Graves of the Presidents in diverse national sites
A New York World writer maps the resting places of all former U S presidents. Washington lies at Mount Vernon Virginia near its mansion. Adamses rest in Quincy Massachusetts. Jefferson near Charlottesville. Madison near Monticello. Monroe in Hollywood Cemetery Richmond. Taylor at St Matthews Kentucky. Lincoln at Springfield Illinois. Grant in a grand Riverside Drive mausoleum New York. Garfield at Cleveland Ohio. Hayes at Fremont Ohio. Polk at Nashville. Harrison at North Bend. Tyler at Hollywood Cemetery Richmond.
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United States
New York
Roosevelt
George Washington
Mount Vernon Association
Virginia
Potomac River
Washington
Martha
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Unitarian
Quincy
Mass
Thomas Jefferson
Montcello
Charlottesville
James Monroe
President Monroe
Second Street
New York City
Hollywood
Richmond
Monroe
Robert Tillotson
Andrew Jackson
Hig Garden
Hermitage
Nashville
Tenn
Martin van Buren
Kinderhook
N. Y
van Buren
William “Henry Harrison
Tippacanoe
Harrison
North Bend
Ohio
John ‘Tyler
Tyler
James K. Polk
Penn
Polk
Capitol
Zachary Taylor
St. Matthews
Millard Millmore
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Buffalo
Lincoln
Ulysses
Grant
Hudson
Riverside Drive
Sulla D. Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
Fremont
Onto
James A. Garfield
Cleye
State Teachers Association meeting in Columbia
The State Teachers Association will meet in Columbia on December 30 31 and January 1 with expected record attendance. Holiday rates apply and most Hue teachers principals and superintendents are expected. Noted speakers include B R Tillman S Mitchell O J Bond J Henry Harms J E Swearingen John G Richards G W Gage W Burdell and others. The program spans general sessions and departments with leading addresses by Prof P P Claxton and Miss Mary Nance among others. The halls lobby and second floor lobby exhibit will host events with receptions and music each evening.
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State Teachers’ Association
Columbia
South Carolina
B. R. Tillman
Mitchell
University of South Carolina
O. J. Bond
South Carolina Military Academy
J. Henry Harms
Newberry College
John KE. Swearingen
John G. Richards
Kershaw
Geo. W. Gage
Chester
Wm. Burdell
Miss Nance
School Improvement Association
P. P. Claxton
University of Tennessee
L. T. Baker
C. B. Martin
Associations
Mary Nance
School Improvement — Association
W. K. Tate
Association of Towns and
P. H. Mell
Association of Colleges
Association
Schools and
Colleges of Columbia
Nance and
Selby
Col
A. R. Banks
Col. Banks
Governor Albert 3 elected to U.S. Senate in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa November 25 Governor Albert 3 was chosen by a party line vote 109 to 75 to fill the vacancy left by the death of Senator William B Allison whose term would end March 4 1909.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Albert 3
United States Senate
William B. Allison
Monuments to Presidents Erected Across United States
The passage lists notable monuments to presidents including Chester A Arthur in Albany New York cost 14000 dollars and Grover Cleveland’s grave marker in Princeton New Jersey. It notes a monument to Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis and a towering McKinley monument on Monument Hill Canton Ohio.
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Land
Ohio
Chester A. Arthur
Albany
Grover
Cleveland
Ruth
Princeton
N. J
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrlson
William McKinley
Monument Hill
Canton
Navy Lieutenant Evans Reprimanded By Acting Secretary
Washington November 19 Lieutenant Frank T Evans USN who was recently reduced 50 numbers in rank for conduct unbecoming an officer was today reprimanded by Acting Secretary Newberry in accord with the court martial findings. The court martial found Evans guilty of leaving his station before adequately relieved of using disreputable language to a superior officer and of inviting two enlisted men to have a bottle of beer in his room.
