Gettysburg veteran returns in ragged relic suit
Alexander Hunter of Virginia, wearing a tattered gray uniform with a bullet hole, revisits Gettysburg fifty years later. A former Black Horse Cavalry member, he attracts strong attention as he tours the town in his worn regalia. Captain W. H. Fleig of House—is noted among the oldest veterans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Hunter
Virginia
Gettysburg
Herries
Black Horse Cavalry
W. H. Fleig
Hous
Resinol Soap Promises Clear Skin and Healthy Hair
Resinol Soap claims to improve skin and hair by using its Resinol medication to prevent redness roughness pimples and dandruff. It argues ordinary harsh soaps aggravate conditions and promotes daily use for cleansing and refreshing lather with purity and a wholesome odor. Trial size offered free from Dept. 1-A Resinol Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Baltimore
Veterans and coincidences mark Gettysburg encampment visit
In Washington January field reports tell of Civil War veteran Captain Fleig who served in the Confederate navy and the 82 year old John Francis Key of Pikesville Maryland a Confederate veteran visiting Gettysburg. A striking meeting occurs between two men named John Carson from Burlington New Jersey and Burlington North Carolina both sides of the war. Civil War nurses also reunite in a house on the main street during the encampment.
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Ton
Texas
Fleig
Gettysburg
Francis Scott Key
John Francis Key
Pikesville
Second
Maryland Infantry
Key
John Carson
Burlington
N J
Jersey Carson
Child Dies From Rattler Bite Near Centerville
In Bibb County Alabama Lowery Clifton three is dead after a rattlesnake bit him in the River Bend area eight miles northwest of Centerville. The boy died after hours of suffering at 2 am. His mother Pearl Clifton grieves as the neighborhood mourns the tragedy and recalls prior losses in the family.
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Centerville
Ala
Lowery Clifton
Pearl Clifton
River Bend
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Dealer Profit Over Cost
A fragment argues Foley Kidney Pills are pressed on voters for dealer profit, claiming they cost more than cheap substitutes yet deliver better kidney and bladder relief. A patient letter from A J Walsh of Sneffles California requests rapid shipment, praising the pills as the sole cure for rheumatism. The text references Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Fev
Foley
A. J. Walsh
Sneffles
Calif
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Man shoots man on porch during dispute over lingering
Anthony Wilson shot John Golson in the neck on his porch late Tuesday night after Golson moved toward Wilson's rear pocket. Wilson was arrested on assault with a pistol, claiming Golson had visited repeatedly despite warnings.
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Anthony Wilson
John Golson
Wilson
George Mills
Golson
Delighting Fourth of July Excursion to Battles
Families and friends invited to join a Glorious Fourth outing at Battles with bathing, fishing, music, dancing and meals. Steamer Pleasure Bay departs at 9 30 a m from Dauphin Street for North Wharf and Battles. return on James A Carney at 5 p m via North Wharf to the city.
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Pleasure Bay
Dauphin Street
North Wharf
James A. Carney
Ar King’s New Life Pills Promote Quick Relief Claim
Buffalo man Paul Mathulka hails Ar King’s New Life Pills as the “king of all laxatives” for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. He says they bless his family and he keeps a box at home. Price 2 cents. Distributed by Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
Racommansen
Van
Antwerp Drug Corp
Senate Democrats pledge on tariff bill expected soon
Senate Democrats are to be bound by their caucus to vote for the tariff bill as reported binding them to the amendments passed. Louisiana's Ransdell and Thornton are likely to refuse. The caucus resumes work with at least one more session and a closing session planned for tomorrow before the bill is sent to the Senate next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Democrats
Ransdell
Thornton
Louisiana
Finance Committee
Senate
Clearing Site for New Mobile Theatre to Begin
Demolition bids opened by Arch WET GEOTRE DB Rogers for clearing the ruins of the Mobile theatre destroyed in January. Contract expected to be awarded today and work to start soon, with the new theatre planned on the same site and ready for occupancy as soon as the 1910 season opens in December.
