Nannie Barron 1876 1911 Quiet Community Saintage Death
Nannie Olivia Barron died March 1 1911 at 34 in her home community after several months of illness. Born December 12 1876 near her death place she spent her life in the same area. She was active in Wallview Methodist Church and Sunday School and helped others in the community. Funeral services were held March 13 at Metro View Church conducted by Rev C D Munn with nephews serving as pallbearers.
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Nannie Olivia Barron
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Nannie Barron
Nannie
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C.D. Munn
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Earle McMahan
Preston Barron
Tribute to Tullis J. Davis and community influence
Obituary tribute from West Virginia notes the moral impact of Tullis J. Davis on Richland and its youth. It describes his dinner invitations to wayward boys, guided conversations, and practical lessons at his home and grounds, portraying a life that drew the community closer to virtue and away from crime. The piece also mentions a fire at Wade Grim's home and a related financial impact on local banks and property.
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J. Davis
Jltle
Hla
Mr. Davis
Richland
Nis
Davis
Mr Davis
Tim I
Nikalunihera
Strlen
Chineh
Nave
Dave
Heaven
Tyne
Sm all day spring brings farm work and visits in South Union
South Union March 29 special notes warm days with spring farming under way as farmers plait corn and plans for larger planting emerge. Local residents and visitors are listed including Mr. and Mrs. Jon Fare of Lavonia and Rev. A. McDaniel of Augusta Georgia who visited relatives.
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South Union
A. McDaniel
Augusta
McDaniel
Geo
Eps. Pulliam
Eastandlee
W. L. Thomas
Olly Burrisy
Georgia
J. Rt. Marett
Leaven
W. B
Mra
Joe Farr
Lavonia
M. Smith
J. Pe Myers
Antiquated legal debate on nolle prosequi powers in South Carolina
Attorney General report to the Governor lists authorities from Charles I to 1876 supporting the right to grant nolle prosequi when justice demands it. Cites Chief Justice Holt and an 18th century incident, framing Conner, Yonnans, Lyon and other SC attorneys general as sustaining the legal principle.
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Newberry Observer
Guatain
Nol Presse
Charles 1
Janes Connor
Holt
Queen Anne
Campbell
Chet
Ingland
Lacy
John Atkins
John Atking
Heli
C.J
Conner
Yonnans
Lyon
South Carolina
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Advert
Woman shares testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as cure after surgery avoidance. Letter from Mrs Kavns Mullen of Omaha endorses relief from female complaints including irregularities and nervous exhaustion. Encourages requesting confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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Kavns Mullen
Want, Ltd
Ehynees
Lydia i. Pinkham
Lydia
Castoria Ad Ignited in Historic Fraud Case
Auto Georgia March 80 John J Modsell chief clerk Atlanta office railway ad service indicted by federal grand jury for padding expense accounts He allegedly billed hotel expenses without contracts and stole funds The legal notices name firms and judges in Montgomery Birmingham New Orleans Charlotte Greenshots Ohio and Poles City Taens County rank J Cheney senior partner of I J Cheney Co Toledos fake remedy ads are referenced as part of the era’s fraud notices
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John J. Modsell
Atlanta
Railway Ad Service
Montgomery
Birminghan
New Oreleans
Charlotte
Greenshots
Ohico
J. Cheney
Auatho Ds
I. J. Cheney &Co
Poles
Frank Chee
A.W. Gleiwon
Syston
Leitientals
Ghoney & Co
Toledo
Dengaiata
Battle of San Rafael fuels Mexican revolution turmoil
Reports from Magdalena Sonora detail heavy fighting around San Rafael with 1000 plus insurgents and 300 Federal forces in a stand up clash. Telegrams say 78 insurgents killed and 16 Federal losses with 46 wounded, while Yaqui defections shift balance amid reinforcements and uncertain front lines. Planos priced at 400 dollars.
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Texas
Herald
Magdalena
Sonora
Math
Agua Prieta
Hermosillo
Federale
Pederale
Ory
Ho Elty
Insurrectos
Santa Barbara
Chihuahua
Parral
Ures
Sohora
Insurrecto Junta
Fatal Rope Skipping Contest Claims Third NY Girl
In New York on March 1 a fatal rope skipping contest among schoolgirls ends with May Tamplin, 8, dead. The coroner investigates as the third death in a fortnigh t linked to rope skipping. May reportedly skipped 698 times before collapsing after the event.
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New York
New York City
May Tamplin
Coftyn and Wife Defy High Winds in 28 Mile Flight
Augusta Ga March 31 Avia tor Frank Coffyn and his young wife flew over 28 miles from Augusta to Aiken in 41 minutes to keep a breakfast appointment. The wind prevented a straight course and no American woman has flown this far under similar conditions.
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Augusta
Frank Coffyn
Aiken
8. C
America
Kidnappers Seize Baby in Las Vegas New Mexico
Two masked men forced entry into lawyer A T Rogora’s home at 11 pm and compelled Mrs. Rogora to surrender their 2 year old child. They left a note demanding $12 000 cash paid by midnight. money was paid and the child recovered. One kidnapper was partly identified as Dennis Hart, a jailed ex post office and bank robber recently escaped from Albuquerque.
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Las Vegas
N. M
A.T. Rogora
Dennis Hart
Albuquerque
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