Local Richland News and Community Updates
Richland brief notes residents planning building projects and home improvements. Strothers and Phinnay begin a ginnery for the cotton season. Mrs Foster improves after a Grady Hospital operation in Atlanta. Miss Sue Dandy visits Fort Madison and Toocoos with Sudie Jones. Several locals travel to Cartoraville for railroad work. Wade Hugh resigns as masonry inspector. Charles Ballenger to take over and pursue law studies. Mississippi District Court notes Colloton cotton mill bankruptcy proceedings.
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Richland
The
Courier
Sweet Home
Strothers& Phinnay
M. J. McDonald
Mra
K. D. Foster
Mra. TP. McKey
Cuba
Miss Sue Dandy
Sudie Jones
Fort Madison
Toocoos
Homer
Claude Burris
South Union
Burriss
Lucy McDonald
Hold Foster, Jr
Grover Hubbard
Harry
Henry Hughs
Heyden Coe
Cartora‘ville
W. H. Hughs
Wade
Hugh Haa
Southern Railway
Charles Ballenger
Clemeon College
Hughs
Ita
Mina Mary Lewis
Pickens
W. HL. Hughs
Burgess
Piedmont
Robert McDonald
Mary
Geraldine
Clemson
Wreck on Western Maryland line claims many lives
A June 17 crash near Patapsco between Westminster and Finksburg, Maryland, ranks as the railroad’s worst disaster. Passenger train No 51 struck a double header eastbound freight on a curve by the Patapsco river at about 30 mph. At least 28 killed and numerous injured, with freight crews among the dead.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Patapsco
Westminster
Finksburg
Tlip Paasen,er
Mount Hope
Western Maryland
Inga
Patapaco
Fort William Woman Reports Relief From Stomach Tablets
S Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffers from dyspepsia and stomach issues. She was advised to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and reports significant relief with no further suffering since starting them. Prepared and sold by J W Bell Valhalla and W J Lunacy Sencoa.
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S. Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunacy
Sencoa
General Maximo Gomez Dies in Havana at Six PM
Havana reports General Maximo Gomez died this evening at six o'clock after a period of illness. The death followed gangrene linked to an operation on his hand. The note mentions a medical remedy advertisement in the text.
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Westminster Notes on Rev Moore's World trip and local events
Westminster this week reports Rev Joby R Moore leaving for Emaloy then New York to attend the World's Baptist Congress in London, with a two month visit to Germany and Switzerland before returning in September. Local items include marriages, deaths, baptist meetings, mission plans, visitors from Atlanta and Alabama, and Thornwell Orphanage contributions.
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Westminster
Jobo Xk
Moore
Emaloy
New York
London
Germany
Trance
Switzerland
Y. Jameson
Atlanta
William Bibb
W. McConnell
Mand
J. S. Carter
Methodist
J. J. Spinks
J. R. Copeland
J. M. Reardon’s
H. Johne
E. L. Morgan
W. J. Carter
Morgan
Lela Carter
Gainesville
Row
China
H. J. Waldrip
Old Westminster Cemetery
John R. Moore
Mills Eleanor Knight
Alabama
P. Smith
Yonkers
Berta Wall
Lillie White
Sallie Dickson
Merl Pitts
Ethel
Ruby McLee
Ida Skelton
Bettie Norris
Mel- James J. W. McGee
Sallie Echols
H. Stonecypher
H. R. Zimmerman
Ottaway Marett
Lawrence Pitta
John Couch
A. L. Dillard Aden Dickson
J. G. Breazeale
G. O
Joby R. Moore
A. L. Gossett
When Doctors Disagree Riot and stabbing in Columbia
In Columbia last Friday night Dr. F D Kendall stabbed Dr. J J Watson during a dispute over care for Charles D Nelson injured in a street car and train collision. Warrants issued against Arch and Stanmore Watson and Dr J J Watson for riot and assault and battery. Watson’s condition improving.
