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Abbeville Press And Banner

Location

Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1908

Page

12

The Course of Study by William Hand

The essay argues against overcrowded courses in public schools and warns against excessive textbook counts. It calls for balanced curricula, teacher discretion, and differentiation by ability, urging schools to tailor work to time and student needs while avoiding overloading pupils with texts from multiple subjects.

State Board of Education Socrates Henas Gol Jis Hay Big Saul William H. Hand University of South Carolina

Bradford State Bank Closes After Cashier's Arrest Warrant

Bradford Ark reports the closing of Bradford State Bank following a cashier H Drennan arrest warrant issued for alleged embezzlement up to 10000. Drennan’s body was found in his barn today with a shotgun nearby, indicating suicide.

Bradford Bradford State Bank H. Drennan Drennan

Lynching Report From Hernando Over Cotton Theft

Dispatch from Hernando reports a Black man was lynched by members of his own race near Hernando Tuesday night while attempting to steal a bale of cotton from a gin. The man was captured later and died in custody after a mob composed of Black people secured him during transport to jail.

Hernando Ise W. J. Jackson Jackson

Murderer Hanged at Fayetteville Georgia on Thursday

Jim Bennett a negro was hanged for the murder of D McBachero a white man last September Bennett was carried to the gallows in the coffin in which he was to be buried The negro also shot down Seaborn Adams another white man who attempted to disarm him after he had killed McEachern

Fayetteville Jim Bennett D. McBachero Bennett Seaborn Adams Whd Lfm McEachern

Charges of immigration post promised to Keele by president

The Democratic party claims Timothy Healey of Stationary Firemen asserts Daniel Keele was promised appointment as commissioner general of immigration in exchange for labor support. Healey says Keele was informed by a cabinet‑level source that the offer, possibly made after an October conference, was accepted, with no confidentiality kept about the informant.

National Democratic Committee Timothy Healey Daniel J. Keele Immigration Tali National Committee Mr. Healey Washington Dan Keefe Keefe

Ash Rain From Unnamed Volcano Over Quadelopue Teland

Ash from volcanic eruptions falls over Quadelopue Teland with Mount Soufriere on St. Vincent calm. Authorities note the ashes originate from another crater on nearby Martinique or St. Vincent, though the exact source remains unconfirmed.

Martinique St. Vincent Island Quadelopue Teland Soufriere St. Vincent

Passed on to 16 years more for cutting escape kept

Samuel K Williams alias James P Kelly alias Oakland Sammy, jailed for burglary tools, was sentenced to 16 years at hard labor by Judge Prince after a guilty verdict. During the night after sentencing he escaped by opening a steel cage door and corridor lock, using a corset saw, wooden key, waxed ward device, improvised rope and hooks. Captain Gradick led a search with aide Mink, who uncovered Williams in the jail loft. Williams claimed he could not escape earlier due to lack of time, and was resecured under heavy guard ready for transport.

Samuel K. Williams James P Kelly Oakland Sammy Allas Raymond Charleston Prince State Williams Willams State Penitentiary Captain Geastck Gradick Williame Wmjams Mink Malden Oakland Dar Cap'in Ifilg Picion Anc Hle Assistaat Jaller Rice Willams Y

Keefe Denies Roosevelt Meeting Report in Detroit

Keefe refutes a report of closeted talks with President Roosevelt at Detroit on Tuesday night. He claims a brief October 3 audience with several attendees present, disputes a circular allegedly from AFL leadership, and reiterates support for Taft. He notes no direct or indirect offer of immigration commissioner general and recalls a prior August Detroit Free Press statement about Taft and Bryan.

Detroit Keefe Roosevelt P. H. Morrissey Brotherhood of Railwey Tralnman Gen Fowell Clayton Thera Commissioner General of Immigration Executive Council American Federation of Labor New York William H. Taft Detroit Free Press Free Press Gompers Labor Bryan Dergcrati Ucket

Arrest W Wright Charged With Arson In Bennettsville Store Fire

A Bennettsville store room owned by Z P Wright burned Monday night. Firefighters found plunder and bags in the loft. Wright was arrested on a charge of setting the fire after a warrant was issued following an investigation. Wright's family status noted. he remains jailed.

News and Courier Bennettsville Z P. Wright Sheriff’s Office Wright Norning Metnnis Anti Jes

Prank Wood Alcohol Fatality Ties To Saloon Keeper Reese

Frank M. Reese patent attorney living at Sharon Hill Pa refused intoxicating drinks and died after drinking wood alcohol. Reese was a son of Jacob Reese linked with Andrew Carnegie in the steel industry and involved in inventions aiding Carnegie's fortune.

Frank M. Reese Shara’. Hill Reese Jacob Reena Andrew Carnegie Mr. Carnegie

Post Card Vote Shapes 1908 NY Outlook

The New York World forecasts a presidential year tilt shaped by a postal card poll of 8 913 voters in five boroughs. Taft leads Roosevelt by 4 024 votes in adjusted totals, Bryan trails with about 26 receptors, and Roosevelt may retain a strong Roosevelt base in Greater New York. Upstate estimates suggest shifts in party support and a Democratic tidal wave opportunity.

Upstate Bronx Ehow Ughea Chanler Hughes Mr. Hearst Mr. Chasler Hearst Roosevelt Parker Taft Mr. Bryan Bryan Sao Wulne Nuccags New York World Trover Cleveland New York New York State Tats Taftag New Vales Peerseaeeree Seyerere Yesyerrers Debs Syerer Seveeseeerer Seeeeeney Greater Veyeee Cain Seeeyeuers Covey Greater New York

Bryan Gains in Labor Vote Spark Ohio Doubtful, Says Cincinnati Agent

Walter Wellman, Chicago Record-Herald contributor, reports from Cincinnati that outside Ohio the labor revolt and Gompers activity threaten Taft, while many Ohio workers lean toward Bryan. Despite Columbus GOP claims of certainty, Wellman sees uncertainty from labor votes and other factors, keeping Ohio as a pivotal but uncertain state.

Walter Wellman Chicago Record-Herald Republican Cincinnati Ohio Paraker Gompers Taft Bryan Cleveland Columbus Republican State Central and Executive Committee Roosevelt

Six Boys Killed In Sugar Ridge Train Crash

Six boys died when a freight train on the Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad collided with a heavily loaded excursion train returning from an outing on Sugar Ridge. Local authorities and railway officials opened investigations as families mourned the victims.

Sugar Ridge Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Retcvision

Arrest of Sumter farmer for assault claims exposure case

A dispatch from Columbia reports that Governor's office has no notification of the arrest of J. Z. Wooten in Sumter on a warrant for criminally cannqulting his deformed and idiotic 14 year old step daughter Zora Moseley. The arrest allegedly followed the girl’s uncle M. D. Moseley obtaining the warrant in New Brookland. Wooten was held in Sumter jail awaiting Lazington officers. Crowd reactions after a prior exhibition noted sympathy for mother and child in destitute condition.

Columbia Sumter J. Z. Wooten Sumter County Zora Moseley Wooten Orsogeburg M. D. Moseley Moseley Burmier New Brookland Lexington County Lazington

Assault of Pearl Tuckey Near Concord Rocks Mob Action

A sixteen year old girl, Pearl Tuckey, was assaulted by a black man near Concord, twenty miles north of Charlotte. He identified himself as Henry Paagart and fled into the woods after threatening death if she spoke. A mob of thousands surrounded authorities and pursued the suspect, with police Chief Roger guiding an attempted safe transfer.

Mies Pearl Tuckey Concord Charlotte N.C Killler Henry Paagart Roger

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