Farmers fined for violating cattle quarantine laws
South Carolina report details arrests of G McHughey J A Hughey F D No 1 J P Pye Cherokee R F D No 2 John Bonner Spartanburg B F D No 2 and Arthur Hampton Inman R F D No 1 for breaking farm quarantine rules. Each fined 5.40. Official E Nighbert of the U S Department of Agriculture cites two years of education on quarantine compliance and warns of arrests for lawbreakers. Also notes Anderson County school spending rise to 78287.80 for year to June 30 1909 and general expenditures 118724.69 with flood repairs. Beaver Dam mills organized at Edgefield with Parker elected president. company capital 200000. 2000 shares of 100 each, 150 shares remaining. A. C. Floe dies after mule incident in Lancaster. Aiken Rifles settle with authorities in Chester. taxes totaled 90254.81 with state 35346.75, poll 4544, dog tax 1412. dog population 284.
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Aspartahburz
Special
G. McHughey
J. A. Hughey
J. P. Pye
John Bonner
Spartanbure
Arthur Hampton
Inman
State Vete Timarian
W.E. Ezell
E. M. Nighbert
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Chester
A. W. Jones
Young Man Charged With a Grave Crime in Cherokee County
Gaffney reporter notes Grover Henderson, a resident of Ezell’s section, was jailed by Magistrate Scruggs on an attempted sexual assault charge against a married woman in the upper county. Prosecution details are strong, alibi expected at trial, and bail via habeas corpus possible.
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Gaffney
Grover Henderson
Ezells
Cherokee County
Scruggs
Morgan Township
Uppper
Financier Persch in Tombs on $50,000 Bail Default
Donald L. Persch, a New York financier, sits in the Tombs in default of a $50,000 bail. He stands charged with larceny of $40,000 tied to the sale of 15,600 Ohio copper and 4,600 Davis Daly copper shares placed with Windsor Trust as security for a $50,000 loan. The stock was moved to the curb market and sold for about $90,000. Authorities question how Persch obtained capital and why the trust company relinquished the stock.
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Donald L. Persch
Wall’ Street
F. Augustus Heinze
New York
Wall Street
Persch
Ohio Copper Common
Davis- Daly Copper Common
Heinze
Windsor Trust Company
Trust Company
Jerome
Alabama Goes Dry Under Carmichael Prohibition Act
Governor Comer signed the Carmichael prohibition bill in Montgomery on Monday, banning sales and storage of liquids with more than half a percent alcohol. Locker clubs become illegal and holding a U S internal revenue license is strong evidence of guilt. The Fuller and Ballard bills, aimed at tougher enforcement, are pending and expected to pass.
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United States Internal Revenue
Alabama
Fuller
G LEAGUE RACES TIGHTEN BY A JAY COOK
Pittsburg faces a shortened season with October 7 set as the final game. The Cubs surge with strong pitching by Chance and hitting streaks led by Reusbach and Brown, while the Pirates rely on Was ner Miller Clarke and Leach for offense. Pitching gaps, especially beyond Camnitz and Willis, hint at Cubs strength.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Pirates
Cubs
Reusbach
Brown
Chance
Camnitz
Willis
Clarke
Leifield
Maddox
Phillipe
Leever
Berger to Arrange Bout With Negro in New York
Chicago promoter Sam Berger, representing James J. Jeffries now in Europe, plans a New York meeting with Jack Johnson to discuss a world championship bout. Johnson has posted a $5,000 forfeit to clinch a match, while Jeffries hinted at waiving a large side bet. Promoters already bid, with Fort Worth offering a $100,000 purse as a potential start.
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Chicago
Sam Berger
James J. Jeffries
Europe
Jack Johnson
New York
Johnson
Jeffries
Jim
Carlsbad
Berger
Fort Worth
Texas
Bout Bid emulates Johnson Burns clash abroad
Courtesy Pittsburg Press reports Joulish who staged the Johnson Burns fight in Australia plans another bid to stage a battle, though it seems unlikely Jeff would agree to travel to the Antipodes. Promoters Coff roth Carey and others from Nevada and the Northwest are preparing bids, while Sir Thomas Lipton remains undeterred by the failed universal rule effort.
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Joulish
Australia
Jeff
Coffroth
San Francisco
Carey
Los Angeles
Nevada
Northwest
Wedding Veils Fashion Advice From Vogue
The article explains veil styles and etiquette for weddings. It notes the veil worn over the face with a front pin for removal at the chancel rail by the maid of honor, and that many brides wear the veil off the face. It mentions tulle veils with floral wreaths as a European influence and describes matching veils to gowns and bouquets.
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Europe
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Tennessee
Samuel W. McCall
Boston
King’s Mountain Monument
Yorkville
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Geo
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W. D. Gristan
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Cameron Farmer
United States
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D. W. Daniels
Clemson College
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W. W. Ray
Richland
Clinksedles
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Henry Wyatt
Washington
Sir Thomas
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Comer
Montgomery
Ala
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A. Jay Cook
Negro
Pittsburg Press
London
Thomas Lipton
Mirk
National Bank OF Augusta
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