Court calendar reports numerous passing guilty pleas
The Court of General Sessions convened with Judge DeVore and disposed of multiple cases. Defendants faced varied outcomes including guilty verdicts and prison terms from three months to several years for offenses such as larceny, house breaking, and murder. Several defendants received options to serve time on county works or pay fines, and a few cases were continued or sealed verdicts.
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Court of General Sessions
DeVore
Paul Bryan
Turner Hines
Richard Keith
Alias Boney Read
Wm.Cantey
Wm. Gordon
James Murray
Bull Dog
State
Pink Hughes
William Mitchell
Sam Mitchell
Jessie White
John Rundell
G. W. Enberg
A. M. Mannigault
Santee
Robt
Lordless
Goodwin
True Bill
Smalls
Kid Snow
Pompey Joe
Repels Attack of Death by Lung Cure Claim
Five years ago two doctors told Tillman Green that he had two years to live due to consumption. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for saving his life after using the remedy long enough to work and now advocates its effectiveness for coughs, colds, and lung troubles. Sold at 50 cents and one dollar with a free trial bottle at druggists.
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Tillman Green
Malachie
Col
Dr. King
Mr Schwab’s Threat To Leave Steel Industry
Charles M. Schwab told a senate committee that a steel tariff cut would drive him to retire from the steel industry. He has since admitted earning more money from steel than he can handle, suggesting a successor who relies on personal effort rather than government favor for profits.
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Charles M. Schwab
The
Steel Trust
Senate
Schwab
Political Estimates by Winfield Jones in 1912 election
Washington report analyzes Democratic paths to the White House in 1912. It weighs winning Ohio New York and Indiana versus a Western push, calculates electoral votes needed and names Governor Judson Harmon as a logical Ohio nominee if the eastern states are pursued.
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Winfield Jones
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Missouri
Maryland
Taft
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Bryan
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Bill would fund Georgetown river and harbor work
Charleston district engineer Major G P Howes receives a bill detailing federal river and harbor appropriations. Key items include 50 000 for Charleston to finish the 28 foot low water channel, 51 500 for Ashley River 20 foot channel to the Standard Fertilizer plant, 12 000 for Charleston McClenville deeper water project maintenance, and 162 000 to extend Winyah Bay improvements along with new work on Archers Creek and Mingo Creek. The plan also funds dredge upgrades, shipyard Creek, and Beaufort Broad River works. The Daily Item notes Georgetown homes receive the coverage.
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Charleston Evening Post
G. P. Howes
Ashley River
Standard Fertilizer Company
Charleston
McClenville
Congress
Wateree
Santee
Big Peedee
Winyah Bay
Archler's Creek
Port Royal
Paris Island
Beaufort
Broad River
Waccamaw River
Conway
Georgetown
Mingo Creek
Black River
Hemmingway Bridge
South Carolina
Ship Yard Creek
Arehher
Twenty five Die In Explosion In San Antonio Yard Crisis
A Southern Pacific locomotive boiler exploded in the South Pacific yards San Antonio on March 18 killing at least 25 workers many strikebreakers. Rescue teams battled fires and collapsed structures as bodies and fragments were recovered amid widespread destruction across a three block radius. Walter Jourdan identified among the dead. officials ruled out dynamite amid strike tensions.
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San Antonio
Southern Pacific
South Pacific
Southern Pacific S
Duval Street
Honest Stand On Oleomargarine From Dairy Union
The National Dairy Union shifts its position to demand only the prohibition of butter color imitation in oleomargarine. It argues oleo should be sold honestly without a tax, as a fair, low-cost food for the poor. Farmers in Denmark use margarine, and the dairy aim is fair competition through quality rather than counterfeit colorings or fraud.
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National Dairy Union
Denmark
Springfieldj O
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Constipation Remedy
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes patent remedies by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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