Henry W Grady Jr Missing From Norfolk Hotel
Henry W Grady Jr the only son of the late Georgia editor vanished after leaving a Norfolk hotel with his wife and child to secure transport home Atlanta. Friends and relatives fear for his fate as searches extend to New York and police in many cities watch for him.
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Norfolk, Va
Atlanta
Henry W. Grady, Jr
Grady
Henry W. Grady
The
Atlanta Constitution
South
Norfolk
Eugene R. Black
New York
Mr. Grady
Sis
Dilidelt
Hebss
Constitution
Grace Gould
St. Louis
Neglected consumption cured by Scott's Emulsion promises
The ad warns that consumption begins as a slight suspicion and becomes incurable if neglected. It urges immediate use of Scott's Emulsion, claiming thousands of cases show the remedy shifts the balance toward health. A free sample request is offered from Scott & Howes in New York.
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Scott
Woman Confesses to Pushing Lukens Overboard on Yacht
A New Orleans case reports Mrs. Kate Jarreau admitting she pushed Earl Co Lukens, manager of the New Orleans branch of a correspondence school, overboard from the yacht Indian after an August 31 sail. Police hold her as a witness. Hans Reig fled the city after warnings to keep to the accident theory.
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Earl Co. Lukens
New Orleans
Lukens
Kate Jarreau
Richard
Two Murderers Killed by the Sheriff's Posse in Tennessee
A Rog ersville action ends in the deaths of Jim Wright and John Templeton, noted Hancock County desperadoes, after 25 men led by Joe Moss of Gate City Va pursue them near Rogersville. Wright dies after a final standoff, Templeton is instantly killed, and Wrights son is captured.
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Knoxville
Senn
Sentinel
Rogersville
Tenn
Jim Wright
John Templeton
Hancock County
Wrights
Joe Moss
Gate City
Wright
George Wolf
Spears’ Ferry
Jack Rogers
Templeton
Tennessee
Moss
Not Doomed for Like Three Years of Treatment
W A Greer of McConnellsville Ohio writes that after three years of treatment by good doctors for piles and fistula all failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. It cures burns, bruises, cuts, corns, sores, eruptions, salt rheum, piles or no pay. Available at Crawford Bros and J F Mackey Co drug stores.
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W. A. Greer
McConnellsville
Bucklen
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Bargains on fabrics and yard goods offered
Advertised textile sale lists 1000 yards striped and checked Dimities at 8 ets from 12 1-2 ets, 1000 yards Ginghams cut to 4 ets from 6 ets, 8 to 10 Grenadette pieces for ladies unlined at 23 ets from 30 ets, and 30 pieces Scotch Lawns described as fast reorders.
Eruptions Alter Island Landscape in Windward District
Sept. 6 reports from Kingston Island of St Vis in the Windward district describe the Soufriere eruption changes since Sept. 3. Rabacca river remains a fire stream a quarter mile wide, with ongoing steam mud and rock venting. Land appears to have advanced seaward, new ridges and valleys form on the west flank, and crops in Petit Bor dell e and Sharges suffer. Fifty laborers faced sudden activity Sept. 3 and escaped unharmed after a night of electric flashes and gas.
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Kingston
Island of
St. Viscent
Chateau Adair
Carib
Huracas
Petit Bors Delle
Sharges
Postmaster Dies After Lingering Illness at Pilot Mountain
Postmaster Jeonery Forkner of Pilot Mountain dies after a long illness. In a historical note, he reportedly sucked a ryeocurd down his windpipe from a threshing accident 71 years ago, later causing a running sore that emerged through the breast and persisted for decades before his death in September.
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Pilot Mountain
Sept.s
Jeonery Forkner
Plymoth Rock Cockovels Cheap er Now Than Inter An
Steadman announces Plymouth Rock cockerels offered at reduced prices compared with import options. Apply to IM for details and availability.
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Inter An
IM. Steadman
Dairy development in the South boosted by cottonseed meals
Mr T A Ransom explains how early Devon cattle gave way to Jersey stock as cotton seed products transformed Southern dairying. He notes the shift to feeds from oil mills, the rise of small and cooperative dairies near mills, and the role of the Southern Cotton Oil Company in expanding milk and butter production across cities and farm towns. The text emphasizes feed value, economics, and organized mills driving the dairy industry.
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T. A. Ransom
South
South Carolina Department of Agriculture
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Atlanta
England
Humber
South Carolina
Staten
Alli
Jersey
Devon
Durham
Holstein
Coronas
United States
National Department of Agriculture
Southern Cotton Ol Co
Carolinas
Georgia
Columbia
N. C
Ila
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Scott & Howne
Pearl Street
Earl Luken
Chicago
the Tribune
Sheriff's Posse
Pee Ee
Point de Bruxelles
Lancaster Mercantile
Nile
Yorkville Enquirer
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