Night riders terrorize Arcadia Hotel in Kentucky assault
A band of men raided the Arcadia Hotel in Springe Kentucky on January 25 frightening guests with gunfire and abducting Howarth a tobacco buyer who testified he would not sell tobacco again under threat of being ducked. He was taken to the river but returned unharmed.
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Springe
Lanlight
Arcadia
Howarth
Aayer
South Carolina Farmers' Union meets elects officers
At Columbia inn the State Farmers Union elected President Harris Pendleton and Vice President Perritt Darlington. Reid Spartanburg as Secretary Treasurer Bodie Saluda as Chaplain Harlo Greenville as Organizer, Calvert Abbeville as Doorkeeper, and an executive committee including Parke Hdgefield Stribling Anderson Goodwin Laurena Ashe York WileyJoughby Florence Baker ee. Resolutions urged repeal of agricultural lien law and a labor contract law. constitution adopted for clearer governance. One hundred six delegates from twenty four counties attended. harmony claimed.
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Columbia
Inn
State Farmers’ Union
T. Harris
Pendleton
A. J. Perritt
Darington
J. W. Reid
Spartanburg
W. ©. Bodie
Saluda
H. I. Harlo
Greenville
Cherokee
A. F. Calvert
Abbeville
W.b.parke
Hdgefield
J. C. Stribling
Anderson
O . Goodwin
Laurena
J. Frank Ashe
York
T. C. Wile Joughby
Florence
J. L. Baker
Union
South Carolina
Kid Manty
South Carolina Law and Education Under General Assembly
Politician Tr. Barlo reports on state constitutional elections, school funding and attendance in 1860s South Carolina. He cites white and Black pupil numbers in Abbeville Anderson Charleston Greenwood Oconee Orangeburg and other counties, teacher totals, and expenditures. warns of pushing new offices and two extra circuits. notes railroad rate debates and proposed reductions. advocates expedited Supreme Court appeals and occasional extra circuit terms.
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Abbeville Cs
Anderson Beaufort .Y
Charleston
Greenwood
Oconee
Orangeburg
Nessiong
Oconee County
Bis
Almont
Southern Railway
Mentel Agulont
Leiba
Houeo Aduara
Supreme Lourd
Thye
Supreme Court
Barlo
Pure Food Ban and Cough Remedy Label Claim
Secretary Wilson highlights the law to inform consumers about presence of harmful drugs. labels must state amounts of chloroform opium morphine and other habit forming drugs. Chamberlains Cough Remedy allegedly contains none of these drugs and is praised as a top remedy still sold by J. W. Bell Walhalla and W. J. Juannoy Bonesa.
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Wilson
Chamberlain's Cough Remody
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Juunnoy
Bonesa
Noton from Ranmayn Creek Jan 27 funeral notices
Noton from Ranmay'n Creek records deaths of Jefferson Dawin who died January 14 and was buried the next day. His mother died January 22. Grathes and others were laid to rest in Cross Ready cemetery. Mrs John B Cox recovering from injuries. Lyle moved his mill nearby. Several youths enjoyed the day. The Seton is a boat paper jot.
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Jefferson Dawin
Toth Grathe
Cross Ready
Uorrow
Bud
Cobb
John B. Cox
Owly
Dono
Seneca Community Notes Show Local News and Dates
Local items recount an opera house meeting for school building planning with Prof. W. H. Hand to speak, plus social updates from Seneca. Residents travel to Georgia, new rector Rev. Howard Andrews welcomed, medical association notes, and town happenings including weather, personal moves, and a storm.
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Seneca
Opera Houng
W. H.hand
South Carolina University
Florence Davis
Opera House
Dr. B.C. Doyle
Bright Lowery Joft
Bouth Armedon
Chas, Dan
Lester Mills
Bouth Georgia
Otto Sigh
Georgia
Maryok Smith
Louis H. Cary
Louis
South Carolina
Annie Warner
Senech
Howard Andrews
Episcopal Church
Orewe
B.A. Hinop
Columbia
Siaine
State Medical Association
District Medical Association
Anderson
B. A. Hines
J. F. Sloan
Charleston
B. I. Sloan
Morris Scullin
Frank
Sancaagin
Provet
Ty Tom
Barat
Batu Ogre
Fire Destroys Bennettaville Block and Skye Hotel
A major blaze in Bennettaville today destroyed the Skye Hotel block and much of the business district. Firemen reported strong winds fanning the flames and caused about 9160000 in property loss across hotels stores offices and homes with only one casualty, J. F. Jones, surviving injuries. The incident began on the second floor of the Skye Hotel music room and rapidly spread, burning the hotel, jewelry store, furniture shop, hardware firm and numerous other businesses. Many residences also burned as sparks blew across the block.
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Heckert
Boott Lumber Company
Bantattsville and Choraw Railroad
A. Bristow
J. H. Hudson
Rowe
CT. Moore
Skye
Hotel Skye
Miuriboro Drag Company
J. Ponto’ Jewelry
Carl Brown
BH. L. Hamilton
Excelalor Hardware Company
R. D. Roger & Bro. Groceries
Crow
Tygon's Insurance oMoe
Royns
Ariel
Mra
We O. Carnaié
Vague Local Note On Attendee Movements And Names
A fragmentary local notice lists Grace Crowle and Mae Wilbore Mira among attendees at a deferral event. Mentions Mr Todd visiting Heat and a move to file vin ter ab van Pulfeona m tay with Br Gali and Jain Westnet Klug. Context unclear. readable names and places partial.
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Grace Crowle
Double Pring
Thames
Todd
White Town
Zea Br Gali
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