Seneca Beats Valhalla 10 to 7 In Wallhalla Game
Seneca defeated Valhalla 10 to 7 at Wallhalla Friday afternoon in a tight contest decided in the late innings. Daly powered Seneca with timely hits while Walhalla rallied with a four-run seventh and hit chances in the ninth went unfulfilled as a record crowd watched locals cheer their team.
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Seneca
Wallhalla Lhst
Valhalla
Goose Ogga
Daly
Hower
Pane
Straub
Gome
Talaplaya
Mfth
Allen
Dolivary
Walhalla
May 12 Devotional Meeting At First Church
Reports from district presidents and a missionary society address open the program at the First Church meeting on May 12. Devotional exercises, an organized Sunday school, and brief talks by Mrs Norton Cox and others follow as part of a multi church schedule. The article also notes a historic comet photograph from Yerkes Observatory and local weather-influenced spring observations.
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OK Breagvale
J. Ay Watkins
Wy L. Duals
Distetels
Franeweh
Society
Heneral Bistress
Teseus
Dion
Mes
Prank Carter
Mitn
Rod
New Hane
Weaf
Abi
Mra
Joe Medinkai
Mompeon
Miss Renatin
Norton Cox
Lavet
Der
Wilto Mason
Milestrate King
Governor grounds pardon request for Hopkins in bigamy case
A Columbia dated April 16 notes Governor Angel’s rebuke of Oconee County officials who recommended commuting a three year hard labor sentence for W J Hopkins. Hopkins, convicted of bigamy eighteen months ago, has already served 18 months and was injured at the poor farm, prompting advocates for pardoning him to consider his family and the added burden on prison staff.
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Columbia
Angel
W. J. Hopkins
Ucwarka
Ocondo County
Ocones County
Hopking
Ansel
Oconee
Courier
Phillips
Hopkins
W. D. Hopkins
Chalp Sang
Tone
Tia
Progon
Phillipa
Unclaimed Letters List for Walhalla Post Office
Week ending April 18 1910 notes letters unclaimed including Gambrell DOG Owens Alvin. Recipients advised to say advertised. A C Merrick Postmaster.
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Walhalla
Gambrell
Dog
Owens
Alvin
Persone
A.C. Merrick
P. M
Patterson Pardons Stir Debate Over Tennessee Clemency
Nashville dispatch cites New York World account listing Governor Patterson’s clemency record since taking office, including hundreds pardoned for murder, liquor, weapons, larceny and other misdemeanors. The piece questions motives, cites critics’ claims of abuse of power, and defends the governor’s prerogative amid public outcry.
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Tennessee
Murat
Yoror Matherson
Henry
Pardang
Teed Hergeren Tn Ander Esos
Patterson
Hough
Witteh
Bond Test Wins for Telegraph Water Works Fund
On Tuesday April 18 the bond issue for the telegraph waterworks project carried the margin, with Wilmington leading 11 to 1 and 12 to 2 in the vote. Public works commissioners named include Taylor, cashier of the Masley Loan and Trust Company. Hagood, president of Glengood MIN. and Sith, president of the Bastoy Bank.
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Olne Tele Wahts
Winnoxt
My ‘Taylow
Masley Loan and Trt Company
Win. Hagood
Glengood Min
W. C. Sith
Bastoy Hank
Appalachian Bill Reported Favorable by House Committees
Appalachian measure to preserve water and forest resources by conserving trees and reforestation where needed was favorably reported today from the House committees on agriculture. A minority committee also reported against the measure. Washington April 1. The bill aims to protect the Southern Appalachian region and White Mountain forest reserve.
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Washington
White Mountain
le House
Honored Visitor Col Thompson of Walhalla Visits Anderson
Col Robert A Thompson of Walhalla, sole survivor of the Secession Convention, spent yesterday in Anderson and received a warm greeting. Despite being well past 80, he remains active in his law office and plans to work many more years, saying retirement brings decline. He recalls early work as a printer and his long public service, with strong praise for a life in law, journalism, and politics.
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Anderson Mall
Robert A. ‘Thompson
Walhotix
Anderson
Col
Thompson
Walhalla
Col. Thompson
Pendleton Messenger
Tme
TY. J. Webb
Seression
Uie
Seventy New Cars For Southern To Link With New York
Forty new Pullman cars for the Southern Railway Company will be electric lighted and feature comfort and safety devices. They are to be used on through runs from the South to New York, with service to the Pennsylvania Railroad terminal on Manhattan’s east side. Trains will pass under the Hudson through tunnels, bypassing Jersey City ferry service and placing sleepers in the heart of Manhattan’s hotel, theater, and shopping district. The cars are expected to be ready in September or October.
