Mountain girl magnets in Atlanta train fright
Gatha Traw mel and her 8 year old sister Katie, from the Gainesville mining district, arried in Atlanta fearing crime and armed with a pistol. They told reporters of mountain life, planned nursing careers, and were taken to the police station after a minor train incident. No charges were filed as Rogers and wife continued their journey.
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Katie
Guinesville
Southern
Washington
Arques
Adlamn
Hill
Healy
E. P. Carpenter
Crawford
Gainesville
A. Stewart Rogers
Boston
Rogers
Bostin
Mina Gatha
Miss Gatha
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Citrus Offers Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Endorsers Walding Kinnan Marylin declare Cheney trustworthy. Also promoting Hall's Family Pills and a New York cotton acreage report shows a 1.9 percent increase and varying state conditions.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marylin
New York
Journal of Commerce
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Misatanippt Lawimann
Arkapand Coccaves Ponmoraet Crete
General Stephen D Lee Dies at 94 in Vicksburg
Gen Stephen D Lee last surviving lieutenant general of the Confederate army dies at his Vicksburg home after seven weeks of illness. He led the United Confederate Veterans and later presided over the State Agricultural and Industrial College. Born Charleston September 23 1849 he rose from cadet to major general in 1863 commanding cavalry in the West. He was revered for his Lost Cause motto and lifelong dedication to veterans, with a career spanning military service, education, and planting interests in Mississippi.
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Vicksburg
Miles
Stephen D. Lee
Lee
United Confederate Veterans
South
State Agricultural and Industrial College
Charleston
Wm. Lee
St. Augustine
Fin
Thomas Lee
United States
Monroe
Gen. Lee
West Point Military Academy
J. 2
B. Stewart
O. C. Howard
Costs Lee
Ponder
Pegram
Fourth
United Sintoy Artillery
South Carolina
Beaurenard
Cheatnut
oMcer
Anderson
Port Sumter
Fort Sumyer
Virginia
Sharpsburg
Manassas
The Same 614 Gag in Southern Prohibition Talk
A Boston Evening Transcript note previews cross state exchanges as North Carolina votes prohibition by a large margin and the South Carolina governor weighs a sharp reply. The piece hints at witty quips and possible rejoinders amid the prohibition debate between the two state leaders.
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Boston Evening Transcript
North Carolina
South Carolina
Sonth Carolina
Warmer Killed by Lightning in Roanoke Area
Roanoke Virginia May 28 White Shell Biuhbp a well known Montgomery County farmer who lived near Whrintiamburg was struck by lightning and instantly killed this afternoon. One of his children was knocked senseless but recovered.
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White Shell Biuhbp
Montgomery County
Whrintiamburg
Aenadlen
Lancaster
John A. P.siataro
Patterson
Bingham School
North Carolina
Sintare
Portugal's Royal Family under creditor pressure in Lisbon
Lisbon reports that royal finances are strained as creditors sue 14 royal household members. A butcher was awarded 210 in unpaid bill disputes involving Dowager Queen Maria Pia and the Duke of Oporto. The accounting of King Carlos's reign stalls amid alleged government money disclosures and regicide probes. Alfonso Costa pledges to pursue monarchist politicians if the government truly seeks truth.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Ma Mae Pla
Oporto
Carlos
Carlos ‘Ta
Senor Carvalho
Franco
Alfonso Costa
Foley's Honey and Tar Receives Narrow Endorsement
A. A. Herren of Pinch Arkansas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough and cold remedy. He claims it cured consumption in early stages and asserts many users are satisfied, urging residents to try the product as sold by all druggists.
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Driggtate
T. W. Hell
A. A. Herren
Pinch, Ark
Foley
Railroad Laws In Effect Soon In Missouri Railcars
Columbia May 80 After July 1 passenger coaches in this state must have cinder deflectors like those used on Pullmans. The act sets a fine of 500 to 1000 dollars per car for non compliance. The Railroad Commission supplied guidance to companies and notes another act bans public drinking on trains with required signage in each coach.
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Columbia
Ike Thore
Railroad Commission
Tornado Kills Family Near Alva Oklahoma Town
A tornado passed two miles east of Alva Oklahoma at midnight killing Peter Rudy his wife and two children. Several others injured numerous farmhouses destroyed or damaged as communications were interrupted. Ingersoll Oklahoma reports three killed and a child missing with extensive property damage.
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Kana
Peter Rudy
Alva
Okla
Iacking
Barvice
Ingersoll
Okim
Schooner Sunk Off Gloucester. Thirteen Feared Dead
A report from Gloucester Mass states the steamer Boston collided with the schooner Fame while en route from Boston to Yarmouth. The Fame sank with fifteen crew aboard, and thirteen were drowned. The incident occurred yesterday and was relayed today.
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Gloucester
Mass
Boston
Yarmouth
Fame
Prominent Men Drowned at Berry Shoals on Tyger River
A tragedy at Berry Shoals near Reidville details the drownings of Rev. C A Jennings and Dr C D Leonard after a seining accident while a family picnic was underway. Jennings is described as a beloved local pastor. Leonard remains missing at noon. Funeral arrangements referenced for Clinton and Jennings brothers.
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Leonard
Jenningson
Mr. Leonard
Seine
Mr. Jennings
Jennings
Dr. Leonard
Ofdville
Clinton
Bin
F. Cornwall Jennings
J. Mae. Jennings
An Ordinary Case in Chicago Flats and Marital Moves
A Chicago Record-Herald item chronicles Mrs. Fae, repeatedly known by different married names as she moves through several husbands and flats. The piece traces her changing titles from Mrs. William Bertram to Mrs. Fergus, Mrs. Triscott, Mrs. Perkins, and Mrs. Lispenard across a short period. A separate brief notes hogs at the Guinness farm near La Porte uncovering a grave as bones are exhumed.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Fae
William Bertram
Wiliam
Fergus
Boulevard
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