Bank Examiner Case in Court Tests Governor Action
In Columbia on April 16 Col Law Abney and G R Rembert were hired to represent H W Fraser the newly named bank examiner in quo warranto proceedings to challenge the Governor's deposition of Rhame and Fraser's appointment The Supreme Court granted Fraser permission to participate and accepted service of Watt's order Fraser represented by Absent Fraser had not received the order The Greenwood magistrate case also heard with Kerr and McDowell cases defining who is the legal incumbent governor appointees involve W H Kerr and B L McDowell and Canfield growth after 1911 legislature adjournment
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Columbia
Col. Law Abney
G. R. Rembert
H. W. Fraser
Rhame
Fraser
Supreme Court
Rembert
Justice Watt
Debrubi
Watts
Greenwood
Messrs. Crier
Park and Nichols
Kerr
G. T. McGill
McDowell
W.H. Kerr
Gov
Ansel
W.G. Austin
Senate
Canfield
Blease
B. L. McDowell
Miracle Cure Promised by King's New Discovery
A testimonial from Clarendon Texas claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured a brother’s dreadful cough after ten bottles. The message touts quick relief for coughs and colds with weight gain mentioned, pricing 50 cents to 1.00, and trial bottles free at all druggists.
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W. B. Holselaw
Clarendon
Tex
Electric Bitters Touted as Cure for Grip Aftermath
The advertisement claims after grip many suffer weakness nervousness poor appetite and low energy due to liver and kidney disorder. It promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic blood purifier and regulator that rebuilds health and spirits, with thousands proven and a promise of guaranteed satisfaction for 50 cents at druggists.
Ekoi and Efia Life in Nigeria’s Equatorial Bush
The Ekoi and related groups enjoy a tax free, agrarian paradise with rich forests and giant cotton trees. Dancing shapes daily life as roads open, locals praise improved trade and safety, and villagers sometimes build new roads themselves to welcome future visits.
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Ariel
Prospero
Greece
Panis
3 423 Sacks of Mail Lost on Titanic
New York report states the Titanic carried 3 423 sacks of mail with an average 8 000 letters per sack. Postmaster Edward M Morgan estimates about 1 600 000 letters and packages have sunk with the liner, with about 200 bags containing registered matter not saved.
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New York
Edward M. Morgan
Morgan
Beriberi Linked to Rice Milling and Beans
A public health note discusses investigations on beriberi and rice, noting lack of certain substances in milled rice and the protective role of white beans. It cites Army researchers in the Philippines and suggests beans could help prevent beriberi in rice-heavy diets among troops and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holshoff Pole
Chamberlain
Vedder
Journal of the American Medical Association
Way To Build Up a Town Motto of Citizens and Neighbors
The article urges citizens to aid neighbors and encourage all business to improve town appearance. It argues such efforts attract distant people and promote local settlement, stability, and hospitality. It emphasizes a home like atmosphere to draw permanent residents and substantial growth.
Mrs Grace Held for Crime in Atlanta
Mrs Daisy Opie Grace was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of shooting her husband Eugene H. Grace with intent to murder after a preliminary hearing. A negress cook testified that Grace smirked while her husband lay ill and instructed the doctor not to be called.
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Atlanta
Daisy Opie Grace
Eugene H. Grace
Grace Home
Grace
Reduced Rates for Confederate Reunion Travel
Atlantic Coast Line offers special reduced round trip fares from Sellin to reach the starting point by May 15 1912, extended to June 5 1912 with 50 cent fee. Purchases must be deposited by May 15 with Joseph Richardson Macon Ga Special Agent. For rates and reservations contact local Ticket Agent or T C White Wilmington NC.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad
South
Joseph Richardson
Fourth St
Macon
T. C. White
Wilmington
N.C
No Carolinians aboard Titanic report corrected
In Charleston office statements say no Charleston or South Carolina passengers appear on the Titanic sailing list. Col Washington Roebling is not a passenger. the Roebling aboard was a nephew of Col Roebling. Col and Mrs Roebling reside in Trenton New Jersey.
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Col. Roebling
Charleston
South Carolina
Due & Ravenel
Trans Atlantic Steamship and Tourist
White Star Line
Ravenel
Col
Washington Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
Ashby Farrow
Roebling
Titanic survivors dwindling says St Johns dispatch
Abandoned hope remains for Titanic passengers and crew not aboard the Carpathia as ships continue their journeys near the disaster.
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St. Johns
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad Headline Snapshot
An old ad style note touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as quick relief for pimples boils scratches sprains bruises burns and cuts. The copy claims it heals many conditions and promotes its use for boys and girls with a price of 25 cents at all druggists.
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Bucklen
Puts End To Bad Habit Blues With New Life Remedy
An old newspaper note promotes Dr King’s New Life as a remedy for a dull mood caused by a sluggish liver. It claims the product cleanses the system and improves mood, listing stomach liver and kidney benefits. Available for 25 cents at druggists.
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Bank Examiner
Paradise
Happy Lands
Nigeria
Equator
National Geograph Magazine
West
Mrs. Grace
Grand Jury
Georgia
Palmer’s Bakery
Manufac
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