Major J F Hart Dead in Yorkville
Major James Fy Hart a prominent Yorkville lawyer and Civil War veteran died at his home at 3 10 o clock yesterday afternoon after months of cancer of the stomach. A Confederate veteran, he led Hart's Battery and aided Hampton movement efforts. Survived by his widow, three sons, two daughters, and elder in the Presbyterian church, he was known as a successful upstate attorney.
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Yorkville
James Fy. Hart
Hampton
Hart
Citadel
Nonn
Presbyterian Church
Frightful Suffering Followed by Cure Claim
A letter from C. G. Gray of Lula Minnesota describes severe illness from undigested food and viral polona symptoms. After taking Dr Eigin Now Life Pills the writer reports full relief as the stomach disorders disappeared. Guaranteed laxative effect sold at druggists for 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Graykop
Eigin
Sully Case May Reopen After Bankruptcy Referee Opinion
New York April 24 MacGrane Coxe a bankruptcy referee has sent to Judge Holt an opinion that could reopen the Sully case and bring many points to adjudication The questions include whether the one million dollars paid on March 18 1904 was properly paid and if not whether it was illegal whether Friday prices or Saturday prices should determine the amount the Sully estate owes and whether Cotton Exchange transactions constitute gambling If gambling is found the Sully estate may be solvent and not owe 4 cents
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New York
MacGrane Coxe
Holt
United States Court
Sally
Acquittal of Assault by Jury of White Men in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi on April 22 a black man named Stewart John was tried for assaulting Minx Mamie Marah a young white woman. The jury of white men acquitted him despite testimony from Jake Turnbull another black man who swore the defendant’s guilt. Judge Miller ordered the man to leave town and he departed on the first train.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Stewart John
Aon
Mamie Marah
Jake Turnbull
Johnson
Miller
Planoner
Tlrat
Eternal Sleep for Joe Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson dies at his Palm Beach home The Roofs at 615 PM after a day of unconsciousness and a long struggle His wife, sons Charles B and Frank Jefferson, nurse Mabel Bingham Dr R B Potter and servant Carl Kottler present The end followed a lingering illness believed linked to indigestion from a recent visit near Hobe Sound The body to depart by special train to Buzzards Bay tomorrow with family en route to New York for burial
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph Jefferson
Palm Beach
Daya
Charles B
Frank Jefferson
Mian
Mabel Bingham
R. B. Potter
Carl Kottler
Mr. Jefferson
Charles B. Jefferson
Hobo Sound
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Declared Best and Popular
Community buyers from Eldon to railroad workers praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs colds and croupy children. Elderly and adults report quick relief and frequent use by families. Local retailers D W Bell Walhalla W J Tunney Seneen and others advertise the remedy as the top choice.
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Bipre
Bay Moore Bron
Eldon
Town
Chamberlain
Dw, Bell, Walhalla
W. J. Tunney
Seneen
Pruitts Acquitted In Anderson County Peonage Case
Greenville April 22 The jury found K Wy Probst Forrest Pruitt and John Nevar not guilty on all counts in the Anderson county peonage case Deliberations were brief with the jury reaching a verdict around 12 20 p m after a short deliberation The prosecution had not held out hope for conviction beforehand
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Greenville
Pruith
Anderson County
K. Wy Pro’st
Forrest Pruitt
John Nevar
Poorest Colleges Will Get 260000 Gift Aid
Chicago April 21 gifts totaling 260000 will be given this year to small rural colleges in Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina and West Virginia by D K Pearsons a retired capitalist and notable benefactor of many institutions in the United States to aid the poorest colleges in the region
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Chicago
Tenneanoo
Kentucky
North Carolina
West Virginia
D. K. Pearsons
United States
Westminster News Briefs from April 2
Westminster notes from April 2 record Mr and Mrs Garrison planning a New Mexico trip for health. Bouleh Poore's return from Kasley and Pickens. visits by families from Oakway and Atlanta. Local garden and church events, school closure May 10, and rail operations near Westminster. Several appointments, weddings, sermons, and a new chapel at the Corwell Cotton Mill Village are noted alongside community visits and Sunday services.
