Tennessee Dutch a Desperate Safe Cra ker
A long, garbled account details the life of a famed safe cracker known as Tennessee Dutch, real name Garber Moore, his time as a post office guard, escapes from Greenville and Tallahassee, and a fatal post office robbery in Tallahassee. It notes aliases, arrests, and a hunting chase across North Carolina and Georgia, ending with a claim of a reward and various medical and legal notes.
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Pri Bawls
Walhassee
Mia
Oles
Allahassee
Merry Chase
Garber Moore
Bertit Clarksyne
BR. O P. Smith
Greenville
D. C
Jal
Newt Avhoville
George Marton
Davis
Barton
Pelzer
Canton
Maryville
Moore
Aid Downs
John Rutherfordtou le
Carroll County
Mississippi
Jackson
Tag
Fin Smith
Smithsantaenn
Oglethorpe County
Georgia
Ion Lawrenceville
Lalent Wate Gorse
Land Fond
Wy Wo
Flor
Tan Nesoe
Hin
Controversy Over Clemson College Leadership Explodes
A Charleston News and Courier exposure prompts a heated exchange between Lind and Dr. Mell regarding Clemson College governance during Mell's presidency. Lind accuses Mell of misplacing blame, defending Capt. Minus, and seeking to control the commandant and trustees. He asserts Mell's refusal to accept facts and promises, detailing committee efforts and resignations amid board tensions.
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Clemo Ageisullum College
PH. Mell
Nia
C. D. Mann
Nol
Uder
Board of Trustees
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Walt
Minna
Mel
Minus
Mic Bowrd
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Abd He Promised the Same Thing, His Promo Was Not Kept By Dr. Mell
Cape Inus
Davis
Balieve
Clemson
Dr Mell
Bill Tale
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidney Disease Relief
An advertisement asserts Dean's Kidney Pills relieve kidney troubles urinary issues and diabetes claiming a Walhalla South Carolina user with back pain headaches and nervousness found relief after using the product. It mentions J W Bells drug store selling the pill price sixty cents Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents and includes testimonials from W C Ornston Green Bay Wisconsin and J Wy Ball.
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Dean
Walthall
Kean
J. W. Bell
All Denters
Fosters Miburn Co
Buffalo
New Yort
United States
Whitened flour debate and chemist warns against bleached bread
The article reports chemist Wiley of the U S Department of Agriculture condemning bleached four flour for interstate commerce and praising amber bread appearance while noting millers face lawsuits and bakers oppose bleaching. It mentions electrical current as a factor and cites upcoming legal action with top lawyers. Dr Thomas' Electric Oil is advertised as a remedy.
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Wiley
United States Department of Adreature
United States
Debated Asylum Report Details Disturbing Conditions
A state inquiry into the asylum reveals severe sanitation neglect and brutal treatment. The majority report cites filthy wards, shared bathing water, vermin, bad meals, and high death rates, urging construction of two new asylums at a cost near 1 million dollars.
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Senttory Christenson
Dick Aid Mirrison
Board of Regents
Oae
Children's Cry for Fletchers Castoria in Local Items
A jumble of notices mentions a child needing Castoria with a note about a Mount Dale resident and others. Thomas Snider dies December 29, and families in Martin, Georgia visit relatives while Miss Anne Waters returns home from Central. Local entertainment by Mr and Mrs Lewis King draws praise.
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Dan
Shechal
Snow King
Hines Nicholson
Thomas Snider
Decenbur
Isaac Sidley
Curtis
Douglass McCall
Martin, Ga
Wd. BP
Ladie Nicholson
Line
Central
Mr and Mya
Lewis King
Dark Corner Revenue Raid Reported In South Carolina
The Greenville area notes a tax and liquor crackdown in the Dark Corner region. Official figures claim over 200 illegal whiskey stills and related items eliminated, with mixed local reactions and concerns about enforcement reach.
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Columbia
Washington Post
South Carolina
Reveye Omeer Merrick
Ander
Greenville
Wallace Miller is CHAD Capt dies suddenly in Columbia
Capt. William Wallace Miller died at his daughter Mrs. Beh Watson’s home in Columbia after a brief illness. A Beards County native and long-time farmer, he served early in local contingents and was noted as a brave soldier and skilled scout. Survived by children John Miller, Mal Col Miller, Mildred Doseman, and Mrs. WJ Watson, among others. Special notices include local social updates and families visiting relatives.
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Beh Watson
Columbia
Miller
Falind
Milton County
Seccasion
Capt
Dick Mogan
Shadhourna
Mier
W. HB. Oliver
John M. Miller
Langley
Col Miller
Anpaulla
Mildred Doseman
Macon
WJ. Watson
Colimbia
Tragic drowning of Malco infant in kitchen well
Ay Malco man, 64 Maghetht street, toppled and struck by a pet of water, a baby drowned after falling into a kitchen well while mother watched nearby. The child died four hours later at City Hospital. The mother tried to rescue him but he had already fallen and burned earlier in boiling water.
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Mire
Malco
Maghetht
Ciridy
Ueehlia
Win
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