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Newspaper
Wilson News
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1899
Page
3
London dispatch notes a Cape Town report that British demand Kruger enforce peace and order, cancel the Dynamite concession, and heed the London Convention. Unclear if framed as an ultimatum or deadline. Also features a medicine ad for American Kidney Cure promising rapid relief.
A collage of 19th century notes reports on Alabama politics aiming to amend the constitution to keep governance in white hands and fund white schools. It mentions Raleigh vaccination resistance, a new mayor in Lenoir, a planned monument for Governor Abner Nash, and local curiosities including a gold bar exhibit in Nash County, a navy promotion, and unusual church tent meetings in Dunn.
Freight and passenger services listed include the Atiapta Special and The S A T L Express linking Washington Norfolk Richmond and Portsmouth with connections to Montgomery Mobile Nashville Memphis Florida and California. Names cited include B Glover J J Anderson and general offices in Portsmouth Virginia.
Rome May 6 Pope Leo forbids Archbishop Ireland from accepting the commission as peace delegate after Vatican exclusion from the Hague conference. Madrid May 6 locust plague in central Spain worsens with insects covering ground two feet deep and stalling trains on some railroads.
Paris May 6 The war ministry reports many letters and books addressed to Dreyfus and requests to forward them to the prisoner The materials include tracts on comforts of Christianity from American and northern European senders Dr Robert Strange of Wilmington has sailed for Europe.
Advertisement seeks several trustworthy individuals in state to handle office tasks from home with a fixed salary of 900 dollars yearly plus definite expenses. Monthly 75 dollars. References required. Send stamped self-addressed envelope to Herbert E. Hess, President Dept. M, Chicago.
An old belief claims impure blood causes most diseases and Browns' Iron Bitters, once used twenty five years ago, is hailed as a famed remedy with many cures. The text notes its continued sale by all dealers and cites eminent physicians.
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