Medicine Postpunen and Prohibition for Medicines
A 1906 notice outlines circular 873 on narcotic like compounds sold as medicines. It lists products such as Stomach Bitters and Bonvivers as inspected by the lab, and states enforcement will begin January 1 1906 for manufacturers and April 1 1906 for retail dealers. The article quotes officials explaining the rule aims to curb deceptive drug sales and tax evasion. It also includes vivid lists of examples and a prose passage of local lore and railroad leadership notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom Yaisipher
Infernal Revo
John W. Vorken
Chiacoo
Murderous attack or medical tragedy shakes Greenaboro
A well known physician Dr Mathews was arrested at Greenaboro on a warrant charging him with involvement in his wife’s death. Coroner Dr J P Larder says the death resulted from a strychnine dose followed by morphine. Dr Turner details alleged scenes of pain, abortive antidotes, and a dramatic bedside confrontation with the husband praying as the dying woman urged another physician. Both doctors deny intent, and the case pits medical duty against accusations amid a wounding death in the home.
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Jo Mathuye
Greenaboro
W. Oy Feiday
Rift
Dhe Martorot Hte Wits
Murphy
J. P. Larder
Groner ‘Turner
Mathews
Goroner Turtler
Turner
Beesldd
Tie
Nine men perish in boat fire on Middle River
A Mobile dispatch reports nine crew members perished when a logging boat burned on the Middle River between the Taugas and Albamp rivers. Sidney Wheat survived by leaping into the river as the vessel collapsed, while owners Stewart and Bath, from Mobile, say there had been no activity on the boat for five days. The craft housed machinery and living quarters, and the fire appears to have started earlier, with some men still aboard as flames roared. Wheat warned others to escape but may have spoken too late for some.
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Mobile
Ala
Hing
Middle River
Taugas
Albamp
Sidney Wheat
Wheat
Stewart
Bath
Maybile
Cotton by Counties and Livestock Losses Reported
Review lists cotton tonnage by counties for 1904 and 1906 up to November 14, with Abbeville Anderson Charleston Georgetown Greenville Hampton Kershaw Lancaster Marion Newberry Spartanburg Sumter and others cited. Includes stock arrivals at Chicago yard figures for the year, with notes on a fire loss to a farmer in Wie bin and a mining of local enterprise.
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Phe Conkus Buredu
Ita Urat
Anoh Ty
Abbeville
Allens
Anderson
de Bambery
DUE Barowell
Beaufort
BOI
Burkelay
Charleston
Chernkee
Onis
Shesterfleld
Arounion
ORD Darlington
Doreba Force
Orangeburg
Plokand
BloWlanden Ee
Vary Sahu. Oy
Spartanburg
Stuy Sumter
Jon Oo
Willemaburg
Totia Bey
Chicago Stock Yard
Sear
Ounalde
Wanted Mother Killey and the Hall Family Scandal
A sensational Philadelphia court hearing centers on Mis Anna Hall aged 11 and her mother Mary Hall, tied to a nuniform controversy after a famed explorer’s death benefits. Witnesses claim Mary urged doctors to administer chloroform to her dying mother in a room where the child was present, while the physician questions weigh the moral and legal stakes of such advocacy amid the family’s poverty and public scrutiny.
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Anna
Pilladelphia Batore
Explorer Hall
Far North
Hall
Explorer
North Pole
Nigatlon
Pilday
siTge Phleger
Marey
Simeon
Ste
Woman kills dentist in Montana Valley area murder shock
A woman shot and killed Dr. James Birdsong and wounded his partner, Dr. Thomas Bitler, in Montivalley Miss as her husband, a dentist, was placed under arrest. An inquest followed the fatal shooting. The suspect attempted suicide with morphine after the incident. The case involves family ties to Gov. Longing and a noted attorney, with preliminary trials set for Monday.
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Jon Meg Birdsong
John W. Rtoon
Bn Ber
Hiton
Birtlor
Fred
Jackson
Pach
Cotton crop damage and economic impact noted in 1800s report
A damaged text discusses the toll of the boll weevil and other pests on US crops, citing estimates of cotton losses around 840,000,000 and wheat reductions. It cites Arthur Williams and the Census Bureau, notes farm value losses across multiple crops, references the Mexican boll weevil’s impact in Texas, and mentions the Southern Cotton Association and agricultural policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arthur Williams
Ian Fly
Texas
Nedordigy
Census Bureau
Department of Agricul
Worth Billionaire Wilaon Aids Farm Products Valuation
A spoofed annual report-like tale surveys the value of animals on American farms, noting 17,000,000 horses and cattle valued at about 1.2 billion dollars and sheep and other livestock trends. It also recounts a dangerous fire incident involving a child and details dismissals in naval training, plus charity efforts and humorous lines about courting in religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
American Farma
Milo
Wilkon
Che Xecobary
Tragic Fatal Fight Between Two Women In County Home
In a county home dispute on Thursday, Amy Oaborne and Margaret Attles fought leading to the death of Amy Oaborne. Witnesses place the incident at the home where both women resided. Margaret Attles, age 35, is held on murder charges. The case involved a heavy blow to the head and a subsequent fatal injury. Authorities report a large black population in the area with political tensions and local reactions following the event.
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Tony
Yale
Miah
Killa Wowan
Chaor Ta
Pho
Tuuraday
Amy Oaborne
Margaret Attles
Jemia Abes
Daad Wiman
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