Woman Found Dead in Hotel Milton Registered as Mrs. McSmith
A fashionably dressed woman was found dead in a room at Hotel Milton where she checked in July 7 as Mrs. McSmith of New York or Washington. Two empty bottles, one drugged, one alcohol, were found beside the bed. Rev Allen K. Smith cited that the woman told him she used an assumed name for personal reasons and gave partial details on her true identity and family.
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St. Louis
Milton
Say
Allen K. Smith
Chistes
Church Cathedral
W.K. Dantes
New York
Mrsmith
Marthe Wiggins
KK. Street
N. W
Washington D G
Me. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Dantes
Legend of a Man Sold to Satan for Wine
An old legend tells of a man who sells his soul to Satan to have all desires fulfilled after years of wear. To free himself he refuses harming God and his father, ending by drinking and killing his father, cursing God, and dying as the contract ends. The tale is cited in the National Advocate.
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Satan
South Carolina military academy scholarship opening notice
Vacancy in Lancaster County for a state beneficiary scholarship at the South Carolina Military Academy. Competitive examination will determine grant recipients. Blank application forms are available from Cal. CO. 8. Gadsden, Chairman Board of Visitors, or the County Superintendent of Education. Fully completed forms must reach the office by the specified date.
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Lancaster County
Cal. CO
Gadsden
Board of Visitors
County Superintendent of Education
Gadsies
Beerd Uist
Pmiaw
Lid
Politician Tillman Dominates St Louis Convention Scene
The record notes Tillman’s forceful entrance into the St Louis convention fray as conservatives rally to shape the convention and draft a reply to Tadge Parker. It quotes reactions from Mr Tilman and others in Greenville News on Bryan’s stance and party finance debates.
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Tilnin
Alu
Hury
Uni
Thiman
Tillman
Tadge Parker
Peale
Lom Fort
Palley
Te Euniat Stantut
Frm
Santh Caro
AL Ras
St Louis
Greenville News
Ih the Oy
Lerrror of patients cured by King's New Discovery
The fragment describes a testimonial praising Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. It claims a patient gained 38 pounds after using the remedy and mentions free tea offered at Crawiford Brms stores in a historic newspaper tone.
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Wendy
Clas
Applewiite
Alexandria
Crawiford Brms
Phinney
Dyn
Crop conditions mixed across cotton belt this week
Washington July 15 The weekly summary of crop conditions notes cotton growing rapidly in parts of the belt drawing complaints about too rapid growth. Some western districts report shading and need for cultivation while parts of Texas and South Carolina show better cultivation. Weevils are increasing in the southwest as the overall outlook remains uneven.
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Washington
News Tier
Eatton Skulooth
Texago
South
Carolin
Texas
Eustern
Electric Bitters hailed as cure all by user in Looe
A reader from Looe Guiobrick of Quluen Cal claims fifteen years of rheumatic pain ended by Electric Bitters. The note touts the remedy as greatest medicine on earth for trouble, claiming liver and general disability relief with a few bottles, and lists local druggists Mackey Co and Funderburks Viarmuey as sellers.
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Piumvford Bros. A. Mackey & Co
Funderburks Viarmuey, Drugpiet
Receipt Fora Kiss and the Dark Pinzaaadil Romance
A fragment recounts a risqué instruction scene where romantic surrender is described with metaphor and suggestion. The piece hints at a “kiss on Mushed clock” and urges careful following of directions, ending with a claim of success in any climate.
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Ullee W Small
Youth assistant’s denial ends in conflict over pay
A country merchant’s clerk Joan S. is promoted from cash boy to beal clerk, receives several raises, and asks for more. The owner responds with a blunt joke about the clerk dying if left without him, illustrating a tense confrontation over wages and employment.
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Mer
Joan S
John
Messengers and mockers on Chestnut Street tale
A Philadelphia Press report describes a scene on Toad and Chestnut streets where a group of boys mocked quick messengers. One boy, Brand, ran along a slow street while another paused near Telegraph Office at Chestnut and Broad. The spooked messenger asked loudly about his mother and score.
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Fury
Boride
Philadelphes Press
Ronmge
Western
Bill
Untitled fragment hints at chaotic event schedule
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various times and locations including Camden and Weiam with unclear roles and dozens of mismatched phrases. No coherent event or names are reliably identifiable from the readable content.
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