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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
6
Personal character notice by Beck Suelo and SCTroder promises obituary nerves and tabulations over a hundred words free, with charges one cent per word beyond that. Cash required with manuscript.
A fragmented report from a local committee meeting outlines plans for a party convention with delegates to the state convention. It mentions General Wille tones as chairman and notes preparations for the Thirty‑sixth term, with dates in April and May.
Trustees of Lander College reported record enrollment with 127 boarders 19 day pupils and 29 special students. A new dormitory is planned funded by a state-wide campaign aiming to raise 88000 to start erection. Commencement exercises set for early May with speeches by Bishop Wilson and others as plans include a dedicatory sermon.
A fragmented notice describes an agreement between the town of PNhuduphie and the Rapid Transit Company, creating partial representation on the Kranak wand. It mentions a council action, a donor or donorlike figure, and a treatment reference with a drug name and dosage.
In New York on April 11, detectives testified about the Mehmond post tie heist that yielded more than 85,000 in loot. Authorities described the accused as connected to the Littte Blok Harb and another ring, with two burghirs allegedly confessing after arrest. Witnesses from Washington detailed the thefts, the transport to Richmond, and the seizure of 70,000 in stamps and negotiable drafts.
Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attended a carriage drive along the Ligurian hills in a bridal anniversary scene. The article notes a ceremonial vigil, with the crowd and dignitaries, and mentions remarks about Cholera remedies. It closes with the death of Mrs John Walter Smith, wife of Maryland Senator, in Baltimore after weeks of illness.
Wa Lanahans & Sons of Baltimore reached a compromise with the state dispensary commission settling an over judgment of about 23,000 tied to graft claims. The firm agreed to pay roughly 50 cents on the dollar, with the total bid over by Lanahan around 20,144.52 and the over judgment near 324,000. The settlement involved old dispensary accounts and was described as effected by attorneys for the state and Lanahan, amid reports the firm may sell a whiskey brand and face regulatory questions over product labeling.
The Progressive Marion and Gazette in Raleigh offers 1500 in prizes to boys under 19 who produce the largest corn yield this year. Prizes include gold medals two horse wagons and Herkshire plas and Jersey calges. Readers of the Keowee Courier are urged to send a postal to The Progressive Marion and Gazette Raleigh Noe to enter.
The Keowee Courier from Walhalla South Carolina carries a mix of items including a board of health vaccination order for Anderson residents to curb smallpox, a business prompt appeal inviting patrons to place printing and engraving orders, plus scattered historical notices and community references. The page also mentions Spartanburg related business leadership and weather commentary about March conditions and rain.
A historical letter touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a kidney cure, citing a Walhalla resident who reports relief from back pain and kidney secretions after using the product. The piece also covers a local court session, noting Judge Aldrich's sentencing in a whiskey case and calls for tougher enforcement in Greenwood.
Fragmented OCR text describes water and care for children, spring health, and early household prevention. Mentions Uncle Carell mollivenrs keeping Poley's Hones and Tay at home, with warnings about cronp and weed risks. Also notes Bell Gerenvilly showcasing enterprise and bonds for paying some sowarke extensions amid unsettled local issues.
Four desperados robbed the Victor Banking Company at Doody corner near McKee's Rocks in Pittsburg county, shooting manager Blandol Friedman and bookkeeper Kalve Schwartz. Friedman and Schwartz died, a passerby was seriously wounded, and about 4100 in cash was taken as police pursue leads from the Ohio river outskirts. A police dragnet surrounds the city as suspects are held in Stawe township along with further arrests expected.
An old newspaper ad promotes clubbing furs and cheap reading from KHOWHE and KEOWEE COURIER offerings, detailing annual rates with Weekly, biweekly, and other partner papers. It lists prices, partner publications, and mentions a health product for kidney and bladder relief from J W Bell.
From London an explosion aboard the steamer Catrona caused nine hundred passengers to be transferred to the Kanawha in the English Channel. No one was harmed during the transfer as crowds of men women and children boarded safely. The Catrona was then towed to Portland with the lifeboats lowered, while authorities discussed emergency aid options.
In Whitesburg Kentucky on April 7 a man named Lloyd Brazier fled after a fatal stabbing. Convicted of killing and stabbing a woman, he faced a scaffold view from his window as a mob halted for an exam of his sanity with Governor Wilson offer of respite.
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