Tillman Letter on dispensary and party control
The Greenville Mountaineer reports Benator Tillman’s forthcoming letter to South Carolina readers. He argues the letter reflects public duty, not dictation, discusses dispensary policy and democratic party control, warns of a new political ring, cites figures on dispensary profits, and urges informed voting and county delegates while pledging to bow to majority will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Democratic Party
Washington
Jefferson
South Carolina
Ile
Cambia
Greenville
Mountaineer
Devoe & Co Letter To Valhalla On Paint Grinding
A letter from Devoe & Co explains grinding paints as lead and zinc mixed intimately. It contrasts mill grinding of grains with paint mixing, noting tab mixers fail to blend metals and describing the resulting lead-and-zinc paste. The note ends with sales references to Seneca and Westminster hardware firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Devoe & Co
P.S
J. W. Bell, Valhalla
Seneca Mercantileo
Seneca, and Matheson Hardware Co
Westminster
Graves of Heroes Marked by Granite Memorial Efforts
Letters from the National Committee for the Preservation of Historic Spots urge Daughters of the American Revolution chapters to report historic sites within their limits. They describe granite markers for government supplied graves and headstones for Revolutionary soldiers, sailors, marines, and army nurses, with detailed application guidance from the War Department. The notice promotes dissemination of information and local ceremonies for grave markers and a semi centennial Newberry College celebration in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee For the Preservation
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maralthew W. Scout
Washington
Committee On Preservation
U. S. Army
J. W. Bell
Cb. Jones
War Department
U.S. Army
D. C
U.S
Andrew Pickens
P. H. Mell
Clemson College
Rt. Shelor
D. A. Ry
Westminster
Newberry College
Colored Sunday School Convention at New Gallilee
The Seneca River Association will hold its Sunday School Convention at New Gallilee Bapital church in Walhalla on April 21 and 22. Sessions begin 10 o'clock Saturday morning with delegates selected by the Sunday schools. Donations are urged for the boys dormitory at Seneca Institute and music lovers are invited to bring melodies to compete in the song service led by W. J. Thomas, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca River Association
New Gallilee Bapital
Walhalla
Eaah School
Seneca Institute
W. J. Thomas
Ten More French Miners Rescued From Salled Mine
In Salléd mines France rescued ten more miners trapped twenty five days after an underground explosion. They were found in pit No 4 in a frightful state of emaciation and brought to the surface. The rescue is hailed as miraculous due to the extended entombment and greater danger faced in pit No 4.
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Long
France
Salléd
Larson
Pit No. 4
Liveryman Monohat crushed by Southern freight train
Gus Monohat a prominent liveryman of Bowersville Ga was killed instantly yesterday at 11 o'clock when a Southern freight train backed up on him as he crossed a side track. The tragedy occurred at Bowersville. The report notes the casualty and the fatal accident. A subsequent ad promotes Pineules medicine by Dr J W Bell and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Gus “Monohat
Bowersville
Boweraville
Monghat
Mr. Monchat
Goebel Murderer Begins Life Term in Kentucky
James B. Howard, jailed in Louvinville, left for Frankfort to begin life imprisonment for the murder of William Goebel. Mrs. Howard accompanied him to the prison doors as the case awaits U S Supreme Court disposition.
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Louvinville
James B. Howard
United States Supreme Court
Frankfort
William Goebel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benator Tillman
Wie
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearst
Chemlete
New York Bee
Chas. Mueller
Valhalla
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Foley's
J.w.bell
Southern Cotton Association
Harvie Jordan
Oconee County
J. P. Stribling
S.r
Colored Sunday School Convention
Genih
J. W.bell
Wallial
W. J. Lunnoy
Seneca
Gov. Goebel
W. Bell
W. J. Linney
Odd Fellows Orphan
At's
Dade
W. J. Lunney
Bencoa
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Aid
F. S. Royster
You Monty
Carter & Co
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