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Classified ads present offerings from Hatr Goops 4M Hughes hair supplies in Richmond and other vendors. Entries include bag and wrap wants, estate office manager solicitations, typewriter rentals, Frayser nerve and bone liniment, CRUDUP poultry yard prompts, and poultry breeding discounts with prize-winning pens. Multiple local names and places appear.
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Paris
Hughes
Nera Third Rd
Richmond
Poultry Egg Offers From Oak Grove and Others
Eggs for setting include Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds Black Min orcas and White Wyandottes priced at 1.50 for 15 eggs 7.00 per 100 with pure strains. Oak Grove Poultry Farm R O Purnell Franklinton North Carolina offers White Wyandotte eggs 3 for 15 and states pullets will lay at six months. Get the best from Will Groome Greensboro North Carolina.
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Plymouth Rocks
E. C
Rhode Island
Oak Grove
R. O. Purnell
Prop
Franklinton
N. GC
Will Groome
Greensboro
N. C
Seed Corn Prolific by Cocke promotes high yield
Seed corn advertisement by Will G Roome of Greensboro North Carolina touts Cocke s Prolific as reliable and test proven for seed. It claims six ears per stalk and offers seed on cob at two dollars per seventy pounds, urging buyers to know what they plant.
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Cocke
ROOME
Greensboro
N. C
Eight Drownings After Tug Sinks Off Cleveland Harbor
A tug Silver Spray from Erie foundered near Crew Harbor with eight aboard. Names Purdy Jr James, Robert Watts, Reed of Erie, Edward Charlie Brasse and Henry A Bevreland. two bodies recovered near the breakwater were life preservers, suggesting crew tried to submerge. Trilby searched for Sisco of Erie. Bodies recovered were stiff from exposure.
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Cleveland
Silver Spray
Erie
Purdy, Jr
Robert Watts
Reed
Eerie
Edward Charlie Brasse
Henry A
Bevreland
Trilby
Tg Sisco
Eric
Lake Towns
Tee
James Purdy
Charles Brasase
Roosevelt Attacks Lorimer Unfit for Senate Seat
Theodore Roosevelt declared Senator William Lorimer unfit to sit in the United States Senate during his Albuquerque speech. The attack sparked new denunciations of Lorimerism and Senator Cullom across five Illinois towns, with civic groups calling for resignations and students discussing the case at Knox College. Roosevelt heads toward the Grand Canyon and then Phoenix for a visit to the Roosevelt Dam opening.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ethel
Grand Canyon of Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Roosevelt Dam
Chicago
Ill
Bank Officials Trial Postponed in Petersburg VA
In Hastings Court Carter R. Bishop and Charles Hall Davis were called and set for trial. Bishop’s case is scheduled for March 23 and Davis for April 30. The indictments arise from a grand jury investigation into the Appomattox Trust Company affairs.
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Petersburg
Hastings
Carter R. Bishop
Charles Hall Davis
Bishop
Davis
Appomattox Trust Company
Fire destroys Randolph Hall Harvard dormitory in Cambridge
Fire partially destroyed Randolph Hall on Mount Auburn Street Cambridge awakening students as flames spread from a ground floor suite to upper floors. One student Y Aral a Japanese was rescued unconscious others escaped scantily clad. building cost 75000 with recent wing addition and $10000 in furniture losses.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Mount Auburn Street
Thursay
Y. Aral
Randolph Hall
Bristol VA awarded coal railway contract
Horne Langhorne of Lynchburg VA contractors win a $40 million award to build thirty three miles of railway for Consolidated Coal Company in Pik horn District Eastern Kentucky. The line, connecting with the Chesapeake and Ohio, aims for completion by November 16.
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Bristol
Langhorne & Langhorne
Lynchburg
Consolidated Coal Company
Pikhorn
Eaestern
Kentucky
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sketches by Evison Describe Westchester Walks
Evison told Samuel F Swinburne he was sketching landscapes and street scenes during a tramp through Westchester County and was allowed to go home.
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Rouch
Evison
Samuel F. Swinburne
Westchester County
New York Times
Mulligan's First Alarm in America
Mulligan, freshly arrived from Ireland, wakes to an alarm clock in the next room. It is the first time he has heard such a device and he proclaims with his humor that Americans must wake at three hundred hours, expressing astonishment at the length of days in America.
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Mulligan
Ireland
Amerika
Provisions Ordered for Men in San Antonio Camp
Colonel John L. Clem orders four months provisions for 10 000 men as 20 000 troops expected to mobilize on the border. Seventeenth Regiment arrives at Fort Sam Houston after a 48 hour trek. General Duncan drives camp setup with water pipes and tents on a dry 80 degree day. A Maneuver Division will be formed with coast artillery units already aligned for Galveston and Mexican frontier simulations.
