Traveling Man Killed Near Greenwood After Collision
William G. Rudd a prominent young businessman of Greenwood was fatally injured when his automobile was struck by a Seaboard Eastbound passenger train three miles west of town. Rudd reportedly jumped from the car to try saving it but was killed as the engine crushed the vehicle. Witnesses describe the fatal moment as the train passed between him and the car. The train stopped, Rudd was taken toward Abbeville but died en route. He leaves a wife, Sarah-Cathrina, and a young daughter from a noted family. he was a member of Greenwell Lodge No. 00 and Pythian orders.
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Westminster News Faces Town Growth And Plans
Westminster specials report reguested help for an elderly couple, discuss hotel plans for the town, new fountain and park work, a five-lecture fall course, and upcoming entertainers. The piece notes local officials’ actions, church events, weddings, and multiple town arrivals and visits.
Murder Shrouds Maryland Tragedy in Pursuit Saga
In St Michaels Maryland a complex murder tale unfolds as Emmett J Roberts real identity Robert Emmett Hautman, a failed New York broker, is hunted for the death of Edith May Woodill. A letter links Hautman to a scheme and a jealousy fueled murder, with bonds of high society and a dramatic river chase ending in a fatal shot and a lonely graveside burial.
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Seneca wedding record and social notes from June
The Seneca community gathers for Cherry Livingston nuptials as families and guests from Greenville Laurens and beyond attend. A straw ride entertains the young set while notices report deaths, visits, and upcoming weddings including Miss Nell Nichols and Whiter Livingston. The town awaits Fourth of July festivities and local preparations for social events echo through the week.
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Col John O Haskell Dead After Stroke In Columbia
Col John O Haskell died at six this morning after a brief illness from a stroke on Wednesday He was a Civil War veteran and a planter legislator He was born October 24 1841 in Abbeville County to Charles Thompson Hankell and Sophia Lovell Cheves His mother was Langdon Cheves daughter whose grandfather banker Langdon Cheves came from Scotland He rose to prominence in Charleston and served in Congress as chair of Ways and Means later led as Speaker of the House and Bank of the United States president He also served as chairman of a treaty related committee and later as Circuit Court judge in South Carolina.
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