Greenville quake and state news sweep
A distinct earthquake shock was felt in Greenville last Friday. Reports mention cotton mill planning, life insurance payouts, political candidacies, postal service changes, and Civil War veterans gatherings. Tornado deaths in Richland, coast volcanic matter, and various local incidents fill the page with regional events and notices.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Jake Gary Kyane
United States
Molver
Savannah
W. L. Harris
Charleston
George Shaw
Sumter
Bsoviety Hill
Conway
Newberry
Washington Hayne
Congaree
Richland County
Ware's Shoals
Saluda River
Greenwood County
Laurens County
Ed Thompson
Postal Service
Columbia
Congress
Fort Mill
Ar Reise
Death of Dr. B. M. Palmer in New Orleans
Dr Benjamin M Palmer of New Orleans died May 28 from injuries after being run over by a street car on May 5. He endured 23 hours after injuries, leaving a legacy as a prominent southern preacher and organizer who shaped Presbyterian and Confederate veteran circles. He was born January 25 1818 in Charleston, S C.
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Wu Ting Pang
Charleston
Milledgeville Gap
Georgia State College
Mies Annie Carroll
Charleston and Seashore Railroad Company
Mt. Pleasant
Orangeburg
State Board of Assessors
Samter
Thornwall Orpheusgean
Woodruff Cotton Mill
Eaeiees
Aiken
Cole's Mill
Corlisil Creek
Abbeville
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veteran
Thomas W. Carwile
Irvine Walker
South Carolina
Department of Northern Virginia
Geo. Hampton
Benjamin M. Palmer
New Orleans
Blm. Palmer
S. C
Edward Palmer
University of Georgia
Theological Seminary
Columbia
Firat Presbyterian Church
Savannah
Mary Augusta McConnell
D. C
Southern Presbyterian Review
Princeton University
Alexander
New York
Palmer
Presbyterian Assembly
Philadelphia
Augusta
Southern Presbyterian Church
Polk
Beauregard
Athens
Pistol Law Debate as July First Looms in South Carolina
Local letter notes impending Augusts Kohn commentary on the new Cooper Act taking effect July 1 1903. It warns dealers to clear stock and avoid test cases while praising the law if it curbs pistol use. The piece sketches political talk and community updates from Tyro including farming, education, and a Honea Path mill project.
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News and Courier
Kohn
Fuly
State Supreme Court
South Carolina
Peraos
Ox Corporation
Ashool
General Assembly
Union Meeting Program at First Baptist Anderson
A Union Meeting for the 3ld District at First Baptist Church Anderson will occur on the fifth Sunday in June and the preceding Saturday. Saturday opens with an introductory sermon by Rev. Hawking and Rev. Herron, followed by a two hour dinner break and a two hour afternoon discussion on the best method for studying the Bible. Sunday morning features a missionary sermon by Rev. Lynch with alternates Leathers Pelton Eskew and committee members coordinating.
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Sam
F. Gassaway
Winster Rigby
Charleston
Woek
J.N. Shirley
Honen Path
Clement & Son
Marvin Wigby
Misa Belle
Broyles
Hono Path
J. 8. Watkine
Marvin Quattiebaum
Banner
Carolina
W.P. Wright
Wright
Heyward
W. B. Hawkins
Barker's Creek
Hawkins
Bert Martin
Jodie Smith
Honea Path
Tyro
First Baptist Church
Anderson
W. B. Hawking
J. B. Herron
C. J. Copeland
Wm. Brown
C. E. Elgin
F. P. Lynch
W. W. Leathers
J. B. Pelton
John Eskew
Triennial Convention Regional Trip to Denver 1902
Sunday School Association announces the Triennial Convention to be held in Denver Colorado from June 25 to July 2 1902. Tickets go on sale June 1 and 2 with final return July 3. Travel plans include Grand Canyon Pike's Peak Garden of the Gods and other points with rates via Southern Railway. For details contact W E McGen T P A Augusta Ga or Charleston S C local agents.
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School Association
Denver
Col
Sint
Grand Canyon
Pike's Peake
Garden of the
Allowstone Park
Newberry
State
Asignon ‘Et Peta Vis
Southern
Louis
EK. i
McGen
Augeats
Beay
Notice to Teachers on State Certificates and Exams
The State Superintendent of Education directs that the Jane examination be held on Friday June 13. Applications for State certificates will be considered via examinations and Board approval. State certificates, if earned with an 85 average and worthy review, will be valid for ten years. Local boards will advertise and inform all. R. E. Nicholson, County Superintendent.
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Edden- Hou
State Board of Education
State i Board
Nhe
SOEN
Moma Tan
State Supt. of Education
Summer Resorts Folder Free on Request
The Summer Resort Folder of the Southern Railway available at no cost to any address upon application to Southern Railway agents. Names listed include RW. H. Tayloe Ant Gea Pas Agent Atlanta GA RW Hant Div Agent Charleston SC J C Team Dist Paws Agent Atlanta GA.
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The
Southern Railway
H. Tayloe
Ant
Gea
Pas
Atlanta
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B. C. Evans & Co
the Spot Cash Clothiers
Seneral News
Lexington
Latimer
Jeose M. Thornton
Virfi
Onverse College
Woman's Medical College of
Baltimore
John Kirkland
Seaboard
Atlantic Coast Line
Manchester
Fort de France
George Kennan
Mont Pelee
Kokomo
Ind
Boston
Minneapolis
Boathampton
Joseph Wheeler
Lucy
Ulia
Horris Wheeler
Coal Cresk
Tennessee
Broie Digenter
Postofice Department
James River
Richmond
B. F. Butler
Customs Service
City of
Bureau of Insect Study
Washington
South Africa
Orr-Gray & Co
Brock Hardware Company
Brock Brothers
B. M. Palmer
Corner Creek
Sunday School Association
Sullivan
Thornwell Orphanage
Thornwell
Clinton
Jacobs
Williamston News
Williamaton Female College
Wallace
Aye Main Street
J.C. Wallace
Anderson Mutual Company
Clifton
Gommates
Tha Teal
Bransford Mills
Owornboro
R. E. Nicholson, Co
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