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San Antonio
Tex
John L. Clem
Department of
Fort Sam Houston
Joseph W. Duncan
Department of Texas
Duncan
Jolo
Foulois
Rio Grande
Coast Artillery
San Francisco
Washington
C. J. Bailey
Newport News Complaint Against Rail Rates Heard
Inter state Commerce Commissioner A B Pugh resumed hearings on a Newport News Chamber of Commerce petition seeking relief from alleged discrimination in freight rates by railroads from the South. Newport News contends Hampton Roads lighterage charges unfairly favor Norfolk and other Virginia cities and should be eliminated.
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Norfolk
Inter- State
A. B. Pugh
Chamber of Commerce of
Newport News
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Governor Mann Visits Staunton School in Official Trip
Governor Mann arrived in Staunton on the afternoon train to visit the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind. He will be honored at a concert tonight performed by musicians from the blind perimeter at the institution.
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Staunton
Mann
Virginia School For the Deaf and Blind
Mode Viclans
Blin Perimert
Iestitution
Trained Veterans Reported in Pacific Theater Amid Far East Tensions
Amid heightened Far East activity, reports from Washington mention strengthened veteran units and intensified joint operations with Japan. Officials noted limited public comment while army and navy officers acknowledge letters from the Pacific corroborating recent communications regarding German involvement and regional security concerns.
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Washington
Japan
Hawaii
Philippines
Cewet von
Army
Navy
Far East
Two Mountain Girls Defend Father in Pike County Action
In Pike County Kentucky two mountain sisters Regie and Nennie Packett aged seventeen and eighteen aided by their mother Marsha fought off Deputy U S Marshall J M Power and a posse as they moved to arrest Chares Packett on moonshining charges at Long Fork. Bettle Packett used a shotgun while Regie used a revolver and Charles Smith a posse member was fatally wounded. Reinforcements were sent to arrest the women.
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Lexington
Regie
Nennie Packett
Marsha Packet
United States
Marshall J. M. Power
Long Fork
Pike County
Chares Packett
Bettle Packett
Usal
Revaiver
Charles Smith
Mexico Mexican government accused of mistreating Americans
Washington reports claim Diaz regime abuses Americans in Mexico prompting U S consul investigations. The State Department prepares to press the case as U S mobilization considerations rise amid the insurrection and Mexican government actions.
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Washington, D. C
Unilea
Speics Citiens
Mexico
United States
Texas
State Department
Roosevelt warns US must aid Mexico welfare with progress
Colonel Roosevelt speaks after a Chamber of Commerce breakfast, urging that Mexican welfare should be aided by the United States. He warns that troop mobilization could imply intervention, and travels to New Mexico with former Governor George Curry. He says US interests are tied to prosperity and justice across the Western Hemisphere, and urges Mexico to secure property, independence, and order through civilization’s principles.
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LPA
Texas
Theodore
Mexico
Prize Fight Crusade Collapses as Officials Cleared
Special New York report states Fairmont Athletic Club officers were tried for violating the law after Packey McFarland and Owen Moran boxed. Magistrate ruled no finding occurred, deeming the event a scientific contest with witnesses, club leaders, and boxers testifying to its educational nature. William Gibson, club president, said the bout was purely scientific and injury free after ten rounds.
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New York
Fairmont Athletic Club
Trate Kireen
Packey McFarland
Owen Moran
Wiliam Gibson
Moran
McFarland
Edith Melcher Faces Death Sentence Trial End Nears
In Albany New York Mrs Edith Melcher sits at the center of a murder trial as jurors near a verdict. The courtroom is crowded with women spectators as the defense rests and the State proceeds with final pleas. Attorney George M Palmer leads the state closing argument while Dugan declines rebuttal after alienists testify favorably for the defense.
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Albany
N. Y
Edith Melcher
George M. Palmer
The
Assembly
John H. Dugan
Wireless message captures crook in transatlantic chase
Special wireless alerts flash over the Atlantic as the American Liner St Louis docks. The German liner Zelten seizes a man alleged to lead a murder gang that killed four in Mislowitty Rugsala last January. He escaped Russian detectives before capture, likened to Crippen in notoriety. The case centers on a figure named Zogolowttzi and possible accomplice.
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New York
Atlantic
St. Louis
Jet
Zelten
Httl
Mislowitty
Rugsala
A . Crippen
London
Belle Elmora
Zogolowttzi
Naam
Border seeks refuge in Berlin and Berlin sergeant aids chase
Berlin police sergeant Bursdorf learns a suspect Zogolowitz seeks refuge in Berlin and tries to reach a liner. The man escapes by crossing the channel to England and boarding the St Louis at Southampton. Wireless messages connect with the Zelten, Virginian, and other vessels as the search unfolds. The suspect is arrested and moved to quarantine aboard the Hudson-bound revenue cutter.
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Berlin
Bursdorf
Zogolowits
England
St. Louis
Southampton
New York
Zogolowitz
Edwards
Zelten
Zorolowits
Trans
St Louis
Fire Rages Through Pensacola Neighborhood
Special dispatch reports a major blaze in Pensacola Florida from the Union area toward Garren Street. Several buildings on West Romana Street already burning and the fire is described as fully out of control by local authorities.
