Reverend Kaufmann Kills Wife Then Surrenders
Fairmount West Virginia May 18 Reverend W Kaufmann a 6 year old Methodist minister fatally shot his wife and then cut her throat. He later recovered sanity and was arrested. he did not understand his actions until informed of them. In Massachusetts Senator Tillman sails for Europe on the White Star liner Canopic noting health reasons and political views on Taft.
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Fairmount
W. Va
Kaufmann
Puna
Westminster May Week Closing Exercises Highlight School Spirit
Westminster Westminster May 19 Special: Closing exercises of the kehad occupy the week with emphasis on the school. Dr W M Thompson of Fredericksburg preached a practical German sermon and spoke on Brazil and America. Primary grades and girls expression contests featured, Minnie Eubanks won the gold medal, eighth grade won the immigration debate, Harrell earned the scholarship medal, and J M Singleton won the writing prize. Local games, visitors and minor accidents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
W. M. Thompson
Fredericksburg
Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Brazil
America
Httle
Harris
Minnie Eubanks
United States
Avery Tilts
Robert Parker
Ida Lou Hrowhles
King Dillard
Augusta Smithgon
Otway Marett
Misa Rona Harrell
Frank Anderson
Kletner Tannery
Belton Marett
Kate Harris
Forcedi
Death and funeral of Mia Hattie Lee Anderson at Fair Play
The death of Mia Hattie Lee Anderson, wife of J P Anderson of Rock Milles township, Anderson county, occurred Wednesday May 18. Aged about 42, she left four brothers, four brothers and a sister, and no children. A Meth odist, she faced illness with Christian fortitude. The funeral was held at Providence Methodist church, conducted by Rev G T Harmon, with interment at Providence Methodist church cemetery. The community notes several local health and social items, including visits, sickness, and upcoming Children Day services.
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Mia
Hattie Lee Anderson
J.P. Anderson
Rock Mille Township
Anderson County
Mya
T. R. Harris
Anderson
Methodiut Church
Dia Eanos
Mr. Anderson
Sho
Joe
Lee
Birmingham
D. A. Lee
Atlanta
W. O. Lee
J. J. Lee
Fair Play
Mother Earth
G. T. Harmon
Providence — Methodii
Roy
F. M. Cale
Georgia
Key
T. , Cole
Oakway
J. D. Sheldon
Sneas R
Hiberton
Mra
Stribling
J. R. Heller
Lucy King
al- Iahta
Local Notice From Fragmented Text
A garbled item notes a death at 2 o'clock and a local figure Mrs J D Bowers described as an excellent woman. The fragment references a town movement and a tunnel project with unclear details and dates.
Seneca Builds a New School House This Year
Seneca May 19 Special report notes trustees reelected the present graded school staff, with strong approval of past work. Revival meetings at the Baptist church draw large crowds and praise, while Seneca’s weather brings needed showers. Local injuries, travel plans, peach shipping prep, and church notices fill the page, as officials confirm bonds sold and building plans for a modern school.
Itefad fro Tamashoo. a pleasant trip to Whitewater
A fragmentary notice describes travel plans for several individuals including Misa Nattia Jones and Mivues Nettle Jones with companions Giles, Kate Loak, and Christopher A. Bramlett Kelley. They will visit Salem and Whitewater, staying with relatives in Walhalla, to enjoy a brief visit and trip.
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Apeciatt
Misa de Jones
Gear
Misa Rwol
Fa Giles
Eatin
Salem
Nattia Jones
Nettle Jones
Hark Gite
Kate Loak
Mesnrs
Christopher Ae Bramlett Kelley
Whitewater
Mies Bunice Beaty
Walhalla
W. H. Renkin
Mystery at Cades Infant Found Dead in Town
A grisly discovery in Cades on May 14 involves a dead infant dragged by dogs through the town. Authorities probe, arresting a delayed responding woman, but name no suspect. The skull is crushed and investigators lean to cold-blooded murder, speculating the infant was discarded from a passenger train. The mother remains unknown.
