Copper colored sores and bright strength claim elixir cure
An Atlanta, Georgia reader writes of a long illness described as a foul blood poison with dramatic weight loss, sores, throat pain, and nervous debility. The letter claims a copper colored eruption, rapid gains in back strength, and renewed vitality after taking a tonic and asserts a cure by a product known as BG1. The writer urges others to try it and promises personal answers to inquiries.
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Xabontien
JONES
Atlanta, Ga
Diploma Programs Highlighted in Early 20th Century English Courses
The notice outlines several curriculum items such as English hostess courses, typewriting and telegraphy programs, and language studies from universities and schools including the University of Virginia Lamour Languages and Royal Conservatoire style boards. It mentions a 40 week program with Free Hand Drawing and related art culture, priced around 170 dollars.
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Mayo
Charice
University of Virginia
Lamour Languages
Cooperniverrt School of New York
Pinia Consayone
Royal Conservi Persuasion
World may buy instruments at half price advertises catalogues
An advertisement from a Broadway NY station promotes a large stock of instruments with guaranteed condition and shipping worldwide. It urges readers to request illustrated catalogues and visit shows at 186 Monroe St and 10 Broadway to compare prices and offerings.
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Uowriter
Broadway
New York
Monroe St
Paro
Commutation of King's Sentence Sparks Mixed Reactions
Governor Buchanan defends commuting King's sentence citing juror misconduct and outside influence. He notes a petition signed by twenty six U S senators and congressmen. King and family accompanied by wife and daughters, while crowds in Memphis burned an effigy and debated legal grounds and politics.
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State Chronicle
Nashville
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Arkansas
U. S
Governor Buchanan
Hell
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Cuick
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Heavy Disbursements This Month On Pensions
Telegraphed from Washington August 11 the ten days treasury statement shows a net gold increase to 112,159,265 yet remains 13,000,000 below January 1, 1892. Customs receipts in New York rise over last year, with a total balance of 27,558,354. Pension payouts total 6,028,000 this month as receipts reach 14,000,000 against 13,605,030 expenditures.
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State Chronicle
Washineton
Treasury
New York
Brogden Questions Treasury Policy Replys
Ex Governor C H Brogden of Greensboro asks about debt purchases and redemptions from 1885 to 1892 and interest savings. Nettleton provides figures on principal costs and maturity values, noting reductions in interest from 1889 to 1892. He denies Cleveland borrowing abroad to pay foreign bond holders and cites deposits with national banks and their interest status.
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State Chronicle
Washineton
C. H. Brogden
Greensboro
N. C
Mr. Nettleton
United States
Brogden
Cleveland
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Mettleton
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Brogdens
England
US cruiser No 11 launches at South Boston yard
At Harrison Loring shipyard the US cruiser No 11 slid into the sea after a flour of cheers. Mrs C F Allen of Salem broke the customary bottle on the bows as the vessel entered the water amid stirring scene with officials and legislators present.
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Chrontec
Boston
U. S
No. 11
Harrison Loring
South Boston
James Russell Soley
Washington
Russell
Massachusetts
Marbleshead
C. F. Allen
Salem
Resort to Violence in Rockford as Mob Threatens Officials
A panic in Rockford Goosa county as about 100 armed men entered the town vowing to kill probate judge Jones sheriff and the circuit clerk accusing them of ballot tampering that reduced Goosa county s Kolb support. Milholland mediates labor and Republican ties while O Donnell s remarks spark endorsement at Homestead. Strong Rio Grande drought ends as heavy rains flood southwestern Texas and into northern Mexico easing misery. The State Republican convention at Atlanta rejects a state ticket but backs a People s party electorial slate. Ryder reassumes Copenhagen affairs with Carr s dispatch. Idaho reports 48 prisoners from Wardner escorted to Walace. total 147 prisoners. Macksville NC hosts largest Masonic picnic in state history with numerous excursions and fine oratory.
