Mary Surratt's Cry Echoes From Lincoln Conspiracy Trial
Harry Rowe recalls the Lincoln assassination night in 1865 and the trial of Mary Surratt and conspirators. He shares his struggle with alcohol, a doctor’s intervention, and his claim that Mary Surratt’s death row screams linger in memory amid July heat and military guard.
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Harry Rowe
Grand Opera House
Rowe
Ford's Opera House
Washington
Lincoln
Mra Surratt
Lewis Payne
David E Harrold
Bors
Europe
New York
Glenwood
Surratt
Payne
Harrold
Atreroth
Samuel A. Mudd
Lemuel Arnold
Michael McLaughlin
Edward Spangler
Johnson
Mrs Surratt
Mary
Hancock
Fragmentary eyewitness lines on the Surratt case and Washington
A short fragment recalls Miss Surratt starting weeks after her mother’s hanging. The speaker describes release from a prison and a lingering distrust of Washington, noting a muffled scene and lack of evidence of the hanging.
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Miss Surratt
Er Mother
Washington
Boston Club Backs Free Silver In Late News Brief
A late news digest reports the Second Nationalist Club of Boston endorsing free silver. Other items note a attempted train robbery in Kansas, violent incidents in Alabama and Indiana, a fatal shooting in Cambridgeport, a bank cash theft case in Superior, weather and ship movements in Duluth, a fatal sawmill explosion near Fremont Colorado, robberies in Massachusetts, and a Red Cross bread shipment to famine Russia from New York.
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Kansas Pacific
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Smithsonia
Ala
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Houston
Tex
Cy Foster
St. Wayne
Ind
Mary Feeney
Monticello
Lil
Beaver Lake
Wis
Peter Hero
Sobn Pisborg
Hugo Reberburg
Cambridgeport
William E. Cunningham
Margie Williams
Cunningham
J. J. Haliowell
West Superior
Abe
Philadelphia
Duluth
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Col
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Mansfeld
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J. M. Traut
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J. M. Haines
Russia
Society of the Red Cross
Great Western
New York
Tyne Head
Masked Venom And Malaria Air Risk Warned
A warning asserts that breathing air tainted with malaria can cause illness and compares the hazard to a poison. It endorses Hos teter's Stomach Bitters as a sole reliable defense against malarial infection and related ailments such as rheumatism and constipation.
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Hostetter
610 Century sale at P C C Clothing Stores Pittsburg
5 000 men's fine suits advertised at 10 dollars each with hundreds of styles formerly priced up to 20. The ad touts Grant and Diamond streets location, claims superior selection over rivals and urges readers to visit for a two day sale, plus mentions Northrop's patent ceilings and Iron City Brewing Company beer offerings.
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P. C. C. C. Clothiers
COR. Grant and Diamond
P.c Cc. C
Pittsburg
Clothiers
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Streets
Custom Is a Great Thing
Local readers respond to Lawrenceville Amber flour fort product with broad satisfaction. Women express positive experiences and urge others to try the item, claiming notable quality and usefulness across daily tasks.
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Lawrenceville
Gold Watch Exhibition and Sale at Smithfield Corner
A solid gold watch will be wound up and sealed next Friday afternoon from 2 to 8 o'clock in Saller & Co. window at the corner of Smithfield and O mond streets. Also advertised are Littell’s laundried shirts at 203 Smithfield Street and Us8u Bueree bottles at 2 cents each.
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Smithfield
Omond Streets
Littell
Smithfield Street
Thas
Meopadlil
Maryland physician found murdered near Millington
Dr J H Hill of Millington Md was killed in a staged carriage ambush after a professional call to Massey Cross Roads. His wife found him in a stable with fatal throat wounds. Wheel tracks show the vehicle was intercepted and sent homeward. No killers identified.
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WimmetTex
Del
J. H. Hill
Millington
Massey
Queen
Kent Railroad
Royal Baking Powder Promises Superior Quality and Longevity
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as superior for bread and biscuits, claiming whiteness, sweetness, lightness, and fine flavor. It asserts it preserves strength and moisture, with the last spoonful matching the first, and that a smaller amount goes further than other brands.
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