Keowee Courier Credit Dispute Draws Spartanburg Knock
In a lively exchange, the Keowee Courier condemned papers for reprinting its articles without credit while noting the Daily Mail and Anderson News shared credit issues. The Spartanburg Journal lauds the Mail for honesty and mocks the Courier’s stance, praising the cross-paper critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keowee Courier
Thin Wook
Courier
Daily Mail
Anderson
Columbia
Moonnistoney
the Mail
Hoorddit
Holdwood
Italy
Heveral Papora
Tim
Papera
Oly Consiswney
Spartanburg Journal
Ibetant
Keenes Courier
Ita
Ontcomen
Andoraon Mail
Talaoia
Trial narrative on a Baltimore diamond brooch theft
An inquiry regarding a diamond brooch linked to McCarthy and Courtenay reveals conflicting claims. Courtenay asserts he gave the hooch to a woman in Baltimore and denies concealment, while McCarthy and Waibe dispute the timing and possession. No brooch has been received by Courtenay and no further contact has occurred since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhalla
Courtenay
McCarthy
Baltiore
Baltimore
Courtenay Hay Tol
Standard Oil Declares Quarterly Dividend in New York
The Standard Oil Company directors declared a quarterly dividend of 6150 per share. The payout compares with the same quarter last year and with 610 per share three months prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company
State Legislature Brings Reform and Controversy in 1907
Editor reports from Columbia on the 1907 session, noting repeal of the dispensary law and passage of a law to curb gambling in cotton futures. Key measures include temperance moves, high school funding, pensions, ten hour cotton mill workdays, and rail and tax debates. The writer warns the session spends lavishly, risking higher taxes, while praising reforms and lamenting potential future shifts. J. Br. Karle signs the letter.
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Columbia
Mnch
Senate
ER. Verner
General Assembly
John Harrison
Greenville
Bia
Woodohea
Pane
Dots
State Board of Columbia
Aod
Exponse
Immigration Department
Charleston
J. BR. Karle
Hunting for Trouble in a Sierra County Arnica Ad
Charlen Walters of Alleghany Sierra County writes of Iva living in California twenty years still hunting for trouble with burns ores wounds boils cuts borals of piles Hucklen's Arnica Salve promises a quick cure. Guaranteed at all drag stores 25.
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Iva
California
Charlen Walters
Alleghany
Sierra Co
Walters
Mann guilty of perjury debate stirs Oconeeia citizens
Citizens in Oconeeia denounce Hon. Coke D. Mann for not voting in the general election after pledging to abide by the primary result. The letter to The Farm and Factory argues Mann committed perjury by withholding his vote, while others claim the pledge binds all primary voters and candidates. A Tucan manufacturer praises Electric Bitters for a dramatic health recovery, claiming it cured his Brights disease and diabetes symptoms after limited use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconeeia
Coke D. Mann
B. R. Tillman
Mann
Munn
Adoontees
Tne
Wm. A. Fretwell
Tucan
Bright
Cure Cold In One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old style note advertises taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold quickly. The box shows branding and a government warning, claiming fast relief though the text is garbled and unclear.
Harrowing Hanging Incident Reported at Farm in Richmond
Feb 1 in Richmond Va a dramatic execution attempt went awry as the scaffold broke twice while two men Mosell and William Kofiln, described as convicts in a postmaster case, faced the gallows for a serious crime against Postmaster John Grubb. One man reportedly died in agony after the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmine
Mosell
William Kofiln
John Grubb
Hill
Tichmond
Fire destroys Conyers building in Greenville blaze
A major fire in Greenville on February 15 gutted the new Conyers building on Washington Street. Two floors were wiped out except the section used by Carolina Supply Co on Lawrens Street. The fire began about 10 PM and burned into the night. Loss is estimated between 40,000 and 50,000 dollars, with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Lawsen
Don't trifile with mold and colds warn ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The Chico Tribune urges proper food ventilation and clothing to guard children against changeable autumn and winter colds. It warns neglect leads to severe illness possibly turning into diphtheria and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe effective treatment. Sold by Dr J We Bell Walhalla and W J Luney Soncon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkrom
Chico Tribune
Autaion
J. We Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lunaey
Soncon
Four youths confess to railway wrecking attempt near Tallapoosa
Four boys led by 18 year old Carl Davis confessed to attempting to wreck a Southern Railway passenger train near Tallapoosa Georgia. An accommodation train from Atlanta struck an open switch obliterating the engine. the engineer and fireman were badly bruised while the pandongora escaped. The lock was broken and the switch left open as the youths planned to rob the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallapools
Carl Davia
Atlanta
Notice to Debtors and Creditors for Estate of J Lanne Moura
Public notice names Clarence Gaillard as qualified administrator of the personal estate of J Idaxe Moore deceased and directs all debtors to pay and all creditors to present claims with attested proofs within legally prescribed time or be barred. Dated February 20 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lanne Moura
Clarence E. Gaillard
J. Idaxe Moore
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Keatuee Courier
Jayne SheLon
Smith
Barro
ABORY
Itenya
Fara and Factory
Ebeneler Verner
Earle
Mr. Mann
Dolgar
Treassurer’s
Toeoioth
Seneca Bank
Seneca
W. J. Schroder
County Tenevist
South Carolina
Oconee
Oticy
Bleit
Warren Philips
Choinda Thillips
Devon
O. M
MT. Toplinn
Eich
Saviors
Anid Natates
Harbin
Petitionar
Birt Orlinger McClain
George Idgar McClain
McClain
J. W. Byrd
Seneca, S. C
Coones County
OX Slaughter House
Strother & Phinney
Strother & Phinney’s
Farmers! Union
Keowee Standard
Yours Truly
West Union
S. C
Studebaker
C. W. Pitchford CO
Walhalla, S. C
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