Drowned near Double Springs ends life of J Alex Harden
Mountain Rest February 14 Special report: J Alex Harden, just shy of his eighteenth birthday, drowned near his home on Sunday night February 6 while returning from visiting a friend. The body was found in the creek Tuesday afternoon. The funeral at Double Springs drew a large crowd. Pallbearers were old schoolmates. The community extends sympathy to the Harden family.
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Mountain Rest
Double Springs
J. Alex, Harden
Alex
Uamelyy
Ranee Unit
Obie Lyles
Wenoat Fretwell
Wo Kerr
Hugh Symes
Charlie Hunk
Othe Gel Tricken
Alp
Florida murder case grips Prarpur Mulder era
A 13 year old Mary Ladder was killed near Glenwood. Hyin Hanchett the alleged assailant, a 13 year old boy, was captured and jailed after bloodied clothing and weapon were found in his room. A posse pursued him and a bloodhound led to his arrest. The motive and exact details remain under investigation. The victim was found with multiple knife wounds.
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Tampa
Fla
Mary Ladder
Glenwood
Hyin Hanchett
OFAN
Hancrett
Bcy
School of Correction
Merrion
Cann
Irvin Hanchelt
Mary ‘Podster
Disuwood
Mia
Counccticut
Amlny
Wis
New Haven
Willaims Woolsey
Tis Plies
Flovida
Ted
Destruction and Fire Damage Reported in City District
A fire and collapse incident caused extensive damage to a residence and nearby structures. The blaze led to loss of most furniture and several paintings, with damage estimated around 71 000 dollars. Injuries included a child struck by a falling pen which caused an eye injury during the event.
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Charlotte
Nyeh
Orbdu
Korean editor convicted after October 20 Harbin prince assassination
Port Arthur Manchuria notes a Korean editor known as Nichin Ausan is found guilty for the Harbin prince assassination and receives a mid range sentence. A hospital scene follows with a patient accusing a surgeon who previously amputated a finger in a railway crash, and a tense exchange over medical actions.
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Port Arthur
Manchuria
Roh
Nichin Ausan
Prince Ho
Harbin
Enim
Thadot
Four Killed In Collision Near Macon Georgia
Southbound passenger train No. 5 and northbound No. 2 collided nineteen miles south of Macon. Four white men died at the scene, with others believed buried under wreckage. Engineer Lusk and a woman aboard No. 5 survived. two crewmen on No. 2 were not identified. Names include W J Yaton Macon engineer and J K Ingalls Macon conductor among the dead or missing. Conductor Goldwire and Baggage master Steggar escaped injury. The crash occurred after the southbound train, traveling at speed on a curve near Sandy Run Creek, telescoped the cars. initial reports blamed misread orders to meet No. 5 at Bonnlye.
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Macon
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Ain No. 2
Thore Big
Rals
Bonaire
Sandy Run Creolk
Walton
Lusk
No. 2
Johnson
Woodward DuPre
Goldwire
Steggar
Tein No
Bonnlye
W. J. Yaton
al KR. Johnson
J. K. Ingalls
DuPre
Kathleen
Gil
Governor Grants Six Month Reprieve for Charles May
In Columbia on February 12 Governor Angel Loday granted Charles May, the Rock Hill treasurer convict, a three year sentence with a six month reprieve. May hopes treatment for tuberculosis at the state penitentiary hospital, the South’s finest TB hospital, will aid his condition. After six months a decision will be made if the case justifies further action. May has suffered hemorrhages in Yorkville Jail, with damp conditions and poor ventilation blamed for his illness. A sister’s letter from Hendersonville, seeking similar treatment, is cited in reports.
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Columbia
An-gel Loday
Charles
May Han
Yorkville
May
Hendersonville
Quining As Anesthetic Discovery Gains Backing
Dr Tenry Thibault of Scott Arkansas earns support from Dr Arthur Merigoy University of Kansas Medical College and colleagues Divard Rogers and Roger Brewsler after six months of testing. They claim quinine as an anesthetic could replace cocaine and focal anesthetics.
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Tenry ‘Thibault
Scott, Ark
Arthur J. Merigioy
University of Kansas Medical College
Rosedale
Divard Bb. Rogers
Roger B. Brewsler
de. Thibault
Vertitiver Plant Damage Sparks City Fire Alarm
A blast at the Virginia-Garona Chemical Company plant in the suburbs caused about 40 000 dollars in damage to a 100 00 plant. The five suspects reportedly fled the ald chamber of the mtn building as tanks of sulfur pine exploded. The incident drew a large crowd and halted city traffic. Insurance is said to cover the loss.
