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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1908

Page

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Red mob unrest ends in fatal New York bombing

In Union Square New York a bomb exploded during a clash between police and unemployed demonstrators. A bomber and his companion died. four officers and many bystanders were injured as the crowd dispersed from the square. The bomber, Selix Silveratemi, 21, claimed he acted alone after obtaining nitroglycerin in Brooklyn. He unavailable for further cooperation as he lay near death.

New York Union Square Bull von Reilly The Marseillaise Crat George Washington Selix Siiveratemi Tive van Brunt Street Brooklyn Clark Street Broadway Russia United States Cohen Ives Park Street Goltstein

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Favored by Sluggist

Honraha of Portsmouth Virginia, a prominent salesman, endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best patent medicine for curing distress. He notes higher profits from others but relies on this remedy to please customers and recommends it. Endorsers include Dr J W Bell and Lupney.

Chamberlain's Honraha Portsmouth J. W. Bell Walhuting W Lupney Senvea

Seneca Civic News Tracks Library Meeting and Civic Prizes

The Library Association meeting was postponed to the following Friday to allow full officer elections. Merchants will close at 6 30 starting April 1. Civic Association actions include electing officers, flower show plans, and a petition to the city council for a $25 prize for best kept premises. Local socials and home improvements feature in ongoing community updates.

Isneca The Library Association Misa Jedith Morgan Dendy Senada M. Lowery Fair Play Street Pendleton and Seneca’s Pendleton Civic Association Mra T. J. Stribling W. J. Launey Charlotte Percy Grant Thorney Cary Lillie Hawking Robt. McLeos Townville Street Episcopal Church Beneca Seneca M. Y

Chamberlains Stomach Liver Tablets Endorsed for Constipation

L H Parahicin of Spirit Lake Towasaga says Chamberlains Stomach grid Liver Tablets are the best thing out the market for constipation. He urges a trial with price listed as 26 cents and samples free. Endorsed by J W Hell Walhalla and W Lunney Beneca.

L. H. Parahicin Spirit Lake Towasaga Chamberlain Theas Ramples Tree J. W. Hell Walhalla W. Lunney Beneca

McCrarey Avi Bue and Lyndy Shot Incident Reported

McCrarey, the Sormemuia who was accidentally shot by Congressman Hefin on Friday night, will not be in the congress for lows of time due to his injury. Lyndy, the Negro whom the Congressman shot, had been discharged from the hospital.

Washington McCrarey Lyndy

Westminster School Oratorical Contest and Field Day Highlights

Westminster reports a crowded school hall for last Friday's oratorical contest with top performers Lee Stribling Otaway Marett and Kletner Tannery. Misses Rowe Harrell and Myrtle Zimmerman provided piano solos while quartets by Durham Cox Brockman Cheswell were praised. Friday's field day featured notable jumps and sprints with Clancy Marett George Hull Hen Simpson and B Williams achieving top marks. The afternoon capped with a baseball win over the town team 11 to 9. Notable social notes include Miss Crawford's Crawford Keese wedding and Mrs. R Calloway's spring millinery opening. Various local residents traveled to Greenville South Union and nearby.

Westminster Lee Stribling Otaway Marett Kletner Tannery Missey Rowe Harrell Myrtle Zimmerman Messrs Durham Cox Brockman Cheswell D. F. Nicholson Severn Wy, Hughs B. A. Bentley Walehalla Clancy Marett George Hull Hen Simpson B. Wiliams Jameson Stobling Frank Anderson Elmore Baker Mary Messer J. P. Keese Crawford-Keese Miss Crawford People's Store R. Calloway Mulkey Greenville Robbie Carter Gainesville Valhalla J. FE. Boggs South Union RD. Burns Baptist Union Beaverdam

Honors Come to Mitchetel Ming Workers Lenore Retires

Indianapolis March 29 After ten years leadership of the United Ming Workers of America John Mitchell will retire from the head of that organization on Wednesday and will be succeeded by Thor L Lewis of Ohio. He plans to devote time to regaining his health and will not accept work until health improves. Roosevelt reportedly offered him a mission to Paname and the National Civic Federation wishes to place him at a bureau to study trade agreements. He has been offered positions with corporations schools insurance companies banks and magazines but will decide in coming weeks as health allows.

Indianapolis Ind United Ming Workers of America John Mitchell Wuedday National Civic Federation Ila

Fifth Sunday services and local school notes

Anion services on fifth Sundays very helpful. Rev McDaniel missed his Methodist church appointment due to family illness. County Superintendent Crallis making special effort to teach in county schools. visited Madison school. YMT met with Mrs Carter. book contest featured with ice cream and cake. Fourth and sixth graders held contests. several spoke well. best contestants chosen for Friday event. Rheumatic pains relief via Chamberlains Pain Balm praised by Pon typool postmaster. sale locally.

A. McDaniel O. L. Crali Madison Mra. J Carter W. J. Carter Pitts Wilton Mason G. J. Gray Paul Matheson Brockwan M, Walker Li, Powter Harold Norris Frank Stribling

Ramsay Cree Notes March 30 Report Health Crop Plans

The health of this community is good at present. Farmers plan a large cotton crop but also plant a variety of crops this year. Misses Ollie and Julia Reed, Pleasant Hill, visited relatives near Westminster recently. Wade Reed is home from Easel. The Sunday school at Pleasant Hill will be conducted at 3 p.m. instead of in the forenoon as in the past.

Ramsay's Creek Ollie Julia Reed Pleasant Hill Westminster Wade Reed Easey Pleasant Hil

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