Augusta Chronicle Fire Leaves Plant Destroyed in Georgia
Fire gutted the Chronicle building in Augusta on Tuesday morning, destroying the newspaper plant, Western Union Telegraph equipment, and Murphy Billings printing shop. Loss estimated at over 100000, with $82000 insured. Operatives escaped through a rear window, and the Chronicle will be rebuilt using the Augusta Herald plant in the interim. The paper, founded in 1785, vows to continue publication.
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Auguats
Chronicle
Auguata Chronicle Newpaper
Western Union Telegraph Compus
Murphy & Billings
Pxact
Weston Union Telegraph Company
Augusta Herald
Weatero Union
Cotton Exchange
Prom
Typographical Union
Augusta Chronicle
Thomas W. Loylens
Atlanta
South
Olukat
Latter to A P Holden Valhalla 5 0
Dear Sir there s twice ae mual horace in one borac it may be a maro na thor a Intro of three othora together So with painta too Lf m painter can do your job with 10 gallons Davoc for 50 it ll take 12 15 or 20 of other paintas and the cost of a job is about 5 a gallon whatever the paint may be There are paint adulterated three quarters only one quart of paint In a gallon he s got to paint four gallona of rubber to get on a gilion of paint The worst horis you ll got In aa good an that paint and he ll go on far Your n tenly We Doyce Co New York W Bell said our paint
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Joas Gallona
Horne Horne
Horne
We Doyce & Co
New York
Brothers Fought Over Woman in East Side Saloon
In New York two brothers from Palermo, George and Giovanni Francesco, fought over the same woman in an East Side saloon. Both were seriously injured, George with a crushed skull and Giovanni with a deep abdominal knife wound, after a confrontation stirred by love and betrayal.
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New York
East Side
George
Giovanni Francesco
America
Palermo
Giovanni
Georgo
Moonshine Still Found on Glassy Mountain Top
Deputy R Q Merrick and two deputy marshals raided a still on Glassy Mountain in Greenville county. Three men operated the still but escaped as officers reached the summit they had reached by foot. One pursuit ended with a gun dropped by a moonshiner.
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Greenville
R. Q. Merrick
Greenville County
Glassy Mountain
Woman Brutally Assault Carreraville Case Shocks Fairmont
March 22 report from Carreraville Georgia describes Mrs. James Tolbert wife of Fairmont mayoral figure assaulted in her home. Her two months old child was found murdered after an armed demand for 450 dollars. A posse pursued a suspected assailant identified as a small time black man, with capture believed imminent.
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Carreraville
James Tolbert
Tolbert
Fairmont
Cartermville
Conversion at Convirtad Saloon Leaves Dray Looted
March 16 report describes a large crowd witnessing the transformation of J. E. Taany, a wagon keeper, after a revival led by Evangelian Violet. Authorities seized whiskey and other spirits poured from a dray amid protests by Protestant ministers as the saloon’s owners faced destruction of property and the crowd sang America.
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Litefield
J. E.taany
Watoon Kooper
Thir City
America
Tonny
Evangelian Violett
Shelbyville
Town
Chriatian Church
Couple's Prayer Answered in Alabama Double Death Mystery
In Montgomery on March 20, a couple from Palmetto in Pickens County, Shillinge and his wife, who shared a life without children, reportedly prayed to die together. Both succumbed within four hours of each other to the grip, having been ill only two or three days. They were buried in the same grave, both about seventy years old.
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Montgomery
Ala
Shillinge
Palmetto
Pickena County
Enoch
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Announces Plan Reform
A garbled snippet indicates Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup discusses a shift to new comedy and improved formulations from prior years. Named entity J. Wy Bell is referenced in connection with the plan, though details are unclear.
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Plana
Tano
Uarentoed
J. Wy Bell
Holly Springs Health and Harvest News in March
March report from Holly Springs notes several grip cases affecting residents including Mrs. Kate McGuffin and Mrs. Nancy Chambers who is improving. Sam Chambers is described as well, with local events like a Westminster show and a school house debate planned. Farmers seek premium for best corn, and W T Chambers prepares shuttle and bobbin pins for shipment as local timber prospects and woodworker activity rise.
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Holly Springs
Nancy Chambers
Kate McGuffin
M. Chambers
Sam
Westminster
Josephine Chambers
T. Chambers
Wm. ‘Smith
Toxaway Sud
B. M. Les
J. Mart Phillips
W. T. Chambers
Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Company
Woodaman
Teachers Examination Notice at Walhalla Court House
The notice states the next teachers examination will be held on Friday April 10 at Walhalla Court House. It will begin at 9 am and close at 6 pm. All intending candidates should be present when the examination commences. County Superintendent of Education, March 18, 1907.
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Walhalla Court House
Coun! Boardo Education
Anati
G. H. Conley
Whetstone Valley
Sconse County
South Carolina
Walballs Bank Brook
Degin
Alice Conley
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Magnet
North Clarke Street
Irvin
Jobo Dennie
Mont
Bud” White
Chicago Handbook
Ing
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J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W- J. Linbey
Seneca
Bates
Washington
Cennre Bureau Today
Nature
Valhalla
W. J. Luncey
Colombia
Aneel Haa
Teon Goldberg
Goldberg
Department of Commerce and Emigration
Main Street
Augusts
Charleston
Branchville
Savannah
Globe
W. J. Lunney
Tabor
W. E. Huff
Madison
Willie King
Lester ‘Tannery
A. A. Moorehead
J. E. Singleton
Gainerville
Mia
Earl King
Ire
Lola
JB. F. Moorehead
Amilo
J. We Boll
Wathalia
W. J. Lonnoy
Soneon
A. P Holden
W. Bell
Convirtad
CAB Tomia
Wolly Springs
G. W. Gignilliat
Bay
Ballard
J. H. McNeil
Wake City
Utah
Cain
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis, MO
Walhalla Drug 60
W. J. Lunnay
Rey
J. St
Davia
Wenloyari
Walhulis
Aloo
Chambera’s
John F. Craig
Apri
O. W. Pitchford Co
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co
G. W. Pitchford
W. W. Stover
Aalache
Important Administratria's. Sale
Wits
Benne
Carolina
Wal Court House
Boone
James Othora
McKinney
Wm. L. Keith
H. Tom
Whitner, Thompson and
Symmes
Pontatnigg
Nore
Pelonelon
Ae Eaery
Adjuine Ny Dickson
Torna Cash
Foraker
Deoda
Sharim Gosaes Conny
Taye
Handa High
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Hollister
Ballow
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