South Carolina and Nation in Turmoil Reported
State and national items note deaths from accidents and disease in Congaree and Darlington, a Greenville beer dispute, quail sales violators, a Batesville cotton fire injuring 300 bales, a postmaster shooting in Tillman, and various political and legal developments across South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville
Batesville Mills
Greenville
L.K. Gilmore
Darlington
Supreme Court
John I. Duncan
Columbia
G. E. Cox
Tillman
Hampton County
McCarry
Joe
Ridgeland T
Tariff tricks and political maneuvers in Washington
From Washington June 4 1909 a tariff gimmick is reported in preparation by the Republican group. The plan promises future tariff revisions to calm reform advocates and pressure trusts into large campaign contributions. The piece criticizes Senator Beveridge and defends Gen Miles while detailing court martial discussions and civil service debates.
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Quornio
Washington
Gen
Miles
Chi-cago
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Apolu
Washintron
D.C
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Beveridge
Nelson A. Miles
Culbertson
Gen. Miles
Piers
Lieut
F. P. Arnold
Genenan
Army
War Department
Charleston
D. C
New York
Senator McLaurin
Court of Claims
Harris
Aovelt
Mcl Aurin
Sevelt
Jones
Cuencava
Imo
Waldo
House
Hicks Wolf
Elie
Prase
Correction of Anderson Cotton Mills history attribution
In the June issue a letter corrects the claim that J A Brock organized the Anderson Cotton Mills in 1880. It clarifies Sylvester Bleckley and J J Fretwell initiated the project, with Bleckley serving as key organizer and president choice, and notes the 1889 mill founding. It honors Bleckley’s public spirit and energy.
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Anderson
J. A. Crock
Anderson Cotton Mille
Lonoria
J. A. Hrook
Anderson Cotton Mills
Messrs
Sylvester Hockley
Exergy
Zent
Bleckley
Sylvester Bleckley Co
Barbecus
Brock
Sylvester Breckley
J. A. Brock
Sylvester Bleckley
J. J. Fretwell
Anderson Cotton Mill
Sylvestor Bleckley
Andeoraon
Memoriam William B. Smith of Anderson County
William B. Smith, born August 4, 1844 in Anderson County D C, lived near Shiloh Church Brushy Creek. Confederate soldier, farmer, devoted husband and father of nine, member of Trinity M E Church South. Died February 19, 1902 at age 58. services at church with burial in churchyard. This obituary notes his faith and duty to God and family.
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William B. Smith
Anderson County
D. C
Brushy Creek
Shiloh Church
South Carolina
Anna Carter
Mr. Smith
Trinity M.E. Church
South
Ett
Ion Hing
J. Marion Rogers
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Britt in Abbots County
The community gathers to honor Joseph Samuel Britt and Miss Susan Jouehil as they celebrate a fifty year marriage in Willington D C. Born near Sandover in 1816, Britt and his wife married in 1852 and raised a large family. A dignified address by Rev McGuen and a abundant feast followed by music marked the day. Uncle Joe and Aunt Susan are praised for their fidelity and community service, with wishes for long life and blessing.
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Senate
W.L. Harria
Charleston
McSweeney
McLaurin
South Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Columbia
Carolina National Bank
Josiah George
Dorabdut
W.D. Motte
Florence
Central
Greenville
Alexander
Phillipa
Allison Black
York County
North Carolina
Madison Smaltn
Florence County
Henry Whitmore
Drangsboro County
Nichisiog
Colombia
Partioo
Washington, D. C
Batesburg
B. Jackson
Winnsboro
Ford
Sooth Caroline
Micah Jenkins
Lamptoon Monument
Hampton Monument Fund
Col
AO. Haskell
Willington
D. C
Huittin Abbortiin
Sandover
Snaan Jouehil
Jon
Bob
Buok
Whytla
Widemoan
P.O
Joseph Samuel Britt
Nvar
Britt
Banda
Bolton Watson
Anderson County
Mr. McGuen
Holden
Brittin
Mra. Britt
Joe
Susan
Summer Hesorta Resort Folder Offered by Southern Railway
The Summer Resort Folder of the Southern Railway, containing valuable information, will be mailed free to any address upon application to Agents ion saa cam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Ion
Clifton Flour Ad Promises Guarantee and Quality
An advertising notice from Brannford Mills in Owenaboro Ky touts Clifton Flour with claims of expanded capacity and improved plant. The message urges customers to test the product under their guarantee, promising satisfaction and urging use of Clifton for top quality flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannford Mills
Owenaboro
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B.C. Evans & Co
Oman
Sullivan Hardware Co
Orr-Gray & Co
State News
Congaree
Spartanburg
John I. Roberts
Hampton
General News
Hodgenville
Abraham Lincoln
Mexico
Kennan
Martinique
Bishop Galloway
Muthoa Episcopal Church
China
Jan
Korea
Virginia
Wm. J. Bryan
Cuba
Frisidene Roosevelt Hha
Chicago
Chicaago
Daughters of the Confederacy
Richmond
Jefferson Davis Arch
Siberia
Wisconsin
McKinley
William Taylor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Africa
Indead
Palo Alto
Coal
Rockbridge County
United States
Treasury Department
United
Tom Harlees
Berkeley
Als
Mississippi Supreme Court
Will Mathie
Orlandon Tevaner
Oxford
Orlandnoa Fan Negro
Mathis
Aberoathy
Long Creek
Mecklenburg County
Abernethy
Abernethy Soya
Uar Vion
Mrs. J
Abbsvile County
Galden
Firet-Claw
Proton
Op Gallagher
Thair
Ligon & Lodtettar
Ovary
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