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Cades
Penallel
Local notes from Little River May 18 special
Farmers in this section have finished planting their crops with a few exceptions. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Tolvin Alexander mourn an ill infant. John Holden made a business trip to Rabun County, Georgia last week and reports a nice time. J R Talley visited his aunt in Jocassee last weekend. W H Talley and C D Corbin made a business trip to North Carolina last Monday. Mrs. Mary B. Holden returned home after visiting Keowee river. Little Charley Cantrell returned home on Fall Creek after a week with grandfather. Rev R K Doyle spoke at Wilbur’s on the first Sunday and an hour intermission followed. A sumptuous dinner was prepared by good ladies. The afternoon featured music led by Prof A G Pickens of Pickens county. During the singing W A Grant and W M Perry collected for Mr. and Mrs. Mahaffey, Chechew section, who are in poor health. total collection was 4.40. Tittle Pearl Corbin of Republic, Ill., is spending the summer with grandmother Mrs. J S Holden of Little River.
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W. H. Talley
C.D. Corbini
North Carolina
Mary B. Holden
Keowee
Charley Cantrell
Fall Creek
KR. R. Doyle
Wilbure
A. G. Pickens
Pickens County
Pragent
W. A. Grant
W. M. Perry
A. Martin Mahaffey
Tittle Pearl Corbin
Republic
Alg
J. 8. Holden
Little River
Californian’s Luck Promises Drekson’s Arnica Salve Cure
Charles F Budaho of Tracy California hails Drekson’s Arnica Salve as the luckiest buy of his life claiming two boxes cured years of itching piles that resisted all other treatments, with bold guarantees at all drug stores.
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Charles F. Budaho
Tracy
California
Local Warbler of Names Swarm Denton Section
May 18 local report lists residents and visitors in Denton Georgia and nearby towns. Mentions Feeing R Hy Powell, J T Patton, Randolph Andrews, Mrs Bert Powell, Annie Powell, Glenn Powell, Georgia Vandtor, James Lee, William Ramey, Miller Chap, Virgil Shirley family, P J Carter, A H Boatright. Notes visitations, bussiness trips, and an all day plugging at Onity on the fifth Sunday.
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Denton
R. Hy Powell
Tugaloo River
J.T. Patton
Tocooa
Randolph Andrews
Franklin County
Georgia
Bert Powell
Annie Powell
Glenn
Westminster
Georgia Vandtor
James Lee
William Ramey
Cheghero
Miller
Madison
James Vee
Amber
Three-Slate Lumber Company
Virgil Shirley
Bleter
P. J. Carter
Toccoa
A. H. Boatright
Dunmens
Judge Pehacette Whole Cheese Benees May 16
Editors Keowee Courter report on legal troubles in thin section as violators of the law praise dual court roles. They claim Judge Prince should temper justice and defer to the bench, fearing improper influence on witnesses and lawyers in court.
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Benees
Keowee Courter
Ares
Hin Honor Junge
Arte
Prince
Witneswer
Justing
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C.W
J.E. Bauknight
J. W. Byrd
Seneca, Carolina
Minister Kirks
Tillman Sullx
Europe
Misa Harrell
J. 8. Carter
Katie Harris
J. M. Singleton
J. R. Moore
Tom Peden
C. M. Waller
J. & Jarter
Hey. J. R. Moore
J. M. Norris
J. Tai Singleton
L. Singleton
Moore
C. M. Walker
W. A. Strickland
Carter
Bonar
Misnox Rose
Beujah McDonald
Misa Mildred Brandyon
Ahon
Augusta Smithson
Pendleton
Sitton
Sitten
Pendleton Boys
Wiliams
Magnolia Hotel
Minnea Haley
Tr. W. Mapmyon
J. J. Harrell
J. D. Bowers
J. H. ‘Ionocypher
Moon
Aera Glenn Shieldon
Rapiny
Howse
Waihulla
Hag
Mre
Oe Anderson
Yalewinman
J.D. Bowers
Seneca
Baptist Church
Lewis Lindsay
L. C. Lindsay
B. F. Sloan
Hackenwack
N. J
West
Inimeter
J. C. Yongueta
Teaiah
G. V. McCavey
Alabama
Misulasippi
J. B. Pickett
W. Verner
Wm. Witsell
Lila
Frank Martin
Greenville
D. P. Thomson
Valhalla
Whit Livingston
Presbyterian
R. P. Pell
College For Women
Columbia
Oscar Doyle
Neatess
Jeannette Grant
Nee Y Evangelist W
Wal
Chamberlain
Dr. J. Wepa
W. J. Lunney
Sen- Me
Tamashoo
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