Paroled in 1911 for murder case in Oconee county
Columbia Dec 26 Governor paroled C L Angel, convicted November 1910 in Oconee county for murder with mercy recommendation, conditioned on bond for appearance at next term of General Sessions Court. The action followed appeals by M C Long and Judge Gary, noting Angel did not participate in the killing, and was under liquor influence. Angel pledged to testify if called.
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Columbia
C. L. Angel
Oconoo
Oconco
General Sessions Court
Pen
Bonham
Gary
M. DC. Long
Angel
C. M. Gaines
J. R. Control
Robert C. Emerson
Oconee County
State Penitentiary
Otters
M.C. Long
la Angel
Tom
Angellina
Supreme Court of
South Carolina
Wineat
A. Bonhan
Solletter
Anerson
Guvernor Cole
Bloain
Colin
Cantrell
Ansel
Teta
Wilhetla
A. Bonham
Solleltar
Jo Radihon
Thane Totter
Liu Pestion
Walbalix
Oeancee
Walhilla
Mie
Angora
Chas
Noliey
Tia
Riehland
Jett
Walthall
Bol
Joe ‘Todd
Atlanta
Ats
Nim
Emerson
Joe Todd
C. Y. Smith
M. O. Long
M. O Long
Walhalla Hotel
Alvo
Misha Uolden
Controll
Gaines
Amerson
Control
Os. G. Long
Wai- Talla
Ant
W. 2
Stribling
Aines
Lico
Gamnes
Cantrall
M. C. Long
C. L. Angol
Southern plan blamed by Thompson in New York
Col Robt B Thompson of New York, head of a syndicate proposing a $50 million plan to handle the Southern cotton crop, blamed Southern planters for delays. He said the plan would not be forced on the South but urged a committee be formed to evaluate it. He warned Southern farmers face huge losses and predicted broader national impact if the scheme is rejected.
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Washington
Col. Robt. B. Thompson
New York
Parthey
Aid
Sonni
Merger Talks of Packing Companies in the United States
Reported testimony describes consolidation plans for American packing firms. Discussions cover merger goals, preliminary arrangements, and potential regulatory concerns amid industry restructuring. References to organized groups and conferences in Chicago and national commerce circles appear, with focus on consolidation and market impact. The wording reflects dated business reportage and includes advisory lines about digestion products.
Seventy-year-Old Confederate Veteran recalls Secession
In Walhalla South Carolina Col Robert Anderson Thompson sole surviving signer of the Charleston ordinance recalls the 1860 secession convention. He describes the calm, orderly gathering, the signature ritual and the fire that destroyed St Andrew's Hall. he reflects on his youth Pendleton to Walhalla and his postwar life as a printer's devil and Confederate officer.
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Walhalla
N. G
Robert Anderson Thompson
Charleston
Tally
Thompson
Home
Col. Thompson
Confederacy
Valhalla
Congress
Plekena
Columbia
St. Andrew's Mall
Traverse
Colwnbia
D. F
Jamison
Barnwell
Janmitson
Soassion
Dehain
Anticles
Mekens
Ani
South Carolina
St. Andrew's Hall
Gol
Jane
Pendleton
S.C
Tila
Pendlston Messenger
Equity
Inter
Ae Nm
Col
Thanignan
Hoo
Walhallt
Pielkeong
Patricia
Pickens
Cleveland
Andereso
Horseshoe
Two Killed in Panny Row Incident in Interior County
A courier from Interior County brings word that George Mrende and Nis son Mann Srendle were killed on the afternoon of Chetster day. Local officials and a wealthy farmer supported efforts to escape. surrounding counties were notified to watch for Win, a figure linked to the fatal family dispute.
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Auheville
Wall County
George Mrende
Nis
Mann Srendle
Chetster
Win
Fragmentary report on a fatal shooting case near Stanford Burrows
A damaged OCR item describes a shooting near Stanford Burrows and a fatal incident involving Martha Jackson and a bystander. The text is garbled with names and actions unclear, mentioning a platon tabbe and Ne sel among others, and concludes with scattered phrases about bells and death.
Murderous dispute ends with mayoral shooting in Newberry
Dec. 27 in Newberry Luther Wed son wounded mayor He M. Pheyird during a dispute on Silver Street. Wed son died yesterday. Short Wiford transported the wounded man to Newberry hospital. The mayor’s death follows a prior confrontation between Wed son and the deceased’s family.
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Newberry
Luther Wedson
M. Pheyird
Silver Street
Short Wiford
Hiedson
Tayird
Iivird
Vavird
Fred
Tledge
Threshold of Democratic power in 1886 politics debate
Editorial questions the cost of pensions and a new tax bill in 1886. It notes Whit Bees and the House passage with Democratic leanings, calling for further public response. The piece critiques Southern and Northern party dynamics and questions why Georgia shifted toward Democrats in recent elections.
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House
National House
Cannon
Elishh
Washington
Senate
OMG
Ohio
Mirapela
Result of One Lynch ing Ohio Three Dozen Convicted
Columbus December report by former Assistant Attorney General W J Miller shows eleven men serving sentences in Ohio penitentiary and thirty convicted after the Newark lynching of Carl Aherington a dry detective with ten others indicted one at large. Convictions include one for second degree murder three for manslaughter seven for riot nine for assault and battery. Miller criticizes lax law enforcement and says Newark lynchers record broken and prosecutions boosted nationwide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tyneling
W. J. Miller
Carl Aiherington
Newark
Hartoon
Mr. Miller
Girtoen
Miller
Mil
Woley n Money claims cures in every case
A fragmented letter quotes Woley n Money praising a compound as a universal cure for throat and chest diseases and coughs. It also includes garbled references to local land values, political fear, and a call for Democratic strategy analysis tied to Champ Clark and Southern voters.
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Woley'n Money
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