Price Sees Democratic Convention Set as Cut and Dry
Elba candidate Kyle B. Price filed a delegate statement claiming the national convention will be a formality and that his campaign costs were minimal. He said he spent 20 cents and would pay $99 to attend as a delegate. McKee awaits grand jury action in Montgomery after a L N train robbery arrest. Camp Lomax vets renounce supporting any candidate and warn against using camp letterhead. Ismael Wheeler, serving seven years for burglary, escaped from Henderson Lumber camp in Tuscaloosa. A Montgomery drive seeks funds to send needy Confederate soldiers to the Birmingham reunion May 15.
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Montgomery
Ala
Kyle B. Price
Elba
Price
Tom
Mr. Price
Ismael Wheeler
Sumter County
Henderson Lumber Company
Tuscaloosa County
Birmingham
Woman credits Pinkham’s Compound for avoiding surgery
Des Moines Iowa Mrs Blanche Jefferson recounts illness four years ago and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after her husband opposed surgery She recommends the product to other women and notes confidential medical advice is available from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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Tes Moines
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Blanche Jefferson
Lyon St
Des Moines
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Evolution of the kettledrums in the Philharmonic and history
The article traces kettledrums from ancient use by barbarians and Parthians to their role in the New York Philharmonic and British cavalry. It notes German, French, and English practices, Tower of London kettledrums, early solo use in Graupner and Handel works, and a 14th century Eastern banquet depiction showing drums strapped to a Nubian slave.
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Bacchus
Cybele
New York Philharmonic
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Mobile
Austria
Geethoven
Ifowever
Dido
CC. Graupner
Hamburg
Alabama Democrats face primary ballots despite missing expense reports
Candidates for key state offices filed expense accounts as ballots were printed for Alabama Democratic primary. Despite no penalties for failing to report, names remain on the ticket. Officials confirmed no removal possible, with totals reported for Borden-Burr, Hood, Rushton, Cullahan and Blackmon among others.
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Alabama
John Purifoy
William L. Martin
Borden -Burr
Birmingham
Horace Hood
Montgomery
Ray Rushton
W. W. Cullahan
Decatur
Binnacle Lamp Club Members Relate Mysterious Sea Tales
Mariners share uncanny aboard ship stories at the Binnacle Lamp Club. Captain Bullock and Captain Whitney recount a Caribbean schooner mystery, the Franklin, vanishing in a hole of the sea and survivors drifting for days before rescue.
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Bullock
Jennie 8 Hall
West Indies
Georgetown
Grand Cayman
Edward L. Whitney
Tidwell Freed in Pensacola Court
G W Tidwell was acquitted in U S court of violating the Mann act after pleading guilty then withdrawing. He faces seven years in South Carolina for a separate killing. He surrendered to the sheriff after acquittal and will remain in custody until a Greenville official arrives. The trial included his self defense testimony and prior appeals over jury tampering.
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Pensacola
Fla
G. W. Tidwell
United States
Tidwell
South Carolina
Cef
Walker
Ellis
Hendrix Rector
Greenville
D. C
Supreme Court
The
Pensacola Home Rule Associati
W. L. Moyer
John H. Christie
Frank Reilly
Max L. Bear
John A. Merritt
John 4G. Welsh
Charles Hartman
P. K. Yonge
Cr. R. Bell
C. J. Levey
I. H. Aiken
Dr. L. de M. Blocker
Recipe to Clear Pimples With Rad Salts Drink
A historical note explains pimples come from toxins in the bowels. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in hot water each morning before breakfast for a week. The claim is the drink stimulates kidneys, clears blood impurities, and vanishes pimples.
Greenville wins sixth straight Mississippi trapshooting title
In Greenville Mississippi on Thursday the local squad captured the team championship at the state trapshooting tournament, their sixth consecutive win. The team, led by Walter Blake Stanley Henshaw and Ward Erwin, broke 69 of 75 targets to take the title. Natchez placed second among fourteen competing teams.
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Greenville
Miss
Mississippi
Walter Blake
Stanley Henshaw
Ward Erwin
Natchez
Prohibition Liquor Seizures Reported by Sheriff
In two days five seizures of prohibited liquor were made by Sheriff W H Holcombe and deputies with more expected. Locations included Karl and Karl at 8 South Joachim Street A Rosner Walnut and Cleveland Joseph Brooks and Franklin M Maisel ar and Bloodgood and San Cerro 56 South Commerce Street. Louis Nelson Julius Smith and Joe Grant were jailed Thursday on prohibition violations after deputies found beer and whisky at their listed places.
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W. H. Holcombe
Karl & Karl
South Joachim Street
A. Rosner
Walnut
Cleveland
Joseph Brooks
Franklin Streets
M. Maisel
Bloodgood
San Cerro
South
Commerce Street
Louis Nelson
Julius Smith
Joe Grant
Boy Kills Merchant in Huntsville as Suspect Surrenders
Percy Baker a merchant on Owens Cross Roads was shot dead by 18 year old Carl Stone who alleged mistreatment of his sister months earlier. Stone, who had fled to Texas, later surrendered and is held in jail as both families remain prominent in the community.
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Huntsville
Ala
Percy Baker
Owens Croes Roads
Carl Stone
Baker
Texas
Young Stone
Stone
Prominent Man Dead in Montgomery
J F Reynolds of Talladega a native of Montgomery and brother of Dr Gib son Reynolds and Thomas J Reynolds died at his home after a long illness Funeral services were held here Thursday He was a longtime figure in Montgomery society.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. F. Reynolds O
Talladega
Gibson Reynolds
Reynolds
Thomas J. Reynolds
Chief Justice White Confined With Cold At Home
Washington sources report Chief Justice White spent Thursday at home with a cold described as not serious. He remains under medical observation but shows no signs of major illness.
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Washington
White
Seniors reinstated at University of Alabama after hazing incident
The senior class at the University of Alabama voted to accept a decree reinstating suspended members Thomas D. Johnson and Fred A. Luqueer who may receive diplomas two weeks after the term ends. The reinstatement follows their suspension for not performing duties as university employees. A separate dispatch from Douglas, Ariz reports Felix Dias in Sinaloa.
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University
Ala
May &Bers
City of
Alabama
Thomas D. Johnson
Fred A. Luqueer
Ely's Cream Balm for Head Colds and Catarrh Relief
A reader praises Ely's Cream Balm for instant nasal relief during a head cold. The testimonial claims the product clears nostrils, eases swelling and dryness, and leaves the head feeling open and breathing easier. It emphasizes the ease of use with a small bottle at any drug store.
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Ely
Amy
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