Local notices and arrivals in Walhalla area
Walton Walhalla community notes list purchases of millinery in Atlanta, visits to relatives near Shiloah, dental visits, church services, and vacant residences. It records court opening next Monday, various travels to Greenwood and Louisville, and seeks customers for fertilizer and millinery, with short notices on deaths, illnesses, and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Alexander
Valhalla
Carrie Stucke
Atlanta
Paul Fredericks
Shiloah
Shockley
Wear Union
Louis A. Bronnecke
Greenwood
Fahnestock
Walhalla Drug Co
James A. Erwin
Walhalla Baptist Church
Essie Zeigler
Near Highlands
N. C
M. McGuire
Arkansas
Nettie Jones
Tamassee
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co
Wallhalla
J. B. E. Sloan
Pendleton
Last
James Seaborn
J. W. Holleman
B. F. Sloan
George Seaborn
J. Dodd
Charleston
Clarissa Shockley
West Union
Olen
R.A. McLees
Courier
Orphans Benefit Proposal By Oconee Alliance Trustee
J B Pickett Trustee Stockholder proposes that state exchange funds amounting to 40.32 dollars be donated in full to Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian orphanages in proportion to orphans, as distributing to original contributors is impractical. He cites broad agreement among area contributors except one member and calls for a meeting at Citizens Bank in Seneca on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Odd Fellows
W.T. McAlister
Foster Capps
du Massey
Oconee County
G. W. Gigniltiat
Col. Robt
E. Mason
Charlotte
N. C
Walhalla
W.S. Haley
W. F. Strickland
Seneca
Richland Presbyterian Church
E. O. Taylor
D. D
Boston
Mass
Walhalla Baptist
J. M. Cobb
Pelzer
Oconee
Westminster
Farmers’ Alliance
State Exchange Fund
Liem
Citizens” Bank
J.B. Pickett
Dispensary Forces plan convention this summer in Columbia
Leaders of the dispensary forces prepare a call for a convention in Columbia to map a campaign, with no nominations and aim to unite the movement into a compact organization. Abbeville report notes a separate incident of a shooting over family troubles, Tillman surrender. Chicago report notes Ohann Hoch, the Blue Beard, hanged at 1.34 pm after lengthy appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Campain
Abbeville
Hiram Tillman
Edward ‘Thomas
Edward Calhoun
Tillman
Chicago
Ohann Hoch
Hoch
Massacre of Missi' Maries Across Yangtse River
General Rodgers reports destruction of American missions at Nanchang and Kin Kiang with fourteen missionaries escaped. Kingham family killed. El Cano ordered to Kin Kiang likely arrival by Wednesday. Inland British missions reportedly safe. Navy confirmation supports Rodgers. Also unrelated ad text appears for stomach remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rodgers
Shanghai
State Department
Nanchang
Kienz
Kingham
Nan
Kin Kiang
To Be Hanged Legally in Shreveport
Charles Coleman, a Black man, was convicted in Shreveport District Court of murdering Miss Margaret Lear after a three hour trial. Governor Blanchard signed the death sentence, with execution set for next Thursday between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Four military companies guarded the courthouse and attendees were searched. no demonstrations occurred. Edwin F. Blodgett of Atlanta was named by President Roosevelt for another four year term as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Charles Coleman
Margaret Lear
Blanchard
Bell
Court House
Edwin FB. Blodgett
Atlanta
Roosevelt
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Rubbers
C. G. Jaynes
Peden & Anderson
Moninvill
Mrs. W
J. M. Moss
Sawyer
Frank Brennecke
Rock Hill
Great Southern
Iin
Gev. W. Eaton
Jaynes
Julia Maxwell
W. A. Ivester
Anderson
J. W. Ivester
Mountain Rest
W. S. Haley
Carolyn
R. L. Rogers
J.T. Todd
John F. Craig
Leety Hipp
Cullman
Ala
Joseph N. Smith
Lebanon
Anderson County
Frances L. Davis
Pe Dendy
Gignilliat
Miss Margett
Shelor
Madrid
Spain
South Carolina
Timothy D. Grant
Conheros
Sever
Haley
Severil Communications
W. Gignilliat
Ruth Shelton
M. Shelton
Faculty Hill
Heyward
W. T. Grubbs
W. A. Barron
W. W. Bu
Shall Alliance
Moore
Johann Hoch
Carter
HOW. CO
Walhalla, South Carolina
Missi
United States
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
W. J. Lunney
Ayer
Angie
Rye
Seana
Egypt
Saraaparslla
Org
the Tennessee Chemical Co
Nashville
Tenne
Louisville
Tinsley’s
T. S. Stribling, Seneca, S. C
J. D. McMahon
Richland, S. C
Peden Brothers
Westminster, S. C
P. P. Sullivan
Madison
J. A. Boggs
Calhoun
Majestic
Silver King
Electric Light
Tennessee
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