Read of Hon Wyatt Aikens Speech On Cotton Tax Refund Bill
Aiken of South Carolina argues in favor of House Resolution 19747 to refund unlawfully collected cotton taxes from 1863 to 1868. He cites constitutional issues, wartime context, and aims to fund public schools with unclaimed proceeds while urging national restitution.
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Waite
House of Representativon
Naval Service
Wyatt Aiken
South Carolina
South
Appomattox
House
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Court of Claims
Internal
Supreme Court of the United States
Lend- Jas
Charles Hf. Grosvenor
Union
Congress
Auborugaton
Israel Kirabali
Isternal Revenue
New York
Liverpool
Connecticut
Delaware
Eunpore & Bl Ware
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, a blood or constitutional disease requires internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Prescribed by top physicians, it blends tonics and blood purifiers for sweeping results. Send for testimonials. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists. Price The Whole Family Pile for cane atipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Poledo
Wll Deugsinta
Prica
Toke Halla
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Satisfied User
A testimonial from Moss of Main Street Walhalla states Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief from kidney pain and irregular kidney action after purchasing at Dr. J W Bell's drug store. The ad notes the product price as 50 cents and promotes Foster Milburn Co of New York as sole agents under the brand name Doan's.
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W PD
Moss
Main Street
Walhalla
Doan
J. W. Bell
Conta
Foster-Milburn Co
Age York
Liberty store burned causing major loss for merchants
Chapman and Callaham of Liberty suffered the loss of their store room and about 16 000 to 18 000 dollars in merchandise after a blaze erupted about 11 p m last Thursday. The wooden building burned rapidly, threatening nearby structures until a bucket brigade and a hose powered by a small gasoline engine saved others. Insurance totaled around 8 000 dollars, leaving a net loss of 8 000 to 10 000 dollars. The firm, among Liberty’s oldest merchants, plans to rebuild.
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Ensley Progress
Chapman & Callaham
Liberty
Will Parsons
Fire-Proof Covers For Country Buildings
Advertising copy touts CORTRAGHT coverings as fire-proof storm-proof and durable. The material claims to last as long as the building and easy to install, inviting readers to come in and see demonstrations.
POBSE CAPTURES DESPARADO IN Fannin COUNTY GEORGIA
A posse of nine men led by Sheriff Clint Orit of Fannin county Georgia captured outlaw John Harper five miles south of McCays in the mountains. Harper faced charges for the murder of Allison England near Blue Ridge Georgia about a year ago and had escaped Fulton county Jail February 1 while appealing a murder verdict. He was found at his father in law William Wimberg’s home and surrendered after the house was surrounded. Reward offered neared one thousand dollars.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Journal and Tribune
Copper Hill
Clint Orit
Fannin County
Georgia
John Harper
McCay
Supreme Court
Keith
Murray County
Harper
William Wimberg
Rowarda
Charles L Lovering Dead in Boston Mass
Charles L Lovering, a leading cotton manufacturer and former president and treasurer of mills in Lowell and Roem Ga, died today in Boston. His mills in New England and the South used about 150000 bales of cotton annually. He was a prominent local figure and his father was a leading manufacturer. He leaves one brother, Congressman W C Lovering.
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Boston
Mass
Charles L
United States
Lovering
Lowell
Roem
Merit Case Heard At Columbia In Counterfeit Probe
R M Kennedy and W W Brown, attendants at the Hospital for the Tawane, were arrested by Secret Service operative J M Wright for alleged counterfeit half dollars, said to be made by William Drigggers of Dorchester. They testified they obtained the coins from Drigggers but denied circulating them. Witnesses were examined. Commissioner Verner sent the case to the District Court and Kennedy and Brown were released on $500 bond.
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Columbia
R. M. Kennedy
W. Brown
Tawane
Secret Service
J. M. Wright
Willia Driggors
Dorchenter
United States
Veradér
Driggers
Verner
District Court
Kennedy
Brown
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Story
Maine
Texas
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