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Homaville
Woh
Alan
Virginia-Garona Chemical Company
Mtn
UAB PD LIVING GRANDPARENTS Return Feb 14 Special
Return achoolly on a boom under Prof John W Rey. The average attendance last month broke records. Visits by J B Duncan and family with Mick Letla Wlatt and S B Growning to S A Williams family featured old time treble singing. Mrs Williams improving, hoping for full health. Bearden child with nine grandparents noted. Mrs M M King returned from Martin Ga to Return area for season with son W King. Also mention of Dr King's New Life Pills advertised for digestive ailments.
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Achoolly
John W. Rey
J. B. Duncan
Mick Letla Wlatt
S. B. Growning
S.A. Williams
Willams
Clarenca Miller Ix
M.C. Williams
Dir Wills
the Courier
St. Haskell
Bearden
Irving
M. M. King
Martin
Aince
Return
Conscience money comes in from Baltimore firm to Lyon
Conscience money totaling 2197.50 arrived in Cohmbia Keb today from Meyer Pitts & Company of Baltimore to Attorney General Lyon. The sum was secured by Col Tom Folder of Atlant, acting for the commission. Meyer Pitts & Company had dealings with the old State dispensary and settlement is closed. They claim no state debt or over-judgment. The payment followed moral pressure from the other whiskey house.
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Cohmibla
Keb
Lyon
Meyer, Pitts & Company
Baltimore
Col
Tom Folder
Atlant
Commission
Old State
Exoreland
Whiskey House
Conseiance
Unclaimed Letters At Valhalla Post Office Week Ending Webruary 1d
Remaining in the Valhalla office for the week ending February 1d are Brule Monalour Petruce Bryson Milas Clark Rev. and Mrs. Melton. Those calling for these letters must say they were advertised. A.C. Marrick PLM.
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Valhalla
Brule
Monalour Petruce
Bryson
Milas Atte
Clark
Mrs. Melton
A.C. Marrick
Tallahan Robber Identification Ties Missing Husband
A Tallahassee robbery witness Mia McAudy of McKeenport Pennsylvania identified a suspect from a photo as her husband Jerry McAudy who had been missing nearly nine years. The man muttered Tallahassee when questioned. A health report from Alabama cites 60 Pike County residents tested for hookworm with 85 percent infected across eleven communities.
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Mia
Jerry McAudy
McKeenport
Tallahasses
Fla
Byhur
Mekonaport
Montgomery
Ala
Pike County
State Health Department
de R. G. Perry
oMmve
Long Creek Baby Bart Moore Claims Grandparents Record
In Long Creek on February 15 Athe Bert Moore three weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Moore heads the family with eleven grandparents. He lists two grandfathers two grandmothers four grandfathers and three great grandmothers. Bart’s grandfather W N Moore aged 44 has seen six generations.
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Long Creek
Bert Moore
Charles ©. Moore
Little Bart
W. N. Moore
Spanish Jack Offered at Stable Near Walhalla
Six year old Spanish Jack in fine condition and well developed, offered for service this season at a stable one mile south of Walhalla on Westmilister road near Mat Rock colored church. Fee seven dollars. Chas W. Burnside notes the jack is among the best. February 16, 1910. Tut
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Jack
Walhalla
Westmilister
Mat Rock Colored Church
W. Burnside
Sale notices and bank meeting in Walhalla 1910
A bundle of 1910 notices from Oconee County South Carolina include a court sale by execution of real estate on March 7 1910 in Walhalla with two tracts on Snow Creek and Snow Creek waters of Conncross Creek and adjacent properties, terms cash, risk of resale if not complied. Also a stockholders meeting for Bank of Walhalla February 24 1910 to consider increasing capital to 50000 and consolidation with The Purposes Bank. Probate notice for administration of the estate of Mira Caulbreath with hearing March 2 1910.
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State OF
South Carolina
Oconer
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Walhalla
D. C
William FP. Austin
D. King
Prichard
Hh. King
J. W. Mason
Eme D. King
M. Jd. Verener
Plat Dade
J.B. Sanders
Conncross
Oakway
Tokoona
Mea
J. W. Hantbrooks
N. J. Gambreil
W. W. Mason
M. J. Verner
Ed. D. King
Wie PD
King
Extea
Com. Wy
W. C. Wiute
Oconen Cowity
Bank of Walhalla
Tank of Walhalla
Puppte
W. L. Verner
J. D. Verner
Ocones
A. Sulth
Anne Huse Kamp
Mira Bila
Caulbreath
Migs Fla
Galbreath
Walhalla Court House
D. A. Smith
Oconee County
Keowee
Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Co Letters of Praise
Three letters addressed to Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Co praise their Gano and Piedmont Guano products. Farmers from Westnitate and surrounding areas report strong corn and cotton yields, high satisfaction, and plans to reuse the products next season. One letter notes seventeen bales produced on an ordinary load showing evident improvement.
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Isera
Alty
Westminster Oil & Fertilizer Company
T. EB. Kilburn
Westminster
Uuty
Smitil
Oconoe County
Westnitate
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