Mexican government educational exhibit opens at Nashville depot
A mobile Mexican exhibit travels in a car shown at the Nashville depot to display agricultural products pottery silver opals and ancient relics. Curated by Professor Nevin the display includes Aztec artifacts a replica Calendar stone and a Mexican kitchen. The car remains open through Sunday with crowds expected.
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Nashville
the Republic
S of Mexico
City of
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Nevin
Mexico City
Vagrancy Fines Handed Out by Inferior Court
In the inferior criminal court on Thursday Jim Thomas was fined $1 or ten days for vagrancy and Clara Williams was fined $5 or ten days on a separate vagrancy charge.
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Jim Thomas
Clara Williams
The Joy of Get ting flame TIZ Foot Bath Free Trial Offer
An ad promotes a TIZ foot bath claiming to remove corns bunions and pain. It urges readers to request a free trial by mailing to Walter Luther Wige & Co at 1223 S Wabash Ave Chicago TL.
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Walter Luther Wige & Co
S. Wabash Ave
Chio, TL
Canaries
Detective Boltz Suspended Over Attacks on Handcuffed Prisoner
City Detective Thomas Boltz faces a public hearing after suspension for allegedly striking a handcuffed suspect, Sam Brown alias J L Pitman, at Cedar Street house. Witnesses report Boltz and two patrolmen intervened as Pitman cursed Boltz, then Boltz allegedly struck twice with a billy and plunger before other officers intervened. The suspension and hearing were announced by Chief Crenshaw to Mayor Laz Schwarz on February 27, with no date set for the hearing.
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Laz Schwarz
Crenshaw
Boltz
Sam Brown
J. L. Pitman
Brown
Pitman
Cedar Street
St. Michael
St. Louis
Billy
Pittman
Stowaways Answer for Past Grabs in Wavelet Case
John Gallagher and Michael Sullivan, Irish stowaways, admitted after 15 hours aboard the German steamer Wavelet in Philadelphia port. They testified to having been in America before and were allowed to land with immigration inspectors Stretton and Worden noting their prior presence. A second stowaway, John Robert Harris from Texas, found on the Livingstone from Puerto Barrios, was also permitted to land.
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Holland
John Gallagher
Wavelet
Gallagher
Michael Sullivan
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Marseilles
France
Sullivan
Stretton
Worden
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Puerto Barrios
John Robert Harris
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Harris
Virgil Davis Death Noted Amid Court Subpoena Mention
Sheriff Palmer reports a deputy’s letter about Virgil Davis who has died before appearing in a city court case. the note mentions a subpoena and a party to appear during the current term, but omits location of the doom. The piece also comments on language about flight and horses.
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Virgil Davis
T. T. Palmer
Cure Rheumatism With Toris Compound Whiskey Mixture
A sensational advertorial claims a home cure for rheumatism using Toris compound one ounce and syrup of sarsaparilla mixed in half a pint of whiskey taken before meals and at night. The pitch promises quick relief, with the druggist ready to supply the exact sealed one ounce package, and adds a kidney tablet product for immediate relief.
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St. Benedict
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