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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
4
Letter Supports M F Ansel for Governor from Charleston
John D. Cappelmann of Charleston writes to The Courier praising M F Ansel as a gubernatorial candidate. He cites Ansel’s home rule platform and service to the state, noting his popularity in the Eighth Judicial Circuit where he served as Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Cappelmann
Charleston
M. F. Ansel
Oconoo
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Highwaymen Rob Dallas Pair at El Reno Station
Two highwaymen robbed Samuel Roland and Corrinne Jones of Dallas Texas at a railroad station near El Reno. They assaulted the woman and were chased by a passerby who killed an unknown man. the robbers were captured after the train was surrounded and the victims identified them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Reno
Ohio
Samuel Roland
Corrinne Jones
Dallas
Texas
Roland
Miss Jones
Mina Jonos
Bounty Land Alliance Picnic Brings Farmers Together
The Bounty Land Alliance picnic on a recent Friday drew many Oconee County citizens to its historic grounds. Col. John B. Pickett led ceremonies with Rev. C D Mann and Hon. O N Goodwin delivering practical talks on cotton, warehouses, fertilizer costs, and cotton seed products. After speeches, a hearty community dinner followed, with members praising alliance efforts and reflecting on twenty years of membership and the memorial list of deceased members from Bounty Land, Richland, and Mount Tabor Alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Alliance Propic
Theas
Oconee County
John B. Pickett
C. D. Mann
Goodwin
Pickett
James M. Keith
John J. Keith
N. A. Burley
Joel Beard
James Brewer
David Brewer
John T. Kay
James M. White
Thomas Hall
Zack Hall
Thomas H. Dendy
Geo. W. Kay
N. H. Jenkins
Bracher
N.C. McDonald
van McDonald
John W. Sanders
Oliver Martin
John L. Kennell, Sr
John L. Fennell, Jr
P. Fisher
J. M. Martin
KM. Hubbard
David Sanders
Charles Beattie
W. I. Barron
L. T. Jones
Alexander Hunt
Mount Tabor Alliance
Johns. Dickson
K. C. Burchfield
J.W. Singleton
Fletcher Jenkins
H. M. Singleton
Jamon Craig
W. M. Sanderers
D. Knox
R. B. al
A Card From Senator Ernie On Road Tax Policy
Senator Earle defends current road duty and one dollar commutation tax for Oconee County. He argues two days of road work or one dollar in lieu helps those with no hoof or wheel and cites county finances and tax perspectives. He urges no change in the law and emphasizes public convenience over road expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
County Board of Commissioners
Oconee
J. R. Earle
HE County Board of Commissioners
LeRoy Ridge
Conncross Creek
Hunnicutt
H. V
Marcus Hung In Charleston for Wife Murder
William A. Marcus was hanged at 11:05 am in the Charleston jail yard for murdering his wife on Sullivan's Island last April. He is the first white man executed in Charleston county in fifty years. The victim was stabbed forty two times with an ice pick, making the crime particularly brutal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Marcus
Charleston
Sullivan's Island
Maroun
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Digestion Remedy
Chronic constipation and stomach troubles plagued Chas Baldwin of Edwardsville. He reports nearly cured after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents. Sold by Jl. W. Hell, Walhallah, J. Lunney, Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Baldwin
Edwardsville
Meanys
Chamberlain
Jl. W. Hell
Walehalla
J. Lunney
Seneca
Prompt Action Outwits Mab in Speed Georgia
Deputy Sheriff Willis Clark tased suspect WIN Adkins a young Black man in Speed Georgia after a reported attempted assault on an aged woman. Local officials kept the case quiet for days. once known, neighbors grew furious and would have lynched him if not hustled away to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Willis Clark
Win Adkins
Speed
Indy
Wen
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