Home Verner Explains Dispute Over Land Bills in South Carolina
Richland county records reveal exasperated exchange over 1905 acts by J I Earle that would condemn lands on Connuross Creek and Little River. Verner claims amendments limited scope to near Tabell's and High Falls and cites Senate and House Journals 1905 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Mr. Earle
Gonnerous Creek
J. D. Tabell
Little River
Bee House Journal
Theas
J. W. Shelor
Senate Journal
R. T. Jaynes
Columbia
Jaynes
Oconee Water, Light and Power Company
Jarratv's
Bridge Place
High Falla
Jaynox
Earle
T. J. Mauldin
Pickens
All Run Down Bus Express Advice From Doctor
A reader advises avoiding self treatment for fatigue and suggests seeking a doctor for proper diagnosis. Recommends a fat rich diet to enrich the blood and tone the system rather than relying on advertised remedies.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Nourishment For Weakened
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as the ideal nourishment for run down or emaciated individuals and pale anaemic girls. It offers a free sample to readers as proof of its health-boosting claims.
Statement by Jayon and Verner On Bill Amendment
Mr Jayon comments on a past recollection regarding a proposed amendment to a bill. The article notes Verner’s statements and references a December 1901 St Louis Globe Democrat item. It also mentions Lallardia Hore Hore and entities such as Byrny regia parc, Walhalla Drug, and W J Lunney in a clipped, damaged text fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Duol
Duckwal
St. Louia
Wid Byrny Regia Parchi
Death Ends Shame In Winthrop Governor Moana Found Dead
Former South Carolina Governor Franklin J. Moana, age 60, was found dead in a Winthrop Beach boarding house. Officials say the death was caused by asphyxiation. Moana served as governor in 1872 and had lived in Winthrop for several years, dying reportedly poor despite a varied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop, Mass
Franklin J. Moana
South Carolina
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop
Patrick Appeal Case Droop In Death Penalty Review
The Patrick murder case against Albert T. Patrick was dismissed by the Supreme Court at the request of his counsel. Governor Siggins of New York commuted Patrick’s sentence from death to life imprisonment, removing the final obstacle to clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert T. Patrick
William Marah Mice
Supreme Court
Kia
Siggins
New York
Patrick
Foley's Kidney Cure Endorsed By Satisfied User
Jamon Donubue of New Britain Connecticut writes of kidney relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports improvement after two bottles and complete cure after five, claiming success in passing a life insurance examination. Also mentions egg prices in Chicago and a laxative cough syrup promotion with an offer to refund if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon Donubue
New Britain
Conn
Foley
J. W. Bell
Walhalla Drug Co
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Creighton on Trial and Expulsion Split SC Methodism
The Christian Appeal quotes C W Creighton of Greenwood defending constitutional Methodism in South Carolina after his trial and expulsion. He claims a powerful ecclesiastical combination formed, cites packed committees, lost records, and bishop inaction, then vows to remain Methodists and continue lay preaching and publication as long as health and public support permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Appeal
C. W. Creighton
Greenwood
Methodiat Conference
South Carolina
Noonaers
Lberty
Frandom
Carolina
Avery
Vaccination campaign plan issued by State Board of Health
The State Board of Health adjourned last night to wage a compulsory vaccination campaign under state law. Dr George R Dean of Spartanburg will lead the epidemic and endemic disease committee with authority to vaccinate all schools colleges factories and workplaces. Twenty two counties will have agents now and Dr Dean will cover the remaining nineteen in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmmnbia
State Board of Health
Cew
Stats
George R. Dean
Spartanburg
Dr. Dean
Dr Pierce's medicines praised for open formula and safety
A wide claim of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcohol based remedy drawn from native forest roots. The ad asserts the formula is openly printed on bottle wrappers and endorsed by medical readers for treating catarrhal head and throat conditions bronchial troubles weak stomach and related issues while warning against supernatural cures and urging patient use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Plorca
Pierco
Thor
Pierce
Mormon Leaders Talk on Race and Zion Ward Strategy
Elder Brigham H. Roberts and Elder George Albert Smith led a Chattanooga meeting with about thirty Mormon elders from the South. Roberts asserted the church could establish takes and wards in Zion across Tennessee and other regions, urging members to stay in their homes. He framed race separation as a divine command and warned that amalgamation would harm church interests and the South.