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Atlanta
Pullman Company
Southern Railway Company
New York City
Southern
New York
Jorney City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mantittan Island
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Thirty-flyst
Thirty-third Street
Jersey Shore
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Meeting of Richland Grange Urges Members to Attend
Richland Grange calls all members to attend a meeting on Saturday at 10 o'clock. Important item 14 to be considered. J. I. Stone chairs the session.
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Richland Grange
Patterson Seeks Third Term Amid Political Turmoil
Patterson of Nickville Tennessee announced his candidacy for a third term as governor. The move follows a recent pardon of Duncan Cooper and signals likely primary opposition. Observers expect renewed old rivalries and a heated campaign in the forthcoming race.
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Nickville
Tenn
Apel
Malcolm
Patterson Kite Yasl
Patterson
Duncan Cooper
Milwaukee Socialists Take City Government Lead
Socialists capture Milwaukee city leadership as the Democratic party loses control. The old common council completed its unfinished business after a brief session this afternoon, with new mayoral leadership poised to shape policy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Democratic Party
Lock Democrate
Mmit Beldol
Ex-Congressman Dead in North Carolina
A former congressman and noted public speaker collapsed and died in the afternoon while entering his new office in Raleigh. Officials said the instant death was due to a heart attack.
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Charlotte
N.C
Apel
Stormer
Romatus
North Carolina
Palovevill
Death of W. W. Keys Shakes Greenville Community
W W Keys died at his Greenville home last Monday morning after a long illness. A native of Anderson County, he was 64 and long associated with the Baptist Courier. Survived by wife Vashti Burriss and several children, he was an editor and active church worker. His brothers and sisters live in Anderson, Bolton, Spartandure, Charleston, and Denver.
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Greenville
Valhalla
Keys
The
Baptist, Courier Amone
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Mr. Keys
Anderson County
Anderson
Anderson Intergencer
Grenville
Baptist Courier
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Panna
William Eys
Jurtan University
Ida Keys
Panama
Vashti Cullum
Augusta
Mias Eleanor Keys
Publc
North Carolina
Lavinia Keys
Keyn
T. Ll. Keys
Bolton
J. B. Keys
Char
Joel G. Keys
Spartandure
J. B. Keys, Jr
Denver
Mra
Geo. A. Wagenot
Chamberlains Lintwent Urges All Families to Stock
Every family and especially country residents should have a bottle of Chamberlains Lintwent at all times for accidents or emergencies. It is excellent for rheumatism sprains and bruises. Sold by J W Bell Valhalla C W Wiehle West Union.
Locked Out Builders Trigger Nationwide German Walkout
Berlin April 16 Troops are in every German city hit by the general lockout in building trades that began at midnight. About 100000 workers are idled as Social Democrats push agitation over the wage scale dispute with the Master Builders Association. Builders claim they hold more than 3 million dollars in cash and will delay payments for two weeks while wage talks continue. Bremen Hamburg and Berlin employers not excluded plan to join the shutdown as Munich hosts fence negotiations.
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Germany
Social Democrats
Malone
Socialist Federation of Trades
Master Builders’ Association
Aorong
Munich
Bremen
Hamburg
Call of the Blood for NT Mloatlan Health Claims
Incoherent advert claims a remedy called Tr. King's New Life Will improve skin and blood, promising rosy cheeks and health. It urges readers to try the product at all druggists, asserting benefits for liver and complexion with vague, marketing language.
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King
Aldrich to retire from Senate in 1911 term
Senator Aldrich announces he will not seek reelection and will retire at the end of his current term in March 1911. The statement was made to an Associated Press representative upon his return to Washington from Rhode Island where he consulted with political allies.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Associated Press
Rhode Island
Multiple Democratic meetings called across counties this week
Various county parties announce gatherings on the upcoming Saturday and week. Attendees include AW Zachary Onlbwas Onway Pemocradc and W M Brown at Cuvieway Wheland Warehouse and the Richhow, Walhatlh, and other chairs. Delegates will be elected to the County Convention and reorganization actions occur at each site.
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Cuvieway
Ofeloete Py
ATE
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Wheland
Ate Jeliings
Court House
Bushness
Ifany
Fennell
Preatont
J. B
Dendy
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