Graft Allegation In Kentucky Prison Assessments
A Louisville report details former Kentucky State Penitentiary night matron Addie O. Martin claiming $200 in political assessments paid from January 1907 to November 1909. She seeks refund via attorney Morgan Chinn, says guards uniformly contributed, and notes no response from prison officials or commissioners. She cites past discharge after a dispute with a prison commissioner.
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Louisville
Addie O. Martin
Kentucky State Penitentiary
Martin
Pionsekeeper
Willard Hotel
State Penitentiary
Discovery claims safe, publicized tonic for indigestion
The discovery contains no alcohol or habit forming drugs and lists every ingredient on its wrappers. It is touted as a pure glyceric extract from native medicinal roots with curative potency for indigestion liver and skin and blood conditions. The advertisement invites readers to learn more via the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by Dr. Pierce and offers a revised edition for 31 cents in cloth or 21 cents in paper postpaid from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo NY.
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Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Lumber Yard Rails Atop Inventory With Vast Stock
A local lumber yard notes it will act immediately when an order arrives and emphasizes holding a very large stock. The firm highlights readiness to fulfill requests quickly due to its substantial inventory.
End of a President's Message and Snow Poem Reflections
A Shelby Sentinel note by M. O. Sullivan criticizes Senator McCreary's Governor candidacy with a Tennyson reference about enduring candidacy. The column blends political humor with literary allegory as it ponders mortality, leadership, and the afterlife. Royse & Boone advertise Red Star coal as the best on the market in a brief closing line.
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M. O. Sullivan
Shelby Sentinel
Senator McCreary
Tennyson
Brother McCreary
Gabriel
Pearly Gate
Saint Peter
Royse & Boone
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Baptism
The First Baptist Church schedules services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Pastor Dr. Porter will preach at both. Morning topic What Love Can Do. Evening topic The Risen Life. Baptism will be administered to new members. Sunday school plans a Christmas tree with gifts for all members. A cordial welcome to all attendees.
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First Baptist Church
Porter
Imagined Satisfaction Promises Superior Laundry Work
We imagine your satisfaction when you see shirts collars and underwear laundered here. Garments arrive cleaner and perfectly done up. You won’t be the first to wonder why you did not send us your laundry work before. What day shall we send for your things.
Parisian Sage Ad Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
Buffalo firm Parisian Sage claims a guaranteed remedy for dandruff and hair loss, offering a money back promise via Phillips to readers in Winchester. The ad touts shiny hair, scalp cleansing, and no grease with a large 50 cent bottle available at Phillips and druggists. Mrs Hoglund of Sault Ste Marie endorses the product.
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Giroux Mfg Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Phillips
Winchester
William Hoglund
Sault Ste Marie, Mich
Rouse and Boone Town Hint
Rouse and Boone indicate a town reference in a cryptic prompt. The fragment suggests extracting a locality name linked to a pair of surnames used as a place identifier. No clear event or date is provided to shape a full news item.
Merchant Notice About Coal Prices and Specialist Visit
Mr and Mrs J B Martin travel to Louisville for treatment by a specialist. Royse and Poyne advertise coal sales at reasonable prices and invite buyers to visit before purchasing. 12-5-1f.
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J. B. Martin
Louisville
Mr. Martin
Royse & Poyne
Services at courthouse by George W Shepherd pastor
George W Shepherd pastor leads services at the courthouse with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 7 p m A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 15 p m Ev Sat 10 tf
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George W. Shepherd
Courthouse
Vital Statistics To Be Gathered In Kentucky
Active preparations in Bowling Green for Kentucky's Bureau of Vital Statistics law, effective January 1, 1911, requiring birth and death reporting and morbidity data. The State Registrar Dr W L Heizer studied practices in Ohio and other states. permits and physician death certificates govern burial when infectious disease is involved. aims to improve public health by accurate, statewide death reports.
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Bureau of Vitale Statistics
State Board of Llesith
Kentucky
Bureau of Vital Statistics
South
Ohio
Massachusetts
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Maryland
California
W. L. Heizer
Michigan
Washington, D. C
Cressy L. Wilbur
United States
Census Department
Ile Health
Local Registrars to Report Health Data Across Kentucky
The state moves to curb disease with local registrars reporting births deaths and infectious cases under new regulations. The plan, tied to voting precincts as reporting units, aims to match Pennsylvania health spending, with many professionals volunteering statewide. The law takes effect January 1, 1911.
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Commonwealth
Bureau
State Board of Health
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
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