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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
RT Jaynes DA emits a partial rate notice with a two year term and 8 percent annual yield. The fragment lists Beotwee Courier and references interest rates and terms, but OCR quality is poor and key details are incomplete.
A garbled local column offers practical admonitions for readers and contributors. It urges readers to avoid delayed manuscripts and expensive requests, to refrain from airing private quarrels, and to bring early copy for timely publication while praising local peace in the Oconee mountains and noting a Charleston College commencement and a Walhalla lecture.
The sheriff orders Federal prisoners confined within the county jail walls ending a long practice of yard recreation and social freedom. Prisoners, largely jovial and lawfully disposed, previously enjoyed yard liberty and occasional tasks, but will now be kept indoors following the new order.
An Irwinville resident praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted first aid for sudden attacks. A separate dispatch prints President Roosevelt urging direct peace negotiations between Russia and Japan, with an intermediary not necessary, offering U.S. aid in arranging talks.
A formal note from the President proposing preliminaries for a meeting between Russia and Japan to pursue peace was sent to St Petersburg and Tokyo after assurances from both governments. Ambassadors delivered the messages, with informal assurances already at hand. The move signals a serious step toward ending the Russo Japanese conflict.
Washington reports Yaton Show Don, longtime News sub Courier figure in South Carolina, elected to a chair at South Carolina College with duties to begin likely at the start of the next term in September. Mr Sanders, a noted journalist and historian, will study in New York City until August 1 before joining Columbia for the college summer school and resuming his chair thereafter. Also mentioned are inventor Y H Lasd of Williston with a brick laying machine, Seaboard Air Line through rates ordered over Union and Glenn Springs Railroad, and cadets from the South Carolina Military Academy camping in Columbia in July amid expectations of a large social event at the State capital.
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