19 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
1
A local ad promotes good as new shoes at low prices with four pairs for $2.50 and three pairs for $1.50 to 75 cents. It claims similar quality to $3–$4.50 items elsewhere. Shoes are made and repaired with rubber heels and soles, all goods and work fully guaranteed, inviting trial.
Fragmentary listing from National Toilet Co. Paris Teen shows items labeled under price points of 50 cents and 1.00 and mentions a tote and a nail. Details are sparse and uneven.
A farmer named Cutlertor Taraek 2 Sexe and associates vanish after a stern warning in Lenin Tiere. Family and friends suspect foul play as a search leads to Jacksonville where sightings end. Meanwhile a local woman in St Clair County faces alleged starvation and a botched remedy claim spreads through a dubious patent medicine ad.
A testimonial from John Sbeniek of 238 Bate Prova St describes using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during a political rampart. He claims two doses alleviated throat inflammation enough to allow him to speak at length and credit the medicine for his council seat. The remedy was sold by the Evartat-Mow Drugstore.
An obituary and notices detail the will of Williston resident Wankle O. Dentum with his mother of Galuewyitle to inherit. A public sale rumor and local names including Ocala Melver & Marka appear, while a murder and arrest sweep through Guineavite and Pla with police awaited. The Best Cough Syrup Grange is mentioned in passing.
An investigative report notes sympathy toward Moros groups and calls for government action amid rising violence and rumors of payoffs. It describes attacks, alleged mob leadership, and orders from Arab priests urging followers to resist government claims. General Wood is cited on security measures and the public mood.
An appeal reaches the United States Supreme Court from Pensacola and Jacksonville after a state ruling mandated desegregation measures in public transport and railway services. The case centers on enforcing separate facilities for whites and Blacks, with parties arguing over future implications and constitutional validity.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a recording titled To Cure a Felon. Names and details are garbled with misread terms, unclear participants, and partial phrases. No coherent event or clear factual outcome can be established from the readable text.
A proposed offer to the University at Deland includes 100000 dollars for the entire board and resignations tied to the deal. Mention of March dates, figures, and names appears with references to university factions and advisory positions.
Lively, once a respected figure, faced questioning after a coroner's inquiry into a fatal incident. Operator G Lavety testified no arrest was made, while public sentiment shifted as details of the case remained unsettled and tense for the community.
A fragmented clipping discusses a Southern man for president and hints at political maneuvering. It also includes a testimonial from Mrs. Ora A. Stephens of Port Wuttame praising King s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues, claiming it cured her two-year illness. The piece reflects 19th century vernacular and local product advertising.
A fragmented report shows Stevens convicted amid a jumble of names and places including Tampa and Newport News. The document mentions counterfeit money, a dock saving device and an anti monopoly drugstore sale, with references to various individuals and businesses.
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