Frayser liniment advertised for pain relief
An old time ad claims Frayser’s liniment relieves stiffness and soreness in muscles and joints for both man and beast with 25 cent bottles from Richmond manufacturer J. W. Frayser & Co. Also lists ads for ladies’ combings turned into switches, a Warren County farm for sale, farm stock, and loan offers with Norfolk and Richmond businesses seeking workers and home buyers.
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Frayser
Ruggists
J. W. Frayser &O
Richmond
Woman Hurt by Horse Injuries Seeks Damages in New York
Miss Agnes V es testifies in Justice Ford’s court that a horse owned by Canaan contractors knocked her down and stamped her, leaving her unable to wear a corset and mostly confined to a sitting position. A settlement was reached after brief testimony and consultation.
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New York
Canavan Contractors
Troy
Hugh
Agnes Ves
Justice Ford
Vemue
Tso Stable
Knoc
Miss Hughes
Dislery in Hands of Law in Richmon d Va
Irregularities in internal revenue laws led to the seizure of the Henrico Distilling Company plant in Henrico County. Deputy Southward hauled away three barrels of un stamped whiskey and was blocked by T A Roberts who allegedly threatened him with an axe. Roberts, secretary treasurer of the company, is under bond for the next district court term.
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Roberts
Federal District Court
District Court
Ambitious Wife Enrolled as Miss in High School
Laura Co Hammond, 33, enrolled at Englewood High School three years ago as Miss Hammond claiming to be eighteen. She married Ira Hammond, dining car superintendent for the Illinois Central Railway, and says she started schooling to become something.
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Chicago
Ill
Laura Co. Hammond
Engiewouu High School
Ira Hammond
Mlinois Central Railway
Imaginary Uown Causes Theatre Controversy at Empire
Major Werner grew amused by a decollate gown worn by a young actress at the Empire Theater in Richmond. After his complaint the management required an amendment to the attire, prompting the performer to express indignation at the lack of imagination. The exchange reveals a clash over stage imagery and dress standards.
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Richmond
Shakespeare
Werner
Empire Theater
Eain
Major Werner
Hadley Portrait Lawsuit Filed in Chicago
Mrs. Samantha L. Huntley sues for 1500 dollars over a Hadley portrait titled Hadley portrait with the feminine Saouth. The suit was filed Wednesday, filed in Chicago, accusing another party of improper use or ownership of the painting and seeking damages.
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ST. Louis
Hadley
Chicago
Samantha L. Huntley
Portrait dispute over Missouri governor likeness sparks dispute
States District Attorney Houta of the committee that ordered the painting was served while at the Republican convention. Mrs Huntley claims the portrait, priced at 1600 dollars, was rejected for not being a good likeness. The governor argued contents of his features during sittings and insisted on a blue polka dot in the painting.
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Houta
Huntley
Missouri
Unveiling of Stonewall Jackson Statue in Lexington
In Lexington Virginia a large rainy gathering unveiled Sir Moses Ezekiel’s statue of Stonewall Jackson at 11 am after rescheduling from 12. Veterans watched as Colonel R P Chew gave a tribute to Jackson. The event featured a thirteen-gun salute to Major General Carter and was attended by notable figures and Jackson’s descendants.
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Moses Ezekiel
Stonewall Jackson
Lexington
Jackson Memorial Hall
J. B. Smith
D. D
Munford
R. P. Chew
Stonewall Brigade
Jackson
Mann
Wiliam H. Carter
U.S. A
Fitzhugh Lee
RK. B. Chew
Stuart's Horse Artillery
William H. Carter
Hittlh Anna Jackson Preston
Charlotte
N.C
Negro Men Pay Penalty for Crime at State Penitentiary
Two African American men were executed in the State penitentiary early Friday for violent crimes. Byrd Jackson, who killed a Caroline County merchant and robbed the scene, and Clarence Nixon of Norfolk County, who assaulted a married woman, were placed in the electric chair before jurors guards physicians and prison officers as required by law.
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Richmond
State Penitentiary
Byrd Jackson
Jackson
J. L. Farmer
Caroling County
Clarence Nixon
Norfolk County
Nixon
Roosevelts Roar Blocks Bolts At Chicago Convention
Roosevelt followers revolt against him and outline plans for passive resistance. If the convention endorses the Republican committee action, they may refuse to recognize its legality. Some Western delegates may bolt, and a Chicago third party convention could be called if fraudulent delegates appear. Wilson mentioned as Roosevelts running mate.
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Chicago
Ill
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bolt
Isnaiver
Republican National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Devel
Plan 18 Oust All Members Who Bolt Roosevelt
Asian Wn oust Roosevelt mem bers of the Republican national committee formed under a rule to be presented at the convention. Ordinary vacancies may be filled by State committees but the national committee can oust members who do not support the nominee. The rule gives the committee power to appoint replacements, denying State input.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Canital
Point Au View Farm Show Horses Draw Wealth and Fame
Legendary Kentucky estate Point Au View Farm near Maysville, home of Langhorne Taleb Anderson, hosts a renowned stable with 50 plus horses, famed roadsters and harness horses. The yard features champions such as The Demonstrator, The Illustrator, and The King, with plans for Open air shows across Kentucky and beyond. Miss Lula Long funds brood mares and show prospects, including The King, an international roadster.
