Monument to Late Editor N G Gonzales Unveiled in Columbia
A granite monument to N G Gonzales, late editor of The State, was unveiled in Columbia near the State Capitol. The 40 foot shaft stands on a 20 foot square base amid a civic ceremony with clergy, city officials, and editors. Gonzales, who died January 10, 1901, was celebrated as a faithful editor, civic leader, and Cuban war volunteer.
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Columbia
Almont
South Carolina
N. G. Gonzales
Preas
Gongalea Monument Association
The
Indies’ Auxiliary Association
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Pythias
Ellison Capers
Piscopal
Diacese
W. A. Clark
Gonzales Monument Association
Samuel M. Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
Thin City
Mr. Clark
T. N. Gibbes
W. C. Lindsay
First Baptist Church of Columbia
N. G. Gonzal Horn Augusto
Holland
Senate
Sumter
State
Gonzales
Nunes
Gomez
Island
All Run Down Health Advice From Doctors
The piece urges readers to seek medical advice for fatigue and weakness instead of self medicating with advertised remedies. It suggests a concentrated fat food to enrich the blood and improve overall tone when organic trouble is present.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Nourishes the Weak
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the ideal nourishment for the run down and emaciated, claiming it builds up the weakened body when other foods fail. It promises it will not harm and offers a free sample, stressing benefits for delicate children and pale anaemic girls.
Cure for Catarrh Claims $100 Reward
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. Internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces and a $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available by mail to Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Thull
Toledo
Should Not Pardon Billy Powers in Oconee County Case
A juror recalls Billy Powers's cold blooded two year old murder of John Richey near Fair Play Oconee County. Powers killed after Richey whipped him years earlier over a trick and whiskey theft. Supreme Court upheld the conviction and juror argues against a pardon, urging fairness in South Carolina trials.
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Charlunton
Billy Powers
Tilly Powers
John Richey
Fair Play
Oconee County
Richey
Billy
Powers
Rishey
Ttia
Ponora
Supreme Court
Willel Ury
Ted Jowdan
Elegantly Entertained by Gun John Verner Visit in Columbia
In Columbia last week the notable John Verner and his family impressed up-country guests with hospitality and wit. The political veteran, former Comptroller General, praised for his successful service and leadership. The account lauds his knowledge and character, urging South Carolina to consider him again for official work.
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Iie
Hapitat
Columbia
John
Verner
South Carolina
Vorner
Gen. Verner
Richland County
Heen
Duncan Quits Seneca Mills
In a turn of the Duncan textile saga Col Thomas Duncan resigns the Seneca Cotton Mills presidency. Malcolm Campbell of Woonsocket Rhode Island becomes president with Frank Hammond named treasurer and general manager. Pine Creek Mills remain unaffected while Duncan keeps day to day operations.
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Duncan
Seneca Coton Mills
Col
Thos. O. Dancan
Union
Buffalo Mills
Malcolm Campbell
Woonescker
Rhodesland
Campbell
Frank Hammond
People’s Bank
Duncan Mills
Col. Duncan
Mr. Hammond
Greenville News
Cough Remedy praised by Nashua reader for lung relief
A Nashua Iowa testimonial claims Foley's Honey and Tar stopped a winter cold on the lungs after trying many medicines and physician visits. The writer, J. Bell, calls it the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world.
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Foley
J. N. Patterson
Nashua
Iowa
J. We Bell
Elder Jones Reports District Work for Conference
Treaiding Elder RH Jones of Greenville district reports a strong year with 28 appointments and 75 churches serving 10 000 members across Anderson Greenville Pickens and Abbeville areas. The district raised funds for missions pastoral support and church building while 64 youth attend Methodist schools. The annual conference opens next Wednesday in Spartanburg with many ministers and lay leaders attending.
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Spartanburg
RH. Jones
Greenville
Anderson
Grevoville
Pickens
Ooones
Laurens
Abbeville
Greenville News
Edgefield County Votes Against Dispensary in Prohibition Showdown
Edgefield County supported prohibition by a two to one margin, opposing the dispensary. Senator Ben Tillman campaigned to preserve it but lost. His home precinct favored the dispensary 48 to 5, while the province lists seventeen counties rejecting the policy with several more to come before the legislature convenes.
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Edgefield County
Ben ‘Tilman
Tillman
Highteen
Linn
Wfere
Lie Legishitare Moots
Murderess Mabel Rogers Hanged for Husband's Murder
Mabel Rogers was executed at Vermont State Prison Windsor at 1:13 pm for the murder of her husband Marcus Rogers after multiple reprieves and a failed appeal. Gov. Bell refused to intervene as the sentence was carried out despite petitions. The case centered on forged notes and perjury under the threat of her planned crime.
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Windsor
Mabel Rogers
Vermont
Marcus Rogers
Rogers
Usted State Supreme Court
Mary Mabs Rogora
United States
Gov. Bell
Five Acres in Corn Costs and Returns
John A Hodgin farms five acres using standard methods. He spends 47 on planting cultivating harvesting and processing. He yields 800 bushels valued at 195 and 2800 pounds of food at 85 per hundred plus 150 pumpkins, totaling 842.60 in receipts. After deducting costs the net is 205, which the Greensboro Record calls good for an average farmer.
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John A. Hodgin
Venta
Greensboro
Kidney Cure Testimonial Berths Amid Court Move
A Seattle area reader praises Folay's Kidney Cure claiming swift relief after years of kidney trouble. The report appears with a statewide Supreme Court action delaying closures of Anderson dispensaries until January 8 when the price act’s constitutionality is reviewed.
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Columbia
Supreme Court
Anderson
Phik
Andereon
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Cartorian
Seneca Mills
Elder Jones
Ben's County
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Wera
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Virginia-Carolina
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Virginlae
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Montfoutery
Ali
Stemptis
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Mra Raymond Conner
Shelton
Wash
Folay
Doxa
Robot
Sam
Mrs. Stribling
Christman
Japan
Carters Pharmacy
Estminster
Bimpaond& Sons
Maida
Hjo
Hamilton
Capitola
W. P. Nimmons
Seneca, S. C
Orman's Shoe Store
Valhalla
S. C. Bargaina
F. KE. Tarrison
Nick Line
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Nornan's.glothing Store
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