Frayser Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief for Man and Beast
Local advertisement touts Frayser's Great Nerve and Bone Liniment as the solution to muscle and joint stiffness and pain. 25 cent bottles sold at druggists, manufactured by J. W. Frayser Co. Richmond. Also notes Timberville Poultry Co. breeding Barred Plymouth Rocks and other fowl. Eggs and baby chicks available. free price circulars offered by manager F. Bull. Include mention of the paper.
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Frayser
Ruggists
J. W. Frayser € Co
Richmond
Timberville Poultry Co
S.C
F. Bull
Timberville
Eaton System Households Ad Offers Free Catalog
An offer seeking agents to sell an up to date line of household specialties. Full particulars and samples provided. Catalog free. Mail to Desk A, Richmond Virginia.
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Eaton System
Desk A
Richmond
Federal Judge William M Lanning Dies at Home
Trenton New Jersey special bulletin reportsFederal Judge William M Lanning died suddenly at his home in Trenton at age three The jurist served on cases including the Government suit seeking dissolution of the Steel Trust and was among the judges assigned to that trial
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Trenton
N. J
William M. Lanning
Minor Point Misadventure on the Train
An English traveler reads about personal magnetism in an American handbook and prides himself on focusing on one point. He alights as his train departs, forgetting his sample bag after a desperate platform shout. The Boston Transcript notes the humorous error as a minor point.
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Aoston
The Lord Makes Right, Man Proves It Wrong
A pithy reflection on divine order vs human intellect as the world’s balance teeters between faith and critique. It notes how people spend much effort demonstrating error rather than upholding virtue.
Chesterfield Citizens Press for Inquiry into State Education
Chesterfield county citizens told the Senate Committee on Public Institutions that changes in Department of Public Instruction records occurred and funds were mismanaged. They urged investigation, alleging altered reports, late district filings, and favoritism toward Bermuda District, while Eggleston defended the department and its accounting practices.
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Richmond
Chesterfield Citiens
Senate Committee On Public Institutions
State Department of Education
Eggleston
Chesterfeld
Senate
House of Delegates
W. W. Baker
Chesterfield
Chesterfield County
Department of Public Instruction
Joseph D. Eggleston, Jr
Beaumur C. Stearnes
Charles Lassiter
Petersburg
Bermuda
G. W. Lambert
Closmar
State Department
Eveleston
Charles Hazen
Hazen
Bermuil
Mir
Lassited
Department of Education
Dr. Hazen
L. L. Kipps
Stearnes
Disputed Chesterfield School Corrections Examined by Board
The Chesterfield inquiry exposed that slips in records were corrected without written reasons, and officials could not confirm how often schools were inspected in recent years. Tensions rose between Secretary Stearnes and Lambert during a heated session as critics pressed for proper procedures and lawfulness.
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Mr. Stearnes
Chesterfield
Stearnes
Kippa
Eggleston
George Robertson
Chesterfield Grand Jury
Page
University of Wirginia
Charlottesville
Hazen
Lambert
Mr. Davie
A. W. Hensley
Department of Public Instruction
Davie
Mr. Eggleston
Megleston
Beasley
Disputed Palmyra Island Route Sailed By West Virginia
The US cruiser West Virginia departed Honolulu for Palmyra Island in the Pacific, a territorial claim contested by Britain and the United States. Palmyra lies about fifty miles southwest of the Hawaiian Islands, and the ship had recently been in the vicinity of Chinese waters.
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Disputed Island
London
United States
West Virginia
Honolulu
Palmyra
Pacific
Britain
Palmyra Island
Death by Own Action Takes a Smoke First
A man believed to be E. L. or M. L. Shennon from Fredonia Pennsylvania shot himself in a Washington saloon after lighting a cigarette. He was transported to a hospital with doubtful hopes of recovery. A letter from Lyons McCullough lumber merchants Elgin Pa was found on his person. Ghost As Co-respondent figures in divorce cases as George W Mann claims his wife is haunted by her former husband’s shade and separation led to a divorce decree.
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Washington, D. C
E. L
M. L. Shennon
Fredonia
Fourteenth Street
Penn‘ania Avenue
Lyons
Lyons & McCullough
Elgin
George W Mann
Mann
Moncure
State Senate
Senate
Fredericksburg
Inherit Estate in England Reaching American Heirs
Special news from Winston-Salem North Carolina reports farmer Peter Grown of Stokes County and his two sisters have inherited a 100000 estate after the death of their grandmother in England.
