POLICY TAKE REBELS WIVES IN MANSCHURIA RAIDS
Letter from a Pekin missionary reports Mukden police raiding homes of prominent men suspected of sympathizing with the revolutionary party. Wives and daughters are seized while bands of roving riders plunder travelers toward Harbin. Russians and Japanese fears overshadow local safety amid ransom threats and rising violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Mukden
Revolutionary Party
Harbin
Belganda
Wielmiig
Soudhern
Manchuria
Nord
London
Men-Psin
Parson's Poem 2.Gem and Court Action in Georgia
Roy H Stibenwoll Alison Tow a promo for Dr King New Life Pils contains dubious health claims. In Ware Superior Court on January 30 Joseph Syrian faced a $200 bond for alleged illegal drug involvement. The case notes an Joliet indictment and a woman to be tried this week.
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Parson
Roy
H. Stibenwoll
Alison
Towa
Dr.King
New Life
Dr. King's
Waycross
Ware
Joseph
Georgia
Costes
Chie
Joliet
Workers and Pog Clash in Lawrence Mass Riot
Rioting workers clash with mill owners in Lawrence mass during a strike with cavalry and state infantry deployed. At least 50 injured, many women and girls, streets unsafe, schools closed as militia and police try to restore order. Merchants and citizens call for calm amid volleys of thrown objects and disrupted daily life. A union meeting note announces a February 3 gathering.
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Lawrence
Mass
AAS
Uemilla
Torvey
Seneca Focal News Briefs and School Events
Seneca Focal notes an upcoming oratorical contest on May 2 with Rev. D. J. Owings of the Southern Baptist China mission to speak. Reports cover local activities at Epworth and Optimists Club, student travel to New Orleans for Tulane Hospital study, a pleural infection recovery of Dr. J. S. Stribling, and social gatherings, with a luncheon and box supper. Also mentions community visits, entertainment at the opera house, and health updates along with a cough remedy endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneca
Mary
Beng
Bay Ston
Paar
D. J. Owings
Southern Baptist Church
China
Bipti
Gordial
J. S
Pleuriny
Miay Pearl Verner
Riching
Senecn
New Orleans
Tulane Hospital
J. D. Verner
Walhalla
W. J. Howa
M.A. Wood
Stribling
Greenville
Drauatieny Business College
W. P
R. Nimin
Stribi Hig
Optimiatia Chis
James Haradon
Nancy Ines
Mary Ines
Moa
Byoektman
Mra
V. McCarey
Rome
Pompeii
Richland
Low Garytina
Grip
WM. Gary
Central
Misa Boulah Mawking
Hare
Mra. J. 1
Shanklin
Hice
Main Atrees
Witneas
Kate Perry Lewis Dead at Walhalla After Declining Health
The death of Mrs Kate Perry Lewis, longtime Walhalla resident, was announced last week. Born March 12 1854 in Pendleton she was the daughter of William and Margaret Porty and married Richard Lewis around 1891. Funeral services were held in Walhalla with Rev Pendleton officiating and interment at Westview Cemetery.
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Kate Perry Lewis
Valhalla
Lewis
William
Margaret Porty
Walhalla
Pendleton
Anderson County
Kate Perry
Benson
Jitler
Richard Lewis
Ocones County
Lewla d Ahout
W G. Roberts
Rinte de L ‘Penn
J. W. Koya
Charlotte
N. C
K. Dendy
Wilehalla
Wm. G. Perry
Wiegrave
Mr. Pendleton
St. John's Episcopal Church
Spartanburg
W. G. Perry
J. W. Keyn
Chas, W
Laula G
Miss Cartle Parry
Down T. Lyles
Toccoa
Dinore Baker
Anna Moore
John Moore
Minville
Holy Springs
A. Gaines
J. J. Caines
Gaines Lumber Company
W. A. Garrison
Gainesville
W. Q. Alexander
Conerosa
A. P. Marett
Mis. Marshall
Rock Hill
Att, Grier
Watterson Severs Tie With Wilson Over Campaign Aid
Washington June 20 Col Henry Watterson declares a feud with Governor Wilson is personal not political and vows to prove Wilson misled voters. He denies courting Thomas F Ryan for Wilson funds and says Ryan’s contributions were discussed with Wilson who feared fallout. Also reports Rev Marion M Waller, noted North Georgia Methodist minister, died at Mahon Ga after preaching. age about seventy.
