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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1888

Page

4

Will Mr Fuller Accept Chief Justice Offer?

Washington May 6 A rumor says Melville W Fuller may decline the Chief Justice nomination. Critics note his seven daughters and Chicago ties. a $10 500 annual salary could be insufficient to preserve social status. A close friend expects acceptance but a formal move awaits the commission.

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Out of danger for Dom Pedro Brazil and mississippi flood alarm

Dom Pedro is considered out of danger while the Mississippi flood rises to alarming proportions. Other items note Lord Stanley’s appointment as Governor General of Canada, a deadly Canton River flood, and various political and criminal updates across the country.

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Robbery Attempt on Baltimore and Ohio Limited Express

At Mansfield Ohio a thief boarded the smoking car of the Baltimore and Ohio Limited Express No 6 around 1 am and tried to take watches from three passengers. Conductor Corwin knocked him senseless with a lantern, a corporal from Fort Keogh handcuffed the prostrate man once awake, and the crowd overruled police action. The thief was beaten and released after the search found no weapons. The stolen watch was returned.

Dunmany Ireland Cork W. ©. Chamberlain Texas Paris Pasteur New York la Giscogne North Bend Lewis Brown Joe Soward Harrison Stapleton Brown Edward E. Webster San Francisco Gloucester Mass Nathaniel Watts Baltimore Collymine Bessemer Mich Frank Robotsky Eniine Mary E. Reynolds Gresham Missouri Supreme Court Fort Hill N. C Clemson Justice Truax New York Superior Court Corwin Company G Fifth Infantry Fort Keough Mont National Asylum Iwo

Two Steamers Collide Off Cape Henlopen

The British steamer Benizon bound for Philadelphia towed into Norfolk in distress after colliding with the Eureka from New York to New Orleans. The Eureka disappeared after the collision. Benizon suffered a stove bow but stayed afloat. Thirty eight crew on the Eureka and no passengers aboard.

Norfolk Benizon Aikenhead Matarizas Philadelphia Eureka Quick New York New Orleans Benizen Cape Henlopen Benivon

Botanic Blood Balm touted as great purifier and tonic

An advertisement proclaims B. B. B. as a powerful blood purifier and tonic curing scrofula kidney troubles catarrh skin humors rheumatism eruptions boils and more. It claims to be a wonderful remedy for various ailments.

Pauper Dies with Gold Found in Dress at Poor House

Eliza Maxwell an elderly sheltered pauper at the county poor house died recently. Her dress yielded a pocket book with $40 in gold, found by an attendant who noted heaviness. Superintendent Alexander turned the money over to the county treasurer for the general fund. A fragment mentions a sales pitch for cloth samples from a New York firm.

Eliza Maxwell Alexander Harlotte Chronicle

Weddings in Paris Describe Double Ceremony at St Merri Church

A Paris correspondent recalls two wedding processions at the Church of St Merri. The brides wore white satin, guests gathered in chapels, and a beadle oversaw duties while bridesmaids and groomsmen attended. The scene included hotel guests, banners, and post ceremony celebrations with carriages and charitable spectators selling toys and towers to onlookers.

Bois de Vincennes Caeda Paris Layrondlady Church of St. Merri Hue St. Martin Baltimore St. Medric Clara Loan Viste Beadle Mul North Carolina Gye

Prospector Recalls Dancing Deserts Giants of Nevada

White Pine's Joseph Grandle describes the summer phenomenon of giant sand columns, or waltzing dervishes, rising from dust to hundreds of feet high. He cites July as peak, notes their silent motion, and tells how prospectors like Joe McCann were inspired to strike it rich after surviving a towering sand column in White Pine valley and nearby springs.

Moyer Nevada Joseph White Pine York Sun Spring Valley Luni Perannegat Joe McCann Hoe Leiselings Joe Faro Pioche

President Cleveland Autograph Album Prank

A Washington special reports a Pittsburgh Press item about a woman seeking President Cleveland's autograph. Clerk Mr Pruden obtains permission to sign but only on a genuine autograph album, not a blank page. The woman buys a new album and returns to the White House. Cleveland signs, but the inscription lists Grover Cleveland as the man's name. The piece notes general political and social musings about fashion and domestic life.

Cleveland Albu Washington Pittsburgh Presse White House Tandine Pruden Honora Wondleman Mgr. Pruden Wrankingham Wowan Grover Cleveland

Tracheotomy Tube Case Shows Striking Recovery

A former Royal Engineers private who lost voice after Egyptian service and throat infection now lives with a permanent tracheotomy tube six years after the operation. He breathes easier, speaks by blocking the airway with a finger, and keeps a spare tube. The device is silver, bent like a quadrant, with a neck shield and tapes for securing it.

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Fuller the New Chief Justice A Maine Born Lawyer

Melville Weston Fuller is described as a lawyer born in Augusta Maine on February 11 1833 with a lineage of jurists. He studied at Bowdoin and Harvard Law, practiced in Chicago, engaged in politics and served in the Legislature and national conventions. He married twice and has five daughters and a son, noted for his handsome appearance and Democratic loyalties.

Lynchburg Lexington Kansas Republican State Convention Plimb Ingalls Blaine Vatican Paris France Ridgewood Jacksonville Fla. Juosa Commodore Norman Wilson Northwest Minneapolis Geo FF. Montgomery Vincennes Ind South New York Mailand Express Melville W. Suller Peace Ilinois Dennis McLaughlin New Haven Derby Win Hopkins Rabun Gordon National Bureau of Eugraving and Printing Blakely Hale New York Sun Berlin Charlottenburg Gea Caldwell Catholic University Washington, D. C Pratt Mines Birmingham Alu Court of Common Pleas Middle District Maine Massachusetts Supreme Court Cleveland Augusta Bowdoin Phelps Fuller Bangor Harvard University Chicago Long John” Wentworth Tuller Springfield Michigan C ‘Ity Stephen A. Douglas State Supreme Court Yates Whitehouse Cheney Babuixin Reformed Episcopal Church Saller Supreme Court of United States Hoe Washington Mr. Fuller Democratic Party Union Protestant Episcopal Church

Peculiar Skin Phenomena Noted At Meeting

A speculative report from a biology meeting describes unusual skin reactions with dry texture and tiny electric tufts. Authors discuss these phenomena as occurring in hot dry climates and relate them to seasonal weather and fashion notes.

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Mysterious Package Substitution Stuns New York Bank

Treasury says no further action. brown paper pack substituted for RAL.600 currency sent for redemption at American Exchange National Bank of New York. Treasurer Wyatt (Styatt) notes department cannot act. responsibility lies with bank and express company.

Washington Treasury Department American Exchlinge National Bank of New York Styatt Express Company

Gilder's Liver Pill Claims Supreme Cure All

The Southern Vegetable Pill is touted as a household remedy across the South and West for dyspepsia biliousness malaria and liver diseases. After one trial readers are urged to join ten million users and mail 25 cents for purchase via Goul­der's Pills from G Barrett & Co Augusta GA.

Goulder United States G. Barrett & CO Augustta, GA

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