Jules Verne Dead in France After Stroke at 73
Jules Verne the renowned French novelist died in his home in France after a long illness that began March 10. Born February 8, 1828 in Nantes, he studied law, failed in theater attempts, and achieved fame with works like Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in Eighty Days. Several tales were dramatized or adapted into opera, though critics note scant character drawing in his stories.
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Allers
France
Jules Verne
Lince
Juson Verne
Nantes
Michael Strogoff
Green Ray
Chriotopher Columbia
Local Notables and Social Happenings at Flat Shoals
Flat Shoals reports a lively gathering with candy drawing at B Satterfield's. Miss Elon Rankin remains bedridden while Mrs Wilson and Mrs Rankin suffer grip. Visitors include Parke of Greensboro and Alexander of Valhalla on recent business. J B Sutterfield killed a long cowash whip last week. Minnie Vaughn from Westminster visits grandfather Manon Duncan.
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B. Satterfield
Elon Rankin
Wilson
Will Sloan
Parke
Greenaboro
N. C
T. £. Alexander
Valhalla
J. B. Sutterfield
Minnie Vaughn
Westminster
Manon Duncan
New Trial Granted for Curtis Jott in Breathott Case
In Frankfort Kentucky a Court of Appeals order grants a new trial for Curtis Jott who is under sentence to hang for the assassination of J B Marcum in Breathott court. The case rose from Harrison Circuit Court as part of a series of related murders involving Judge Hargis Senator Haris Elbert Hargis and Sheriff Ed Callahan now held at Lexington. Caleb Power’s fourth trial for Governor Goebel’s assassination will start soon after the Appeals Court overruled the Commonwealths petition for rehearing.
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Frankfort
Curtis Jott
J. B. Marcum
Breathott Court
Court of Appeals
Harrison
Hargis
Haris
Elbert Hargis
Ed Callahan
Lexington
Caleb Power
Goebel
Commonwealth
Half Million Lives Lost in Russia
St Petersburg reports criticism of the war office over unpreparedness in Manchuria. By March 12 the office had dispatched 13,087 officers and 761,407 men, plus large quantities of artillery and munitions, while Siberian rail transport strained to capacity. The far east force at opening reportedly numbered under 60,000 as Emperor Nicholas avoided war and delayed reinforcements.
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St Petersburg
War Office
Thef War Office
Siberian
Far Eost
Wos
Thhin
Nicholas
Grant Electric Bitters Praised by Colonel for Dyspepsia
Col John M Futter of Honey Grove Texas writes he nearly died from liver and kidney trouble before trying Grant Electric Bitters for relief. He credits them with curing dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease and notes they are sold 60 cents a bottle with a guarantee. A Japanese government loan of 150 million is reported to be secured by a first mortgage on the tobacco monopoly and to be shared by Kuhn Loeb Co and U.S. banks. </analysis>
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Col
Jobn M. Futter
Honey Grove
Texas
TE Wan
Grant
New York
Londo
Kuhn
Boob d& Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Election of Town Officers and Church Services in Seneca
Seneca voters chose a new town council with F. M. Cary as mayor and J. T. Lawrence among aldermen. A fatal wounding at the Seneca Cotton Mill occurred when George Thompson of Newry injured Luther Hyde. an inquest found the death justifiable. Weekend church services featured communion at the Methodist church and a Baptist Young People’s Union organized, with musical offerings noted at several services.
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Seneca
F. M. Cary
J.T. Lawrence
Jv Lunney
T. M. Lowery
Whittier Livingston
Kone
Luther Hyde
George Thompson
Newry
Thompson
Tt. M. Richiardson
Palmetto House
Geneva
Rome
Businens
Milesbyterian
Home Mission Board
Christ
Mia
Benedict
Shuila
Baptist Young People's Union
J. G. Hult
Vicw
Leland Marett
Mine Maud Hopkins
Misa Eleanor Wardlaw
Mina Fannie Lowery
Charleston
J. G. Hum
Misa Maud Hopkins
Douy
Walhalla
Tunter
H. F. Alexander
Russell
Dendy Ta
Atlanta
Mil-Ivery Department
Hunter, Dendy & Co
Ben McNirath
W. J. Stibling
Sennea
A Water of Health Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Physicians
A Food digestibility and wholesomeness quality in Royal Baking Powder is noted by physicians who endorse and recommend it for better digestion and health.
