Tragic French Murder Trial Echoes Through Time
Details from the Putid Parisien recount alleged 19th century murder in Domouty Seine et Oise. Mme Allegrain and her son were convicted for drowning M Allegrain after he fell into a pond, amid blood stains and conflicting testimony. The League for the Defense of Individual Liberty now revisits the case seeking exoneration.
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Putit Parisien
M. Alle
Domouty
Seine-et-Oiee
Mme. Allegrain
League For the Defense of Individual Liberty
M. Allegrain
Mme, Allegrain
Allegrain
Nore
Superior Court
Kirksey Endorsement For Rydale Tablets In Morganton
W Li Kitkenly of Morganton North Carolina attests to a positive guarantee with every box of Rydale’s Stomach Tablets and Liver Tablets. He says the Hurdion Remedy Company of Mickory North Carolina authorizes dealers to guarantee each box or bottle sold. The note cites Katherine Kirksey’s recommendation and mentions a local drug company.
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Kirksey
Rydale
Ben
Fiona
Bent Re‘multe
W. Li Kitkenly
Morganton
N. C
Hurdion Remedy Company
Mickory
Texas Cotton Oil case wins at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on February 27 upheld the State of Texas anti trust verdict against the National Cotton Oil Company. The ruling, delivered by Justice Muhonen, rejected constitutional challenges and affirmed the lower court finding that the company forfeited its right to do business in Texas. Also noted was the acquittal of Judge Charles Swayne on all counts after his U S senate trial concluded.
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Supreme Court of the United States
National Cotton Oil Company
Texas
Supreme Court
Conti
Inaticn Muhonen
Charles Swayne
United States Senate
Pickens
Munn Jolly
Mantle
S. C
New Orleans
Hawt Point
Arelanta
Fort McPherson
Charles Yarnall
Moyamensing
Philadelphia
Bella Boyce
Yarnall
Fleet Street
Joner Hmlaherty
Onya
Annual Meeting of Clemson Trustees and Faculty Changes
The Clemson trustees held their annual meeting with Allan Jobstonen named life trustee to replace the late Col. D. K. Worris. Prof. Benton and Prof. Rawls left faculty for Washington posts while Geo. A. Hanvey became institute veterinarian. Adolph Weber of Auburn was convicted of killing his mother and charged with more murders. Edgefield farmers agree to reduce rents and cotton acreage for the year.
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Clemnoi Cor
Anderson Mull
Treaison of
Clemeon
Allan Jobpetone
Newberry
D. K. Worris
M. L. Donaldson
Ty College
al. G. Poats
University of Virginia
Congressional Distwieta
Huger Sinkler
Charleston
Xewond
G. L. Toule
Aiken
CO. H. Carpenter
Pickens
T. P. Cotbrap
Greenville
J. G. Richards
Society Hill
KR. P. Hamer
Hamer
Altamont Moses
Sumter
Benton
Agricultural Department
Washington
Prof. Rawls
Department of Animal Industry
Geo. A. Hanvey
Adolph Weber
Auburn, Caly
Tain
Young man injured by train wheels in Anderson incident
Grover Rochester, 22, a white bricklayer, attempted to swing aboard the Blue Ridge train from Greenville near W J Brisney's lumber yard. The Merry-Go-Round, led by Conductor Meredith, ran over his left instep causing an ankle amputation. rescuers evacuated him to his Arlington area home where surgery followed. He is expected to recover and be outdoors in three to four weeks.
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Canderada Mall
Attemaths
Blue Ridge
Greenville
Grover Rochester
Dre. J
Go Hofria
TB. Townsend
Arlington
Union Depot
Rochester
W. J. Brisney
Anderson
Meredith
Rocheeter
Old World Sunshine Amid Fragments And Dread
A fragmented reflective piece contrasts a world filled with sunshine and brightness with streams of despair and death. It urges retreat from sorrow and doom, urging a focus on present joys like wheat and roses while questioning mortal dread and discontent.
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Tomb
Hell
South Carolina Supreme Court blocks Elloree prohibition
In a March 1 opinion, the South Carolina Supreme Court enjoined the State dispensary directors from granting prohibition to Elloree and barred the board from closing its dispensary. The ruling left open that prohibition requires countywide action and an imposed tax to enforce it.
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Supreme Court of
South Carolina
Elloree
Evans
South Carolina to Cost Eight at Washington March 1
President Roosevelt and Secretary Morton announced that one new battleship will be named South Carolina. The vessel, 16000 to 18000 tons, may cost about 8 million dollars, likely following the New Hampshire design, with Michigan as its sister ship. The report notes political timing and future naval plans.
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Roosevelt
Morton
South Carolina
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Board of Construcion
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Michigan
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Atlanta
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J. M. Hunnicutt
John McCoy
Will M. Cobb
J. M. Baldwin
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Holmes
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Ford
A. Conan Doyle
Atlanta Sunday Journal
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Hicotock Holmer
Doyle
Apeola
Bhiklock Holmes
Holmes Hlorlox
Holmes Almant
Bherlock Holmes
Mugrlock
Arthur
Conan Doyle
Black Peter
Maron
Charles Augustun Milyerton
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