Americans in Isle of Pines Protest Over Taxes and Sovereignty
Three hundred American citizens in the Isle of Pines say they will resist Cuban sovereignty and taxes, demanding American authority. They claim two thirds of land ownership, unsafe local justice, and assurances from Washington before moving there.
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Isle of Pines
Eays
Herald
Havana
Minister Squiers
Americas
Mr. Squiers
Palma
Island of
Cuba
Washington
United States
Palme
Better and More Economical Steel Fences for Farms
The era of cheap steel brings improved fences for large and small enclosures. American Field and Hog Fence uses heavy Bessemer steel wire, galvanizing, and no twelve inch spacing to secure crops and stock. Delivered in rolls of twenty or forty rods, heights range from 20 to 58 inches, with mesh sizes for different livestock.
Rush Faces Jury in Embezzlement Case in Mississippi
The state versus Phil A. Rush, Senatobia banker, charged with $100000 embezzlement from the state treasury during Robert Stowery’s tenure as treasurer, has been called in Hinds county circuit court. Governor Longino and Auditor Cele among witnesses. The room was crowded as jurors were chosen. Rush pleads not guilty.
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Misa
Phil A. Rush
Senatobia
Robert Stowery
Hinds County
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Cele
Rush
Greace
Remarkable fatality in Bronx home singing scene
A seven year old boy Oscar Mulled died after rupturing a blood vessel while attempting a high note during a home entertainment for 30 children in the Bronx. An autopsy confirmed the cause as the failed high note.
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New York
Bronx
Opera Cavalleria Rusticana
Oscar Mulled
Man's Bite Causes Death of Brooklyn Policeman
Patrolman John T. Collings died from blood poisoning after a prisoner bit him on the hand about 18 months earlier. He returned to duty after two days off, but symptoms recurred, and he died after being hospitalized. The incident occurred in New York.
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John T. Collings
Brooklyn
Collings
Cape
Collins
Mamie DeChrist in New Trouble Over Stolen Gems
Mamie DeChrist, known as the queen of diamonds, faces fresh legal trouble after demanding jewelry from her former employer E S Thonnessen and prompting a loan and alleged till shortage suit. A levy on her assets risks sale unless she posts bond as authorities argue who should receive the jewels.
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Youth Fatally Shot While Hunting Near Athens Ga
James Williams 16, son of Mrs. Mattie Williams and brother-in-law of T W Reed, shot himself while rabbit hunting on J F Comer farm two miles from Athens. He had gun cocked and was ducking brush when the load passed through his body on the right side. He died or is expected to die, with three doctors in attendance.
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Denver
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General Assembly
Peabody
Senate
United States
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Sprague
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Pryor Ag
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Athens
James Williams
Mattie Williams
T. W. Reed
Athens Banner
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Southern Lumber Manufacturers Meet in New Orleans
The 13th annual convention of the Southern Lumber Manufacturers Association opened in New Orleans with President N. W. McLeod of St. Louis presiding and Secretary George E. Smith at the desk. The annual address and secretary report highlighted booming lumber business and rising stumpage prices. Papers by R. A. Long Kansas City on stumpage and J. B. White Kansas City on yellow pine flooring grades were read, with I. C. Emochs Jackson, Mississippi discussing economy in manufacture.
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Southern Lumber Manufacturers Association
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St. Louis
George E. Smith
R. A. Long
Kansas City
J. B. White
I. C. Emochs
Jackson
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Panic in Church Sparks Stampede in Greene County
Fire during a holiness meeting in Greene County North Carolina caused a frantic rush to exits injuring several including a woman who broke her leg. Doors shattered by crowding and glass thrust resulted in multiple injuries as responders investigated the blaze.
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Greeneasboro
N. C
Turkish cuisine and vegetables praised as affordable for Americans
A discussion of Turkish dining highlights fish like red mullet and mussels, meats such as mutton and beef, and many vegetable dishes centered on tomatoes. Recipes include imambayıldı and moussaka, with pilaf and stuffed grape leaves as staples, while corned beef and pork are seldom used.
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Bosporus
Thia
Domestic Troubles and Life Pills Offer Relief
Advertisement notes Dr King’s Life Pills for stomach and liver troubles. Claims relief or cure from domestic “ruptures” and stomach issues. Mentions price 25 cents at M D Jamerson’s store.
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M.D Jamerson
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