Dispensary winding up reports forwarded to Governor
Columbia February 27 1911 the South Carolina State dispensary commission informs Governor Cole Blease that it has sent two reports exhibits and a commission letter detailing contracts with Anderson Felder Rountree Wilson Stevenson Abney and other attorneys. It explains why winding up has progressed slowly cites court actions and anticipated recoveries from fraudulently obtained funds and asks for continued guidance and cooperation to finish duties.
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Blease
General Assembly
Atlanta
State Dispensary Commission
Salad Commission
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Anderson, Felder, Rountree & Wilson
Thomas B. Felder
Stevenson
Columbia
United States
Washington
Internal Revenue Commissioner
B. I. Abney
Patton
Murray
Fleischmann
Abney
Weischmann
United
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
South Carolina
Ths Commission
Messrs. Abney and Stevenson
Anderson, Felder, Rountree & Wison
Commission
Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Carolina Glass Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Atrmance
Lawlessness Near Shanghai and Bread Riots Reported
Reports from Victoria B C March 2 describe five hundred famine refugees burned near Kunshan fifty miles from Shanghai as bandits drove them into an enclosure and set it afire. Similar lawless conditions plague many districts with rising bread riots in Manchuria and attacks on foreigners. Mount Saint Marys College Plainsfield N J reports a fire destroying the building with one hundred girls and Sisters of Mercy escaping. losses put at 250000 dollars and a fire drill averted panic.
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Victoria
Shanghai
Kunshan
Plainsield
N.J
Mount Saint Mary's College
Sisters of Mercy
Fie
Ottumwa Woman Declares Cure by Pinkham’s Compound
Ottumwa Iowa resident Harriet B Wampler testifies she suffered from female ailment for years. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her cure after trying many doctors. The letter promotes avoiding surgical operation and invites women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
United States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harriet B. Wampler
S. Ransom Street
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Maas
Destitute Children to Be Committed to Rescue Orphanage
The governor has signed a new act directing police and probate judges to report found destitute children under 14 girls and under 10 boys. Hearings will determine if a child is abandoned or in immoral surroundings and, if so, a warrant of commitment will place the child in the Rescue Orphanage in Columbia or another state orphanage.
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Columbia
Blease
Guardi
Colimbia
Does Your Baby Suffer From Skin Disease
A Mississippi father from Enterprise credits Hunt's Cure for curing his seven year old baby's skin eruption after other remedies failed. He praises the product as effective and affordable at 50 cents per box, manufactured and guaranteed by A.B. Tichards Medicine Co., Sherman, Texas, with local sale details incomplete.
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Hunt
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