President’s South sentiment drives talk on representation
A Washington correspondent notes Southern mood toward President’s stance on negro question, with many expecting a supportive shift. Crumpacker, Alabama’s Jones, and tentative White House signals shape a cautious near-term plan, while South may send many to the inaugural amid favorable readings.
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Senate
Jones
Alabama
Washington
Provident
South
Onemhie
Hilary Companien
W. W. Trine
Notice on Whinkey Hatlt cure and free book offer
A notice directs all men and women in the United States interested in a cure for the mind or nerves to obtain a free copy of a book by NE Woolly. Send to box Atlanta Ga for a free edition and it will be mailed without charge.
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Honda
Woolly
Atlanta
Education Advocation and Dispensary Inquiry Stir State Policy
The piece discusses compulsory education, urging literacy and state action, with speakers noting benefits of keeping schools open and educating children. It references legislative history, pushes for stronger statewide support, and signals upcoming debate in the Legislature. It also reports a concurrent resolution to investigate the State dispensary, detailing proposed committee powers, scope, and reporting deadline.
Ansel Joins Governor Race Bid For 1906
M F Ansel, a Greenville figure with a long public record, declares his candidacy for South Carolina governor in 1906. He aims to win with strong country support and notes Governor Maynard plans retirement after his second term, signaling the field will broaden with several aspirants.
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Greenville
Janney
South Carolina
M. F. Ansel
Social Bar
Maynard
Aurl
Govarnor
Nin
Ansel
People
Ho Ie
Eighth Circuit
Vic
Deafford
Clubbing Offer for Farmers with The Progressive Farmer
Local farmers are invited to subscribe at a clubbing rate with The Progressive Farmer, a weekly agricultural paper. The offer combines The Courier and 10 Progressive Farmer at $1.70 per year, with Keenville Cotton Plant involved and contributors from the State. The deal targets readers across two Carolinas and aims to deliver broader farm content.
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Progressive Farmer
Ralol
N.G. Wooster
Keenville
Carolinas
Ie State
Tax proposal for age based levies and immigration gains
A historical report discusses a bill taxing residents after age 22 and various age brackets with escalating rates. It notes Hon. BE. C. Watgoo as commissioner of immigration for South Carolina, reporting 16 telegraphs from abroad and 48 from elsewhere, bringing cash and wealth to the state, and praises Watgoo’s efficiency and calls for support of immigration efforts to grow wealth.
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Tasandack
Atrenuniis
Mtst
South Carolina
BE. C. Watgoo
South Carolaas
Brat
South Carolla
Tountry
Ita
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of the
Leginintors
Gomimiealynor Wate Aunhina
Court frees Duke after habeas case in New York
Brodie L. Duke, a wealthy tobacconist, appeared in the New York Supreme Court before Justice Gaynor on a writ of habeas corpus from Amityville. After brief examination he was discharged. his relatives had him confined at a sanitarium claiming insanity. The case also mentions alleged undue influence by his wife Alice Webb Dulke and notes a separate health recovery for G. Hy Hansan in Lima Ohio.
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Jaytion Gaynor
Supreme Court
New York
Pavitarium
Amityville
Duke
Tne
Mra
Alice
Webb Dulke
Phia Mageer
Aull
G. Hy Hansan
I, Ko & Wok
Lima
Ohio
Foley
W. Bell
Walhallas
W. J. Linnay
Seneca
To Chinnga Dispensary Law Seeks Gradual Expansion Limits
A proposed bill by Representative Toole targets the dispensary system by requiring the State Board to approve new locations before more than one dispensary can be placed per county. Any township with a fourth of qualified electors petitioning can trigger an election, and if a majority rejects a dispensary it cannot be reallocated except as provided. Existing dispensaries in dry counties remain unless voted out. new towns may be exempt from incorporation rules under the act.
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Hintowon
Ivoring
Raysur
Orangeburg
South Carolina
Thotine Couriun
Blease
Newberry
Monae
Anne
Mombera
State Board of Directora
State Board of Directors
Richland
Toole
Horry
Beaufort
Gautition
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Promised to Heal Weak Hearts
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a remedy for heart weakness and related symptoms. It claims rapid relief from poor circulation and stomach issues, offering a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help. It urges readers to write for a free package and mentions other provided remedies.
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Dr. Miles
Miles
Mme
Tudor
John Dreaback
Txipatea
Blue Ridge Railway Company Hudgins Belton and Walhalla
Record notes a 1905 event involving the Blue Ridge Railway Company and city names Belton and Walhalla along with UGTWSEN and FV marks. Details are fragmentary but indicate historical railway interests and geographic links in the Carolina region.
Railway Promotion Sparks Bright Through Trains Service
Railway advertises the greatest system with unexcelled parking car service and through Pullman sleeping cars on all through trains. Conveniant schedules highlighted for all local trains.
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CHE Soutios
Pullman Sleeping Cava
Irregularities Highlighted in South Carolina Taxi Year
The annal review notes more than six cases of insolence in taxicab dealings in South Carolina. It mentions scarcity of purchase power for land and clothing, and describes a spirit of progress rather than refinement dominating the era. A vast crowd gathered in Ordzon, January, with 10,000 attendees in a noteworthy event. A remarkable dinner near Lymanmor near Ault Colorado features a twelve item meal with unusual weights and a bizarre applied menu.
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The
Chicago Tribune
South Caroli
Ordzon
Ault
Springtime malaria cure claim in old ad text
An old ad fragment promotes Nydalo's Tonic and Rydale's Conia from Walhalla Drug Co as a malaria remedy. It asserts the tonic frees blood from malaria microbes, removes poisons, and strengthens health, using period misdirection and bold claims.
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Nydalo
Thromedy
Rydale
Walhalla Drug Co
Pauper Leaves 600000 In Batavia Probate
Daniel Matana an eccentric old man who died in his bay on the Fox river bank two months ago left property valued at $600,000 in probate court Monday. For years he lived frugally, supported by neighbors, and his wife and son knew little of his wealth.
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Daniel Matana
Fox River
Wif
Kouw
Bia Wonluh
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