Tragedy Strikes as Jealousy Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Walhalla on August 21 a deadly incident unfolded when a woman shot her rival, Mrs Cave, inside a home, wounding both a widow and a man named Mead G. Jones before dying minutes later. Mrs Jones, arrested en route to the police station, is linked to a separation from her husband and a divorce proceeding. General Gavin, head of the United Confederate Veterans, is noted as a friend of the Nashville pastor in a separate obituary.
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Neshetty
Keon
eHah
Alyn Uhine
Mead G. Jones
Cave Ami
Omin
Donee
Jones
Lise
Hite
Cave
Steve
Nh Rey
Gavin Vhaphim
The
United Confederate Veterans
Nashville
Pennies Stolen From Chest At Depot Sale
A damaged item reports that a chest containing pennies was snatched from a depot, with a seller named The Whrelsser alleged to have taken the coins during a heist. The piece mentions a watch or timing, a guard or owner named Yours, and a restian fant. The details are fragmentary and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morten Teasy
N.Y. Ama
A Carpenter's Windfall and the Silent Warranter Mystery
A fragmented report describes a case involving Sah Branetsen and a 10 year old warranter, amid confusion and damaged details. It references a lone health crisis, a dead individual, and uncertain events around Wednesday in a rusted setting.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a disturbing local crime incident
An OCR page fragment describes a case involving a sleeping woman and a broader community fear. Names of places such as Westminater and Oakway appear alongside scattered dates and references to investigators, neighbors, and a suspected suspect. The text is garbled but signals a crime scene narrative with local residents reacting to the event.
Largest Wolf River apples exhibited in city sale
The Anderson Mail notes two bushels of exceptionally large Wolf River apples brought to town by Mr. Philips of Long Creek, Oconee. The fruit weighs up to 20 ounces, pale green with a red stripe, and the tree yields small crops for ordinary varieties. The piece highlights potential profitability for local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Mail
Anderwon
Philips
Long Creek
Oconee
Wolf River
Passing of the bootjack in a changing era
A fragmented reminiscence traces the decline of bootjacks as boots shift from cowhide to rubber. The piece recalls old times when every Nome had a bootjack, asks readers to remember the tool, and notes how modern footwear and fashion reduce reliance on this simple device.
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Alent
New York Sun
Teror
Hellen
Martens Mare
Mies
Feast Day Disorder In Street Procession Sparks Violent Fallout
A chaotic ceremony during the Feast of Che assimilation culminates in a street scuffle and injuries as a conductor and crowd clash. Witnesses report disrupted route, property damage, and several passengers hurt. Local authorities vow investigation.
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New York
O'Ehsek
Miron
Hera
Jerome Cyan
Iehoek
Phil Ds
Hynaele
Devonet
Chet Eigeested
Harta Flac
Jay
Pattines
Joliet
Stroat
Ann Tally
Kiel
Public Gatherings and Dairy Record Keeping Note
The item lists dates and places for public campaign meetings in August including Madison, Westminister, Oakway, Poplar, and Clemson College, plus a discussion on dairy farming in South Carolina. It contrasts modern dairy records with feed and milk value, noting individual herd records and economics as explained by M. Burgos.
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Aly Madison Au
Clemson College
South Carolia
Whitey
Walter
Gale
Dod
South Carolina
Wwe
Avery
M. Burgos
Locked Messenger in Chest Train Robbery Sealed Safe
A masked robber boarded Southern Railway No. 1% from Spartanburg to Asheville near Biltmore at 10 30 last night, bound Express Messenger KH I Carr of Marion and locked him in the express chest after rifling the chest and securing $3000 in bills. Carr, a former Southern Express clerk at Marion, could not identify the robber beyond noting a single masked intruder with a revolver.
