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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

6

Trial portrays Strickland case with Abram Tolliver testimony

The nineveh courtroom hears the state build its case against Thomas W. Strickland for Stamford Tucker’s murder. Abram Tolliver, a Black Bottom hunter, testifies with cautious detail about his movements after 8:30 pm on July 26, linking town path to Tucker’s route as the trial shifts toward next week.

Tom Ephraim Tucker Gentry Dryden Thomas W. Strickland Stamford Tucker Strickland Tom Strickland Stam Tucker Tucker Nineveh Simeon Birdsong Lottie May Doggett Nineveh Light Infantry Nicholas Bledsoe Yancey- Tucker Lottie-May Doggett Longford Luther Bradfield Shurston T. Todhunter Bradfield Abraham I. Tolliver Abram Lincoln Tolliver Abram Black Bottom Abe Black Bottoms Ben Dalton Datar Tucker Place

Noble Sacrifice Recalls a Civil War Spy and Honor at Memorial Day

A veteran recollects a Confederate spy chase near a Union camp. A boy denied being the cow driver or a uniform spy, faced a firing squad bluff, was saved by a woman’s disguise tale, and later hailed as a noble fellow by a Union general. The story ends with the boy’s death in battle and annual memorial tributes in the South.

Cap’n Cross General Headquarters

Clean Up the Bowels with Dr Miles Laxative Tablets

A health ad promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a gentle remedy for habitual constipation. The testimonial from N A Waddell of Washington St Waco praises their pleasant mild action and chocolate flavor. The note claims the tablets taste like candy, cost 25 cents per box, and offer a money back guarantee through the druggist. The Miles Medical Co based in Elkhart Indiana is cited.

Miles N. A. Waddell Washington St Waco Fexe Miles Medical OM

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