Madero Rejects Armistice at Juarez Standstill
Reported defiance by Francisco I. Madero Jr who refuses a ceasefire urged by Dr. Gomez. He vows to fight at Juarez, claiming victory or defeat before any talks, as insurrection forces mass beyond the frontier town. Federal defenses cited as strong, with supplies smuggled and a 24 hour surrender demand issued.
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el Paso
Texas
J. Madero, Jr
Gomez
Washington
Juarez
Madero
Juares
Gadzales Garza
Incorrecto
Hanehe
Duaren
Lis
Jnares
Sud
Washuaron
Allermann
Beere Gres
Bankers in Summerville Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The South Carolina Bankers Association held a well attended April meeting in Summerville with Franklin MacVeagh giving the highlight address. Retiring secretary Wilton G. Harvey received a loving cup. W. J. Roddey presented a cup to the retiring president. John M. Kinard was named president with Emsie Nicholson vice president and Lee G. Holleman secretary treasurer. A legislative committee report opened the session and Col Roo Scarborough presented a paper on country bankers duty and opportunity. William Hagle of Baltimore spoke on uniform bank legislation and D. McColl discussed agricultural resources and prosperity.
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Summerville
South Carolina Banks’ Association
Franklin MacVeagh
Giles L. Wilson
W. J. Montgomery
W. J. Roddey
Wilton G. Harvey
Charleston
John M. Kinard
Newberry
Emsie Nicholson
Union
Lee G. Holleman
Anderson
Legislative Committee
B. If. Moss Iy Soaitmin
Col Roo R. Scarborough
Conway
A. K. Padgett
Walterboro
Col. Seaborough
Illess
William Hagle
Baltimore
Merchants' National Bank
D. McColl
Bennettaville
Two DIL BY POISON GASES IN SEWER ACCIDENT
Charleston dispatch reports a sewer cleaning accident where a Black man named Freer died from toxic gases. H. G. Brown and D. Ry Blakely of Greenville, both white, entered the manhole to rescue him but collapsed. Blakely survived. Brown died days later at Roper Hospital.
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Charleston
Sas
Joseph Freer
H. G. Brown
D. Ry Blakely
Greenville
Brown
Blakely
Mr. Brown
Mr. Blakely
Medical College
Freer
Roper Hospital
M. G. Brown
Norfolk
MacVeagh Urges South Bi-Party Rule In National Victory
Secretary MacVeagh urged Southerners to adopt a two party system to improve governance both locally and nationally. He emphasized that two viable parties with a chance to win strengthen party government and national interests, noting his own Republican loyalty alongside past Democratic ties. The remarks referenced party obstacles in the South but framed bi-partisanship as essential for the country.
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MacVeagh
Ui Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cleveland
South
Aoe
Poisoned family tragedy shocks small town cafe
Coroner J J Kelley opened the inquest into the death of Jotrey and others after heavy poisonings traced to a cafe. Testimony described a wife and a child among those killed by Mune Cooper’s act while Simon Jeffrey and relatives faced questions. Prosecution argued motive and plans to harm, and a Wickeileen case was also discussed as investigators pursued the truth. The judge and defense prepared for further proceedings as officials sought justice for the victims.
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Histon News and Press
J. J. Kelley
Wn Diarest
Draw Jotrey
Mune Cooper
Simon Jeffrey
Hee
Hani Wis
Kannin Cooper
Stesnid
Tor
Heaseteta
Wwe
Deon
Ae How
Leone
Polsen
Cooper Wigsett
Judge Shinn
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From 1911
An old testimonial notes Doan's Kidney Pills aiding a patient in Walhalla and surrounding towns. It claims relief from backache and kidney issues after using the product bought at De Bell's Drug Store in Buffalo. The ad urges purchases nationwide through salerepresentatives.
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Mia
Mattie
Hous
Wali Ding
Mot
Tom
Walhalla
Gywayay
Doun
Bounty Land Bounty Fans Attend Reunion and Visits
Bounty Land April 15 notes a Wilson reunion attended by B. B. Bagwell. The Clearmont area sees visits from Selmi Doyle, Ora Bighy, Dr. Emily R. Dendy, and others including Miss Clyde Smith and Miss Louise Farmer. Local kinship and business moves appear as relatives and guests travel among Walhalla, Seneca, Anderson, and Greenville.
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Bounty Land
B. B. Bagwell
Wilson
Clearmont Seetan
Selmi Doyle
Bee
Jasper Doyle
Walhalla
Ora Bighy Waa
Misa Ora Bagwell
J. JL. Feitnell
Anderson
Emily R. Dendy
Augusta
S.A. Davis
John Studyvin
Greenville
Davis
Clyde Smith
Madison
Louise Farmer
Seneca
J. L. Smith
Eljah Gillison
Mountain Rest
J. M. Gilison
Broadus Dagwell
Honey Path
Corona
Ala
George Bagwell
D. A. Perritt
M. B. Dendy
Richland
Leonard Jones
Hortense
Corbin
Christopher
Whitewater
J. M
W. J. Fennell
A. BE. Driggers
Wehland
Drigsera
Wesley
Simla
J. d. Ballenger
Mary Buys Easter Hat Creates Stir in Town
A fragmentary verse mentions Mary buying an Easter hat and wearing it, with quirky phrases about feelings and a mysterious medical item referenced by garbled terms. The text is heavily garbled and provides limited clear facts.
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Mary
DI Manning Simons Dead in Charleston
Dr Man Nines Simons leading physician and surgeon dies suddenly at his Rutledge avenue home after a brief illness. A Confederate courier and 1868 Medical College of South Carolina graduate, he held abdominal surgery and gynecology chairs at the Medical College. Survived by a widow, a son, two brothers James and Read, and a sister Miss Rheta Simons.
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Charleston
Man- Nines Simons
Rutledge Avenue
Simons
South Carolina
South
Mardee
Medical College of
Ropert Hos Mtal
St. Wranels Xavier Infirmary
Medical College
Lnte
R. A. Kinloch
Simona
Jamoa Simons
Read Simons
Rheta Simons
Dalton storm victims displayed on city streets
In Dalton Georgia on April 20 two severely injured bodies believed blown into town by the Tuesday night wind and rain storm were recovered and placed on public exhibit Monday, drawing hundreds of curious spectators during the day.
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Dalton
Scott's Emulsion Endures as Original Standard
Scott's Emulsion remains the original and standard for thirty five years. Many imitations claim to be just as good but are inferior. The text contrasts thick, rich emulsion with thinner substitutes, praising Scott's superior quality.
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Scott
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