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Ringer
Ala
Iar
Teise
Pensacola
Fila
Union
Garren Street
West Romana Street
Department
Patten Opposes Reciprocity United States Canada Trade
J Adam Beebe cites Chicago magnate James A Patten opposing reciprocity with Canada arguing any import of free Canadian wheat would destroy a wheat corner. Beebe says Patten admitted opposition to the reciprocity agreement noting its enactment could wreck wheat market control.
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Paul
Minn
Canada
James A. Patten
Chicago
J. Adam Beebe
Minnesota
Patten
Beebe
J. Adam
Mr. Patten
Select Orators for the Contests in Virginia
The preliminaries for the oratorical contests were held at the University of Virginia with the speakers chosen. The May contest topic is The Evolution of War. Edmond Mabry of Poplar Bluff, Tenn, is the alternate. The State contest will be at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland on the first Friday in May.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Ashland
Muay
Express Drivers Riot in New York
Riots broke out in New York as strike sympathizers attacked an Adams Express wagon north of the central bridge over the Harlem River. The driver and three guards were badly beaten and guards fought to protect the team. Guard George Lewis sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized after a brick attack.
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New York
Adams
Central Bridge
Harlem River
George Lewis
Acquittal for Captain Knight at court martial
Norfolk report confirms Captain Austin M. Knight is acquitted by the court martial that tried him on charges of neglect of duty after the sinking of the monitor Puritan. The verdicts were signed by all court members and no details or recommendations will be released locally.
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Norfolk
Austin M. Knight
Hare
Escaped convict lived in dread for sixteen years
In Asheville North Carolina George Whitson who escaped from the State penitentiary sixteen years ago where he was serving a life term for murder arrived in Raleigh in the custody of Warden Sale. He had assumed the name Samuel Johnson, married and raised five children while amassing a fortune. Whitson and his brother Tom were jailed for life in 1892 for the Barkersville murder. Tom was pardoned later, George’s pardon request was pending when his guards allegedly aided his escape. He expects to renew the pardon bid and hopes for release soon.
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Asheville
N.C
State Penitentiary
George
Whitson
Samuel Johnson
Warden Sale
Raleigh
George Whitson
Tom
C. C. Byrd
Barkereville
Schooner T Morris Perrot Driven Ashore Off Sandy Hook
A three masted schooner T Morris Perrot bound for Virginia was driven ashore by a gale off Sandy Hook. After briefly freeing herself she grounded again as life-savers from Sandy Hook Station aided to prevent her breaking up.
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New York
T. Morris Perrot
Virginia
Sandy Hook
Plecea
Plan To Attack Mexican Rebels Near Agua Prieta
Descriptions of an imminent clash as forces under Colonel Orega move east of Agua Prieta with cavalry infantry rurales and pack train. Blanco reportedly abandons attack after learning of plans, fleeing into mountains while General Madero orders restraint. Two hundred more insurrectos from Chihuahua join Blanco.
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Blanco de Nisger
Mexico
Agua Prieta
Orega
Blanco
Madero
Chihuahua
Bianco
Routine at Fort Sam Houston Camp Amid War Talk
Special from San Antonio states routine life at the maneuver camp near Fort Sam Houston with drills giving way to simple maneuvers. Preparations for brigade hikes to Leon Springs begin late in the week while Washington eyes Mexico for a potential flying invasion. Rail yards show loaded cars of provisions ammunition and pontoon bridges. Amid war talk the camp’s top excitement is a soldiers craps game as reports from Mexico say insurgents resemble a border army, signaling possible U.S. intervention if property is endangered.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fort Sam Houston
Leon Springs
Washington
Mexico
America
East Boston Ladies Aid Society Helps Jewish Singles
The East Boston Ladies Charitable Society acts as a matchmaking clearing house for marriageable women, especially Jewish girls alone in this country. President Mrs J Goldinger, nicknamed Mueme, says they receive daily requests as single life becomes burdensome and seek to connect these women with suitable matches and dowry support.
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Boston
East Boston
J. Goldinger
Mammoth Kentucky Jacks for sale and large lot available
We breed and raise Mammoth Kentucky jacks and offer a large selection. Buy from us to save the speculator's profit. Write today for prices on jacks, jennets, and mules.
Matri mony and dowry in traditional Jewish practice
The text discusses assessing a couple's readiness for marriage, offering immediate assistance to arrange a dowry as a lure in marriage, and notes a tradition called Hachmoses Kalo. It emphasizes evaluating suitability, the abundance of eligible men willing to enter a union, and the aim to provide a bride’s complete setup from dress to household items, as part of a centuries old virtuous practice.
Cancer Cure Record Promises Permanent Results
Nellam Hospital claims a over ninety percent permanent cancer cure rate from fifteen years of treatment without knife or X ray. Endorsed by Virginia Senate and Legislature, with free physician treatment offered. Located at 1617 West Main Street, Richmond Virginia.
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Nellam Hospital
Hilstory
Senate
Virginia
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