Woman Killed in Maryland and Suspect Roberts Captured
A Maryland telegram reports the capture of Emmet B. Roberts, sought for the murder of Edith May Woodill. The case drew widespread attention as the eastern shore searched for the suspect after Mrs Woodill was found murdered near Back Creek. Roberts, seen with her last, was later shot by a sheriff's posse in Talbot County while resisting arrest.
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Baltimore
St. Michaels
Roberts
Edit May Woodill
Maryland
Emmit B
John T. Roberts
Edith May Woodill
Gilbert Woodill
Los Ageles
Cal
Back Creek
Gage
Sa Diego
Cat
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Woodill
Woods
Chicago
J. A. Gage
Washington
McDaniel
Talbott County
Black River
Tragic Crossing Accident Claims Jameson in Greenville
Thomas O Jameson 56 a Pickens County farmer was struck by a fast freight train at Kelleys Crossing between Greenville and Hasley while driving a mule team. He suffered a skull fracture and arm fractures, was taken to Greenville Infirmary, condition serious but not fatal. Eyewitness Elias Day described the collision and railroad workers aided his transport. One mule died from injuries, the other escaped unharmed. The report notes no further serious injuries.
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Greenville News
Southern Railroad
Kelley's Crossing
Hasley
Thomas O. Jameson
Pickens County
Greenville
C. B. Berle
Mr. Jameson
Elias Day
Yest Wy
Russell
Nia
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Walhalla Resident
B R Moss of Walhalla South Carolina testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved months of kidney discomfort and back pain after using them from Dr J W Bell's store. He reports he is now free of kidney trouble and urges others to try Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by dealers nationwide at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for US. Remember the name Doan's.
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Walhalla
B. R. Moss
8. C
Dean
Doan
United States
Doctors and laymen agree on tuberculosis fight
New York reports the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis shows over 45 percent of its 2500 members are laymen. Local groups average over 60 percent lay volunteers, with churches schools and unions joining the anti tuberculosis campaign. The association urges complete case registration and isolation of advanced consumption.
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New York
William Osler
Naonal Association For the Study and Prevention
National Association
Edward L. Trudeau
National Association For the Study and Prevention
American Medical Association
United States
Red Shirt Reunion Planned for Anderson in August
The Anderson Court House meeting set August as the reunion date for Red Shirt campaign survivors of 1876. A committee led by Col J C Stribling and Mayor J L Sherard will pick the exact day. Delegates will wear red shirts and ride on horseback in a parade with plans for constitution and by laws, rail fare discounts, and participation from Seneca delegates.
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Anderson
Court House
Col. J. C. Stribing
J. L. Sherard
G. M. Tolly
Chamber of Commerce
T. T. Wakefield
W. L. Mauldin
Greenville
Col. Stribling
Heat Fatalities Rise as New York Bitter Heatwave Deepens
In New York on June 25 the fifth day of a heat wave brought four heat deaths reported to police before midday. Officials warn of escalating suffering, with the tenement districts hit hardest, and that early hours were worse than since Monday, children among the most affected.
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New York
Army to switch fatigue uniforms to blue denim
The War Department plans to save about 192 800 yearly over three years and thereafter by replacing brown canvas fatigue clothing with blue denim for all mobile army troops in all arms. Denim is said to be as satisfactory and about a quarter the cost. Existing brown canvas stock will be issued until exhausted.
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Washington
War Department
Quartermaster's Department
Mobile Army
Heinze aide found guilty of Impeding Justice in New York
Sanford Robinson, attorney for F Augustus Heinze, head of the copper company, was found guilty in the U S Circuit Court of impeding justice. He gave a missing witness money to flee the country. Robinson faces up to three months in jail and disbarment. Arthur C Heinze may also be convicted.
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New York
Sanford Robinson
F. Augustus Heinze
United States
Arthur C. Heinze
Robinson
Mechanicsville Man Dies After Fall At Home
James Cummings 85 prominent Mechanicville Alabama resident dies after falling from home steps in Columbus Georgia area. Neck broken and death occurs instantly this morning according to local reports.
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Columbus, Ga
James Cummings
Mechanicsville
Ala
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Tate
Kad Rae
Cortright
Seneca Hardware
Compa Beneca
C. Y
Tutt
Buck
Soutie
Thos. O. Jameson
Kens
Noah's Ark
AGRER
J. W. Bell
Wallhalla
Stonecypher Pharmacy
Westminster
York
Tianaara Oil Company
Pace Eeesaeh Een
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Bears
Castoria
Blue Ridge Railway CO
West Union
Leysenvea
Tredordania Junction
Lysdonvoe
Sale
Lysandy Springs
WeAutin
Vrenddiet
LyeCherry
EveAdamin
weJordania
Phinney's
Jamoa's
Toxaway
Welch
A. J. Andrews
J.B. Anderson
Huperinvendent
M.s.stribling Seneca
S. C
Seneca Hardware Co
B. S. Look
Walhalla, S. C
W. M. Fenneld
W.F. Austin
Seneca, South Carolina
J. W. Byrd & Co
D. P. Thomson
South Carolina
C. W. Pitchford Co
J.h.burgess
Seneca
Witsell Bro
Clinkscales-Harper Building
E,.l. Herndon
Valhalla
J. P. Carey
J. W. Shelor
Pickens
C. Walhalla
W. GC. Hughs
Walhall Carey
Shelor & Hugh
Re. Jaynes
Bell Phone No
Bruce Brown
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