King Edward II Dead in London May 6 1901
King Edward dies suddenly in London at Marlborough House after a long illness. Reports say illness worsened by worry and sleeplessness amid political strife. Queen Alexandra and royal family present. country enters period of mourning as official notices confirm death and plan for succession.
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Marlborough House
Alexaidra
Wa Princess of Wales
Reval
Victorie
Louise
Conmadalt
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Hutwared
Kling Wawird
Roosevelt
Investigation into cotton sales sparks Senate call for probe
Attorney General is urged to probe spot cotton Sales as critics say massive exports shifted wealth abroad. South Carolina senator and others press for full disclosure of who sold cotton and how prices were manipulated, amid calls to broaden inquiry to related warehousing and market practices.
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Heyny
Tiny
Hota
Dee
Mr. Smith
Dle
Department of Feller
Ani
Molthitius
Tifaranion
Ada Gillespie and Hey TaD at Mekens marriage
Miss Ada Gillespie of Mekens and A Robertson of Oconee wed in a small outdoor Methodist ceremony at the bride’s home in Wiley town. Friends and family gathered as roses adorned the scene and guests noted a simple, intimate celebration before a modest turnout.
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Mekens
Ada Gillespie
A. Robertson
Oconee
Hey
Tad. Gillespie
Dies M. Gilesne
Wiley Fein
Theelon
Ann Heron
Siten S.C
Arlene
State Mimics Menace of Minified Minds at Cen Su College
A garbled OCR passage references a state mishap involving a court and colleges, noting a requirement to minify state terms at Cen Su College. It mentions Thad, Turdock Ishood, and Wale Kor in Ohio, with unclear details about meetings and appetite distraction.
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Howe
Ramity Court
Censu College
Sunbury
Ohlo
Hon G D Hallen dies after long illness in Columbia
Gen G D Hellinger former South Carolina Attorney General dies in his Barnwell home near Columbia after chronic dysentery and liver trouble. Survived by wife Milas O Bannon and children Duncan Bellinger Jr Norman and Wirry Bel Tiger Min Duvrat. Funeral at Barnwell home with local tributes to his role in Brxton Bridge and dispensary cases.
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Shandon
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Hellinger
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Witeh
Khel
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Aidhe
Duncan Bellinger, Jr
Mikkel Sopie
Ante
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Bariwel, Y of
Murder by Son Ends Life of Georgia Official
In New Woodbury Georgia May a 13 year old son shot and killed his father W L Brown a former Peace Officer under Governor Terrell. Brown reportedly held a pistol and threatened his wife before the son entered and fired, ending the life of the state official who served as justice of the peace.
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W. UL Brown
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Brown
Terrellaint
Made Well and Strong By Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs. G W of Glenwood Iowa praising Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health after years of female troubles. The letter urges others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass and highlights the remedy’s long-standing use and reported cures for displacements fibroid tumors and related conditions.
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Glenwood
Bowie
Jiydin
Pinkhun
Jeter
Iowa
Lydia N. Pinksham
Simmons Attacks Cotton Pool Prosecution in Senate
In a Senate speech Senator Simmons of North Carolina denounced the Justice Department for pursuing only partial enforcement of the Sherman act in the cotton pool case. He charged the move usurped authority and harmed producers and spinners while aiding foreign buyers, urging firmer price support and real delivery contracts.
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Washington
Senate
Sluumans
North Carolina
Department of Justice
Ita
Simmons
Department
Sendtoy Simmons
Ma Simons
Steakity
Receiver appointed in Tosaway Co. mortgage suit
Raleleh N G May 3 The Stites Circuit Court heard a petition last Saturday by A. Hirroughs and B Arrington seeking a receiver for the Tosaway Company owner of 26000 acres of tin bearing lands and three hotels in the Tosnway region The matter involves bonds and claims by Southern Power Company and other Duke interests. Catarrh cure advertisement follows.
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Stites
Mortanuie
Arrington
Southern Power Company
UN Duke
Our Mother-M How We Miss You Mother
Fragmentary 19th century poem and notices describe missing mother figures, a medical ad for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, and a political note about Governor Ansel denying a pay grant to Warren Mooring, convicted in 1808 for killing Son Gush Hun.
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Walhalla
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Ansel
Warren Moorlng
Aiken County
Gush Hun
Pen
Joan Mathis Found Guilty in Georgia Murder Case
Augusta, May 4. John Mathis, accused of murdering Dr. W. Hetanan, was found guilty but the jury recommended mercy. Under Georgia law, a life sentence could follow. The crime shocked Augusta as a prominent physician was killed in Summerville, with his watch stolen and pawnbroker reports guiding investigators.
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John Mathis
GW. Hhetanan
Bwimy Ag
Georgia Aw
Hiekiman
de Wis Ome
Eli Zens
Hole
Summerville
Mie Wateh
Aeeyo
Wateh
Podleo
Mathis
Conmre
Woielderer
Semuty
Morey
Pritchard Orders Recount of Spartanburg Census Work
May 1 Spartanburg. Census supervisor Pritchard announces a return tour to recheck districts after reports of careless enumerator work. He stresses contacting every resident to ensure full and accurate population counts. J. W. Bell advertises Kidney Pills as antiseptic tonic and restorative.
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Pritchard
J. W. Bell
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