Town Court Denies Plea in Bank Note Case
The state court ruling upholds the criminal case against the Bank of Notes issued by W oA Neal as superintendent of the State penitentiary. Judge Klugh presided in the circuit court with Judge Benet in the criminal case. The decision, issued yesterday, reinforces the prosecution’s theory in the money recovery matter.
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Buyents
Tu Hon Bank
Sanue
W Oa Neal
State Penitentiary
Reece
Klugh
Benet
Anis Diurtee Remedy Promoted by Dr E Detcohn Ad
A vintage ad touts Anis Diurtee priced at $100 claiming strong value beyond the amount, noting a child’s bedwetting relief and daytime relief. It mentions JP Mackey & Co druggists in Land Center and an immediate cure claim for various ages.
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I' Irresta
JP Mackey & Co
Land Center
8 CO
West Pennsylvanians suffer great flood loss record
A massive April flood devastates western Pennsylvania with 18 inches to three feet of snow and 200 mile rain zone. Pittsburg and surrounding towns face blackouts as electric and gas services fail, rail lines wrecked, and up to 8 million dollars in damage estimated. Thousands idle in factories and river towns struggle after the disaster. A government exhibit plan is approved for Charleston with senator McLaurin and Col. Elliott credited.
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Pittsbury
Piltshore
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Fat Davis Islam Dam
Monongahels
Aboo
Charleston
Senator McLaurin
Congressman Elliott
Washington
McLaurin
Col. Elliott
York Murderer Captured In Custody Of Oxford Sheriff
The York county case centers on Marion R Reese and Daniel F Lacky, both convicted of murder and once escaped from jail. Oxford Sheriff reports Reese matches the governor’s description. Mississippi requisition papers will be issued. Detective W H Newbold is to travel to Mississippi with Reese’s photograph for identification.
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Reese
Oxford
Mixs
York County
Marion R. Reese
Daniel F Lacky
Guv McSweeney
Clerk of Court of York
Mississippi
W H Newbold
Chester
Newbold
Wanted An Idea 72. A cryptic plea from readers
A fragment from a newspaper item shows a reader seeking an idea labeled as number 72. The readable text hints at a call for inspiration or solution from the public, but details and context are missing.
Roaring Flood Damages Telegraph Lines and Local Illness Cure
A fragment recounts a flood washing down a telegraph line near Lisbon Nebraska, with Charles Ellis repairing it while enduring cold. It notes a person nearly dying from consumption, but recovering after using Dr. King's New Discovery. The piece shifts to political opinion endorsing modernization in the South, citing McLaurin and urging progress and talent influx, attributed to the Greenville News.
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Chas
Ellis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Onaha
Dr. King
Crawfurd Reo
J F Mackey & Co
United States
South
Polis Cy
Greenville News
Browns Liver Bitters Advertisement Cautionary Claim
An old advertisement urges readers not to neglect the liver and promotes Browns Liver Bitters as a remedy to maintain liver health. It claims the tonic can prevent serious complications and, if disease has begun, will cure it permanently, portraying it as a strong health aid.
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Weste
Ake Ole
Akirte
Auitat Ale
Ganson Cash Store
Victor
Olinn
Kentucky
Chicago
Charles H. Sweeney
Greenville
WL Phillips
Dabugie Flats
Rush Street
Grenada Hotel
Sweeney
Mra Sweeney
Grenada
Thomas P Morgan
Sweeneys
Scott
Scott Bowne
Dr. E
Detcohn
West
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wheeling
Castoria Infante and
Childr
Clee
York
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