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Arch Wet Geotre DB
Rogers
Polbeck
Court docket notice for various chancery cases adjourned
Chancery Court entries list Thompson versus Coleman and others with pleadings and decree pro confesso. Petition matters include Evelyn McGrath to remove disabilities of non age for Lydia Good man. Adjournment set for Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Chancery Court
Chancery
Smith
Joseph W. Thompson
Henry Coleman
Evelyn McGrath
Lydia” Goodman
Alphonse Taplin
Mary ‘Paplin
Willie Criminale
Eras Ae
William M. Mastin
Mastin, Jr
Albertine Harrub
Michael A. Werks
Jo' Oelook
The Summer Girl and The Summer Woman
A comparison notes the contrast between the joyful summer girl and the weary summer woman burdened by back pain sleeplessness and fatigue. Claims kidney trouble is the cause and presents Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy illustrated by a customer testimonial from Mrs M J Strickland of Willing Ala and a product endorsement from Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Mra. M. .J. Strickland
Mr. Willing
van Antwerp Drox Corporation
City Briefs Highlight Local Political and Civic Appointments
President Charles B Henderson of the Alabama railroad commission spent Sunday in Mobile and left for Montgomery Wednesday after discussing his gubernatorial bid. A C Tonsmeire of City Bank & Trust Co became treasurer of the State Normal School at Daphne, filing his bond. Julia M Allen qualified as notary by bond. John Craft, head of the Alabama Good Roads Assn, returned from Birmingham and is recovering from an automobile accident in Greenville. J C Potter appointed chief clerk of auditors for the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Rail Road Co. J J McEwan resigned as auditor of disbursements for the M and T Railroad at Dallas. Lindsay named assistant chief clerk.
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Charles B . Henderson
Alabama Railroad Commission
Paseday
Mobile
Montgomery
A. C. Tonsmeire
City Bank & Trust Company
State Normal School
Daphne
Ala
Julia M. ‘Allen
John Craft
Alabama Good Roads Association
Alabama Association For the Improvement
Birmingham
Greenville
J.C. Potter
Theew
Orleans
Chicago
J. J. McEwan
M. & T. Railroad
Dallas
Texas
Tor. Lindsay
Dickens of Mobile Declares Bankruptcy in District Court
Alfonse Dickens of Mobile, a laborer, was adjudicated bankrupt in the United States district court after filing a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. His listed property includes 8796 and none.
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Alfonse Dickens
Mobile
United States District Court
Pbuulen
Anata
Greatest Forgery of Modern Finance
Lamar alleges a vast 1901 era conspiracy involving James R. Keene, Edward Lauterbach, and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. to manipulate Union Pacific stock, fund fatal schemes, and conceal a forged ledger totaling hundreds of millions. He claims telephonic pressure and forged balances fueled takeovers of major rail interests and ore properties for immense profit.
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Sage
James R. Keene
Lamar
Keene
Union Pacific
Er. H. Harriman
Asea
Edward Lauterbach
Lauterbach
Washington
Foraker
Judge Lovett
Edwaerd Lauterbach
Ameon Bamines
Harriman & Kahn Loeb
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway
Union Pacei
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Farley Acquitted on Blind Tiger Charge
Frank Farley was acquitted on a prohibition law violation in an early Tuesday court session. His Dog River business was seized with several others in the district by Special Officer John New of the Retail Liquor Dealers' Protective League. He faced a $500 fine and costs on appeal after a hung jury in city court.
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Frank Farley
Drowning of War renberg in Newark Bay
Sees sweetheart link Vita Selow of Hoboken. War renberg nineteen of Hoboken drowned in Newark Bay at Dunfort Avenue Jersey City. He dived from a boating party and was not recovered. his fiancée Vita Selow was present.
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New York
Ffitzy Warrenberg
Hoboken
Newark Bay
Dunfort Avenue
Jersey City
Vita Selow
Death of Mrs Virgin Grant Corbin
Mrs Virgin Grant Corbin, last surviving sister of General U S Grant, died last night at her home in East Orange New Jersey aged 81 Her husband Abel R Corbin a legislator and editor of Covington Kentucky died in 1880
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Associated Press
New York
Virgin Grant Corbin
U. S. Grant
Hast Orange
N. J
Abel R. Corbin
Covington, Ky
Fire Nearly Destroys Havana Department Store
The Associated Press reports a major fire in Havana on Obispo street nearly destroyed the American department store owned by the Harria brothers. The building, the largest in the city, suffered about 200000 dollars in damage.
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Associated Press
Havana
Obispo Street
Harria Brothers
Alabama man elected president at deaf schools convention
John W. Jones of Alabama was elected president of the superintendents of schools for the deaf at the annual convention which closed last night in Indianapolis. W. O. Connor of Georgia was named vice president.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Jones
Alabama
Superintendents of Schools For the Deaf
W. O. Connor
Georgia
The Greatest Annoyance of Shopping Article
A critique of stores selling “just as good” articles urges customers to seek direct answers. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the genuine dandruff remedy, claims it stops itching and hair loss, and offers samples and dealer assurances with money-back guarantees.
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Newbro
Herpicide Company
Dept. A
Detroit
Mich
van Antwerp Drug Co
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