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Asheville
N. C
Southern Railway
Spartanburg
Biltatore
KH. I. Carr
Marion
Carr
Tt Su
Ashevile Station
Express
Me eXpresa Mouxenger
Alto More
Messenger Carr
Mxpress
Marton
Rae
Columbia, S. C
N.C
Moorestown typhoid carrier Kensler fights to save dairy
Moorestown New Jersey August 17 The health authorities label Bila Kensler superintendent of the David Roberts dairy farm a typhoid carrier. He recounts how milk from his dairy may have spread the epidemic to four families while insisting he has kept cattle and surroundings clean. Water and milking practices are blamed. Authorities order all milk sterilized. Kensler fears losing customers as cases rise and officials seek containment.
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Moorestown
N. J
Bila Kensler
David Roberts
Buriington
Kensler
Healty
Board of Heal Ural
Moorestown Reatdenta
Roberts
Moorestows
Desler
Konsler
Philadelphia
Camden
Mount Molly
Miners killed in Abernant explosion at No. 14 shaft
At Abernant Coal Company mine nine teen miners die instantly when a blast devastates entry No 14. Seventeen escaped, including 18 black workers and white men. Rescue crews aided by anxious crowds. cause uncertain though wind shot in dust may have triggered the blast. The disaster prompts inspection and ongoing danger concerns.
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Abernant
Ali
Abernant Goal Company
Lonigil
Mike
Dohas Yoland
Attertant Coal Company
WB McChay
Tragic Alpine Rescue Ends With Brother Saving Sister
In Haute Garonne near Toulouse a brother Van Goethen and sister Van Goethen, with M Lombardier and engineer M Van Goeren, climb Mount Laurousse. On descent a slip sent the sister toward a precipice. The brother steadied her skirt as Lombardier sought help. Three hours to Revel, eight hours for rescue. The sister died from a fractured skull. the brother survived in exhaustion.
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M. Lombardier
Revenors
Revel
M. van Gee
Phan
Slater
Gtd
Notary declares Cheney firm owes $100 for untreatable catarrh
Jeny County Ohio affidavit sworn by senior partner of F. and Cheney & Co of Toledo states the firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Walts Catarrh Cure. Included is a public notice about product claims and a remedy advertisement for Cheney & Co Toledo.
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Itate of
Ohio
Toledo
Jeny County
Vronk J Cheney
Frm
F. Dt Cheney & Co
Wal
Krank J
Chenvy
A.D
A. W. Gleason
Cheney & Co
Patrelle's Mother Dies in Tragic Family Loss
A damaged obituary note reports the death of Patrelle's mother, Mirella, with vague references to family members and sorrow. It mentions Dr. Ge TL Elaworth and a Keith Kidney Pill advertisement claiming relief for kidney troubles, reflecting the era's mixed obituary and medical ad content.
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Ge TL Elaworth
Nathwin Aloct
Rochester
Gaya
Kathy Kidney Pilla
J. W. Boll
Spetbind Told A Jong Story That Night
A fragmentary report recounts Spetbind and Kitty presenting stories to an audience, with a character named Kehol-Ta referenced and a line about holding the audience from start to finish. The text is garbled but implies an engaging storytelling event and notable participants.
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Ioston
Mowl—tackaggard
Kitty Ta
Lollor
Kehol
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Olio
Speben
Seo
Heeadiuishta Conny
Washington
Aig
Moser
Mabibes
Wasi
Fae Hoyer
Wit Ware
Welset
Medour
Walla
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Martinon
Oakway
Anderson
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Peay
Death
Wilke
Spala
Messenger
Nandi
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Auk
Senate
Claude (. Dawson
Auderson
S.C
Horta Cortes
Valencis
Spaii
Plorop
Noracome
Ottie
Robt
W. Herter
Lawrenceville
J. W. Bell
Foley
Bright
A. W. Belg
Walmalla
Walhalin
R. L. Phillips
Indian Valley
Cardus
Cardi
Patrelle
Adrian
Cat
Spelta SN
Deans Mirella
Imane
Pattrelle
Pitrette
Jenvine
Moerele
Tor
A. Spetbind
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