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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1909
Page
5
In a fragmented board of notes in Walhalla and nearby areas, local figures discuss a transportation project to connect Walhalla with surrounding communities. Proponents argue the plan could spur growth, require capital from investors, and depend on proving necessity for improved transit before construction begins. Leaders urge public consideration and cautious support to avoid delaying progress.
Reported snowfall near Beneca and Walhalla with a light depth around an inch. A Bangor Field passenger train to Walhalla noted the snow conditions was observed by travelers yesterday afternoon.
An obscure OCR snippet mentions a swindler and local figures in Walhalla with remarks about a man being duped and a shallow pit. The text is garbled and yields few verifiable details beyond references to a Mall man and a local incident last week.
Obscure remarks trace the rise of J D Massey a prominent business man chosen president of the Columbus Board of Trade. The Courier relays Masseys influence across railroads manufacturing and local commerce praising his broad ideas and potential to boost Columbuss commercial stature with strong board backing and community support.
Fragmented OCR notes describe political intrigue around Charleston figures and a London engagement, mentioning a possible 300000 offer, Willy words like Tart and Taft, and plans amid a chaotic, humorous political milieu. The text references Bilis Th Alabama and Me Patt, with speculation on who travels or stays and whom to appease.
At least five men killed with serious injuries and six bodies recovered by 10 a m. Mine Inspector Stepttne Inapeetor and assistants prepare to tour the scene and conduct a full inquiry into the min explosion at the Birmingham Coal and Iron Company yard in Weitbehar Alabama.
The General Assembly faced a drawn out session with bills passing both houses and awaiting ratification. A joint resolution to raise Supreme Court justices to five sparked debate over workload and governance, while tax, crop lien, and prohibition issues drew opposition and support alike amid a busy legislative week.
A British vessel with six crew aboard was driven ashore and sank near Edinburg. The captain and five others drowned as the ship drifted to shore before help arrived. In Canton China a fire today killed at least 200 people with 170 bodies recovered so far.
Comptroller General Jones reports 1908 income taxes collected since 1968 law. many counties show little or no revenue above 2500 dollars. Abbeville and others paid none to 1906, while Charleston paid for three years then stopped. The report cites enforcement issues and predicts broad noncompliance without stronger county action. A separate brief notes a street altercation in Montgomery involving Governor Comer’s sons after a libel verdict.
In Macon at 8:15 this morning, one of the city’s best known men, a wealthy resident, died by suicide in his bedroom. Reported cause is melancholia linked to a two week illness from jaundice. A 38 caliber revolver was used.
A new report by Anderson male hon SN Pearman notes a developing tale on Hon Jonkin Wy Rule live Hts. Pearman recalls a recent inquiry from Columbia about Anderson county altitude. Aghley responds with a firm worded statement sourced to Mr. Mearntan, saying the matter was voted in by a large majority.
The notice asks subscribers to verify the paper date on their label and renew if needed. It warns postal rules require timely remittance and notes it is easier to keep payments current than paying lump sums after long delays.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Lewis Voight & Sons in the Continental Wall Paper Co case. The debt of 57000 was resisted on the grounds that the paper company, a trust, violated Sherman anti trust law and cannot seek court aid to collect. Justice Harlan noted the suit sought to enforce contracts tied to agreements essential to a heal akhome, and the demurrer admitted facts in the third defence.
A devastating fire swept Milton Florida thirty miles east of Pensacola wiping out the town’s business district of about twenty stores and several homes. Estimated losses run between 150 000 and 200 000 as flames destroyed buildings on both sides of the street. The fire began in the heart of the district aided by Medworth winds.
In Texas on February 2 in Kurt Worth crowded district court during the Willie Mulhouse trial gunfire erupted. Six shots wounded two fatally and two seriously. Dave Ross and James Smith among the injured. Milas Verna Ware and Charles Ware arrested on shooting charges. Clara details indicate multiple victims.
The Board of County Commission will let the contract for 1909 poor house medical and fall care to the lowest responsible bidder on Friday February 6 1909 at 1 p m. Bid must be filed before 10 a m. The bidder must provide medicines and respond to calls by the Steward Sheriff or any board member. N Phillips Supervisor January 13 1909.
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