Tillman in Lexington Trial Captures Public Interest
The Lexington county case centers on James Tillman, lieutenant governor of South Carolina, accused of shooting Narciso Gonzales editor of the State. Senator Tillman, nephew of a U.S. senator, may influence the trial as Lexington county looms as a political stronghold. The affair raises questions over premeditation and political impact on South Carolina’s reputation.
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Contempory Comment on Baltimore Debates and Elections
The excerpt cites Baltimore newspapers debating a full sewer system as a future city project. It notes Thanksgiving timing and turkey shortages, and includes a satirical quip about method and respect. The piece references political figures and Governor hopefuls in Annapolis.
Republican candidate gains leverage after old saying echoes
A fragmented remark references a saying about a band and a public show, noted in the Record. The passage implies the Republican candidate benefits from the line, while the rest of the text remains unclear and partially garbled.
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Tareysown Record
Minutes of Merriness
A collage of vaudeville style quips and misheard lines from multiple papers. Jokes touch on valedictorian marriage and social church events while characters discuss memory and madness in clipped, humorous exchanges. The piece showcases era newspaper humor and misread dialogue across Yonkers Yonkers Statesman Atlanta Constitution Washington Star Chicago Journal.
Municipal campaign argument and coal monopoly critique
The Knoxville Sentinel cites municipal ownership as a solution to city governance problems while a New York World piece attacks the anthracite coal monopoly. It notes output control, high prices, and calls for state ownership or legal action against the coal combine. The piece questions the fate of a pending legal suit by Attorney General Knox.
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New York World
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Pennsylvania
United States
Knox
Anthracite Coal Combine
Fee
Moments with the Muse and Wry Observations
The excerpt presents a dialect piece on racial and social tensions framed as a comic meditation on worry, contrasting a carefree Eph with a white man anxious about money, elections, coal, and fate. It shifts to a poetic exchange about love and truth, followed by fragmentary notes and faded lines about gardens and old poets.
Baseball scores from Saturdays games in majors
Athletics 4 Cleveland 4 Detroit 13 New York 8 first game New York 5 Detroit 1 second game St Louis 6 Boston 2 first game Boston ? St Louis 2 second game Chicago 7 Washington 4 National League standings show team totals and wins losses. Yesterday Chicago 10 Boston 3 Brooklyn 14 Cincinnati 7 first game Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 6 second game Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2 first game St Louis 6 Philadelphia second game
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No Clue To Murderers In Washington Tragedy
Washington, Sept. 28. West Middletown drew sightseers by the tragedy of Friday last but officials report absolutely no clue to the murderers of contractor T. Ferguson or the robbery. An inquest tonight may yield leads. contractor Ferguson was killed in the explosion while bookkeeper Charles Martin was injured and taken to a Pittsburgh hospital. Archbishop Kalnas in Baltimore faces appendicitis and possible early surgery. In Wheeling, John Laughlin killed himself after kissing his wife and son, citing financial woes and physical suffering. In Norfolk, Rev Doherty condemns spitting in church and will hire a detective to identify offenders. In Baltimore four hold-up men shot Koehler and Mrs Neibauer on Harford Road. Koehler gravely wounded, the robbers seized their cargo and fled.
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Baltimore
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Devor & Co Paint Ad Targets H S Landis
A letter to H S Landis extols Devor paint as the best choice over rivals. It criticizes other makers for diluted paint and shams, praising Devor as genuine paint without deception and promising true beauty and durability.
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Immunizing cows may halt consumption say Berlin scientist
Prof von Behring cites experiments in cattle and milk transfer of immunity, suggesting inoculation in cows could pass protective substances into milk and safeguard infants against tuberculosis. He plans to present findings at the German naturalists meeting in Catskill tomorrow with cautious remarks on early conclusions. Also notes life saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as per local testimonials.
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