Fourth of July in St Louis Ends With Deaths and Injuries
The Fourth of July in St Louis set a grim record with one dead, five fatally injured, and about 30 seriously hurt as the city faced near 100 injured overall. Explosives and stray firework blasts caused most fatalities and injuries, with numerous reports across several towns describing accidents from dynamite to firecrackers. Police noted the day’s danger from free fireworks and planned public displays, while authorities urged caution for the forthcoming celebrations.
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BL Louis
St. Louis
Fragmented OCR note on remedies and vague cures
A garbled OCR fragment describes products and dubious cures for pain and wounds. It mentions names like Huckleu Arnica Salve and general healing claims, with scattered terms such as sirapilons, felons, and a reference to a healer. The text lacks clear persons, events, or locations.
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Jorion
Nuroa
Euran
Rollat
Westminster Bank Dividend Declared for Stockholders
Westminster July 6 The Westminster Bank declared a semi annual dividend of 4 percent for stockholders, the second for the year. Capt. W. B. Chenwell reports promising corn on upland fields and near town. Miss Irene Elrod, fourteen, died of fever at New Hope Baptist Church mourns with family. Rev A P Marett conducted funeral. Community notes mention social events, visits, and local industry while noting new auditorium ground broken and a late Sunday sermon on Soul Winning by Rev W A Chastain.
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A. L. Gosuatt
Westminster
Mita Beulah McDonald
James Benjamin Quarmus
J. L. Singleton
Lohengrin
Nettle White
Rosa McDonald
Mya
Quartermus
Mia
Julia A
J. P. McPonald
Hay
Praveni
City Mall
Fondaien
Wight
Rome
W. BH
Chenwell
Willan Tibb
Hearden
Ocanee
Bearden
Irene Blrod
A. P. Marett
New Hope
Irene Elrod
Thomas M. Elrod
W. A. Strickland
Wealminster
General News
Nort
Little Babe
P, Moore
Mra
Vera Ford
Moore
Memphis
Town
Mim Sue Mize
Aea
Smith Raa
Weatmister
Mownellle
Thaiko
Luther Sintts
Minder
W. KB
Mison
Tawa Sonitdey
Dickerson
Elrenife
Mr. Smith
Merlaye
James Milwee
Prinion
Carolina
Westmiister
Mtn
Milwee
Prenticeship
Covenanters
Presbyterian Church
Anderson
W. A. Chastain
Athens
Christian Church
Rutledge Zim- Merman
Asheville
J. W. McGee
Greenville
Bistress
J.D. Witherspoon
Anderson County
Vite
Mra W
Mason
Ashoville
Sparkunburg
Mie
Ashuville
Stel
Robert
Madison
Weattinster
Steffin
Hilbet Company
Maiwon
Cothumba
Colton
Couraere
Moore Ave
Tate
Rev. JR. Mone
W. Macaulay
Arthur Cobb
W. H. Goodier
John GC. Jarrord
B. W. Johnson
Gharke ‘Traylor
Jacksonville
Fla
G. W. Traylor
Babe
Heken
Tear Tocvoa
J. B. Vandiver
Will Eskew
J. H. Bibb
Ittle
Hirsh Mason
Col
RH. Mason
Charlotte
R. ¥. H. Lowery
W. C. Hamilton
Seneca
Carl B. Brith
Washington, Ga
Ioy
J. R. Moora
R. Pitts
Mra, Jr
Steilin
Maplevie
McNoil
Ble Ao
Atlanta
Mra Ala
von Chande Anderton
Wis
Anderton de
Kentonvin
Mina Catherine Slofin
Howe
Shiter
Mrs. Walker
Chilly
Manon
M. J
Benwra
Misam
Sarah Bo Andorean
Allen Packett
Erie Hague
Miriam
Claude Knox
Arkandan
Is Pavonta
J. R. Knox
J. R. Moore
Local Notes Highlight Community Life and Movements
Local items report July events and weather, visits, and family news. Hon J B Boggs travels to court in Wal, Mr and Mrs Nimmons return from bridal trip, Miss Ware visits from Winder, and a string of gatherings at Rev O Blackburn’s home. The column notes Cain, Dendy and Duddus occupancy, campaign views on daylight, and social rounds from Spartanburg to Clemson with house parties at the Alexander home.
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Bengea
Wale
J. EB. Boggs
Wal
RL. Nimmons
O. V. McCavey
M. W. Coleman Jett
Tennessee
Frank
Ben Marper
Jefferton
Hartwell
Juin Ware
Winder
Mra. Ban Shereward
Krancey Arrington
Don Todd
Brynn
Wi Funy
Mingea Minihs
Athol
Clemson
Bencon Society
KR. Anderson Hs
Disburg
Richardion
W. D. Holland
Charlotte
Mina Stella Fineannon
Valhalla
Mia
Oscar
Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Edurghy
Uelina
Palmer and Belcher murder trial opens in General Sessions
The Court of General Sessions convened with Judge Danisler presiding as the Palmer and Belcher murder case opens. Jurors are drawn from a special panel to complete a twelve man jury. two defendants face concurrent charges for killing W. E. Corbin and Chris D. Corbin.
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Court of General Sessions
CG. G. Danisler
Bonham
MO. Long
Clyde Smith
Long
Thin Girault
Palmers
Dr. B. Palmer
Charlie Palmer
Lon Belcher
Bob Belcher
W. E. F. Corbin
Internal Revenue Officer
Wagener
WH. Butler
W. RB. Cobb
Dodd
Valhalla
Z. L. Lee
J. O. Mous
WU. Ritter
LB. Sharkley
Weat Union
Aid. Busch
Paul
W. Henry
Chattooga
Foreman
Lyle
Tugaloo
Fowter
Weat Caton
W. G. Pinkoneuth
Walhalla
M TL. Prime
Cambro
W. GC. Callahan
Ceter
Tall A. Mogre
Leu Lawnantt
J. Davis Abbott
Wagoner
O. Moss
W. R. Cobb
Alt
Courier
Bon Belchor
Lou Belcher
Monay
Belcher
A. S. Diatilet
Cochran
Anderson
Palmers and
Belchers
W. B. ¥. Corbin
Ghris
DB. Corbin
W. C. F. Corbin
Keema
Meg
Pati Belcherts
Soltetorae
Vandiver
Cleonit DeWitt
May Phillips
Palmer-Koleher
Grea
Local farmer urges forward sale of cotton as prices rise
A letter from Heneca, July 6, signed BM Cunys, argues farmers should sell half their cotton now at 12 cents or better and hold the rest to possibly higher prices if the season remains unfavourable. He estimates crop totals and potential values, warns against market manipulation, and discusses cultivation tips and guano use to boost yields.
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Heneca
Eillor Keowee Courter
Peary
Courienay Manituclirhis
Funda
Europe
Owen Stone
Keowee Rivar
Lily
Geonee County
Almont
Cunys
Grand Jury Report Opens Summer Term Proceedings
The grand jury reports it examined county officers and facilities, and appoints committees to inspect the county offices, courthouse, jail, and poor farm. It presents Sam Burkett and A Mo Davis for bigamy and names witnesses. It asks magistrates to have their books ready for the next term and extends thanks to the court and solicitor.
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Talore
Tab Holener
Grant Mary
Dantelor
Court House
Faii
Sam Burkett
Mo Davis
Stro
Lin Burkett
Woolbright
G. A. Arve
Ta County
Wa Dusha
Tov Cours Conlege
Joan A
Anse
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