Bishop Ellison Capers Dies After Fifteen Years as SC Bishop
Bishop Ellison Capers, 70, longtime South Carolina minister and former Secretary of State, Confederate general, father of John G. Capers Commissioner of Internal Revenue, died at his Barnwell Street home after a long illness. Funeral and church services at Trinity followed by burial arrangements are noted, with biographical details of his service in the Citadel, Confederate army, and Episcopal leadership.
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England
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Inlet
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Blison Capers
Marion
Gi Biuelair Capers
Ireland
Kershaw City
Ellison Capers
Anderson County
Arsenal
Columbian
South Carolina Military Academy
Charleston
Francis W. Capers
Citadel
Hayne and Milew
Wionaboro
Mt. Zion Academy
Charlotte Rebecca Palmer
John Gondron
Catherine Cutruffer
Marlon) Palmer
Dwight
America
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Woodhull Swapping Center Claims Two Distinctions
A country doctor recollects a reunion tale from Brevben county about Woodhull as the state’s largest “swapping” village far from rail lines. The piece highlights the annual horse traders’ convention and a colorful cast around the Lantz House veranda where locals swap goods, talk, and reminisce about past trades with docu mented anecdotes of old auctions and trades involving a gray horse, a watch, and a hatter.
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Brevben County
New York
Hawke
Doc
Gray
Bil
Addison
Andy
Bill
Morgan Pays Record Sum for Raphael Artwork
Rome April 26 reports financier J Pierpont Morgan has bought Raphael's famous Le Vierge de St Antoine de Padova for 2 650 000. The work will likely be housed in Italy, probably in the Aldobrandini Palace.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Raphail
St. Antoine de Padova
Italy
Aldobrandini Palace
Thaw Plans Habeas Corpus Appeal In Sanity Case
New York April 23 Hrery Kendall Thaw slayer of Branford White seeks a writ of habeas corpus to be declared sane and released from Matteawan State Asylum. Thaw, spurred by his mother’s rejection and a bid by his wife to annul their marriage, has authorized James J. Graham to press the Supreme Court action. Justice Morschauser at Kingston Plains may hear the petition after Baker, Matteawan superintendent, is ordered to permit Thaw to sign the application. Jerome and aides vow to oppose with full power.
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Branford White
Supreme Court
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Graham
Newburgh
Thaw
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Baker
Matteawan
Delayed notes from Oakway April visit small town
Miss Jodia Haley visited friends at Crackers Neck the first of last week. Miss Della Carroll returned home last Monday to the delight of her many friends. Jim Bruce of Townville visited his brother W. N. Brice recently. Radford Hill returned home last week after months with his sister Mrs Walker Barden and school. Waymon Mason visited homefolk last week. Miss Mamie Moore visiting relatives in Anderson. Mr and Mrs Miles Willan of Return visited her Mr Gro mer and family recently. Ervin Carroll visited cretives in Westminster not Saturday and Sun. Our school entertainment will tame off May the frst.
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Jodia Haley
Crackers Neck
Della Carroll
Monady
Jim Bruce
Townville
W. N. Brice
Radford Hill
Walker Bearden
Waymon Mason
Mamie Moore
Anderson
Miles Willan
Gromer
Ervin Carroll
Westminster
Kidney Trouble Warning Prompts Foley Cure Ad
An ad warns that kidney trouble is dangerous and can cause fatal disease. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at the first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by all druggists.
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Antunidiouw
Foley
Bright
The Only Real Section on Cotton Prices and Farming
In view of the Far Mere Association failure to raise cotton prices, the article urges farmers to focus on self-sufficiency by growing enough grain for own needs, plant remaining land in cotton, sell a few bales in fall to cover fertilizer and clothes, and hold the rest until prices improve. It argues farmers control their remedies and warns against planting only cotton.
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Gainey Lodger
Farmere! Association
Mroself
Hold Your Cotton In The Cotton War Barged By Harris
Preabent B. Harris of the State Farmers Union urges farmers to hold cotton amid shortages and mill curtailment. He argues 1907 crop is 1,600,000 bales short and mills will cut output 26 percent, urging producers to plant corn and forage crops to maintain profits, promising to save the country if farmers stay steady.
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Preabent B. Harris
State Partners’ Union
New York
B. Harris
State Farmers’ Union
Blues Often Stems From Liver Disorder Says Fact
A medical line asserts that what is known as the Blues is seldom caused by external conditions. In most cases the ailment is linked to a disordered liver rather than outside factors.
Jealous bookkeeper shoots self after confrontation
Washington report says Edward Ry Taylor, 25, a bookkeeper, killed himself in his home at 101 H Street after calling Ming Regie Cargas at 1019 Pennsylvania Avenue and learning she walked with a rival. A male visitor attempted to calm him but Taylor shot himself in the temple.
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Washington
Edward Ry, Taylor
H Street
Ming “Regie’ Cargas
Pennsylvania Avenue
Taylor
Drewn Pinto
Death of Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman at Downing Street
London reports the death of former British prime minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at 9 16 this morning at his official Downing Street residence. A steady procession of mourners from around the world paid respects and Whitelaw Reid, the American ambassador to the United Kingdom, was among the visitors.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Hie Ollegal
Downing Street
Whitelaw Reid
Amercan
Jamon
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