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Inngland
Winston-Salem
N. C
Peter Grown
Stokes County
England
200 Children Sent to New York and Barre
Lawrence Massachusetts reports two hundred children, victims of a mill strike, leaving for New York and Barre Vermont. The procession includes many very young children. Representative Martin Hayes plans to insist in Boston that no more so called bargain sales occur, and textile leader John Golden condemns the outrage.
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Lawrence
Mass
Pecal
New York
Barre
Martin Hayes
Brighton
State House
Boston
Hayes
Massachusetts
John Golden
Train Leaps Thirty Foot Embankment at Chittenango Falls
A Lehigh Valley Cortland branch passenger train with fourteen aboard, including a mall baggage car smoker and day coach, plunged over a thirty foot embankment at Chittenango Falls near Syracuse. Three people were seriously hurt as the mail car overturned and the others lay on their sides. The wreck was blamed on a broken rail.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Cortland Branch
Lehigh Valley
Chittenango Falls
Indications of Confessions in Dynamite Plot Case
Indiana special report says government lawyers expect several indicted dynamiters in the fifty four bridge and iron workers case will confess to aid the prosecution. Defense plans, venue issues, and AFL involvement are noted, with bonds and arraignments ahead and no list of named suspects.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. Newton Harding
Federal
Miller
International Iron Workers
Harding
Albert B. Anderson
Indianapolia
American Federation of Labor
Gombers
Iron Workers
Biorta
Boston men waived arraignment in dynamite plot case
Michael Young and Frank J Higgins, indicted for complicity in a national dynamite plot, waived arraignment today and were bound over for the Federal court at Indianapolis. Young posted 10000 dollars bail and Higgins 2690 dollars.
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Boston
Mass
Michael Young
Frank J. Higgins
Indianapolis
Young
Political chatter and editorials mix in early election talk
A collage of editorials and humorous asides from various papers comments on Taft, La Follette, and Hearst, noting campaign proximity and party dynamics. It surveys trust headlines, sugar and butter reform chatter, and prevailing opinions on leadership, journalism, and suffrage politics, with cautious divisions about capital punishment.
Tie Up Mines in Great Britain
Final strike notices will tie up the mining industry in England Scotland and Wales on March 1 affecting about 1 000 000 people 900 000 of them miners and workers near mines. Government steps to keep order include troops in coal fields as fuel prices rise and coal shortages worsen cold weather causes suffering. Robert Bacon former US ambassador presented the Collom gold medal to Dr Jean Charcot in Paris in a ceremony at the American embassy.
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Lawrence
Maas
Republican Party
Staunton Dispatch
London
England
Scotland
Wales
Federaton
Paris
Robert Bacon
United States
France
Jean Charcot
Collom
Wathering
Bold Hold Up At Railway Station In Rochester
A desperado entered the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Station at Danville just after midnight and held the operator with a receiver while another man looted the safe and money drawers. No trace of the outlaws has been found.
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Rochester
Danville
Misread Orders Cause Head On Train Wreck
A Baltimore and Ohio train collision near Johnstown Rockwood left 24 injured, three seriously. Freight engineer Hingmeer Bengen misread orders at West Creek Junction after orders for another train were annulled. Passengers Stella Livingsgood Sharon? No, Stella Livingsgood and Mrs. Robert Gibson of Rockwood Pa. plus Lee Souger postal clerk Johns?ton were among those injured. Locomotives destroyed. passenger coaches stayed on track.
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Noroni Ae
Somerset and Cambria
Baltimore and Ohio
Johnstown
Rockwood
Hingmeer Bengen
Stella Livingsgood
Robert Gibson
Inquest Over Sears Autopsy Ordered in Boston
Medical Examiner McGrath ordered an autopsy on Brigadier General Clinton R. Sears who died suddenly in an electric car. Sears, A. and A., retired since 1906, formerly led the Mississippi River Commission and served on the deep waterway board. He contributed to major engineering projects over nearly 46 years of service.
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Boston
Mass
McGrath
Clinton
Sears
Mississippi River Commission
Semmor
Deep Waterway Board
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