Cedar Springs Institute Closes as Annie Crisp Heads Class
Segment from the Cedar Springs Institute for the Deaf closing exercises highlights Annie Crisp of Valhalla as valedictorian. Governor Ansel presents diplomas and Bibles, with a sign language valedictory and reflections on deaf history and achievement across professions, ending with heartfelt farewells to staff classmates and state.
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Cedar Springs
Ansel
Annie Crisp
Valhalla
Annie
Lawrence Walker
Walker
Vies
Moses
America
South Carolina corn prizes spark wide contest
M W Richards notes South Carolina corn growth strength with state and county prizes. Historic SC yields and winners highlight the state’s corn prowess from 1857 to 1906, while recent contests promise record crops as farmers push fertilizer-free gains.
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South
M. W. Richards
South Carolina
State Fair Association
Merchants and Planters’ Bank
Cherokee County News
Gaffney
Cherokee County
Farmers’ Union of York
Central West
J. W. Parker
Columbia
Zachariah J. Drake
A. J. Tindal
B. E. Moore
South Carolna
W. R. Walker
Walker
Small Donkeys Import for Breeding to Mount Kisco
In New York on June 29 a ship brought in the smallest Oriental donkeys, landed from the Hamburg American Line and consigned to David N. Goodrich of New York, who plans to keep them at his Mount Kisco country home for breeding. Fifteen of the diminutive Sardinian donkeys were aboard with a colt that died. the infant was given to a mother for nursing. The two newborns are thriving as the mother accepts the addition to her litter. The animals attracted much attention during the voyage, transported in a special cabin on the ship’s after deck.
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New York
Hamburg
Mediterranean
David N. Goodrich
Mount Kisco
Sardinia
Naples
American Girl Marries Britisher in Royal Chapel
Jean Reid daughter of Whitelaw Reid American ambassador to England wed Hon John Hubert Ward brother of the Earl of Dudley and equerry in waiting to King George V in St James Palace chapel London. King Edward and Queen Alexandra approved from private gallery as royal family attended and later hosted at Dorchester House.
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London
King Eoward
Queen Alexandra
Jean Reid
Whitelaw Reid
England
St. James’ Palace
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Dudley
Queen Victoria
St. James’ Square
Dorchester House
Ambassador Reid
Phis Woman Must Die In First Degree Murder Verdict
Watertown New York jury finds Mrs Mary Parmer 29 guilty of first degree murder in the April 23 killing of her neighbor and friend Mrs Sarah Brennan. The victim, 65, was hacked with a hatchet and her body hidden in a trunk. Parmer faces electrocution at Auburn Prison in August. her husband is also indicted for murder.
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Watertown
Carty
Mary Farmer
Sarah Brendan
Justice Rogers
Parmer
Auburn Prison
Brennan
Dividend Checks Worth Over 257000 To Be Mailed
In Greenville on June 27 through July, semi annual dividend day will mail out over a quarter of a million dollars in checks to shareholders. GreensVille banks receive 21000 dollars and mills 236650 dollars, totaling 257650 dollars in dividends declared at the spring meetings.
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Greenville
Greenville Mills
Lyles Executed for Wife and Child Murder at Waycross
Waycross Georgia June 26 Harry FR Lyles, 27, was executed Tuesday after declaring in a final interview that the deaths of his wife and child were an accident. He asserted he was wrongly convicted after two trials, one mistrial, one conviction, and that he bore no malice toward his accusers. Lyles, a Cleveland native who moved south at 15, shot his wife and baby on January 26, 1907.
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Waycross
Harry FR. Lyles
Lyles
Cleveland
Ohio
The City Market Valhalla Grocer Listing
The City Market in Valhalla advertises fresh meats produce and groceries with home delivery. It highlights beef pork mutton hams bologna sausage fish chickens cabbage kraut beans picks jars and snacks plus ice drinks and cold beverages and invites selling produce and hides at high prices including fryers.
Greenville News editor named consul at St Pierre Island
Douglas Jenkins city editor of the Greenville News has been informed by the State Department of his appointment as consul at St Merre St Pierre Island off the coast of Canada. He will depart Washington on July 1. Jenkins is a Charleston native and St Pierre Island is heavily populated with a large French component.
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Douglas Jenkins
Greenville News
State Department
Washington
St. Merre
St. Pierre Island
Canada
Mr. Jenkins
Charleston
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Valhalla, South Carolina
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C.w.pitchford CO
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Synod of South Carolina
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City of Enses
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Tutt
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