Mecklenburg and Piedmont Picnic Reflections and Power Debate
The report describes a 1th Mecklenburg and PEnien county picnic with attendees from York Chester and Lancaster in South Carolina and North Carolina. It notes music by a local string band and a broad social gathering with meals and conversation about regional power interests and potential investments, including transport and finance concerns related to the Catawba region and power projects.
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York
Chester
Lancaster
South Carolina
Mecklenburg
Penien
North Carolina
Latticster
Roel Hhl
Bert Mill
Wastes
Charlotte
Ivisio
Teres Dines
Tas
Mauterpaie
Now King’s New Discovery Promises Cough Cure
Mrs. Chis Ayuile gate of Alexandria reports nightlong coughing and feverish symptoms her son suffered. After other medicines failed three one dollar bottles of Dr King’s Now Discovery cured his cough and lung troubles, with trial bottles offered at local stores Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co and W Eugene Vandertark.
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Chis Ayuile
Alexatdria
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Andy
Eugene Vandertark
Trampled Justices Suivig to Rise and Trial Details
A damaged OCR narrative reports a grand jury action and legal turmoil surrounding the killing at an inn area. It mentions Jett and White witnesses, alleged bribes, and expected trial dates extending into May.
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Darko
Cocaudinige
Curtis Jett
Awens
Davatlin
Death, Assassination, and Papal Death Announcements
A fragmented 19th century clipping reports the New Orleans murder of a district attorney by Clarence Lyons, followed by Lyons shooting himself. It also mentions Grover and Mrs. Cleveland welcoming a son, and a detailed obituary of Pope Leo XIII noting his death after lengthy illness and the solemn Papal funeral preparations.
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New Orleans
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Ho Ward Gar
Machoos
Clarence Bo Lyons
Cotton Jolly Lyons
Dielieb
Tena
Rome
Leo
Pontil
Lew
Pope Leo
Noble Guard
Fragmentary OCR News Item From Unknown Date
The readable segments mention JOPLNIsKaAL and Widsibe with stray words about a layered tale. No clear event, date, or location is established. Entities are uncertain and no coherent outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
Minerva Smith of Dansville Claims Remedy Suffers Loss
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Dansville Tennessee seeks relief after paying twenty yen for a supposed cure from Foley's Honey and Tar. The item was not relin and she alleges a bad bargain. Eugene Banter and Deo are mentioned in relation to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Smith
Dansville, T
Welless
Foley
Eugene Banter
unclear text regarding a doctor, stork nickname, and bill
Fragmentary report mentions a doctor nicknamed stork by some due to a large bill. The text references a town and a commission but facts are unclear and details are incomplete.
Bargain Store Ad Highlights Deep Discounts Across Goods
The advertisement promotes a countywide Bargains sale with reductions on shoes, vests, ribbons, umbrellas, and household items. It touts a large stock of white goods, muslins, lawn fabrics, organdies, linens, and embroidery at markedly reduced prices, urging shoppers to buy now before prices rise and highlighting old prices compared to current low rates.
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Andy
Barker
Hamburg
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