Community entertainment opening in Anderson hall promises large crowd
W Kai Hunter Kina and Nina Dickérgon of Town ville and Abbeville attend a forthcoming performance in a newly finished hall. Private parties host the park rows, while Mrs Wy Gola man oversees seating. Carrie Shelor and Mrs M W Coleman travel, Miss Hoste McCarley returns to Spartanburg, and a Methodist church strawberry festival is planned for April 14 with toast and crowd notes.
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Mra
Hunter Kina
Anan Hunter
Nina Dickérgon
Townville
Abbeville
Mins
Rona Farmer
Young
Indy of
Anderson
Tole
Wy Gola
Thia
Mina Carrie Shelor
M. W. Coleman
Atlanta
Hoste McCarley
Spartanburg
Methodist Church
Political scandal and court rulings headline Chicago linked to Chamberlain remedy and Chadwick case
The item notes Aldermanial election ties to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with praise from John Shenick, a Chicago address. a separate Ohio case reports Mrs. Charles L. Chadwick receiving a lengthy federal prison sentence after conviction on seven counts, with appeals planned. Immigrant ship arrivals and totals are mentioned in a broader immigration context.
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Chamberlain
Hon
John Shenick
Peo
Chicago
Balla
Council
Thia Romedin
J. W. Bo
Valhalla
Westminster News Roundup From March Meeting Tidbits
Westminster March items note Albert Fyne of Atlante visiting the family of 0 Bitapnod Tine Wook Glen Sheldon of Liberty visited the family of M 8 Bttibling this week. Crompton of Anderson was in town Saturday and Sunday. The wagon operator was expected to arrive in Reidville Ohio for a few days. Reverend J T Spinke to deliver Odd Fellows anniversary sermon at the Methodist church. Golden Link Lodge members to attend in regalia. Fragments announce Frauke Zimmerman’s death by asphyxiation. clause known days later. J Pickers and Geo Spencer complete new brides acroena change near Bud Cobb saw mill. Frank Boora of New Jersey engaged in fuel economizer work at Chohwell Vootton Mille before Knoxville assignment. Gilbert A Eldredge, Crawfordsville Indiana, gave a lyceum program last Monday, pleasing most in attendance. Mrs Ruhiah Poore visiting Royston Georgia. A L Gossott.
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Westminster
Albert Fyne
Atlante
Glen Sheldon
Liberty
Thia Wook
Thos
Crompton
Anderson
Stnday
Reidville
Green Fool Economizer Co
Muttenwan
N. C
Gilbert A. Eldredge
Crawfordaville
Indiana
Eogo
Lyceum Couree
Mr. Eldredge
Local notices from Ebenegar and Brevard area
Colds plague the nation as residents in Ebenegar report illnesses while visitors like WM Gallowsy stay in Brevard North Carolina. Zolia Whitmire hosted a music gathering and a cookie party drew a charming crowd. Misa Eilie and Lillie Bellotto hosted a Thursday night gathering. Wedding bells continue with Mrs Mando Galloway ill at present. Mr and Mrs George Lawrence of Clemson visited J P Jonen’s family over the weekend. High Harkina welcomes a fine boy. J P Jonen ill but improving. W M Galloway and wife plan to move near West Union with J P Jones this spring. O lain's stomach and liver tablets recommended for bilious attacks. For sale in Walhalla. The Agreement for Unabasa noted. Thu lon wed, BtG8 aan Will be rateossy.
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Ebenegar
Brevard
N. C
Misa Zolia Whitmire
Misa Eilie
Lillie Bellotto
Mando Galloway
George Lawrence
Cleméon
J.P. Jonen
Fhigh Harkina
J. P. Jonen
W. M. Galloway
J. P. Tones
West Union
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