Moonshiner of Kentucky Defies U S Revenue Force
Mary Fouts, 27, mother of moonshine in Beaver Creek District on the Kentucky border, leads a siege against federal officers defending her still. She held off a posse with weapon stockpiles, while authorities suffer injuries, as the case tests government power and local tradition.
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Peane Meae
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Worall
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Mary
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Mary Monts
Hal Mins Motta
Watts
United State
Mary Foote
Aghways
Sh Cortunly
Ingliah
Sulaun
Mya di- Moniney
Missoula
Beaver Creek
I. M. Blair
Mary Hout
Henini
Chen
Hiram Day
Day
Viel Sim
Maury Ponty
Rolgis
Tetiwhod
Willa
Calmdy
Stranger leaps from falls near Prospect Point
A visitor described as a pale woman from Saginaw attempted to cross a bridge to Goatland at seven yesterday morning. She wandered about the park, ignored questions, and at eight walked toward Prospect Point. Police pursued, but she climbed over a railing and jumped into the American Falls, with no further trace found. This marks the twelfth such incident since July first.
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Saginaw
Foley's Oring Laxative saved his life
A letter from A Wolkush of Caginer Wisconsin praises Foley's Oring Laxative for a child with severe constipation and fever. The writer states two doses, improvement by next morning, and full recovery. Sold by J W Bell Walhatla and Stone cyphor Drug Co Westminster.
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Voley
A. Wolkush
Caginer, Wiha
J. W. Bell
Walhatla
Stonecyphor Drug Co
Westminster
The Father of the Forests of Calaveras Grove
A fragmented narrative extols ancient redwoods in Calaveras County, recounting their grandeur and decline as lumber trade shifts away. It reflects on eras from Abraham’s time to the mastodons, lamenting time’s erosion of natural monuments while noting modern threats from fire and exploitation. The piece blends mythic history with a travelogue tone and ends with an advertising aside for Dr Shoop’s Restorative stomach tonic.
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Abraham
California
Amildar
Ethionie
Calaveras Grove
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Sterran
Congo
Killed His Brother-in-law in Arkansas Feud
In Little Rock on October 10, Charles Clay, a Roland sawmill owner, shot and killed his brother-in-law Dan Holliday after a long family feud over Clay’s son. Holliday reportedly threatened, Clay used a knife in defense, and Clay delivered a final head shot. The dispute spanned years within the family.
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Roland, Ciay
Dan Holiday
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Clay
Vega
Holliday Indertanl
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Women Relief
A Victorian era letter from Mrs Sallie Franch of Pancaunia Indiana praises Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for seven years of sickness and inability. The testimonial claims the tonic restored health, urges other women to write for advice, and cites Lynn, Massachusetts as the contact.
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Pancaunia
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Pinkham
Election notice for South Carolina Oconee County 1908
Official notice from the State of South Carolina Oconee County appointing election managers for presidential electors and a representative in Congress. Details include voting precincts, qualifications, poll hours, oath administration, and required delivery of election results and boxes to commissioners by November 4 1908. Lists managers per precinct and duties for securing election supplies.
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Chaieman
Wleedon
Yald County
Cherry Hill
W. A. Kelley
He Alexander
George Ridley
Clemnou College
W. A.allison
J. C. Canpbel
TK. Grant
High Fall
Jones Pumps
Jas
BH. Philips
Matisoun
J. A. Cook
M. J. Jones
Jus. C Cleland
Newry
B.S. Boggs
E. A. Marron
George Watson
Oakway
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Gambret Providence
J. C. Ourris
JC. Roxgks
Perry Woolheleht
Richland
S. N. Highe
TE. Wyly
C. Foster
Salem
A. Qrant
Si Muroney
T. Wond
Sondoa
M. Tribble
Hing
John L. Hamby
J. J. Johnson
Weatiwater
Clint White
Wy Sloan Lyles
G. M. Barnett
Wyat Umone
J. K. Perry
Jus. Ade
Sryami SM. Hunalcutt
Picket Poxt
T. T. Fowler
WW. Cowen
Wi Voliradi
Walhalin
T. ¥. Chaimera
T. D. Marett
Mary Parry
Acones County
Byrd
Monica Ridley
Nathan Rogers
Clemson College
Andrew Gordon
Lewis
John Boggs
Damaseis
J.T. Rolletter
Gua G. Aryend N
Cox
Doble Springs
W. RK. Mant
Bry Mongold
J. W. For
Barley
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J. B. Burc Hess
Jackson Patterson
Little River
Moody
John Breedrove
Levi Cantrell
Long Creek
Binig Woodall
Sloan Phillips
George Matheson
Maiden
Hull
J. FP
Stewarts
Wheeler
R. L, Boga
Mat Whitmire
W. Ll. McMahan
Onloway
Andrew Bearden
I. G. Marett
Sloan Kilburn
Providence
W. N. Woolbright
W. T. Hunt
Mandy Harris
Rirbland
Wade H. Armstrong
J. D. McMahon
M. B. Bendy
Miles B.minley
Mo A. Moss
J. M. Collins
Seneca—Chas
N. Glentiat
Joe BD. Hopking
C. R. Knox
South Union
T. &. Kilburn
H. Cole
J. H. Brown
Tabor
A. J. Farrow
J. T. Porter
EK. D. Singleton
Tamasico
J. KE. Kelley
W. J. Rankin
J. ¥. Cantret
Tokeena
King
Robt
A. Moore
J. J. Simmons
Tugalo
M. N. Heinbree
Walhalla
Q. F. Romany
G. T. Wilson
Sitton
Oconee County
Amendment Submission for State and County Officers Election
Voter notice outlines election timing on Tuesday November 1 and the first Monday in November rules. It proposes amendments to the South Carolina Constitution Section 1 Article VII relating to municipal heated tax details and calls for general assembly submission to qualified electors.
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Constitutional amendment and election details for South Carolina
The notice describes proposed constitutional amendments to Article XVI and XVII, requiring a majority of electors at the next general election for representatives, and a subsequent ratification by both General Assembly branches. It includes voting wording, ballot instructions, and lists election managers and precincts in Oconee County for the 1908 election, with dates for casting and returning ballots and duties of officials.
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Gaffney
Cherokee
Pebrusary
A. D
Fnth
Ayasdine
South Carolina
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