Stonewall Jackson remembered as a great military figure
A retrospective tribute highlights Stonewall Jackson's mercy in pardons, secrecy in campaigns, swift strategic setup, and fierce leadership. It cites his Valley campaign, praised by Lord Wolseley and Napoleon, and notes his soldiers' devotion, quiet strength, and moral courage under fire.
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Lord Wolseley
Valley
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Germany
von Moltke
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Ewell
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Dartington Chamber Names Herbert K Fox Secretary
Herbert K Fox elected secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Dartington as a new leadership note. A separate item states a $150 000 apartment house is planned for Spartanburg. The report mentions John Fleming near Abbeville who shot himself last Friday. Winthrop students 240 Strong toured Columbia, alma mater birthplace, on Monday. The Rivers Bridge Memorial marked its forty ninth anniversary with Congressman Thomas S McMillan of Charleston delivering the principal address.
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Winthrop
Strong
Columbia
Rivers’ Bridge Memorial
Thomas S. McMillan
Charleston
Press meet announced for 1925 in Greenville and Brevard
J Rien McKissick Greenville president of the South Carolina Press Association announces the 1925 press meet will be held at Greenville and Brevard. Fred T Boylston Orangeburg county health officer died suddenly after administering a medicine for an asthmatic condition. Thirteen killed 35 seriously injured and $3 received minor injuries in 104 rotor car accidents on South Carolina highways in April.
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J. Rien McKissick
Greenville
The
South Carolina Press Association
Brevard
Fred. T. Boylston
Grover C. Bolin
Orangeburg County
Boylston
South Carolina
Southern Exposition attendees lead South Carolina committee
The South Carolina committee includes Governor McLeod Senator H H Gross Senator R M Cooper Ben M Sewyer Budget Commission secretary and Ben Fe Geer who attended the Southern Exposition in New York this week. A relief commission refused state tax relief to ice cream and cosmetics makers, deeming ice cream a luxury not a food. United States Senator Heflin criticized Charleston News & Courier editor Robert Lathan for The Plight of the South, a Pulitzer prize winning piece criticized by Heflin.
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McLeod
H. H. Gross
Darchester County
R. M. Cooper
Lee County
Ben M. Sewyer
Budget Commission
Ben FE. Geer
Greenville
New York
South Carolina
United States
Heflin
Alabama
Saluda
Robert Lathan
Charleston
Governor MacLeod Addresses New York Luncheon
Governor MacLeod spoke at a luncheon at the Hotel Astor in New York City outlining plans for industrial development and regional growth in the years ahead. He called for support from the business and industry sectors to bolster local manufacturing and the economy.
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Governor MacLeod
Lunen
Hotel Astor
New
Ciation
New York
Industria
Narton
Mrs Eugene O Ingram Faces Obscene Mail Charge
Mrs. Eugene O. Ingram of Columbia appeared in Charleston court on Monday charged with sending obscene material through the mails. Dr A T Jamson begins his 26th year as editor at Greenwood newspaper.
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Eugene O. Ingram
Columbia
Charleston
Dr. A. TV
Jamson
I Ae
Come
Maxwell Oresee
Greenwood
Wodacaday
Westbrook Named Clerk of the Supreme Court
B Westbrook of Chester was appointed Monday to succeed Harry L McCaw as Clerk of the Supreme Court. The four year appointment follows McCaw's departure.
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B. Westbrook
Chester
Harry L McCaw
Supreme Court
Mr. Westbrook
Willam Capers Chapter DAR Unveils Marker at Fort Granby
The Willam Capers Chapter of the D A R in Columbia will unveil a marker at the old Fort Granby site in Cayce Lexington county on Friday afternoon.
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Willam Capers Chapter
Columbia
W Marke
Old Fort Granby
Cayce
Lexington County
Clarence Lawman and Bank Official Charged in Murder Case
Clarence Lawman and LG Ville forme, Bank of Duncan ex-treasurer, faced murder and banking law charges in Arken Court. Sheets T. H. tonaed of Als en Boanty linked to the case. warrants also allege violations of State banking laws. Both men were released on bond.
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Clarence Lawman
Sheets T. H. Tonaed
Alsen Boanty
Rial
LG Ville Forme
Bank of Duncan
Spartanburg
Eeu
St. Ballin
Confederate Veteran From Ladson Sentenced for Murder
A Confederate veteran from Ladson named for the murder of Madi Son Shape was sentenced. The case details outline the arrest and conviction related to the fatal act, with authorities pursuing justice and the court delivering the judgment.
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Augusta, GA
Louis A. Searson
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F. B. Shackelford Co
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General Insurance
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