New York
Ecole
Court ruling on extortion tied to French restaurant fees
San Francisco district court of appeals today overturned a key point in the case against Abe Reuf and a co defendant, holding that compelling French restaurants to pay fees was not a crime and that charges of extortion may be reexamined. The decision delays verdicts as both men await trial on indictments. bond set allows liberty pending further hearings amid numerous cases.
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San Francisco
Court of Appeals
H. Sohmits
Reuf
Abe Reuf
Behmits
Ramnath
Charitair
Cors
Insurance Loans Reach 26 Million on 1907 Policies
New York report shows 50,000 policy holders borrowed a total of 26 million dollars from major life insurers in 1907. Many loans were to affluent holders with policies from 60,000 to 200,000. Loans funded premium payments, investments, and stock purchases amid tight money conditions.
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New York
Joana
Miauulal Mure
Lifeumirance
Neues
Toring
Ig Pothcies
Thess
Imaurance Mon Kly
Survivor is sole man saved from doomed home-boat
Jun. 9 The only survivor of five men washed to sea on a home-boat Tuesday morning was found on an oyster reef by a tug boat near Cedar Keys. After a storm battered the craft it sank, leaving one other man clinging to wreckage before exhaustion doomed him. the survivor was rescued in a pitiable state with torn clothing and near death.
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Cedar Keys
Win
Plecon
Wan
Fording Infanta with Liquor in Early Narratives
A fragmentary note cites French writers claiming infants are fed alcohol, with crude methods described to keep babies warm during illness. The text mentions misused bottles, a pillow device, and a long tube, all tied to a disturbing scene about infant care and neighborly reactions.
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Brinon
Botllé
Koavenlimber
Peabody Gift Trust Delays and Ogden Movement Ties
The Peabody gift of February 7 1867 funded a wide education trust in the Southern and Southwestern states. Trustees shifted Mississippi and Florida allocations in the eighties, delaying distributions until bond interest or adjustment provisions matured. Questions arise on how much Ogden Movement influence extended the trust and delayed its winding up.
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Guo- Peabody Mate Bialft
Handa
Mississippi
Peabody
Mr. Peabody
Peabody Trust
Ogden Movement
Two Reported Lynched Near Hawkineville Gas Jat
At Goldsboro in the county's upper portion, a murderous assault occurred at 9 o'clock at night on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Livingston. He was struck with a hatchet and she had her throat cut. Farm hands reported the deaths as estimated. one man was beaten. Rumor says both perpetrators have been lynched.
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Hawkineville
Goldsboro
Martin Livingston
T 18
Dea
Livingston
le Kang
Thia
Harry Thaw’s Trial Rumor of Quick Release Surfaces
Report claims Harry Thaw told fellow prisoner Toney Bones he would be freed by February 22 after a second murder trial for Stanford White. The tale includes Thaw predicts a swift verdict, notes Bones’ age and past fame, and mentions tensions within the Thaw family over May McKenzie and Hyelyn Thaw relationships.
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New York
Stanford White
Hirivoner
Washington
Pittaburger
Toney Bones
Brooklyn Bridge
May McKensio
Thaw
Mia
Hina
McKenzie
Byelyn Thaw
Hart
Broadway
May McKenzie
Hyelyn Noabit
Harry Thaw
Cumberland Hotel
Phaw
What This Country Needs
Editorial piece calls for more men of honor and integrity to do the right, follow God's command, and act for the good of all, urging support for those who help others and stand by moral principles.
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Gaffney Ledger
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