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FD. Kendall
J. J. Watson
Columbia
Kendall
Charles D. Nelson
Nelson
Dr. Watson
Glorious Fourth Picnic Sparks Busy Weekend
Onkway notes a festive shift from grain talk to a planned picnic for Independence Day as locals swarm to visit friends and relatives from Tokeena to Seneca. A social whirl includes visits by Mayette Brown, Judie Haley, and Alice Gaines, plus excursions and cousinly stops at J. J. Haley’s.
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Onkway
J. Cullen Bewrdi
Kavice
Maude Zachary
Mesere
Gina
Hix
Hartwell
Palmetto State
J.J
Fayetteville
N. C
Claude
B. Gaines
Alice
Seneca
Dohnin Myers
Emma
Lunny Moore
Weatminster
Local notes and visits from Picket Post community
June items from Picket Post and Speeds Creek report community farming, schooling moves, and local visits. Teachers and residents like Miss Ida M. Alexander and Miss Jessie Chalmers are noted, with health, weather, and mail delivery praised. several families from Valhalla, Clemson, Townville, and nearby areas are mentioned along with parish events and upcoming constructions.
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Charles A. Holden
L. G. Angel
Valhalla
John Lay
Elvira Lay
Inez Sabbath
Joseph Hollette
Cleimson
Ida M. Alexander
Clemson
State Normal Institute
Thomas Fowler
Picket Post School
James Loo
Sam Stribling
Florida
Oronoo
Stribling
Jessie Chalmers
Seneca
R. Phillips Cochran
Tra L. Burley
Seneca Notes on Visitors and Local Developments
George T. Stribling and many neighbors are hosting a string of visitors in Seneca including Miss Bensie Martin from Charlotte and Miss Cartie Stribling of Greenwood. Local housing projects progress with Thompson cottage nearing completion and several new residences planned for J K Sitton W M Probst Mrs J F McCary and Dr J S Stribling. A Presbyterian church benefit concert at the opera house and July 9 services are announced with Rev M E Parish assisting at the Baptist church observances.
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Seneca
George T. Stribling
Oconee
Janes DP. Hutchinson
Coluoybus
Matchinson
Virginia
Bensie Martin
Charlotte
Woman's College
Niell Stribling
Roswell
Mra. J. W. Stribling
Mary Cherry
Georgia
G. C. Benedict
Louise Cratcher
Nashville
B. Benedict
Citizen's Bank
Thompson Cottage
J. K. Sitton
W. M. Probst
Mra
J. F. McCary
J. 8. Stribling
J. L. McWhorter
Miss Cratcher
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Parish
Shelby
N. C
Baptist Church
Opera House
Pressbyterian Church
Pleasant Grove Tapics notes and church visits
Pleasant Grove notes report Rev. H Stovall officiating a regular appointment with the Lord's Supper observed. Mentions visits by H C Moorhead to Charleston and Thomas Stovall to Lavonia. Rev J J Harrell missed Black Jack service. Li H Query filled in. Local Sunday school plans include a 100 pupil celebration under their own flag. W J Spearman visits from Pickens.
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Westminster
H. Stovall
Josmanya
H. C. Moorhead
Charleston
Thomas Stovall
Lavonia
K. D. Bronzvale
J. J. Harrell
Black Jackson
Li. H. Query
Jerry Spearman
Pickens
W. J. Spearman
No Secret About Bucklen Arnica Salve Claims
A Texas reader extols Bucklen Arnica Salve as highly effective for burns ulcers fever sores and sore eyes. The testimonial from D L Gregory of Hope praises quick cures and notes it is available at all druggists for 250.
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Bucklen
O. K
Eues
D. L. Gregory
Hope
Texas
Card of Thanks from J C Chandler
Editors Courier note expressing gratitude to friends who offered comfort and support during the illness and passing of my mother. Chandler thanks readers for words and deeds of kindness and states they shall be remembered.
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Courier
J. C. Chandler
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