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W. J. Carter
Kentucky
Point Au View Farm
Langshorne Tabb Anderson
Maysville
Ohio River
Langhorne Taleb Anderson
Point Au View
New Cod
Burcken
Anderson
Somme
Beau Brummel
Beau Caire
Inkey
Lord Anderson
Point Au View Lad
Aerial
Patsy Pearl
Lady Princess
Cal Purcell
Elsie Simmons
Charles E. Whitlock
Richmond
Sringfield
Dayton
Mt. Sterling
Georgetown
Lexington
Memphis
J. J. Coffman
Bracken Chief
Chester Dare
Hayden
Fitzsimmons
Mason County
Detroit
Versailles
Frankfort
Harvey Durham
Lula Long
R. A. Long
Kansas City
Miss Long
King
Taft Allies Override Roosevelt in Credentials Fight
Chicago June 21 Taft camp wins 32 to 15 as credentials committee overrules Roosevelt backers and moves to report by states. Francis J. Heney heckled as Taft faction aims to speed convention. California and Indiana seats contested amid tense battles and procedural delays.
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Chicago
Taft
Francis J. Heney
Sensational 1911 Show Ring Roadster Champion Unsexed Son
The unsexed Cecilian Chief son, a chestnut gelding with a long tail, began the season in Lancaster in July and ended in Clarksville, Tennessee in October. He carried a 2.17 percent stake and defeated the top pick in Kentucky’s roadster division, marking a triumphant show career.
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Lancaster
Clarksville
Tenn
Cecilian
Kentucky
Taft and Roosevelt delegates seated in scattered district votes
In the Eleventh Kentucky District a Taft and a Roosevelt man were seated. Taft delegates in the Fourth Louisiana District were seated by viva voce vote. Indiana Congressman Hemenway proposed a partial report at the convention, opposed by Roosevelt leaders. The partial report was postponed while Louisiana proceedings continued. Taft men in the Fifth Louisiana District retained their seats by a 31 to 14 vote.
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Chicago
Taft
Alabuna
Arkansas
Arizonaa
Florida
Georgia
California
Indiana
Kentucky
Mugh T. Sinlbert
Minnesota
Roosevelt
National Committee
Credentials Committee
Harry S. New
Charles W. Fairbanks
James E. Watson
Joseph D. Oliver
Albert
Beveridge
Fred K. Landis
Halbert
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Washington
Devine
Ftnie
Louisiana
Hemenway
Hiss of controversy at Taft Roosevelts convention voting
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago the fourth day session opened with Root in full control and McCormick seeking a minority report on the Ninth Alabama Taft delegation. The reading of results showed a large roll call with 569 aye to 499 nay and a number of members not voting, amid tense exchanges and procedural disputes.
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Seatte
Taft
Alabama
K. BR. McCormick
Illinois
Roosevelt
Rose Amd
MccCornick
Hadley
Missouri
McCormick
Root
Committee On
KR. RR. McCormick
Robert J. Walker
Woodstock
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Perto Rico
Unite Forces 16 Defeat Wilson in Baltimore
A rumor says conservative forces unite to defeat Wilson and possibly Bryan by backing Clark on the first ballot in Baltimore Maryland Hearst and Murphy have made peace and joined the coalition to defeat Wilson.
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Baltimore, MD
Wilson
Bryan
Clark
Hearst
Murphy
Conference forms Clark campaign advisory committee in Washington
A Washington meeting formed an advisory committee for Clark’s campaign. Senator Dubois was elected manager in Baltimore, with Theodore A. Bell Jamison Hepburn Williams Pettigrew and others named. Several members arrived in Baltimore. they will lead Clark’s cause.
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Clark Quarters
Wington
Dubois
Clark
Baltimore
Washington
Theodore A. Bell
California
F Jamison
Iowa
Hepburn
Heary
George Fred Williams
Massachuset
Pettigrew
Carroll
Illinois
Turner
Chile
Mayor Hall
Lowiaville
Congressma Gould
Maine
Stone
General Orozco halts retreat in Mexican insurrection
In Bel Pas Texas on June 1 reports say General Orozco’s Insurrecto army stops its northward retreat after a battle with rebels and General H rance guard. About 1,500 cavalry clashed as government troops and insurgents skirmished continuously. Pluerta mobilizes 7,000 troops and volunteers amid this clash.
England Honors Captain Rostron After Titanic Rescue
In London the British government lauded Captain Rostron of the Carpathia for rescuing Titanic passengers. General Sir Rufus Isaacs, acting officially, congratulated him, with speeches by Lord Mersey and Sir Robert Finlay of White Star counsel. A large demonstration welcomed Rostron.
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London
Rostron
Pathia
Rufus Isaacs
Captain Roestron
Lord Mersey
Robert Finlay
White Star Counsel
Insurgents Retreat as Government Forces Advance Near Chihuahua
In Mexico City dispatch, Special General Huertas' advance guard of 1500 Federal cavalry resumed march toward Chihuahua City, steadily forcing Insurgent troops back. Reports say a battle occurred south of Saucillo with rebels yielding to government forces. casualty details were not provided.
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Mexico City
Huertas
Chihuahua City
Evan
Nelal
Saucillo
Market Reports Including Poultry Eggs Butter and Hides
Market data lists prices for chickens various sizes and conditions, ducks, turkeys, eggs, butter, veals and calves, sheep, cows, hogs, country cured bacon, deer hides, moose, wool, onions, potatoes and apples. Prices are given per pound or per dozen and show range for different qualities and packaging. Entities include Chickens, Ducks, Turkeys, Eggs, Butter, Hogs, Cattle, Wool, Onions, Potatoes, Apples, and regional references implied by catalog format.
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Med
Choica
Galt
Ils
Macon
Tbs
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