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Chattanooga
Teun
Nec
Brigham H. Roberts
Utah
George Albert Smith
Aposte
Roberta
Zion
Tennessee
Georgia
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Canada
Mexico
South
Public Sparkers Interrupted
Public notice notes frequent interruptions by coughing from the audience. The advertisement touts Fuleys Roney and Tar as cures for coughs and pneumonia with no opiate. The genuine product is said to come in a yellow package by J. W. Boll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuley
J. W. Boll
New Trains On Southern Railway Begin January Seventh
Southern Railway moves two new trains to start January 7, not December 1, to fix scheduling issues. The change aims to boost service between Atlanta and Washington and New York and improve mail and passenger handling. Also mentions a tonic claim for Belfister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Washington
New York
Maile
THE
RW. Hunt
Charlaton
GEO
B. Allen
Gon
Axons
Atanas
Treasury Urges Banks to Redeem Ten Dollar Bills
A Treasury notice urges all banking institutions to search vaults for $10 silver certificates totaling about 15 million dollars in circulation. The letters call for converting these notes to larger denominations to relieve strain, arguing this is the only remedy. A competing ad promotes Hollister's Stock Tea at 35 cents with medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syarotary of
the Treasury
United States
Treasury
Lot
Rural Delivery System Report Shows Growth and Pending Routes
Washington reports from December 10 disclose Rural Delivery Service up to December 1, 1908. Total positions created reach 54,605 with 15,443 adverse reports. At start of year 36,014 routes operated and 2,200 route petitions pending. 86,782 regular rural carriers employed. Remaining appropriation for new routes stands at 1,382,886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DeGraw
Notice to Our Customers and Local Accident Report
Notice promotes Juleys Honey and Tur cough remedy as safe under Pure Food and Drug Law. Dillon mill worker Ray killed in a montringular accident near Ray’s mill after a lumber shed collapse. Bystanders describe a gruesome scene and Morrison, a nearby witness, fled in shock leaving a widow and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adulta
J. W. Bell
Dilan
Toc
James Morrison
Ray
Onn
Dillon
Plocea
Murrivon
Deal
Morrison
Bank Declares Eight Percent Annual Dividend
The First National Bank of Batusborg has announced an annual dividend of eight percent. The notice appears in the public record, outlining the bank’s policy and expected payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Batusborg
Latimer Tax Fight Sparks State Income Debate
In Columbia on December 10 Comptroller Burriss reports Senator Latimer refuses to pay income tax arguing the state cannot tax a U S Senator’s salary. Latimer and Senator Tilman seek legal guidance claiming income from federal service is not taxable by the state. Legal opinions split on whether state or federal taxes apply to official incomes. A test case likely to arise to resolve taxability for public officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Gandra Sones
Burrias
Anderson County
Latimer
Burriss
Lin
Hie Aiinrg
Sonntor
South Carolina
Kensinon
Meadra
Adrien Ani Jolison
Youmans
Lintrigh
Fudueal
Olga Holdere
Ray Ban
Aimilay
Wade
Lathmar
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Verner
Scott
Tahal
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
Pearl Street
Mr. Jayon
E. E. Verner
JW. Bell
Droop
Chicago
Dy. Creighton
Hall
F. J. Cunnxy & Co
Toledo
Pilla
Tillman
Bellaire
Ohio
M. KE
Rocky Mountain
Earth
Jery Bell
Charleston Tea
Charleston
Duo
Colluton
Pinehurst
Summerville
Wabana
Dunney
Mrs. Glover
President Roosevelt
Lula Ft. Glover
Roosevelt
Ormons
Belfister
J. W. Beli
Mattie Allen
Broadway
Augusta, Ga
Dept
Thamoog Cine
Chattanooga, Toon
Cardus
Alreays
Blur Ridge Railway CO
Helton
Walialla
Rifeot
Awehou
Wattiatta
Wert Unter ArSoneca
sJordania
Leadon
Shinny de Vonale Gr
Denver Vos
Weat Anderson
Ar Anderson
Paanivep
Anderson—Paasbap
Anderson
Fribeplio
AF Woon Ss Cosnscse Eee
Stton
Tiea
Inontop
Sandy Springs
Tions
Anit
Aundey
Banutny
Nga
A. J. Andrews
Freaidant
R. Anderson
Bucklen
Wearnomp
Holton Ove Cage
Denyer
Autun
Adib
Mate Terti
Japan
Ar Owl Company
Pra
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