Chinn Replies To St Louis Post-Dispatch Over Mailed Shirt Claim
Kentucky senator Col Jack P Chinn of Danville responds to a St Louis Post-Dispatch request by denying ever using or endorsing a mailed shirt as a defense. He rejects the notion, asserts he would fight openly with weapons provided by nature, and vows peace while criticizing the idea. The exchange appears in Frankfort dated March 9 1908.
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Frankfort
Jack ‘Chinn
Kentucky
United States
Col. Chinn
Lucky Senate
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Kian
The President Backs Down on Brownsville Troop Recall
An old article notes the President's reversal on recalling units from Brownsville. It questions the political motives, calls the move expedient, and debates whether the action reflects official duty or cheap compromise.
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ier-Journal
Reis
Brownsville
Knights Templar gathering to crown Lebanon visit
The Knights Templar of Kentucky will meet in Lebanon next May with about 1,500 visitors. Grand Commander Sir W R Johnston helps prepare, promising a grand parade of plumed knights and a milestone event for Lebanon. The Sun funded at $100 annually.
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Marion Falcon
Knights Templar of
Kentucky
Lebanon
Richard Coeur de Lion
Percival
W.R. Johnston
C. H. Litsey
Sir Litsey
Cure and Prevent Cholera Say Lexington Man
W. T. Ballenger of Lexington Kentucky claims Bourbon Hoe Cholera Remedy can cure and prevent cholera. The product is sold widely. The article notes the global mining workforce numbering six million, with over a third in the British empire.
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W. T. Ballenger
Lexington
Eis
British Empire
Neuralgia Relief Advertised by Dr Miles Pills
An old medical advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a neuralgia remedy. Testimonials from users Catherine Barton and REI praise rapid relief with minimal side effects, noting relief after one or two tablets. The ad credits Miles Medical Co. and lists Elkhart Indiana as a contact location.
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Miles
Ties
Atherine Barton
Roe Rei
Bene You O Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Local residents host activites嘉 in this Kentucky notes
Joe Fenwick and family visit Mrs Adams. Jake Hiatt travels from Kansas City for Kentucky visit. Several locals, including Misses Fenwick Canary and Sadie Fenwick, stay with Mackville friends. Mrs Barker and family entertain guests. Father Gabe conducts Sunday service. numerous visits between Barker, Adams, Mayes, and Showmaker households noted.
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Joe Smith
Leo
Raywick
W. G. Adams
Jake Hiatt
Kansas City
Kentucky
Pearl
Louise Fenwick
W. A. Barker
Mary Hughes
Willie
R. E. Showmaker
Mattie Begley
Simmstown
Verna Rodgers
Sadie Mayes
Mackville
Dan Rodgers
Fay Miller
W. T. Barker
J. W. Barker
Henry Epperson
Lee Riley
This Place
Gabe
J. D. Barker
Springfield
Bob Mayes
Ethel Barker
Administrator's Sale Notice for G W Lambert Estate
All persons with claims against the estate of G W Lambert deceased must present them proven by May 1 1908 to T Scott Mayes at his Springfield Ky office. Cossy Cattl ett is administrator of G W Lambert Mackville Ky Rt 1
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G. W. Lambert
T. Scott Mayes
Springfield
Cossy Catlett
Mackville
Rt. 1
Advertising opens vast field of opportunity for business
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Marion Falcon Died Suddenly at 65 in Briar Hill
Miss Josephine Elder died suddenly at her brother George Elder’s home from heart trouble. Funeral services were held at St Charles on Monday. She was about sixty five and survived by four sisters and four brothers. She was regarded as an excellent lady in the community. Jac k Taylor of Briar Hill, Ky endorses Bourbon Poultry Cure for turkey diseases, claiming quick recovery after treatment.
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Marion Falcon
Josephine Elder
George Elder
St. Charles
Clubbing Rates in Louisville Newspapers Outline
Fragmentary notice lists clubbing rates for The Sun The Louisville Times The Sun and The Louisville Post. It references single and Sunday editions with unspecified durations and prices and mentions the Daily journal and Romad era dates.
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the Sun
Louisville Times
Daily Journal
Sun
Romadier-Journal
The
Louisville Post
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Clover
Timothy
H. D. Stiles
Springfield, Ky
Taft
Foraker
Fairbanks Et al
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Fenwick
Jack Taylor
Briar Hill
Hertlein
Adolph Hertlein
Ooran
Courier-Journal
Louisville Herald
Nashville American
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Atlanta
St. Louis Republic
St. Louis Globe
New York
Breeders’ Gazette
Country Gentleman
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Scrabner’s
Ledger Monthly
Harper’s Magazine
Harper’s Week
Sunny South
Louisville
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Kentucky State Journal
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