Remains of John Paul Jones Delivered to U S Government
In Paris a high dignitary gathering, French and American officials, and naval honors witnessed the formal delivery of Admiral John Paul Jones remains to the United States. The ceremony at the American church included a grand salute, a flag wrapped casket, and a procession to the Esplanade. The casket was transferred to Mr Loomis, with Admiral Sigahee to transport it home, to Cherbourg by 10 PM.
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France
United States
John Paul Jones
America
United i
Amuerican Navy
Alfonso
Avenue de la Alma
McCormick
Porter
Loomia
Henry Cabot Lodge
Signboo
Acroan
Rouvier
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Legion of Honor
Sigahee
Lymn
Brooklyn
Esplanada Dea Lavalides
Esplanada
Fréenoch
Ameri- AN
Cherbourg
How Consumption Begins and Rydale's Cough Elixir Claim
A masked old advertisement warns that consumption starts with a lingering cough and may prove fatal. It touts Rydale's Cough Elixir as a modern remedy that kills germs, clears throat and lung disease, and supports natural recovery if started early.
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Rydale
Nature
Valhalla
Cortor'n Pharmacy
Weatmtanter
Picket Receives Ten Thousand in Jury Award
The jury in the Pickett case awarded ten thousand dollars in damages for the loss of his right arm after being run over by a Southern train near St Matthews four years ago. The suit, tried two years ago, initially yielded twenty eight thousand eight hundred, with the railroad appealing to the supreme court on grounds of excessive damages. The court remanded for another hearing while allowing ten thousand actual damages and eight thousand punitive, though the latter was later limited to ten thousand. The case has drawn much interest.
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Pickett
Youn Pickett
Southern
St. Matthews
Wad Seat
Dat Ure Railroad
Suprams Court
Ni Apport
Eage
Harvie Jordan Urges Conservative Cotton Marketing
Harvie Jordan, president of the Southern Cotton Association, praises southern farmers bankers and fertilizer firms for strengthening the cotton market. He warns against selling middling cotton under 10 cents and urges slow marketing, warehouse construction, and rapid association growth to sustain high prices into next fall and winter.
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Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Annociation
South
Rother
Bankess
Ansogiado
Prosa
Auoh
Notura
The
Southern Cotton Association
Memphis
Plaun
Plana
Iaurange
Thi Looml
Exch County
Ood
Mont
Cho State
County Oficore
Vary Traly
Kydato’s stomach tablets promise cure for stomach troubles
A vintage ad claims dyspepsia and indigestion stem from a lack of “pops” in the stomach and promises a cure with Kydato's stomach Tablets. The offer guarantees relief from all “atruch” disorders, with a trial box priced at 26 cents through Wathalin Org Company and Carter Pharmacy in Westminster.
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Kydato
Prion
Wathalin Org Company
Carter’ Pharmacy
Weatminster
Root 1 Formally Named Secretary of State Pick
Official notice states Wihn Root has been appointed Secretary of State by President Roosevelt. Root will take the oath in a few weeks and temporarily delay dissolving his current business matters. He will not move to Washington permanently until September as the President expresses strong support for his accession.
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Oyster Tiny
Wihn Root
Froaldint Roosevelt
Loeb
Hihn
Washington
Roondvelt
Roots
Root
Snark
Twas County
Frank J. Cheney
Linn
Executions and Lynching Report From Maryland
The report notes Lola Mitchell’s murder case leading to a hanging in Baltimore last Friday morning. Henry J. Handy, convicted of murdering his wife, was hanged at Salisbury, Maryland, with an erected fence torn down by a crowd before the execution. Lon Beard, a Black man, was lynched by a mob of 25 in Normandy after arrest for assault on Mia Cheater Crawford.
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Lola Mitchell
John Burch
Baltimore
Henry J. Handy
Salisbury
Lon Beard
Negro
Mia
Escape as a Wife Murderer and Another Convict Escape
Hampton July 10 Hon Bennett a white man jailed for wife murder with five year option and Sam Yonkina a black convict serving four years for killing another black man escaped by slipping a rug with shackles. Nine convicts worked near Hickory Hill Webb Thomas the only guard on duty Romy Bowers left home Saturday. Supervisor Snider plans to pursue arrest at once.
