Tillman Debating Tactics and a Senator's Remedy
In a lively Senate session a teller details how Senator Spooner, under heavy scrutiny of a bill, seeks a physician’s advice for stamina. The doctor prescribes pills as a tonic with dosing tied to the day’s anticipated questioners. The exchange unfolds with names Spooner, Wisconsin and Tillman noted as next debaters in sequence.
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Spooner
Senate
Wisconsin
Tillman
South Carolina
Capitol
Lexington youth killers charged in Addison Chion case
In Lexington Kentucky on July 24 Blauche O'Brien of Memphis and Karl Whitney of Nashville were charged after they killed Addison B. Chion during a home robbery. The two boys were implicated in the deadly burglary and faced formal charges in court.
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Lexington
Blauche O'Brien
Memphis
Karl Whitney
Nashville
Addison B. Chion
Electric Bitters credited with curing rheumatism case
A Colusa California man, Joe Golobick, says fourteen years of rheumatic pain ended after using Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy also helps liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Retailing at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Crawford Bros., J. F. Mackey & Co., and Vanderburk Pharmacy.
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Oktura
Joe Golobick
Colusa
Calif
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Vanderburk Pharmacy
Indiana Mob Meant Business Ends in Lynching and Fire
A mob in Danville Indiana killed a black man from Evansville after a confrontation on Main Street then dragged his body to the jail and burned it amid clashes with sheriffs deputies. Seven others were shot or beaten and the town remained under guard by federal troops as protests and violence continued.
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Danville
Evansville
Ind
Henry Gate Terman
James Wilson
Alyon
Here
Wilson
East Main Street
Henry Gatterman
Fort Monroe
Buildi i
HH. Hines
Otto Heinke
Ben Rich
Gunter urges lynching curb via voting and office ban plan
The State reports Attorney General Gunter proposes a constitutional approach to curb lynching by tying voting and office holding to lawful conduct. He notes a postdueling ban precedent and suggests a similar measure could deter lynching with broad public support, requiring legislative and popular approval.
Fiendish bar blaze kills eight workers in Don district
Petersburg correspondent of The Daily Mail reports a bar fire in Sebalajifla district Don where eight female laborers died after an attempted molestation. Vengeful assailants fired the building and fled as the blaze burned, with victims unable to escape.
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Lamon
Petersburg
The
Daily Mail
Sebalajifla
Don
New Comet New Shiven Seen Near Earth This July
The new comet, about twenty eight million miles away, travels twenty five miles per second with two distinct tails visible in a small telescope. Its nucleus spans around two hundred million miles in diameter, and the tails run two to three million miles long. The object is brightening but will not be more visible after August as it recedes from Earth. it will pass between Earth and the Sun and become invisible on that date.
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New Shiven
Lel Mason Smith
Yale Observatory
Howie
Nuelous
Health Before Wealth Promotes Constipation Cure
Health advisory warns nine of ten ailments begin with constipation and urges CASCARETS as the cure. It claims vast mortality from constipation, notes a new medicine's rise, and cites ten million annual boxes as proof of effectiveness. Emphasizes buying genuine CASCARETS in metal boxes stamped CASCARETS.
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Natuce
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Saturday Evening Post
United States Senate
Indiana
J. L. Mayfield
Mls
Adam
Merry
White
Tuy Thais Infantry
Springfield
Gunter
Gunter Yestonlay
Tf Aman
Russia
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