Varied disasters and curiosities headlined in South Carolina news
A turbulent week in South Carolina reports a tiger killing a polar bear during a Timmonsville show, a four year old burned to death in Columbia, a dispenser’s license under review, and a Barnwell ex-chief of police found guilty of murder. Others note suicides in Chicago, a Ches ter parsonage fire, a Whit ney string of horses arriving in Aiken, Mark Twain’s 72nd birthday, and multiple local incidents across Chester, Lancaster, Newberry, and Darlington counties.
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Johnny Jones
Timmonsville
Columbia
Timmonaville
A. Th. Rows
Barnwell
Johnson Pender
Chicago
Ord
Chester
Phin
Cottents
Harry Payne Whitney
Aiken
Mark Twain
America
Capt
JR. Hamilton
Chester County
James Hamilton
South Carolina
Anna Moody
Viington County
Bright Williamson
Chartes
Bla Pinion County
Eugene Queen
Vic Jon
Dartington County
Kurnin Moody
Taddy Graham
Newberry County
John Abell
Shootin
Herbert Livinsntou
Cotteletue
Bex
Wits Wlevied Blute
Pollod
Ae Miunber
Lolnaan
Waynderile
S.C
North Carolina
Greenville
500 Men Entombed in Monongahela Coal Mine Disaster
A massive explosion hit Consol idated Coal Mines Nos 6 and 8 on the Monongahela River, with at least 400 to 500 men believed entombed. Rescue work began as reports of downed wires and blowing props highlighted the scale, while early figures cited three hundred bodies recovered near Mine No 6 and warnings the event could become the country’s worst mine disaster.
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Pittsburg
Consolidated Cono
Monongahela
Associated Press
Malone
Monongahela River
Weat
Notice of Probate Admin for George S Hamilton
In Oconee County South Carolina the Court of Probate at Walhalla invites kin and creditors of George S Hamilton deceased to appear December 20 1907 at 11 o clock to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. Published December 11 and 18 1907 in the Keowee Courier and at the courthouse door.
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South Carolina
Walhalla
Court House
A. D
Burna
Clark Circuit Court
Oconee County
8. C
Keowee
Oconea
Ty G. R. D.burns
Chewit Court
Salen Willaams
Richmond Willams
Richlond
Wathalia
Cavan
Master Sales Offerings Across Oconee County Unfold
The State of South Carolina Oconee County calls for public auctions in the Court of Common Pleas. Notices detail multiple land tracts for sale, describing parcels on Little River and Chauga Creek with terms including cash on sale day and resale rights if buyers fail. W. O. White, Master, schedules January 6, 1908, with other notices listing adjoining landowners, parcel sizes, and procedural reserves. Debtors and creditors of Joseph Shairp estate are alerted to settle debts or file claims within legal timeframes.
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South Carolina
Oconee
Court of Common Pleas
Walhalla
Annie Jones
Plathtitts
Henriette Soloman Et
County
Willis Soloman
G. W. LeRoy
Sink Fund Commission of
White
Oconee County
Moses L. Emerson
Wn. Knox
Peter G. Gillam Et al
State of
M. L. Emerson
Mra
von Holland
Hunnicutt
Knox
White's Creek
Little River
Keowee
W. R. Knox
Sapere
W. L. England
Lucy Gilbert
Chauga Creek
Tugaloo River
Rock Corner
Still House
Changa Creek
Changi Creek
Horseshoe Bridge
Change
W. 1
England
Minas Beth Chambers Place
CASS
Milcrest
Hee
Pees
O. Berbt
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Jaynes, Bhelor, Snitch & Steck
Baneat Lou
O. J. Martin
Tatel Yale
Brenan Albett Pergison
Hove
Chamberlain
Vreeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
J. W
Hell's
Valhalla
Lunney
Seneca
Joseph Shairp
B.S. Sharp
Joseph Sharp
Santa Claus
AT_ NORMAN'S DRUG STORE
Times
Norman Coo
Bitter Block
S. C
Harrigan
PTA
Seneca Hardware Company
Mark
Matheson Hardware CO
Westminster
Cloru
Buster Brown
Carter & Company
Carter Hardware Company
Avery
Kentucky
Lynchburg
Oliver
Walhailla, BS
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