Smith Ends Infantry Service Seeks Regular Commission
Washington C April The 30th U S Volunteers now in the Philippines will expire in April. Captain E Ross Smith of the 30th Infantry U S Volunteers seeks appointment as regular. Adjutant General informs that papers are filed for consideration. Reports note natives favor General MacArthur and surrender of insurgents increases. The Women's Peace League works to disarm hostility and aid transition as troops rotate home by July.
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News Notes From Tur Gheawe February 22 1901
Washington dispatch reports President ids reluctance toward Chinese milita movement and possible extra session. Senate reductions in beer and tobacco taxes hindered by House conferees. Morgan resolution on Glaytin Bulwer treaty opposed. Jefferson Villa Reformatory warden investigation discussed with outlook favorable to exoneration. State funds questioned amid theft allegations.
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Court Finds Motorman Liable In Philadelphia Crash
The court ruled the motorman responsible after a crash that left a passenger permanently crippled. Auditors spent a week tracing a 12 cent discrepancy totaling 360 million across city accounts. The testimony contrasted with urban commentary on race and power.
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Grand Jury Indicts in Plainville Area Arrests
Grand jury indictments list Charley England and Jesse Moode for concealed weapons with $100 bonds. John M. Pickle and William H. Bunch charged with liquor sales in Plainville drug stores, each posting $100 bonds. Claude Hildreth, Owen Booker, Joseph Thornell, Joshua and Austin Wilkins, James Glenn, Henry Bohnert and others face charges including concealed weapons and liquor violations with various sureties. Additional warrants remain outstanding. A local ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for lingering grippe with testimonial from G Vacher.
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Pickle
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J. M. Pickle
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Austin Wilfins
William Scudder
John i Peak
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Henry Bohnert
Dan Cores
Louis Smith
John Clinton
Great Central Southern Trunk Line Winter Tickets Ad
Louisville and Nashville Railroad promotes winter tourist tickets with folders and descriptive material. Address requests to A General Immigration and Industrial and offers maps price lists of lands and farms in Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and Florida. Bowling alley opens in basement of Elswick and Beeks kalourt pair.
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Sealed head j eczema and cures touted in ads
An assortment of health claims appears urging Doan's Ointment and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as cures for eczema on the scalp and severe colds. The notes push easy loan terms at Industrial Building and Loan and warn of smallpox scares in nearby areas with sensational language.
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Bedford church wins cash and bonds in Grayson will case
The Alfred Grayson will, long in dispute, was settled this Thursday. The Methodist Church of Bedford will receive about 28 000 in cash and bonds after heirs contested the estate formerly valued around 50 000. The trial in Paoli months ago involved Moses F Dunn of Bedford seeking 1 000 for aid.
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Cold Cure for Busy People Advertised at Local Drug Store
A historic ad touts a remedy named Kiausels Cold Cure that can be taken during daily duties. It claims rapid relief in 24 hours and lists Hune nner's Drug Store as the seller. The passage includes a perspective about business prosperity and critiques against forming a trust. The text closes with an Indiana police mention and a personal name.
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Fireman Credits Electric Bitters For Quick Recovery
Burlington Iowa locomotive engineer CL Bellamy recounts severe weakness and loss of appetite before using Electric Bitters. He reports rapid improvement in health, strength, and vigor after starting the remedy, claiming it revived his energy and well being.
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Fire disrupts town as young woman ignored blaze
A dramatic blaze swept through a home while a young woman played ragtime in the parlor. Firefighters battled the flames as neighbors gathered. Someone entered the room and dragged her away from the instrument before she realized there was a fire.
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Mortuary Notice for Mrs Hannah Harrison
Mrs Hannah Harrison wife of Martin Harrison of near Apraw died Sunday at home aged forty. Funeral service will be conducted at the residence Tuesday morning with burial in Maysville cemetery. Families Martin Moyers Charles Bacon Edna Bacon Jack Hurley and others plan to relocate to Oklahoma City Oklahoma Tuesday morning.
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