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Washington, D. C
Frank T. Evans
Newberry
Lieut. Evans
Honor Roll of Madison School November 20
Honor roll lists for Madison School across grades one through eight with students named for scholarship, attendance, punctuality, and monitors. Principal Emily Compton commends the named students and notes monitors for faithful duties. Also includes a Foley remedy advertisement mentioning Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Madison School
Madison_ school
Mary Walters
Tthe Rothel
Nina Jones
Lila Jones
Maud Cleland
Addie Cleland
X. Cleland
Mary Sullivan
James Whitehouse
Dewey O'Kelley
Ralph Whitehous
Zerah Long
Dora Long
Charles Cleland
Fred Brown
Ernest Cleland
John Cleland
James Sullivan
Hattie Frasier
Parrie Bryan
Coline Whitt
Hattie O’kelley
Esther Arve
Roy Jones
Hessie Arve
Edmund Cleland
Burke Jones
Gracia Jenkins
Julius Jones
Willie Spencer
Claude Jones
Freda Rothell
David Cleland
Augustus Jones
Ira King
Emily Compton
One German physician fears 1100 diseases threaten humanity
A Chicago Journal piece cites a statistician doctor asserting the human frame could host 1100 diseases. It notes the eye bears 48 distinct affections, praises modern medicine’s shift from drugging to restoring normal conditions, and foresees tuberculosis being fought to a standstill while lifespans extend through prevention and improved health practices.
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Chicago Journal
Capers Seen as Likely Interior Secretary Choice
Georgia and Southern Republicans back Hon. John Capers of South Carolina for President-elect Taft's cabinet. Capers, born 1866 in South Carolina, educated in Charleston, law graduate 1887 in Columbia, joined the Republican party in 1896 and later served as internal revenue commissioner. He is nephew of Col Henry D. Capers of Atlanta and enjoys broad Georgia support.
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Atlanta
Georgia
John @. Capers
South Carolina
William H. Taft
Washington
Capers
Internal Revenue
Henry D. Capers
Man Can Live Forever Says Longevity Advocate
New York reports Charles Brodie Patterson told the Medico-Legal Society at the Waldorf Astoria that proper spirit life and care could extend lifespan by twenty to thirty years or more. An England case of 130 years was cited, while another speaker blamed alcoholic stimulants for shortening life.
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New York
Chas
Brodie Patterson
Waldorf-Astoria
Medico-Legal Society
England
Foley's Kidney Cure ad and death the painless view
An old health advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure with claims against Bright's Disease and Diabetes. The piece transitions to a discussion on death, arguing it is painless and often welcomed, citing Dr. Woods Hutchinson and reflecting on mortality as a natural, untroubled transition.
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Woods Hutchinson
American Magazine
Ife
Gleep
Behind Two Years We Expect Big Bucks Ahead
The speaker notes at age 80 indicate a two year lag and anticipates two or three large payments forthcoming, suggesting optimism about future gains and the label should reflect this outlook.
Walhalla sale to dispose of bay mare mules and a sorrel mare mule
A public auction will be held Monday December 7 1908 in front of the Court House door Walhalla South Carolina at the usual hour. The sale lists two bay mare mules about ten years old one sorrel mare mule about twelve years old.
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Court House
Walhalla
8. C
Finckenstadt Place sale announced at Walhalla courthouse
A public sale is set for December 7 1908 in Walhalla for 207 acres in Oconee County four miles northwest of Walhalla. The Finckenstadt estate lands are bounded by Lee Kuemmerer Cleveland Kuhlmann Wagener and Burklein. Cash terms and purchaser to pay papers. Notices dated November 11 1908.
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Court House
Walhalla
Oconee County
Lee
Kuemmerer
Cleveland
Kuhlmann
Wagener
Burklein
Finkenstadt
J.B. Finkenstadt
WM. G. Finkenstadt
Chas.finkenstadt
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Cortright
Seneca
the Teachers’ Association
Sclesee
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ning
Allison
Evans
NDED
Foley
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
Stonecypher Pharmacy
Westminster
Knicker
Sloan's
Iiment
Wilco
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Sarah J. Hoskins
Cary
Cardus
Bright
J. W. Belt
Stonecypher Drug Co
Westmi
Nster
Imma L. Anderson
N. HU
J. B
Dendy
Wm. F. Ervin
D. A. Smith
L. Richardson
W. M. Kay
Awii & Co
Davi
Crossett Shoe
C. W. Pitchford
S. C
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