Italian Girl Confesses to Baby Burial in New York
In New York April teens Deane Spinelle and uncle Smith Givio Buttacavetly were jailed after an alleged attempt to bury a baby alive. The girl, who said the uncle was the father, told jail matron Mrs Jarvis that they went to Hastings where he planned to kill the child with a hatchet, but she stopped him and the baby was buried. A Memphis excursion fare is listed for the 11th annual reunion of U C V.
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New York
Deane Spinelle
White Piaings
Smith Givio Buttacavetly
Greenville Post Office Shortage Leads to Arrest
A $1,178 shortage at the Greenville post office ends with the arrest of money order clerk and assistant postmaster Frank N Jordan. He confesses before Commissioner J G Hawthorne and is bound over to the October term of the U S court in a $1,500 bond. Uncle bondman Frank Nichols, a postmaster, guarantees his nephew’s appearance. Inspectors Moye and Moore report the office was orderly, with the shortage arising from the money order account.
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Greenville
Frank N Jordan
J G Hawthorne
United States
Frank Nichols
Jordan
H T B Moye
A J Moore
Postal Services
Vesuvius erupts prompting Paris departures for Raples
Vesuvius is in a state of active eruption and many people including scientists students and American tourists are leaving Paris by every train for Raples. A separate notice mentions a round trip ticket to the Confederate veterans reunion in Columbia on May 8 priced at 81 45.
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Memphis
Vesuvius
Paris
Raples
Columbia
Flood Wrecks Telegraph Line Forces Repair Work
A Lisbon Indiana man Chas C Ellis reports a flood washing out a telegraph line and soaking workers. He describes icy water and a severe cold turning into a cough that doctors said was consumption. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with a full cure after six bottles. Crawford Bros and J F Mackey Co advertise the remedy priced at 50c and 1.00.
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Chas, C. Ellis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
Crawford Bros
J and
J F Mackey & Co
Alive in Her Coffin in Alabama Funeral Scene
Mrs Frank Marlow appeared to revive during a funeral held at her Merris mac home near Hunteville Alabama Friday. She breathed and had a faint pulse before dying shortly after. The service resumed and the body was buried at Maple Hill cemetery. Cause of death listed as colic.
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Chattanooga
Tews
Frank Marlow
Merrismac
Hunteville
Ala
Marlow
Maple Hill Cemetery
Bucklon's Arnica Salve Advertises Piles Cure
An old advertisement promotes Bucklon's Arnica Salve as a remedy for piles and related pains. It claims thousands cured and markets it through Crawford Bros. and Jff Mackey & Co at 25 cents a box.
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Bucklon
Crawford Bros
Jff Mackey & Co
Governor Receives Mulberry Seeds For Silk Culture
The governor has received mulberry seeds sent by Miss Kelly from Haly to aid the state in preparing for silk culture introduction. The communication notes the seeds arrive as part of advancement efforts for sericulture within the state.
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Miss Kelly
Haly
Nin
Mr Newbold Leaves Columbia for Oxford to Retrieve Reese
Mr Newbold traveled from Columbia on Thursday intending to reach Oxford Mississippi to bring Masion R Reese back to South Carolina.
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Mr. Newbold
Columbia
Oxford
Miss
Masion R Reese
South Carolina
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SILK
Rhodes
Keovve
D & AL
Arle Ganson
Dol
Crime In
Scott
Scotur Bowne
Chemin New York
EB Detcohn
Frresta
JF Mackey & Co
Lancenter
Tillman and
M'Laurin
Charleston Evening Post
McLutie
Willmam
Evening Post
Tillman
Belaurin
McLaurin
Willman
Mes Lauria
Senate
Wasington
Joey
Latimer
Mes Laurin
John Gary Evans
Campagnn
Andy
Ingersoll
Miller
Birmingham
N. Y
Mareng Miller
Robert Jogersoll
Floral Park Cemetery
Snyersoll
Mount
Joe Couilonl
Cathe
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