Fatal Well Rescue Tragedy Tells Of Muller and Richte
The article recounts the death of William Rieble and the near tragedy of Fritz Muller during a well rescue near Walhalla. Muller died from gases after a dynamite blast in the well. Richte and Pruitt also collapsed, with James Hunter and others performing perilous rescues. The Lutheran funeral for Richte followed, noting his upright character and service as a trusted tradesman. Muller’s death left a grieving family and local sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riehla
Wall Nall
Frity Muller
Wah
Richla
Muller
Milo
Shorty
Mr. Riehte
Mr. Richte
James Pruitt
Rieble
Richie
James Hunter
Wm. J. Stribling
Jie
Slowd
Nik
Blenle
Webbe
Butnshoefore
Tiehle
Germany
Mane
Beahl
Kingdon
Baden
Mulloy
Charley Muller
Walhatti
Heta
Walhalla High School closes 1910-11 with diplomas
The 1910-11 session of Walhalla High School ended with diploma ceremonies and a keynote address. The outdoor program featured primary and grade students, rose drill performances, recitations, essays, and debates, with awards to top contestants and plans for district expansion and new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walially
Nieht
High Behool
Mia Burnside
Marguerite Boozer
Magenta Moss
Kathleen Fant
Paulne Steck
James Norman
Annie Wilson
Bunica White
Hme Sandora
Boone Mitzgerald
John Schroder
Gordon Fant
Sara Moxs
Julia Kaufmann
Robert Rogers
Robert Kay
Clarence Andapureeon Bowler
Luella White
Wile Cros
George Hartmaan
Doyle Day
Hazel Rochester
Sallie Hunt
Ina Mulkay
Lidie Him
Paur] Thomas
Evelyn Booger
Holleman Seaborn
Jamea Fricks
Frad Wacholt
Isabelle Macaulay
John Welwards
Mena Bischoff
Bloody pistol duel leaves one dead in Newberry county
Newberry May 22 Rocky Zion a colored man was killed and five others wounded in a brief pistol battle near the Newberry side of the line with Louvres counties. The shooting followed a quarrel at a church meeting when Honey Baxter dismissed the gathering with his hat raised. The gunfight produced 40 to 60 shots. Henry Baxter was killed after failing to uncover during the melee. Wounded include Jim Workman in the right arm and a Negro man shot in the head. A Negro woman was shot in the thigh. Two others suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Rocky Zion
Fred
Henry Baxter
Jim Workman
Negro Robinson
Hall a Wins Another In Hall Tossing Match
Seneca hall team loses 7 to 1 as Valhalla dominates with strong pitching from Allen and timely hitting. Frank Curper for Seneca struggles with nine hits and four walks while teammates help with several key plays, and Rowland, Cely, and Leathers contribute in the late innings. A large crowd attended. next Friday features Wealininator at 5 pm with general admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Jim
Frank Curper
Seneca
Pour Mig Wong
Valhalla
Mira Cobb
Collings
Keven
Rowland
Rat Brea
Cely
Goiard
Wood
Xrounier
Het- Nek
Sline
Leathers
Uiler
Warne
Wealininator
Feriday
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised for women relief
The Pinkham Vegetable Compound is extolled as highly effective for female ailments with testimonials from Coloma Wisconsin and others. The article cites the Lynn Massachusetts lab files and claims it has helped restore health and avoided surgeries. It stresses the product is made from roots and herbs and is harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E Pinkham
Coloma
Wisconsin
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia Wi
Pink Thai
John Wentlind
R. B.D
Lydia I. Pinkham
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William Ribble
Waa
Wall Tawt
Younty Land
Misa Agno Dendy
Polgor
Kinins Min
Bandy Springa
AL. Hithon
Mary Mia Roeld
Senvea
Verdint
Plater
Vomervy Brown
Seneea
Tye
Stewie
Pickett
Dean
Myrtle
Lowell Tae
Amanda
Gilllion
J. J. Mekott
Clemion
Mr. On Mra
Mbovt Botton
Mountain Rowt
N. Rankin Yeaterday
Ats, Prideatt
Ay EE Ngo Ani Dagper Doyle
County Talon
Contrany Melday
Alex. Crumpton
I. N
A. Lea
M. Howell
Greomburg
RaYa
Walhalla High School
Wagener Theatre
Ruth Kay
Steve White
Kathe Selumacher
Mineet Maury Itlen Wilsat
Mgr
Ho ByoWi
Frances Tire
Aliee Sansders
Audienes
Wren Mifle
Charles Hotrich
Why Gait
Marian Maax
Miak Eyinice Mienulay
Antve Mattyé
Tabitha Steibting
Albert Molhurg
Mas Plorence Jetnek
Mins Pane Isbell
Aliee Sanders Niel
Tho
Tmajghis
Chiarles Hetrick
Dudges
Marion Mesa
Geo. M. Wilcox
Sanders
Mughs
Taylor
Westminster
Modaly
Gharios Hetrick
Marion Moan
Phas
Dante Warrison
Ruttyrick
Hizabeth Steibling
Mias Mareaver UC
Mite Letty Grant
Milas Dork Dinca
Charlos W. Pickford
Migs Dora Dinnan
A. G Moore
University of South Carotlia
Sexston
Penh
Tito
Millville
Walhalla
Walhalis
County Board of Education
Aize Walhalla School
Bengtees
South Carolina
Vente Tell Mertts
Tante Mirrison
Witkaberh
Stribling
Mary Ellen Wilson
Wille Gross
Petre ‘Thomas
Decle Karle
Jobin Kidwards
Meta Norman
Ine Douthit
Holloman Seaborn
Kitche White
Ben Bretwell
Carrie Darby Mucrivon
Jon Hotta Wiairen
Hoyle Day
Clarence Fowler
Mildred Moore
Chesterfeld Hentty
Henry Manali
Mildred Carter
Richard Barke
Wille Stribling
Gee Minjonstadl
Ian Mretwell
Prank Schrodev
Ralph Yotrick
Severil Gride
Frances Carter
Devill Darby
Perri Douthit
Byrdla Kelley
Prank Hitt
Garo Probst
Juz ‘Youd
Amile Wilson
Hauntee White
John Smniith
Caroline Ansel
Garcyn Rogers
Wille Klaren
Henry Klaren
Chavoh
Halla
Gunto
Teltick
Hetrick
Ballenger Aly
Tlarper
Warbin
Mamilton
Tonings
Wathala
Seneca Oo
Humphries
Wearer
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Neale
Carter & Company
Ammour
Byrd & Cromer
Meiburg
Peis Prssing Cl
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