Importation Ban on Diseased Stock by General Assembly
The Clemson College report discusses South Carolina's new act prohibiting importation of diseased live stock, requiring health certificates, tuberculin testing for cattle over six months, and penalties of 500 to 1,000 dollars or up to one year in jail for violations. Indemnity is allowed for destroyed diseased stock, aiding stock owners and shipments into the state.
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Clemson College
Kenwee Courier
General Assembly
South Carolina
Hriefly
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Ray
Gompers Plans Europe Visit After Union Budget Approved
In April the executive council of the American Federation of Labor approved funds for Samuel Gompers to travel from New York on the Baltic on June 25 to study industrial and sociological conditions in Europe. He will lead two Federation delegates to the Farmers' National Union Convention and report on the laboring classes while avoiding a proposed per member levy.
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Chinston
Mne
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Lahora
Europe
Gampers
New York
Baltic
Rave Ibs
Gompers
Bucks Stave and Range Company
St. Louis
Denver
Federation
Farmers’ National Union
Historic trel gone in Pickens death spot relics
Walhalla reporter notes a storm felled a large cedar once at the site where Gen. Pickens died. Kelley preserves the trunk for souvenirs while relic hunters steal smaller limbs for uses in Jack uinassee near the Pickens historical spot.
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Tamassee
Cor. Anderson
Walhalla
Thomas Meride Kelley
Rcent
Gen. Pickens
Kelley
Ted
Andrew Pickitts
Jack
Uinassee
Toxaway Dots Special: Social With Egg Hunt At Stewart Home
Mrs Pauline Green of Toccoa Ga visits her parents Mr and Mrs Couch at Toxaway. Miss Rena Land from Hopewell joins Miss Ethel Dak. Stewart hosts an egg hunt Saturday evening with participants Mannie Cobb Leila Lily Josie Lyles Jessie Sadie Couch Evie Duke Leitha Collins Minnie Clark Artie Stewart and T S Roland Cobb Elijah Stewart Pauline Green of Toreoa listed as sister Mrs Stewart.
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Toxaway
Pauline Green
Toccoa
Couch
Rena Land
Hopewell
Ethel Dak
Stewart
Mannie Cobb
Leila
Lily Nd
Josie Lyles
Jessie
Sadie Couch
Evie Duke
Leitha Collins
Minnie Clark
Artie Stewart
T. S. Roland’ Cobb
Elijah Stewart
Toreoa
Enit. Cc
Frisky infant on crowded St. Joe train sparks chase
A mother clings to a heavy baby as a small African child follows toward an open door. The crowd and conductor intervene as the mother shouts to “William McKinley” for a safe halt and meal before the voyage continues.
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Dartwell
St. Joe
Cn Baby
Baby
Darkey
William McKinley
Fire destroys St. George Hotel killing several in San Francisco
A morning blaze at the St. George Hotel on Howard and Eighth streets left five dead and eight to ten others presumed buried under the ruins. Six were injured, one fatally, and property loss was estimated at 125000. The three story frame lodging house, built after 1906, housed about 200 people with 137 regular boarders, many escaping by roof or fire escapes.
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San Francisco
St. George
Laioress
Howard and
Eiyth
Cartwright
Salem
Ore
LSD
Grovick
W. F P. Krager
St. George Hotel
March dispensary sales show downturn from last year
Columbia April 16 report by Dispensary Auditor West shows March sales totaling 262005.23, down from 296857 last year. Charleston leads with 16110.90, Richland 40974.60, Aiken 26799.30, while wet counties Colleton Chester and Laurens posted March figures last year. Poleys Honey and Tar endorsement promotes genuine product.
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Columbia
West
Colleton
Chester
Laurens
Charleston
Richland
Aiken
Woman Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Doctor Killing
New York April 14 Sarah Koten a young Russian woman charged with shooting Dr Martin W Auspitz on August 7 last pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the first degree in the Supreme Court She said the physician attacked her while she was under anaesthetic during her service as a nurse at his sanitarium She brought her baby from Blackwell's Island and declared she was the instrument of God in the killing.
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New York
Sarah Koten
Martin W. Auspitz
Supreme Court
Auspitz
Blackwell's Island
Prom Russia to America and a Fertilizer Fire
Anderosa April 15 Hlejoeum Davidson a 14 year old Russian arrival who cannot speak English appears a queer sight in Anderson after traveling alone to learn American ways He is nephew of S Hillman and brother of Sam Davidson later joining his brother at the Kimball House in Atlanta The boy underwent a dramatic cultural change after arrival Meanwhile Norfolk April 16 the Imperial Company fertilizer plant at Money Point on Elizabeth River’s southern branch was destroyed by fire early today causing about 150000 in losses with three-fourths insured The cause remains undetermined
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Anderosa
Hlejoeum Davidson
Russia
Hlejuowm
Ile
Hillman
Sam Davidson
Anderson
America
Blejocum
Atlanta
Kimball House
Norfolk
Imperial Company
Money Point
Elizabeth River
Blacksmith and Repair Shop Ad Promises Full Service
Blacksmith offers repairs and painting for wagons surreys and farm tools. He sells horse shoes and horseshoe nails of all sizes and has updated tools and materials from W M Browns. Located below the Walalla Hotel on the railroad, he invites customers to inspect stock and assure the best materials in town.
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Greg Elalty
W. M. Brown
Walalla
W J Dendy seeks final settlement in Dendy estate
J B S Dendy Executor gives notice to D A Smith judge of probate for Oconee County South Carolina Walhalla Court House on May 8 1909 at 11 o clock for final settlement and discharge of the estate of S P Dendy deceased
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D. A. Smith
Wsn
Oconee County
South Carolna
Walhalla Court House
S. P. Dendy
J. B.S. Dendy
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Kowke Courier
Steck, Shelor & Tiroder
Walhalia
Inport
New
Det General Assembly
Dee
Castoria
Bears
Aiba
Mrs
Boston
Andrew J. Davis
Montana
Ingersoll
Dobbs Ferry
Col. Robt. G. Ingersoll
W. L. Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Mr. Davis
Col. Ingersoll
Davis
Mrs. Ingersoll
Appleton
Tully
Tutt’s
Poley
J. W. Bell
Walthall Ston Eypher Pharma
Westminster
Walhalla, SO. CA
P. S
Ian
Washington
D. D. Gaillard
U.S. A
Winnsboro
Panama Canal
Senate
J. C. Shirley
Rayo Lampisis
O11 Company (Incorporated
Krippendorff-Dittman
Moss & Ansel
PROM
Hins
Dean
J. W. Lee
S.C
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