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Washington
Henry Watterson
Wilson
Watterson
New Jersey
Dubie
Tie
Thomas F Ryan
Ryan
Athens
Marlon MW. Walter
Mahon
Westminster Church Holds Quarterly Conference with New Elder
Westminster reports a successful Saturday and Sunday quarterly conference at the Methodist Church led by Rev. C. B. Smith the newly appointed presiding elder. A collection exceeded 200 dollars was taken during the meetings. Various local residents and visitors are noted with several marriages, visits, and upcoming appointments mentioned including Mrs. P. W. Matheson and daughter Martha, Rev. A. P. Marett, and Miss Rosalene Dickson and Halmar Dillard from Oconee Mills.
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Westminster
Methodist Church
C. B. Smith
Hopewell Church
Rosalene Dickson
Halmar Dillard
Oconee Mills
Anderson
J. RR
Orr
Greenville
Mra
P. W. Matheson
Hilo
Martha Ard
Atlanta
W. J. Carter
Grip
A. P. Marett
J. J. Stone
McKee Wounded In Duel At Athens Hotel
In Athens Georgia a dramatic hotel duel left stock dealer C J McKee wounded as Dr I L Fullilove fired six shots at close range. The exchange occurred over alleged alterations paid to Mrs Fullilove. McKee was struck in the neck arm and backboard while Fullilove was knocked down by a rebound shot.
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Athens
IL M. Wallllove
C. J. McKee
Shaltonville
Mra. Fullilove
McKee
Dr. Fullilove
Dr Fullilove
Sen
Young Man Accidentally Killed in Pistol Mishap
Gary Temple, about 18, accidentally shot himself Saturday afternoon while repairing a pistol. He did not know the weapon was loaded and the discharged bullet struck his head, causing instant death. He was the son of R. A. Tompie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Tan
Gary Temple
Heath
Towan
R.A. Tompie
Bounty Land Welcome for New Arrivals and Oratorical Plans
Bounty Land community notes a steady stream of visitors and new residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Barry of Greenville and Miss Goya Hubbard's recovery from measles. The piece highlights social visits, illnesses, and upcoming oratorical contest at Seneca High School, with local pride in public speaking and a reflection on merit and the value of effort over medal prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Doyle
Misa Rebecca Todd
Seneca
D. A. Perritt
Norris
Sandy Springs
Crumpton
Westminstot
Bumainy
R. N
Mitipad
Santa Sandora
Minnie
Pearl
Sallie
Lea
Carl Leo
Poplar
Misa Della Morton
1Ndora
Walter Rankin
Clifton Rankin
Kerr
Bye
Hs Community
Rantdn
Myrtle Murrty
Ameida Beth Doyle
Sallie Davia
A. Davis
Greenville
J. G. Gilson
Clemson
J. M. Gilligan
Sencoa High School
Bounty
Henry W. Grady
South Ayer
Orntons
Family Tragedy In Spartanburg Fire Kills Three Children
In Spartanburg on January 29, the three children of Walter Gibson near Campobello County were killed when their home burned. A fourth child was severely injured and expected to die. Authorities believe a coal from the grate perhaps sparked the blaze while the family was alone.
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Spartanburg
Walter Gibson
Campobello
le Morntae
Ila
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Express
New York
Lonsdale
Lawrence Millis
Goneross
Wiemers
Lanis
Butron Boar
Chambersain
Ants
Kath Perry Lewis
DRAD
Passeg
Spartasburg
Terson
Avraigua
Woodrow Wileson—Denton
Pally Dent
Patpit
Mill
UT McKee
Bounty Land Community
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