Destruction of the Harvest Moon in Winyah Bay
A Civil War era wreck near Georgetown, the Harvest Moon, lies sunk in Winyah Bay after torpedo explosion on March 1, 1865. An official log notes one life lost, John Hazard, and the crew’s attempts to salvage the vessel and retrieve remains while the ship gradually settled in 2 1/2 fathoms of water.
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J. W. Wingate
Winyah Bay
Georgetown Roads
General Sherman
Charleston
Georgetown
Battery White
Gideon
Harvest Moon
Crosby
Clover
Gig
D. B. Avery
Pawnee
John Hazard
Wardman
Wardman Steward
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure fully cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by internal use. It offers $100 to any case it cannot cure, urges readers to request testimonials, lists Toledo Ohio address for F J Cheney Co, and notes availability from all druggists. The text ends with garbled remnants.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
All Drugeists, the
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Anniversary Meeting of Camp Arthur Manigault No 768
Members of Camp Arthur Manigault No 768 U C V are requested to meet at Inn Hall Tuesday April 19 1910 at 12 o clock noon for the anniversary gathering. Commander J H Read presides.
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Camp Arthur Manigault No. 768
U.C. V
Inn Hall
J. H. Read
Supreme Court Denies Cooper Murder Appeal in Carmack Case
Nashville April 13. The Tennessee Supreme Court affirms as to Duncan B. Cooper and reverses as to Robin J. Cooper in the famed Carmack murder case. The decision covers twenty two errors and notes the case's vast record and national attention from the November 9, 1908 killing. The reading of the opinion drew a crowded, tense courtroom with many officials and spectators.
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Nashville
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Col
D. H. Cooper
Edward W. Carmack
Shields
Neil
Beard
Bell
Justice McAlister
Col Cooper
Robin Cooper
Justice Shields
Supreme Court Room
Coopers
Robin
Lucius Burch
Col. Cooper
J. C. Bradford
J. M. Anderson
W. H. Washington
C. N. Burch
Luke E. Wright
J. M. Meeks
Marshall R. D. Marshall
McAlister
Tennessee
Carmick
Tenn
United Sates
Edward Ward Carmack
M. R. Patterson
Carmack
Tennessee Supreme Court
Pardon of Col Cooper Stuns Nashville After Carmack Case
Nashville reports the governor pardoned Col Duncan B Cooper and his son Robin J Cooper for Carmack murder convictions. The action came after the Tennessee Supreme Court upheld the verdict against Col Cooper and reversed Robin Cooper's ruling.
Straw Hats Embrace Pannamas Suit Split at Steele Moses Co
Readable line shows Straw Hats embracing pannamas suit split tied to Steele Moses Company. No clear date or location. Named entities include Steele Moses Co and Straw Hats. Further context missing in OCR fragment.
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Just
Steele- Moses Co
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J. A. Dahlgren
Supreme Court
Cooper
Walter W. Faw
Cials
Sarah Gilliland
Siler City
N. C
Cardui
Rae
New Haven
New Haven, Conn
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