Drunk Man Shaved a Woman In Greenville
A white woman, found in a house near Mills mill, reported a white man entered her home in a drunken state and held a pistol while she was shaved with a razor. He allegedly shaved hair and eyebrows and cut eyelashes with scissors. Officers were called but no arrests made as investigators continue.
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Greenville
Hatcher 1
Twins Betrothed Twins in Raleigh Court Furore
In Raleigh Superior Court two young men Allen and Ennis Brogden faced assault charges after a saga of twin lovers Zelma and Zebba Rudd wooing cousins Ardell Ray and Eloise Kay. The couples fled to obtain licenses, argued with relatives, and nearly sparked a pistol fight before wedlock. Belton Poor of Woodstock, Ga., accidentally shot himself while chanting last week.
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Raleigh
N. C
Allen
Ennis Brogden
Zelma
Zebba Rudd
Ardell Ray
Eloise Kay
Brogden
Belton Poor
Woodstock, Ga
Do Animals Reason Fox terrier mystery on a 80 mile dash
Denver experimenters trapped a fox terrier in cotton and gamphor then released him near Pablo farm. He vanished by daybreak and reappeared at his Denver boarding house 80 miles away, despite no scent or landmarks guiding him. Also notes a San Francisco piece praising negro history and ex Congressmen Simpson ill in Wichita.
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Denver
Pablo
Puerto Rico
San Francisco
G. A. Going
Nashville
Ninevah
Tyre
Babylon
Thebes
Alexandria
Cairo
Carthage
Egypt
Paris
Europe
Nimrod
Hiram
Nebuchadnezzer
Alexander the Great
Hannibal
Southern Cotton Mills Rise in South and Exports Surge
The article notes 48 percent of cotton mills in recent years are non-greated, with 405 built south of the Mason-Dixon line. At Atlantic City the New England Cotton Manufacturers discussed expanding markets as Southern mills drive progress, boosting exports to over 50 million dollars last year, up 800 percent in a decade, while a New York Stock Exchange seat sold for 55 thousand dollars.
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Mason “and Dixon
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Atlantic City
South
New England
New South
New England Milla
Jane
Washington Post
Negro Battle Scene At Battle Skirmish Between Lines
Excerpts describe a Civil War skirmish on the Nine Mile road where black troops breach a line and trigger a cavalry pursuit. The mass stampede of fleeing enslaved soldiers outruns Gary’s cavalry, with shots fired as they flee. The passage contrasts a brutal melee with vivid evocations of running and wind in the treetops. Also notes Peder Alvarado planning a marble monument for his wife containing silver and mine output of $100,000 weekly.
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J. B
Newberry
Kershaw
Virginia
Winchester
Jubal Early
Lea
Nine Mile Road
Gary
Roanne
Richmond
Peder Alvarado
Mexico
Alvarado
The Girl Loafer and Global Alliances
The piece laments idle girls who waste time and burdened mothers, contrasting household duties with late nights, then shifts to geopolitics noting a Russo Japanese war consequence. It also cites the American Public Health Association affirming yellow fever transmission by the Aedes mosquito and the need for rapid reporting and community cooperation.
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American Public Health Association
New Orleans
Biblical measures reference list for study
A fragment from the Christian World promotes cutting out and pasting a ready reference for Bible reading. It lists archaic and modern equivalents for journeys, measures, and values such as a Sabbath day’s journey, cubit, hand, finger, shekel, talent, penny, mite, gerah, ephah, bath, bin, and omer with approximate English and monetary equivalents.
August Belmont Stricken By Appendicitis In New York
August Belmont, prominent New York banker and millionaire, lies critically ill with appendicitis in the city. In Warren Ohio a livery stable fire killed one man and fatally injured two others that week. A Springfield South Carolina bank vault was dynamited last week, with burglars escaping carrying 5200 dollars.
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August Belmont
New York
Warren
Ohio
Springfield
S.C
Street Railway Workers Use Automobiles in Chicago Strike
Street Railway Employees union in Chicago used automobiles to convey passengers during a strike. The late Frances Willard’s birthday was celebrated nationwide by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union last Thursday.
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Street Railway Employees’ Union
Chicago
Frances K. Willard
United States
Seashore Visit Sparks Question About Gray Lumps
Nellie, visiting the seashore, watches waves roll and asks her mother what the big gray-haired lumps bobbing up and down are. The moment captures a child’s curious first impression of the ocean’s moving masses.
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Nellie
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