One Building Burned in Jacksonville Fire Disaster
A massive fire devastated a building on Porayth Street in Jackson ville, New York, destroying brick structures housing Le Mariche Bloottie Company and other tenants. The blaze caused an estimated loss near 200000, with the third floor occupied by Mingle Brothers and various firms. Police reported a suspect, Chait Seniel Reriick, arrested after a year near the scene. prior to hospitalization, the illness remained undisclosed. A Cotton Growers letter urged acreage reduction and lower prices, warning of market losses and calls for strategic cuts to balance supply and demand.
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Porayth
le Mlariche Bloottie Company
Ole
Souvite Cae Company
Los Bist
Enpled Anc
Flor Aditleet Rle Company
Hie Mingles
Fiood
Crainmen
Aattiony
Los Angeles
Gil
T Decane Generis
Chait Seniel Reriick
Sterestay
Inspectors Appointed Under Factory Inspection Plan
Columbia February 2h Under the factory inspection law Commissioner Watson has appointed two inspectors to be paid 1000 dollars each with 200 dollars for expenses. The appointments fall under his supervision and he will report to him. He already has thirty applications and expects first class men once the law is ratified.
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Columbia
Watson
Charleston Wins Lutheran Seminary Site
The Lutheran Synod favored Charleston as the seminary location after a move from Mount Pleasant. No final plans or building costs are set. a study hall class rooms and dormitory are envisioned with one or two faculty buildings. The Mount Pleasant seminary building may fetch about 10000 dollars to be used in pew funding. Plans await official notification to Charleston's pastor and city leaders.
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Columbia Stites
Mount Pleasant
Lutheren Synod
Havannah
Charleston
Charlesten Clarettes
Tat City
Cahnubta
Madison School Honor Roll for Pot 19 1900
The Madison School lists honor roll students across grades from first through seventh for the month ending October 19, 1900. Names include Jones, Cleland, Arve, Duke, Cleland, Spencer, and others with teachers and administrators noted. A later report mentions attendance issues and a disturbance on the road involving local groups and injuries.
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Pollowlig
Madison
Mina Ads
Adaire
Dikrebie
Whiteharr No
Clelatt
Thi Spencer
Ernest
Spenser
Pret Walters
Vert Spencer
Thes Je Arve
Cort Lobesan
Laka Che Tare
Uist
Hoy Jenes
Burke Joles
Matthies Wall
Mamle Wate
Kot
Dewey Mealster Willesieneey
Hull
Compton
Judge Anderson rules on Standard Oil rebate case
A Chicago report notes Judge Anderson’s informal ruling in the Standard Oil Indiana rebate appeal. He limits potential fines by treating freight carloads and settlements as counts, reducing the total offenses. The decision narrows the government’s charging scope and shifts responsibility to lawmakers for statutory interpretation.
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Chicago
Landis
Anderson
Standard Ol Company of
Indiana
Court of Apevenly
United States
Slaw
Kle
James H. Wilkerson
Tere
Che Mateler
Wilkerson
Lin Otted
Lot Chen
Local Officials Re-Elected Amid Adverse Opposition
The article reports unopposed elections for several local posts including Justice of the Peace and various city positions. It notes reelection of Cirenit Ro Withers and Geo. J. Meinee among others, with detailed mentions of terms and December dates. It also briefly describes a church organ woodwork preservation method and a town’s private bamboo preservation claim.
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J. Livdrick
Assachite
Hos
S. Seage
Sease
Spa Henbury
Charleston
Geo
J. Meinee
Andersoul
Iain Assembly
Plins
S. Basie
Jmlichry Corialires
NOTH
AE. Bae
Chen Hom
Gary
Southern Railway adopts standard bill of lading system
The Southern Railway announces it will adopt the standard bill of lading on April 1. The new forms measure 4 by 11 inches and include a memorandum shipping order, a bill of lading, and an agent acknowledgment. Shippers may print their own bills if proofs are approved and the forms meet regulation size.
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The
Southern Railway
Did Me Give Rebates
Columbia State Commissioner McMaster has served notices on B D Byers agent for Union Central Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati to show cause March 18 why Byers should not be proceeded against for rebates. The commissioner has information leading him to suspect that Byers has granted rebates to several persons. A thorough investigation will determine if Union Central Life Insurance Co is a party to the rebates.
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Columbia State
McMaster
B.D. Byers
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Chiemmatl
Byers
Mryers
Conmt
Samaine
Vien Central Life Insurance Company
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Keowee Courter
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Roder
Charlie
Walualla
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Pike
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Noah
Ieee
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Fae Lakes
Vanrenk
Jan
Swelowk
Tunnen
Alirael Giles
Johson
Cleve
Giles
Murael
MII
Stonia
Bonna
Madison School
Cwllvedn
Meyten
Reb
Irener
Hebron
Uy Mazarin
Ewe
Denil
Jims Hines
Atalay
Matheson Mardware Co
Westminster
3. C
Standariys
Dr. Tutt
Mptoma
Livia
Tutt
Lee Pinan
Wonlertal Innihon
Maher
Diogo Cera
Sear
Cora
Thornwell
Carter
Shane Carteens
Atal
Krippendorff-Dittman
Moss & Ansel
Walhalla
B. S. Look
Daniel E. Good
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