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Westminster
Mea
Garrison
Atlanta
Minson Iu
Cordelia Reardon
I. W. Bear
Oakway
Texas
Methodiat Parsonage
Bro. Spinks
Westminster Graded School
Mra
J.C. Bearden
J. I. Mc Lin
West End
Thomas Clinkeonles
J. W. Simpson
Julius Martin
The
Southern Railway
Beltdn
Hugh Bibb
J.J. Pickens
Coke
Mr. Pickens
Pennsylvania
Long Distance Telephone Co
M. 5
Stribling
K. W. Murett
Fair Play
W. O. Peden
L. G. Gaston
Ira
Pitts
Dnd
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Hurrell
8. L. Morris
Home Mission
Paul
Mores
Ligon
J. A.durham
Honea Path
J. J. Hartell
Tuga
Oak Grove
Chorwell Cotton Mil Company
Rov
A. P. Murett
Royal Baking Powder Promotes Healthful Cakes
Good Health to the Children urges care in feeding and praises Royal Baking Powder as essential for pure baking. It claims Royal yields lightness and flavor in cake, biscuit, doughnuts, and crusts while making food wholesome for all ages.
Fair Play Presbyterians Dedicate New Church and Local News
The Fair Play community celebrated the April 23 dedication of the new Presbyterian church built at about $1,000. Rev. S. L. Morris of Atlanta preached the dedicatory sermon. Other town notes include egg hunts, the Westminster Fertilizer Company season close, and Rev. J. J. Harrell’s return from South Carolina Presbytery. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is recommended for rheumatism with local sales noted.
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Floyd Watson
J. L. Jarrard
Fair Play
Mra
P. Stribling
J.D. Sheldon
Thompson
J. ‘T. Crumpton
R. Harris
L. Morris
Atlanta
Westminster of and Fertilizer Company
J. J. Harrell
South Carolina
A. L. Gossert
D. D
Norman
R. C. Ligon
Newberry
Rev
Ligon
W. Speares
J. W. Shirley
Spearman Dobbins
Double Springs
Anderson County
South Union Notes Weddings and Visits
News from South Union reports a double wedding when Cook Isbell of Fair Play married Mian Suo Blanche Labell of thin auction last Sunday, April 29, performed by D. W. Wright. The item notes numerous local visitors and social calls, plus Easter attendance by local youth and a return home for Misa Climolia Richey of Katy Play.
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South Union
Ay McDaniel
Thin Place
Cook
Isbell
Fair Play
Mian Suo Blanche Labell
Thin Auction
D. W. Wright
Monera
Whitmire
Barron
Boneos
Misa Climolia Richey
Katy Play
Annie Lee
Marshal Wiley
Mr. Dallenger
Newry
Claude Burrins
Richland
Janie Crawford
Kate Harrip
Minion
Wardlaw
Sonece
Claude Maret
Songon
Mise Rona Hunainger
Mins Mando Maratt
Townville News Recaps Family Visits and Planting Shifts
Nolas from Speed's Creek notes a closing event with speeches and songs. Teachers, relatives, and neighbors meet as Mrs. Brown retires for a vacation. Several residents travel, visit kin, and host guests from Anderson and Pell City. Farmers report reduced cotton acreage and early wheat yields as Townville signals busy spring planting and a closing oil mill.
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Speed
Croek
8. L. Brown
Mra. W. T. McLeox
Jumpa
Ewing
Anderson
W. D. Hopkins
Lattora
Walter Sanders
Tokoona
Mino Mittie Vaughn
Pell City
Ala
Andy Cox
New Hope
Lillie Campbell
Townville
H. R. Sheriff
H. EB. Cox
At the Farm Crops Replanted Amidst Ailing Cotton
At the farm the front line of the crop was restored after replanting corn. Merars Cobb and Kelley report the farm in fine shape. Whooping cough has appeared in the cotton area. A Sunday school was organized at Zion, with preaching planned at Pleasant Hill on the first Sunday in May.
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Merars
Cobb and Kelley
Zion
Pleasant Hill
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Oxfords
Tits Store
Salee
C. W
J. E. Bauknight
New York and London Drug Co
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
J. F. Hart
Joe Jefferson
Royal Baking Powder CO
Ta Obo
Costa
Walhalin
W. J, Lunnoy
Senoon
Nolas
Speed’s Creek
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