Gen Matthew Butler Dies After Prolonged Illness
Collected obituary notes General Matthew Butler of Kidkoffeld dies at 1140 hours after a long decline linked to an old wound and diseases. The South Carolina cavalry leader, veteran of Manassas and Brandy Station, served as brigadier general after 1862 and later a U S senator.
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Colimbia
Matethew
Kutler
Kidkoffeld
Bauer
Hultur
Brandy Station
Matthew Catgraith Hutler
Greenville
William Gutler
United States
Jape T
Per
United States Navy
Newport
Roma
Slater
Oliver A. Terry
Matthew C. Perry
A.P. Butler
Pierce M. Butler
Coloonel
Palmetto Regiment
Charubusco
William Butler
James Butler
London County
Virginia
North Carolina
Arkansas
South Carolina
A P. Butler
Edgefield
South Carolina College
Maria
F. W. Pickens
Hampton
Manassas
Butler
Monocacy Bridge
Stuart
Chambersburg
Dumfries
Sore
Nia
Spottsylvania
Richmond
Sheridan
Tarren
Hanias Tieton
Dr Samuel M Orr Dead in Anderson at Johns Hopkins
Dr Samuel Marshall Orr, son of Governor James I Orr, born in Anderson in 1855, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a long illness. He was a prominent physician, lecturer, and medical leader in Anderson, serving as president of the Anderson County Medical Association and surgeon for railways. He leaves four children, two sons and two daughters, and a widow, Charlotte Allen Orr.
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Anderson
M. Orr
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Samuel Marshall Orr
James I. Orr
Niis
Wna
Mary Joe Marshall
Ity Place
Col
James L. Orr
Christopher Hugh Orr
Orr
Martha Orr Patterson
California
Mary Orr Earle
Greenville
Edw. R. Miles
W. J. Ligon
Piedmont
South Carolina
King's Mountain
Yorkville
Col. A. Coward
Furman University
W. H. Nardin
Jomoraon Medical College
Philadelphian
Abbeville
Greenwood
Walhalla
Momne School
Patrick Military Institute
Anderson County Medical Associaion
American Medical Association
Blue Ridge
Illalife
Charlotte Alathea Allen
Charles Louis Gaillard
Erly
Charleston
Hap Allen
Harry Allen Orr
Svannah River Power Company
Anderson Waster, Light and Power Company
5. M. Orr
Elimi Howe
Hell
Avatalin
Inquiry to Be Resumed Soon in Dispensary Case
Columbia April 15 Attorney Geovyt Lyon returned yesterday from trips to Avguetn Atlanta and Cincinnati to press the resumption of the Dispensary Investigation after the Federal Supreme Court ruling. He could not reveal specifics, saying a conference with statewide attorneys and the governor’s yacht commission plans were pending. Lyon noted the expected revival of activity in coming weeks. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a remedy for spring colds with a human interest tie to local druggists J W Bell Valhalla Stone cypher Westminster.
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Columbia
Geovyat Lyon
Avguetn
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Federal Supreme Court
Lyon
Ubethe
Recone
Atlanta Constitution
Felder
Ateaivte
Supreme Court
Easter Egg Hunt Draws Bright Faced Children in Tertia
Special report notes a well under way crop season prep with some corn planted and a lively Easter egg hunt. Teachers of the Sabbath school hid eggs for a large crowd in the grove while visitors from Oakway Townville Helton and Double Spring joined locals in the activity and family gatherings at Mrs S L Smith and Newt Richardson’s home.
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Tertia
Oakway
Tompkins
Mason and Kilburn
Belle Elrod
Helton
John Patterson
J. W. Shirley
Townville
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Women
A reader letter from Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for persistent female illnesses after other remedies fail. The company publicizes grateful testimonials and invites sick women to seek free advice and try the remedy before surgery or despair.
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Lyla G
Lanhle
Dean
Orhers
Lydia
Dilkham
Firth
Pinkham Medicine Company
Tynn
Mass
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia EK. Pinkhat
Irs
Pinkhim
Lynn, Maas
Coopers Seek New Trial in Carmack Murder Case
Nashville April 15 1908 defendants Duncan B Cooper and Robin J Cooper seek a new trial for second degree murder of Senator W Carmack. Grounds include errors in Judge Hart ruling on evidence and charges plus excluded testimony about mental state Carmack letter 1904 editorial and various confessions and threats. Motion cites March 19 20 verdict events and partial verdict confusion as grounds.
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Nashville
Ten
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
W. Carmack
W. M. Hurt
Criminal Court
Davidson County
Uns
Hart
John D. Sharp
Foreman &. M. Burke
Coopers
Robin Cooper
Carmack
Washington
Col. Cooper
News-Seimitar
Maury County
W. O. Vertrees
Senator Carmack
Paul Davis
Aged Lady of Oconee Seeks Space in The Courier
An elderly resident of Oconee, Mrs. K. B. Tellicon, thanks The Courier and editor for allowing a brief notice. She recalls family ties, service in the Confederate army era, and long life at eighty three, noting a broken ankle two years ago but recent mobility and gratitude for blessings.
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Keowee Caurier
Jmgwr
Witten Thorns
Hhes Bor
Midor Slemey Smith and Wife
Contelepate
United Ty Weshivetan Baptler Ehiren
Nerae
Finn
Edhct
Ehitares
Thay Ace
Voliivou
Totllany
Qeunve
Mig. Eilon Pace
Henry M. Tallison
Anderson
Mary Ann Staneel
Bina Thampeon
Lisete McCuen
Creenville
Bears Hire Tet Kod You Case Reads Like Puzzle
A garbled OCR item mentions a hiring matter and a code like Tet Kod, suggesting a local puzzle or misread notice. Key names and places are unclear, but the fragment signals a personnel or employment note tied to a group called CAABATOT or Bears. Further readable details are unavailable.
Kidnapping of St Louis 7-year-old Cabanne Child
James Sheppard Cabanne, seven, son of a prominent St Louis family, was abducted from his grandmother Mrs Julia C Cabanne's home in the city's fashionable district. A caller claimed the boy was taken to Louisville. Police warn of possible repeat violence as investigations widen to Louisville and Memphis. Authorities suspect domestic trouble as the motive.
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St. Louis
James Sheppard Cabanne
Julia C. Cabanne
Louisvie
Mra.Cobanne
Distillery Seized Over Internal Revenue Violations
Washington April 15 The internal revenue commissioner ordered Collector Goldsborough Baltimore to seize the Carroll Springs Distilling Company plant Maryland one of the largest registered distilleries. The seizure involves about 8000 barrels of whiskey as part of alleged fraud including discoveries of new whiskey in old barrels substitution and relocation without proper duties.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
John G. Capers
Goldsborough
Baltimore
Carroll Springs Distilling Company
Maryland
Geisure
Mintwiener Capers
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Gen. M
Hutler
On Staton
Doy
Wade Hampton
United States Senate
Samuel M. Gir
Wednesday Light
Ali
Caregen
Aitvee
Cuba
G. Wvlite
Oneonta
Foley
Wy Hall
Stonecypher Pharmacy
Westmirster
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
Westminster
Oconee
Cera
W. Wickliffe
West Union
Be Ce
Lou
Collecor
Carrol
Amluyy LL
Mone Itvisti
Orische Bof Aracanven
H. Humphries
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