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Kolb
Alabama
State Chronicle
Biraincham
Ala
Rockford
Goosa County
Jones
Great Rio Grande
San Antonio
Texas
Lower
Rio Grande
Mexico
Boycott Carnegie Council Meets in Homestead
William A. Carney arrived to arrange the quarterly American Federation of Labor council meeting in Homestead with leaders like Samuel Gompers and various union officials to discuss the Homestead strike and potential settlement. He warned that if Lovejoy Frick and associates remain aggressive, workers may pursue a fight backed by substantial resources.
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State Chronicle
Homestead Pa
William A. Carney
American Federation of Labor
Homestead
United Press
Gompers
American Federation
Cigar Makers
Chris Evans
United Mise Workers
John
Messrs. Lovejoy
Democratic canvass headlines from North Carolina meetings
Reports from Laperty Ramseur Leaksville and Fayerreviing on August 11 describe large Democratic gatherings with speakers Jno C Scarborough John A Barringer and R B Glenn. Cumberland county convention nominates local ticket and endorses justice vacancy, with third party delegates declining to participate.
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State Chronicle
Laperty
N. C
Randolph
Hons
Jno
C. Scarborough
John A. Barringer
Bunn
Ramseur
Farmers Alliance elects officers and leans to third party
Greensboro August 11 The Farmers Alliance finished electing officers Doorkeeper Henry of Macon County assistant doorkeeper H E King of Onslow chaplain Rev John Ammond of Madison sergeant at arms J S Holt of Alamance. Delegates favor a full third party state ticket and Dr Macune is seen as the moving spirit. The convention signals a stand by white voters in the state regarding Democratic ranks.
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N. C
Farmers’ Alliance Convention
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Macon County
H. E. King
Onslow
John Ammond
Madison County
J. S. Holt
Alamance
Macune
Civil Service Commission Warns on Political Assessments
The United States Civil Service Commission issues a public notice via Good Government urging government employees to know their rights under civil service law. It warns that political assessments or contributions by any party are prohibited and emphasizes compliance during the ongoing political campaign.
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Washmeron
Good Government
National Civil Service Reform League
United States Civil Service Commission
United Civil Service Commission
Washinnston
D. C
Double Aiserside Shooting in Temescale Canon
Elmer Walters, a young man, shot Mrs. Peter Wall and Ira Wall in Temescale Canon while they rode. Ira died. Mrs. Wall wounded. Walters, linked to a dispute with the Wall family over water rights, was captured by a posse and turned over to the sheriff.
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State Chronicle
Aiserside
Cal
Elmer Walters
Peter Wall
Ira Wall
Elsinore
Temescale Canon
Ira
Walters
Wall
Business Men Meet in North Carolina Discuss Banks and Roads
A business men’s meeting in Moreneap City, August 11, opened with Dr. R H Lewis lecturing on the best cow for North Carolina, followed by Col W H Burgwyn on banks and banking. An executive committee was elected with representatives from nine districts and plans for a constitution and by laws. A later session featured a paper by W C McMackin on public roads and an address by Dr Lewis. The group adjourned until January.
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Stu Moreneap
N. C
R. H. Lewis
Raleigh
North Carolina
Rocky Mount
L. H. Cutler
Newbern
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Henderson
W. R. Murray
Greensboro
B. F Hall
Wilmington
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Salem
S. J. Green
Shelby
S. P. Sawyer
Asheville
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Association
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Plank
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Borden inquest and Knights Templar exodus reported
The Borden inquest resumes with witnesses pointing to a family member as the killer and a new autopsy finding a bruise resembling an axe near Mrs. Borden's shoulder. Miss tie Borden is under arrest as a locksmith explores Mr. Borden's will. Exoduses for Knights Templar travel continue with Boston winning the 1895 conclave site. Baseball results from major games are listed. The Iron Hall investigation opens with 28 of 40 delegates present.
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Valuable Property For Sale Admr c t a MO T Pullen
Property to be sold under court order by MO T Pullen administrator cum testamento annexo. Auction will cover taxable real estate with clear title and full disclosure of encumbrances. Sealed bids requested from interested bidders with payment terms and filing deadlines to be announced by the clerk.
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