Tahlequah Described as Healthful Rapid Growth Hub
John Wy Plchford writes to Keowee Courier praising Tahlequah Oklahoma as a healthy thriving town with pure spring water and a new railroad link to St. Laws. He describes mild malaria absence, robust water works, educated citizens, and strong prospects for the new state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toblequah
Okla
Tors Keowee
South Carolin
New State of Oklahoma
Tate
Tahlequah
United States
St. Laws
Oklahoma
Texas
Providence
Tahlequahty
Aire
John Wy Pliehford
Dr Shoop Restorative Promoted In Odd Hoarded Ad
Tired nerves and lack of ambition are blamed on winter and weak vital organs. The ad claims Dr Shoop's Restorative rebuilds brain and nerves, improves digestion, and restores strength within 48 hours. It is sold by Dr J W Bell in Watalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhoop
Shoop
Bell, Wathalla
Kite Daughter and Hinself in May Case
Cleveland and Oslo reports describe a case involving a sixty year old man and a twenty seven year old male teacher who used chloroform today. The woman became mentally deranged after long illness. The father expressed fatal wishes toward her and mentioned an advocate of euthanasia, proposing death for hopeless cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oslo
Mise Ann Hall
Cincinnati
Perambulating Bar Threat to Alaska Liquor Tax Bill
Alaska mining towns cherish the perambulating bar as it opposes a congressionally introduced measure raising the annual business tax from 600 to 1000 dollars for incorporated towns. In St Louis lumbermen with vast yellow pine holdings plan a holding corporation to fix prices. The proposed company capital is stated as 306 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
St. Louie
Holding Corporation
Unwritten Civil War Tale Behind Manassas Battle
A Washington Post reminiscence recounts a Confederate officer's whispered anecdote from just before the first Manassas fight. A demure Washington hostess uses a milkman to relay battlefield moves, alerting Beauregard and Johnson to a Union thrust, shaping the opening clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Confesserale
Manassas
Hal Run
West Point Military Academy
Thaltine
Inaat
Washington
oMmcord
Yale
Virginia
Stac
Potomac
Secarng
Dan
Howham
Bonham
Benham
Béauregard
Jahmson
Upper
Gull
Jobson
Pheirl
Pendleton Parmeers Society Meeting Noted
Pendleton May 14 meeting of the Partners Society of Pendleton WHI V will feature Profs M Harper and I Newman of Glemsey College discussing friendly topics on improving cotton and corn crops and the grading of cotton. An executive meeting starts at 10 a.m. with the open session at 11 o’clock. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
of Partners' Society of
M. Harper
I. Newman
Glemsey College
J. C. Stripling
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Offered as Internal Remedy
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease not curable by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to heal by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, prescribed by leading physicians, using a regimen of tonics and blood purifiers. The advertisement asserts testimonials and urges readers to send for information, noting distribution by B. J. Cheney & Co. and sales through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
B. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Suit Against College Opens After Demurrer Ruling
The Supreme Court last week overruled a circuit court demurrer in a suit by Prof. B. M. Hubbard against Greenville Female College and Furman University, both under the same trustees. Hubbard, former Greenville instructor of music, says a prior announcement praising the music department harmed his business. The case proceeds to trial as admissibility issues and bar-admission results were noted amid bar-examination outcomes.
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Supreme Court
No Vault
Greenville Henule College
Furman University
Heice
B. M. Hubbard
Greenville Female College
Bether
Thin
Circuit Court
Remarkable Hopewell Roof Scene Involving Three Locals
At Hopewell Pennsylvania Mrs Margaret Toy 81 while directing carpenters from her roof. Her brother David Robinson 84 stood in an apple tree pruning fruit. Nearby David M Copa 30 a teacher demonstrated wrestling tricks to several young men. The incident highlights a community scene with elderly residents actively engaging in chores and demonstrations.
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Hopewell
Margaret Toy
David Robinson
Mba
David M. Copa
Columbia Gains Steam Channel Progress Opens Trade Path
An early report notes a government contractor completing a channel to Columbia allowing a boat of commerce to enter under its own steam. The event promises future river traffic between Columbia and Georgetown with several boats expected to operate soon.
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Coimbia
Columbia
Georgetown
Heflin Battle Over Settlement With Washington Horseman
Representative Heflin of Alabama disputed a settlement with New York horseman Thos McCreary. McCreary was accidentally shot while Heflin shouted at a man on a Washington arrest car. Counsel said Heflin intended no action after a cash payment of 2500 dollars.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Thos. McCreary
New York
McCreary
Fragmentary memoir snippet references an unnamed woman
A fragmented line references Mire and a female figure tied to a Civil War era potion. The passage hints at unwritten history and personal recollection without clear events, dates, or places. The text remains obscure and lacks identifiable subjects beyond vague allusions.
Two Black Men After Bond in Georgia Robbery Case
Charlotte May and John Boyd, both described as Black men, were bailed at over $1,000 each to await trial for robbing Mrs. J. M. Morgan of Atlanta. Mrs. Morgan, found near the woods in a dazed state, alleges she was driven to the depot by the pair and forced into the woods where her diamonds valued at $1,000 were taken. Witness Dr. Boyd described injuries and a struggle, with a bottle and matches found nearby. Further details of the cave scene remain under investigation.
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Charlotte, May
John Boyd
Selwyn Hotel
Jin Wilson
Hackman
J. M. Morgan
Atlanta
Buford Hotel
Dr. Boyd
Morgan
Buford
Kidney disease warning and cure claim in ad
An advertisement warns kidney complaints as highly prevalent and insidious. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventive measure against fatal diseases if used promptly. The text notes immigrant arrivals to New York City, mentioning five male and two female immigrants.
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Foley
New York City
Bronte
Cortright Metal Ingles for country buildings
Cortright Metal Ingles are recommended for country buildings as fire proof storm proof easy to install and durable. Seneca Hardware Co. promotes these coverings as lasting with the structure and invites customers to inspect them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Hardware
Wilson Family Reunion At Clearmont Cottage
On Saturday May 2 the Wilson siblings and descendants met at the Misa Currie Wilson home near Clearmont for a reunion. Sixty eight immediate family and one connection attended with greetings and a fine dinner. Afterward music and reflections on William Wilson who settled near Clearmont Baptist church. The note mentions a book and Dr Shoop Night Cure. Also Abbeville County supervisor eyed a petition to elect dispensary out amid claims of shifting sentiment to two to one.
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William Wilson
Misa Currie Wilson
Wilson
Clearmont
Billa Wilson
Anderson County
Clearmont Baptist Church
Abbevills County
Gainesville Heiress Plans Flight to Evade Slander Seizure
Miss Jane Boland Sutherland of Gainesville inherits a fortune from her father and travels to New York planning disappearance at Prince George Hotel. She is daughter of George H. Sutherland a prominent real estate operator and niece of Col. Michael Boland known in Louisville and the South. In Europe last year she faced annoyance from telemarketers seeking money.
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New York
Jane Boland Sutherland
Gainesville
Florida
Sulorn
Sen
Prince George Hotel
George H. Sutherland
Col
Michael Boland
Louisville
Europe
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Audge Plchford Answers
Kite Daughter
Hinself
Pendleton Parmeers' Society
J. P. Carey
G. J. Patterson
Fico
W. Reaves
Harry N. Grossman
Lo. Boykin
J. W. Wingate
L. A. Maniong
Pritchard
Doughis
McKay
D. H. Moore
Horseman
Charlotte, Ny
Nunnis Aux Friends
le Lis
Helmss
Brant
Marpanie
Dr.King
Mer
Mers Oes
Parel
Seneca, S. C
Max QuEeh
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