Willing to Take Oath Cook of Denison Praises Cardul
A letter from Jess Cook of 2071 2 Main Denison Texas states she had a prior operation for womanly trouble and suffered aftercare. She credits seven bottles of Cardul for restoration of health and weight gain from 105 to 149 pounds. She advises other women to try Cardul and offers to provide more information through Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Denison
Texas
Abs
Jess Cook
Carlus
Cardus
Cardul
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Moundville Firm Files for Bankruptcy In Alabama
John W. Lovelace & Son of Mownerilie Alabama filed a bankruptcy petition in the U S district court listing assets of 2460 and liabilities of 5260. The firm was adjudicated a bankrupt and referred to Referee Campbell at Selma. John Storts also filed for bankruptcy owing 385 with assets valued at 715 including 650 owed by the Baptist Tabernacle.
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John W. Lovelace
Murdered and Robbed Fate of William Ray
New Orleans Oct 22. Police theorize William Ray of Phillips county Arkansas was murdered by a tramp and robbed after his body with two gunshot wounds to the left side was found in a tent on the Mississippi riverbank a few miles above the city. Ray about 60 years old had recently come downriver in a skiff on a fishing and hunting trip.
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New Orleans
William Ray
Phillips County
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Ray
Dr Brooks Discovers Another Comet Amid Night Sky
Geneva October 231 Dr William R Brooks director of Smith Observatory and Hobart College astronomy professor reports finding a new comet around 4 am in the eastern sky. It lies in the constellation Sextans with a slight eastward drift and is visible through small telescopes marking his twenty seventh comet discovery.
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Geneva
William R. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Hobart College
Ami
Cena
Brooks
Liberty Steamboat Leaves Alabama for Ohio Mississippi Run
After a checkered career under varied ownership the steamer Liberty departed Mobile for Ohio and Mississippi service now owned by Pittsburgh interests. Clearance papers issued. Captain John W. McDowell to deliver her to new owners.
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Liberty
Mobile River
Pittsborg
Edward Peppers
Alabama
Ohio
Mississippi
Customs House
John W. McDowell
New Orleans
Mat Jackson
William Fanes
G. B. Parker
Custom House
Kans
J. C. Bush, Jr
Barber
F. P. Davis
Jackson
Winston Jones
Carnegie Trust Company
Birmingham and Gulf Railway and Navigation Company
Birmingham and Gulf Company
Alabama River
Merchants’ Barge Line
Montgomery
Eckman’s Alterative touted for tuberculosis cure aid
An advertisement promotes Eckman’s Alterative as a remedy aiding recovery from consumption. It cites a sworn 1907 affidavit from Edna Finzder of Rochester and claims benefit for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles while denying poisons or habit forming drugs. It urges readers to obtain the booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Lehman
Eckman
Savannah St
Rochester
N. Y
St. Mary's Hospital
Beckman
Edna Finzdr
Eckmann
Braswell
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Grabow Riot Case Hears New Witnesses In Labor Conspiracy Fight
In Lake Charles Louisiana on October 22 court opens with the state presenting more witnesses in the Grabow labor riot trial. Prosecutors seek to prove the first shot came from a defendant and that the union orchestrated the riot. Witnesses describe Emerson urging peaceful protest while arming riders and planning a meeting as guards deny firing any shots.
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Lake Charles
A. L. Emerson
Brotherhood of Timber Workers
Grabow
H. O. Barron
de Ridder
Emerson
Bon Ami
Carson
Taylor Blackman
Galloway
Broxton
Uncle Jim the Paper Seller Becomes City Nurse Hero
A shabby yet cheerful street figure known as Uncle Jim sells papers near a suburban station. After losing his job, he secretly takes a new city post to support his delicate daughter, exposing the truth when a fiancé confronts him. He reveals his sacrifice, and daughter and fiancé decide his care and future.
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Bond Street
Uncle Jim
Balham
Jim
Westminster
Trousseau
Mary
Covington County man wanted on mortgage property charge arrested
Sam Harris, wanted in Covington county Alabama for selling mortgaged property, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Police Officer John Lincoln and turned over to Sheriff T T Palmer. An officer from Covington county is due to arrive here today for the prisoner.
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Sam Harris
Covington County
Alabama
John Lincoln
T. T. Palmer
Desirable Offices Unrented in Bank of Mobile Building
Several desirable offices remain available for rent in the Bank of Mobile Building. Prospective tenants are urged to call and inspect the spaces during the listed hours 10 to 18 and 11 to 1.
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Bank OF Mobile
It Happened in Room 44 stage troupe notes
Paul Stephens and Nina Es pey lead a cast including Valerie Bergere plays and banjoist Cun ningham and Coveney in a Black and White production. Zeno along with Jordan Zeno and the Wizards of the Air headline the Lyric Players showcase in motion pictures.
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Paul Stephens
Nina Espey
Valerie Bergere
Cunningham & Coveney
Zeno
Jordan & Zeno
Wizards of the Air
Lyric Players
Darke County Officials Accused of Illegal Spending
Ohio reports reveal that Darke County officials allegedly misspent 291148.54 over five years. The basement courthouse drinking parties allegedly led to loot of public funds with proceeds split among participants. One man is imprisoned, another sentenced, and several indicted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Darke County
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S. E. Webb & CO
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