Pritchard Writ Denies Jurisdiction Over Dispensary Funds
South Carolina Supreme Court in Columbia rules the federal court lacked jurisdiction to restrain payment from an $800,000 dispensary fund. It orders mandamus for $15,000 appropriation for the prosecution of alleged grafters, noting state constitution and statutes guide federal respect. The decision leaves the writ in abeyance pending further order.
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Supreme Court of
South Caroina
Columbia
Lyon
General Assembly
Britehird
Hyver
Federal Cour
Digrersary Commission
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Circuit Court of the
United States
Unclear OCR Item Hints At Missing Context
Fragmentary OCR text offers limited readability with no identifiable person, organization, place, or event. The readable portions do not form a complete factual item suitable for a concise news card.
Mobile Typographical Union leader fined for intimidation
In Mobile Louisiana a jury found Lawrence Burt president of the Mobile Typographical Union guilty of intimidation and abusive language. He was fined 75 dollars with appeals indicated to the state supreme court. The case involved threats against a female office worker connected to a typing machine teaching program for girls.
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Mobile Typographical Union
Mobile
Willy
Lawrence Burt
Mobile Typographical Unit
Supreme Court
Hurt
Ise L
Alebau
Bing
Miss Alphan
Burt
Bandit Robs Mail Car Aboard Oriental Limited
A bandit boarded the Westbound Oriental Limited on the Great Northern Railway at Bower's for Ideho near daylight Sunday. He robbed two mail clerks in the mail car, took bags of mail and fled after the train reached a way station. The robbery was discovered five hours later when the train reached Spokane.
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Robebry
Great Northern Railway
Oriental Limited
Fat Northern Railway
Bower’s
Fer
Spokane
Battleship Defects Highlighted Before Senate Naval Panel
War officers told the Senate naval committee that defects exist in American battleship construction. Captain Winslow and Commander Evans testified that ships built under the program were flawed from the start and remained deficient after leaving Hampton Roads.
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Senate
Cap
Cl. Winslow
Dhe Bureau of Navigation
Ent
Prest
Naval Committee
Evans
Hampton Roads
Virginia Clubs Close Sundays For First Time In History
Virginia clubs amid new rule close all bars on Sundays. The measure, effective on the 15th, bans all intoxicating drinks at clubs, including the oldest establishments.
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Bil
Byrd Pin
Night riders strike Birmingham Kentucky in racial attack
One hundred masked riders swept Birmingham Marshall county Kentucky on Monday night firing at six black residents, killing at least one, and whipping five others. John Scruggs and family were shot in their cabin. his granddaughter dies from the bullets. The mob warned about twenty five more blacks to leave the town before fleeing toward the Tennessee river.
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Birmingham
Marshall County
Kentucky
John Scruggs
Scruggs
Tennessee River
Night Riders in Kentucky Wreak Property Damage and Threats
A note warned farmer W. Bradshaw against employing Negroes as night riders. In Brooksville a large tobacco loss followed by guards at the local telephone exchange. A suspected night rider Vaugh Bennett was found dying near Woodford with a gunshot wound. Judge Gordon ruled insurance payouts may cover night rider losses if appellate support confirms the ruling.
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W. Bradshaw
Henderson
Woodford
Clarksville
Tenn
Vaugh Bennett
Bennett
Young Bennett
Gordon
Hopkinsville
Imperial Tobacco Company
British Trust
Princeton
Kentucky
Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Decide Not To Cut Wages
The Alabama Cotton Manufacturers' Association met in Birmingham and decided not to curtail wages. The group planned to discuss output and other concerns at the session.
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Alabama
Alabama Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Birming
Thien
Abyssinian Prince Ludwig Menelik Expelled From Germany
Prince Ludwig Menelik of Abyssinia is expelled from Germany as an undesirable foreigner. A near relative of the Abyssinian king, he sought to form mining, rubber, and cotton ventures in the kingdom. He has faced repeated charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Ludwig Menelik
Abyssinia
Germany
Porto Rico Lottery Bill Authorized by San Juan Assembly
The Porto Rican house of delegates in San Juan approved a bill to have the insular government run a lottery under the treasurer. The plan allocates 40 000 dollars monthly in prizes and outlines government supervision of the gambling operation.
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San Juan
Yellowstone Park’s Peaceful Wildlife Impresses English Tourist
A Troy Times account describes Yellowstone National Park as specially regulated to prevent shooting and foster harmony between humans and animals. Chipmunks, squirrels, eagles, wild turkeys, a doe and fawn interact calmly with visitors, while brown bears retreat when approached. The writer calls the scene charming and factual.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Troy Times
Chinese Students Abroad Seek Prolonged Study Under Imperial Order
The Board of Education requests the Throne to extend five more years of study for Chinese students abroad who are currently funded by the government. After completion they will be examined, and if successful may receive titles and appointments. Imperial sanction has been granted, according to the Shanghai Mercury.
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Board of Education
Shanghai Mercury
Mrs. Baker and Miss Teek Note Life Reflections
A compact Brooklyn Life item notes Mrs. Baker recounting a message from her old school friend Mrs. Jones who writes of beginning to live. Miss Ann Teek is asked whether she is widowed or divorced in a brief social mention.
Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer advertised cure
An advertisement claims Nervous diseases like fits and St Vitus dance can be permanently cured by Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. It offers two trial bottles and a treatise. Address listed is H R Kline, 031 Arch St Philadelphia PA. The copy warns against relying on luck and women.
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St. Vitus
Eczema Cured by Cuticura Treats Baby Rescue
A two month old girl suffered a terrible facial eczema with itching sores until five months old. After family doctor failed, Cuticura remedies cleared the rash in two months, leaving the baby fair and symptom free. Mrs H F Budke LeSueur Minn reports 1907.
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H. F. Budke
LeSueur
Minn
Free Cure for Rheumatism and Eczema Offered by Blood Balm
Botanic Blood Balm claims to cure rheumatism bone pain and eczema by purifying the blood. It says thousands of cases are cured after other treatments fail and offers a large bottle for one dollar with home directions. A free sample is advertised by Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga.
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Botanic Blood Paim
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
M. D
Pearl Street
New York
Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Promoted
An advertisement touts the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted family laxative. It claims the product has world-wide approval and is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. Available through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
First meeting with him ends in insult
Gussie recalls meeting a man who called her a fool and left her puzzled about his character. Knox adds that the man is very slow, reporting the encounter in a Philadelphia Press fragment.
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Gussie
Knox
Philadelphia Press
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International Fashion CO
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Boston
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Annie Hamilton
Stetsonville, Wis
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Johnson's Chill & Fever Tonic Co
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