Beattie Succeeded by Andrews to Lead Blue Ridge Railway
Walhalla reports Col. A B Andrews of Greensboro N C to succeed as president of Blue Ridge Railway with A H Wolla of Greenville as active manager from Anderson offices. Andrews envisions completing the line over the mountains to Maryville linking with Southern to Knoxville, a renewal seen as hopeful for locals and investors.
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H.C. Beattie
The
Blue Ridge Railway
Col
A. B. Andrews
Greensboro
N. C
A. H. Wolla
Greenville
Blue Hidge
Anderson
Andrews
Lonat
Andrew
Maryville
Teno
Andrewa
Anderson Mail
Blue Ridge
Southern
Knoxville
Col. Andrews
Iain
Darlington and Greenville Scandals Rise in South Carolina
A South Carolina pair of scandals unfolds in Darlington and Greenville. Dargan oil company collapse triggers questions about Keith Dargan in Darlington while Greenville probes a former county supervisor and associates amid broader public corruption concerns. The piece debates fraud, morality, and the impact of prominent families on local trust and accountability.
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South Carolina
Darlington
Dargan
Greenville
Dargao
Crook Edoenn
Ita
Pany
Keith Dargan
Pogram Dargan
Phin
Moroberk
Wbant Sileide
Ashiam Mberal
Alam
Nba
Keith
Hin Aioe
Call for accountability in Greenville graft scandal
The writer condemns seekers of status who evade justice and urges that Keith Dargan answer for his alleged deeds. The Greenville matter centers on ex Supervisor Spoogle charged with defrauding the county. The piece praises thorough investigations and calls for all involved to face penalties, regardless of prominence.
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Keith Dargan
Hota
Greenville
Spoogle
Greenville County
Fragmented 19th Century Opinion Pieces on Cotton, Prohibition, and News Tales
A collection of brief items and misquoted notes discusses the first cotton bale sale at 80 cents a pound by Deal Jackson in Dougherty county, local dispensary debates in Pickens and Greenville, and crop forecasts. It also cites yellow fever reports, newspaper ownership changes in Greenwood, and a social anecdote about a North Carolina train rescue that ends with questions about the heroine’s later choices.
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Savannah
Deal Jackson
Dougherty County
War in Macedonia and deadly summer events reported
Reports from Macedonia describe Tntgarinny forces killing priests teachers and many Servians amid war in the region. Lightning killed Gillum Horton and a mule team near Kershaw on July 21. A judge halted Albert Patrick’s murder conviction appeal while reargument is prepared for October 2. Fire at Humble Texas oil tanks devastates areas, kills workers, and displaces residents. New Hope schools opened under Prof Calhoun A Mays and Sammie Craig. Local social notes recount visits and travels of residents in Easley Anderson Salem and surrounding towns.
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Macedonia
Tntgarinny
Gillum Horton
Kershaw County
Hum
Kershaw
Horton
Junticn O'Brien
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
William Marah Rice
New York City
Humble
Texas
Amoko
Texas Company
New Hope
High Falla
Calhoun A. Mays
Sammie Craig
W. F. Wyatt
Misaes Stella Batron
Bonnie Knox
Minson Nimmona
Salem
Harrison Jones
Easley
Thin Section
Mixa Lula Brown
Anderson
Mia Earlie Kalley
McKinney's Creek
Jocannoe
Ida Yolrath
High Falls
Jobo Childers
John A. Kelley
Miss Minute Merritt
Hanley
W. ¥. Findley
Fall Creek
St. L
Wort Union
Msa. J. Sr
Wande Morgan
Kings
Plekons County
J. W. Hunt
Near Wort Union
Walter Miller
Conenerons
X. i
Woman stabs infant then attempts suicide in New York
In New York on July 25 Annie Cabos a young mother rose from bed and using a carving knife fatally stabbed her nineteen month old son. She then tried to murder her baby and stabbed herself in a dream. Jealousy over her sister living with her is believed to have prompted the act.
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North Carolina
Apollo
New York
Mond
Annie Cabos
Dreaat
Har Sister
Bridge Let for Hudson Bridge Replacement Ad
The Board of County Commissioners will let the contract to rebuild the Hudson Bridge at the ridge site on Friday August 11 1905 at 1 am. The board reserves the right to reject any bids. Specifications will be shown on the letting day. The successful bidder must post bond twice the bid amount Morson Supervisor July 26 1905 HO
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Board of County Commissioners
Ridge
Hudson
Noard
Lomi Ini
Morson
Sbuily
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Thare
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New Orleans
V. J. Mantora
L. J. Bristow
Marion
South Carolina Baptist
Pittman & Son
Greenwood
Baptist
Masters
Baptist Courier
Poe
Tibet
Wrivs Howe
AD Divigiate
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Plano
Oiaioe PY
Carter Hardware Co
RC. Carter
S. C
P. Walker
New Hop
Lucinda Phillips
Seneca
Oconee County
John A. Harbin
J. W. Cary
Pendleton
T, Cary
J. BE
Cary
College OF Charleston
Charleston
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Tultion
Boyce
Addroax Harrison Randolph
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J. W. Byrd & CO
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