Odd Excuses by Men Avoiding Jury Duty in Bexar Court
In a Bexar County district court, jurors offer varied excuses to dodge service. The judge often accepts the claim, seating capable jurors, while excuses cite deafness, lost limbs, reading or writing issues, voting status, or opposition to hanging.
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Bexar County
Capudine Promises Quick Relief for Headaches and More
An old advertisement touts Capudine as a universal remedy by Hicks Capuchine. It claims rapid relief from feverishness headaches heat or cold related pain and general nervous tension with a promise to restore well being.
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Hicks’ Capuchine
Ae Capudine
Hemes
Free to the Ruptured Plasta-Pads for home treatment
Plapao Laboratories of St Louis Missouri offers FREF trial of seven Appno for rupture treatment. Self adhesive pads provide private, strapless support without a truss. Write for this home remedy scanning marvel.
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Stuart
Plapao Laboratories
Block 49
St. Louis
Free to Asthma Sufferers Offer Promises Cure
An advertisement claims a New Method cures asthma at home at no cost to the patient. It targets hopeless cases and those who have used inhalers or opium preparations, urging readers to mail a coupon and begin cure immediately.
Jury excuses and comic refusals in court
A historic report describes jurors offering far fetched reasons to dodge duty. From rent payers to toothaches and missed dinners, observers note the varied ploys. Judges remain firm, with many jurors ultimately serving despite elaborate alibis.
Grant Was to Be Democratic Nominee in New Ohio History
Columbus dispatch reports Colonel William A. Taylor presents a new Ohio history claiming southern Democrats planned for Ulysses S. Grant to be Democratic nominee. McLean of Cincinnati and Confederate officers pushed Grant as a southern friendly choice. Grant’s name arose as Republicans shifted from civilian candidates.
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Columbus
Ohio
William A. Taylor
Middle West
Taylor
Ulysses S. Grant
White House
Washington McLean
Cincinnati
John R. McLean
Grant
Reublican Party
Thomas C. Call
Jones sails for Holland to settle $500,000 estate backed by Rockefeller
Mrs Emma Spellman Jones, longtime Fort Wayne resident now in Chicago, has sailed for Holland to oversee a settled estate valued at about $500,000. John D. Rockefeller provided financial backing after she presented the case, as his wife is an aunt of Mrs Jones. She is the daughter of Rev R D Spellman, a noted Indiana Pioneer Methodist.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Emma Spellman Jones
Chicago
Holland
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