Death of H W Rogers a Leading Standard Oil Director
H W Rogers, longtime Standard Oil capitalist and prominent director, died in New York City at about seven this morning after a long illness. He had returned recently from his country place in Massachusetts and had been active in oil, copper, and railway ventures, including the Virginia Railway project, before his health failed. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Virgie Railway
West Virginia
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Wophysfetan
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Blood Remedy And Prescription
An old advertisement extols Mall’s Catarrh Cure as a true internal remedy that acts on the blood and mucous membranes and denies being a quack medicine. It asserts it was prescribed by a leading physician and sold nationwide by physicians and druggists with stated prices and sizes.
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Mall
Hali
Veeco Star Sweeps Narrow Muth Mong Clee at Lown
Veeco Star accomplishes a decisive victory over Muth Mong Clee at Lown amid a chaotic scene. The event details a collapse of a dwelling, destruction of a workshop, and injuries as a result of a violent incident near Hala Mas.
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Lown
Adeline Hawkins Dies After Passing Judgment Cast
In Wardoche Louisiana on May 21 Adeline Hawkins a Black resident was killed when the battleship Aussipalppi gleaming in the sun passed by the riverfront as she cried it’s the judgment Whit before collapsing and dying.
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Wardoche
Adeline Hawkins
Natches
President Taft Visits Charlotte Amid Mecklenburg Celebration
President Taft attends Charlotte Mecklenburg Declaration festivities as crowds watch a parade and review, while a sudden fall of rain and a live electric wire incident disrupts the scene. The day includes a reception at the hotel and a major public showcase reflecting historic independence ideals.
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N.C
Tufts
Mecklenburg
Ben
Heerties
Norlin
Stonewall Jackson
Mtr
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Walhalla Resident
Mrs. R. D. Oelkers of Walhalla testifies that Down's Kidney Pills relieved her headaches back pain and nervousness from kidney trouble. She learned of the remedy at Wy Bell's drug store and praises its effectiveness, urging others with kidney disease to try it. The product is sold by Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U.S. agents.
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Walhalla
R. D. Oelkers
W. Main St. Walhalla
Down's
Prie Wy Bell
Pd Enilrely
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New
Lydia E. Pinkham
Red Banks
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia Fr. Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkhan
Irs
Willie Edwards
Thampstead
Joseph II
Dr J Heller visit recalled by Anderson gossip
In a column from the Anderson Intelligencer dated the 21st, local memory of Dr J Heller surfaces. The writer recounts Heller as a good fellow and neighbor, notes his military academy past, and jokes about old times at the depot. A humorous reminiscence blends with a plug for subscription sales.
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Anderson Intelligencer
Re Heller
Pair Tay
Dol
Pelt
Gabbe
John
Anderson
Adele
Paul
Tragic Local Shooting Shocks Ui City Residents
Seth Quoitunn, a long time resident of Ui City, Wal ter Ry, Dobson, shot himself in the chest at his home. He passed the bullet through his heart and doctors say he will recover, despite family troubles being blamed for the act. Dobson has lived here for years and formerly held a local office. He was married with one child and remained reticent about the incident.
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Qouitunn
Gay Mayeh
Ui City
Walter Ry
Dobson
Wnlelde
Jvet
Tuillot
Hig Rash Net
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans Largest Private Forestry Initiative
Chicago May 22 The Pennsylvania railroad will plant over 1,000,000 trees to reach 2,450,000 trees set out in three years. The program includes 151,000 trees and 600,000 hedge plants furnished at cost to private firms and individuals. Other railways consider similar reforestation to guard against timber shortages.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania
Mi Day Singing at Corinth Features Noted Singers
An all day singing at Corinth on the second Sunday in June invites all to attend. Prota Grubbs and Baker plus other good singers will be present. CG B D Burns is invited to give an address. The event aims to be enjoyable and profitable for attendees and the cause.
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Corinth
Sea Trout Storm Disrupts Norfolk Bluefish Fleet
Norfolk May 2 A vast fleet of New York and New England schooners hunting bluefish struck a school of striped sea trout off Cape Meary. Nets were used to harvest thousands of trout estimated at about 2 000 barrels of 200 pounds each. Latona 600 barrels Bertha Pearl Libbie 200 each.
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Norfolk
New York
New England
Cape Meary
Chesapeake Bay
Louis Penerstein
Latona
Baltimore
All Day Singing at Friendship Methodist Church
An all day singing event is planned at Friendship Methodist Church on the fifth Sunday in May. Profs Geubbes Durham and Baker and others have been invited and are expected to contribute fine singing. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Friendship Methodist Church
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