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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1906

Page

3

Gourd for Joe Cannon Gift Recalled at Capitol Birthday

A Washington dispatch dated May 18 reports Uncle Tom Cannon will receive a South Carolina made outfit and a farming grown drinking gourd from Major John W. Holmes editor of the Barnwell People. Representative J. O. Patterson spoke of the gift on a Barnwell trip, to be presented with ceremony tomorrow. The gourd bears a long stem and inscriptions praising Uncle Jon on his 70th birthday, and a line about drinking from the fountain of immortal youth. The item drew curious questions from onlookers at the Capitol.

Washington Uncle Toe Cannon South Carolina John W. Holmes Barnwell J. O. Patterson Uncle Jon J. O. Patteron Capitol Patterson

Burton Case Decided by Supreme Court

The United States Supreme Court affirms the Kansas Circuit Court ruling in the Burton case. Burton was sentenced to six months in prison, fined 2500 dollars, and barred from holding office for life for soliciting compensation for services before a government department. He allegedly received 500 dollars monthly for five months to influence actions at the Interior Department regarding a grain company.

United States Supreme Court United States Va John Rk, Burton Kansas Circuit Court of Burton Bureton Washington Rintto Grain and Securities Company Weat Ofivo Cecal Balvel J. W. Hall Walhulia W. Ds Cunney Sonosa

Death in Arkon. Allen Smith 51 in armor near here

Weal tners death by own action in Arkon Ohio May 18. Allen Smith fifty one years of age a man of prominence residing near here tommijggrd wilde today by hoot singith's fortune is estimated at 100000 dollars. The cause for the auto idy is not known.

Arkon Ohio Allen Smith Tommijggrd Wilde Hoot Singith

Dreaming on guard ends in a portrait of love

A soldier on guard dreams of a childhood sweetheart as he lies in his bunk. He awakens to a locker scene revealing a photograph that explains his tears. The tale shifts to military chatter, old soldiers, and a note on Gen. Butler tied to court battles over Cherokee claims and a land grant.

Patel New England William E. Dalton C. A Delaware City Delaware Gen. M. ©. Butler Columbia Supreme Court Indiana Butler Gen Rat Garda Gen. Butler

Former Secretary of State T. E. Tindal Dies in Columbia

Former South Carolina Secretary of State T. E. Tindal, who served under Governor Tillman from 1890 to 1894, died in a Columbia hospital at 4 this morning from injuries after a night accident on Maintreet. He was en route from Clemson College to visit his daughter in Clarendon County and was 81 years old.

Columbia T. E. Tindal Tillman Columbia Hospital Maintreet Clarendon County Tindal

Cattle Feeding in the South Boosted by Local Feeds

The South offers economical market cattle feeding due to favorable climate and abundant forage crops such as corn, sorghum, cowpeas, and cotton seed products. Cotton seed meal and hulls from nearby oil mills provide superior concentrated feed, with studies from state stations supporting profitable gains and favorable beef quality, arguing the South can compete with the North in market cattle.

Protein Ia Tennessee Experiment Station Corn Belt Chicago Georgia Agricultural Department Halle Torna Halla South Thia Timothy Hay Parton Poe Eccseyy

Cumberland Presbyterians Reunite With Presbyterian Church

In Des Moines on May 24 the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian Church in the USA announced their union. Moderator Hunter Corbett declared the re union in force before the General Assembly, prompting a chorus of rejoicing from the vast ecclesiastical gathering.

Des Moines Iowa Cumberland Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church United States of America General Assembly Hunter Corbett Union of the Cumberland Church

Wealth and tragedy mix in swept fire town tale

A widow Andrew Nelson inherits 260 000 from Sweden through her late husband’s father amid a city refugee camp. She faced hardship after a devastating fire that destroyed her livelihood. A tale of resilience and distant wealth arriving for a brave woman in scarce times.

San Mra Vigeo Bays Mra Andrew Nelson Sweden Nelson Ashe

Confederate Soldiers Reunion Brings Large Crowd to Columbia

The Columbia reunion of Confederate veterans drew an immense turnout with about two thousand five hundred veterans and many wives and children. A 5000 seat auditorium, ample tents, and a well organized program made the day memorable. Cols women in Confederate colors posed on the State House steps and locals praised hospitality. Other items note Senator Eugene Blease’s possible resignation from Saluda’s Senate seat, a Lawson Carter homicide and suicide, Methodist Conference voting against six year pastoral limits, Bertha Krupp’s marriage plans, county dispensers salary merit system, and a fatal shooting at White Plains church.

Columbia State House Columbia Alway Abbeville Ivia Eugene 8. Blease State Senate Saluda County Lawrence Carter Clarendon County Wouk Bertha Krupp Berlin Lusky Dispensary Board White Plains Church Lawrene Douglass Moore Barry Finley

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