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Hampton
Romy Bowers
Snider
War Dept Contracts Nine Million Ball Cartridges
The War Department awarded United States Cartridge Company a contract for nine million rounds. Chauncey M. Dopew and David B. Hill retainers from Equitable are halted. American Tobacco Co has bought control of Weyman Tobacco Co. Purchase price ranges cited from 1.5 million to 22 million. Greenville District presiding elder Noy R. Herbert Jones noted for oratory and influence.
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The
War Department
United States Cartridge Company
Chauncey M. Dopew
Equitable
David B. Hill
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Straat
Weyman Tobacco Company
United States
Noy
R. Herbert Jones
Greenville
Daily Mail
Dix Girden
Muhough Ty Ie
Ito Anduraon Mall
Theodora Hrice
Price
Hkely
Lonn
O'Hn
Tribute of Respect for Stephen Marett Beaverdam Baptist Church
Beaverdam Baptist Church members remember Stephen Albert Marett as a devoted deacon and faithful citizen who lived a strong Christian life. They honor his service, extend sympathy to his family, and resolve to record resolutions in the minute book.
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Stephen Albert Marett
Beaverdam Baptist Church
B.J. Marett
F. M. Davin
M. ©. Burton
Orphanage Trustees Hear Will For Martha Smith Home
The Connie Maxwell orphanage near Greenwood held its annual meeting. Dr W C Smith from Williston reported the will of his uncle J Terrell Smith provides a cottage for girls named Martha Smith Home, with funds to build it. Terrell Smith’s estate, about 20000, mostly goes to the orphanage.
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Connie Maxwell Orphanage
Greenwood
W. C. Smith
Williston
Triton
Hoe
J. Terrell Smith
Hin
Martha Smith
Terrell Smith
Cofnain Maxwell Orphanage
Heart Trouble and a New Cure Promised by Dr Milen
An ad describes symptoms of heart trouble including breathlessness, chest pain, fainting, and swelling. It promotes Dr Milen’s New Heart Cure as a tonic and claims a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help. It recounts a testimonial of recovery following treatment by eminent doctors.
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Milen
Mijas
Roleniho
Union Meeting and Mountain Union Singing Conventions
Union meeting set for the fifth Sunday in July at Wolf Stake Baptist church with talks on church discipline and education plus short talks by others after speakers. Mountain Union Singing Convention to meet at Mountain Grove Church July 21 22 and 28 with delegates urged. Annual Singing Convention at Newry Baptist Church the first Saturday and Sunday in August with elections of new officers. An advertisement touts Tydale's Liver Tablets as a remedy for constipation and liver disorders with price 25 cents for 50 tablets.
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Wolf Stake Bapst
C. R. D. Burne
J. M. Sandor
Jos. W. Shelor
F. M. Cary
Thomas Bf
Elrod
C. Wardlaw
JR. Earle
J. Guit
Mountain Union Singing Convention
Mountain Grove
R. J. Vernon
Newry Baptist Church
J.B. Morton
Obituary of Mrs. B. E. Nelson pastor’s wife in 1001
The obituary notes the June 28 death after two days of illness of Mrs. B. E. Nelson Allen wife of Rev. R. W. Nelson. She was deeply devoted to her husband and family and active in South Union Baptist church. Funeral services were led by her pastor with many relatives and friends attending. The piece includes a religious verse and a note about gifts and a Jamaican population remark.
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Byler
Nelson
Allen
R. W. Nelson
Jonas
RK. W. Nelson
Nelvon
South Union Baptiste Church
Hua
Union Messing Meeting in July at Fant's Grove
The Beaverdam Union in Lower Division meets July 29-30 1905 at Fant's Grove. Rev W R Wilson opens at 10 oclock with devotional exercises and discussion on soul winning, church discipline, and duties to new converts. The schedule notes revival interest and invites lay participation. A separate note warns about a petition for an election on dispensary versus no dispensary, with voters urged to sign.
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Beaverdam
Mather
M. Vandiver
J.D. Stonecyphor
W. N. Mitchell
J. W. Bearden
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