Homewardbound Georgetown Rifle Guards Return From Aiken
The Georgetown Rifle Guards of Company F, Third Infantry under Capt O P Bourke arrived home after a ten day camp in Aiken enhancing drill and war skills. Governor M F Ansel and Adj Gen A J Boyd reviewed the unit, with speeches by the mayor and others urging loyalty to South Carolina. A grand ball hosted by officers and local ladies followed the review.
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Georgetown
M. F. Ansel
Adj
A. J. Boyd
S. M. Ward
Aiken
Horace L.wright
J B. Salley
John Black
Columbia
H. A. Silcox
D. S. Henderson
J. C. Hutson
Harry H. Wymad
Green goods tale unfolds in Spartanburg court
In Spartanburg on July 22 a common pleas case tells how Col. Aaron L. Thompson, a county resident, loaned $150 to W. L. Tinsley and J. T. Hannon who traveled to New York to buy green goods. They paid $300, expected a fortune, but found only about $30. Thompson denies knowing of the affair, claiming a straightforward loan. The jury is hung in the current trial amid related indictments and acquittals.
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Spartanburg
Common Pleas Court
New York
Col
Aaron L. Thompson
W. L. Tinsley
J.T. Hannon
Philadelphia
Col. Thompson
Ties in 11 innings as Georgetown and Columbia clash
A good game yesterday at A C L Park between Georgetown and Columbia ended in a 2 2 tie after 11 innings in a one hour fifty five minute contest. Rivenback pitched superbly with thirteen strikeouts while Coward allowed no walks and struck out three. Tripple play in the first inning highlighted the effort as darkness halted play with the score even.
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Georgetown
Columbia
Rivenback
Coward
Wilson
McLeod
Perritt
Battenman
Morris
Harrigan
Notable South Carolina figure Joshua H Hudson Dies in Greenville
Joshua Hilary Hudson lawyer judge teacher state senator and Civil War veteran died shortly after noon yesterday at his daughter Mrs Williams A Williams home in Greenville Brights disease confined him to bed for two weeks His last public appearance as Speaker was at the State Press Association meeting where he gave a brief impromptu address and seemed well.
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Joshua Hilary Hudson
South Carolina
Greenville
Williams A. Williams
Bright
State Press Association
Bank of Anderson Exam Ends. Missing Funds Reported
A special bank board meeting in Anderson is set to receive a State Bank Examiner report stating about 39 000 missing from the Bank of Anderson, later expected to drop to 35 000 after realizable cash items. The cashier Holleman is suspected. a successor may be elected and pursuit of Holleman planned. The American Bankers Association will be notified of the defalcation. Holleman’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Anderson
Bank of Anderson
Wilson
Rhame
Mauldin
Holleman
American Bankers’ Association
Onions as Pneumonia Cure Promoted by French Doctor
A French physician claims hot onion poultices cure pneumonia. The remedy uses six to ten chopped onions with rye meal and vinegar, heated into a thick paste, applied in a cotton bag to the chest, reheated every ten minutes for several hours, with three to four applications typical.
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A. C. L. Park
Tarra
Woodly
McPherson
Weir
Ward
Roach
Turner
McCoy
Cow
Ard
Gregation
Park
Slauson
Holloman
Phenix Furniture Go
Aantia
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Carolina
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