Prank Mixson Dead at 64 in South Carolina
Prank Mixson, a veteran and aid commandant at the Confederate Home, died at his residence after a heart trouble. He was 64, survived by his wife and five children, born December 1, 1840 in Barnwell County. He served in the Confederate Army.
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Conifederate
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Wru
Barnwell County
di. Mixson
Nee
Col Miyson
Col. Rod. Wilson
Ramee County
Caroline Rorhimont
Windtor
Calles Haugoor
Promute de Ginord
Col Mexwan
Strange Accident Ends in Tragic Death in Durham
In Durham North Carolina a fatal accident occurred during an old ball game between Fadil and Miss Couch. Thrown by a collision with Thougan Sheppard the skull fracture led to rapid complications and death. Emergency care and later procedures were described as insufficient to save her.
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N.C
Sheppard
Miss Couch
Tibet
Johnson Initiated into Freemasons in Dundee
London reports world boxing champion Jack Johnson was admitted as a member of the Freemasons in Dundee. The ceremony was hastily arranged and held at noon. Johnson had to depart, causing late arrivals. He addressed the lodge before motorizing to the station amid cheers. In a separate notice, Mira Mendley died October 26 after two weeks ill health, aged in her 80s, survived by five children and several relatives. burial at Mount Pleasant followed.
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Jack Johnson
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Dundee
Ing Orlar and Kincardine
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Lodge Mithoritins
Tne
Jack Wayautre
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Ancient elixir praised for cures across many ailments
Fragmented OCR text touts a mysterious preparation named after Sekton's Arlen Ralve claiming forty years of wonder, hailed as the best silver on earth for barns, bats, scalds, sorda, Cirle, byasses, sprints, swellings, eegema, chapped hinds, fever sores and piles, with a note of 250 Fall dyngeists.
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Public sales last Monday at Valhalla auction
The day opened wet and cold yet drew a large crowd for auction of Oconee land. Master W. O. White and executors sold twelve Dickson estate tracts and others, totaling about 21 770 dollars in proceeds. Examples include Dickson Place tract sales to various bidders and Crawford Estate sale of a single Te acres to John Crawford for 1 025 dollars.
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Valhalla
W. O. White
Jo Ue Eatve
Jenkins Ve
Jenkins
Wren
J. B.S. Dendy
Crane
J. S. Carter
J. Me Barut
J. H. Barnett
Wilson
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King
Ww. H. Lee
Crawford
Samuel Crawford
John Crawford
Momperer
Lonedy
Mrs Hamiter Dies After Auto Accident in Blackstock
Mrs. W. S. Hamiter wife of a prominent Presbyterian minister in Wickstock died from injuries after a Packard automobile struck her at the Main Washington streets intersection. Driver J Caldwell Robert of Columbia fled the scene. Miss Olive Robertson and Miss Louise Rowland were passengers. Hamiter, 40, was crossing toward a streetcar when struck. She died at the infirmary shortly after 9:40 p.m. She and her husband, five children, and relatives resided in Iva and Blackstock. he leads the Mackstock and Concord Presbyterian churches.
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Wickstock
Washington Streets
J. Caldwell Robert
Columbia
Wix
Holace Jones
Olive Robertson
Louise Rowland
Augusta
Yaarterward
Packard
Tod Infirmary
Hushind
Hia Elfest Son
Hamiler
Columbia Jay
W. M
Mackstock and Concord Presbyterian
Conyer Hamtier
Scott Hamiter
Mar
Annie
Min Pnallen
Ms Hamiter
Gea McGutehee
University of Nth Carolinas
Hamiter Family Mourns Loss of a Beloved Neighbor
A note from Oconee County mourns the death of Mrs Hamiter, beloved wife and neighbor of the Hamiter family. Revered pastor Rev Mr Mambo and wife are recalled for their deep ties to Seneca and broad respect across Oconee. The community extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved and children amid the loss.
Haw Bay on Incomes at Filth 182
The note remarks on incomes and filth costs, citing a figure of 182 in the context of revenue or budget discussions. No further readable details or names are present to expand entities or dates.
Murder verdict in Mercer County coroner case
A coroner's inquest at Mercer County returned a murder verdict. Mrs Harris Hantor Gutier died after being attacked by Hosea Jones driving a carriage, with the jury finding the death an intentional homicide. The case was remitted to a grand jury for further action as authorities seek a formal indictment.
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Columphia
Negro Chantton
Hantior Gouter
Ryss
Walker
Fry
Hitler
Hosea Jones
Death of Rev. Joe Berry Huntentt in Oconee county
Rev. Joe Berry Huntentt longtime Baptist minister in Oconee county died at his High Walla home Friday November 3 at 2 PM after a long illness. He was 72 and survived by his wife and several children including das Mutitt entt and Mrs Neutmorgon of Oconee county, Jodle Lhubtentt of San Antonio, Charles and Oler Wonnientt of Oconee, and TJ Tintentt of Blreno. One son Edwin J Huntcull had died twenty years ago. A Confederate veteran, he served in Orr's Rifles with noted bravery. Funeral services were held Sunday November 6 at home, burial in the family cemetery with many friends in attendance. The community extends deepest sympathy to the bereaved.
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Oconee County
High Walla
Empteutt
Upper
Oconee
Das
Neutmorgon
Jodle
San Antonio
Texan
Charles and
Oler Wonnientt
Oon- Nee
TJ. Tintentt
Blreno
Oki
Itward J. Huntcull
Me. Hurrnientt
Confederacy
Monkey
Orr
Regiment of Rifles
Chinese reform figure backs republican government in Klang
Dr Wir Ting Marys, once China’s foreign affairs chief in the reform government, declares adherence to the republican regime in Klang Seba. He has moved from brief Washington service to private life, later serving as counsel, and now seeks a new post as the situation shifts with revolutionaries. The Revolutionary era’s central figure appears aligned with the new throne.
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Wir
Phollen
Klang Seba
Chia
Ting Marys
United States
Wash
Inston
Marriage Surprise in Ti Aemurlage Crowns Joint Union
The wedding united West region families as Valeria Waite and Talieht de Wie Got Krown wed after a quiet ceremony. Guests traveled from Westminster and Greenville to Greeny for the event, with Miss Waite described as bright and amiable and Mr Haeeton Hae noted for his kind temperament.
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Gower
Greeny
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Werthington
Aon
Hwikdeon
Greenville
Court term in Oconee delayed by misrouted commission
A November term of Oconee County Court was not held as Judge Coleman Salvington signed the commission for J W Ragsdale but the official did not reach him in time. Ragsdale arrived in Walhalla before the term, but the commission came only later to Clerk John J Gay, so no court convened and a December lay is uncertain. A special term may be arranged but is not assured.
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Ghiof Justee
J. W. Ragsdale
Winnsboro
Coleman Salvingaton Lease
South Carolina
Te Army Mid Navy
Mr. Ragsdale
Walhalla
Yeatorda
John J. Gay
Ragsdale
Oeanoe
Notorious Train Robber Miner Captured in Missouri
The outlaw Miner OAUGIUD and accomplice Tom Moore were pursued after a railcar escape. Moore was shot and killed by a posse at St. Clair, while Miner was captured and brought to Wayneboro jail. Moore, 25, had been imprisoned for murder. Miner, 21, from Kentucky, 5’9” and about 205 pounds, remains in custody.
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Milledville
Toit Moore
St. Clair
Here
Miner
Moore
Loy
Wayneaboro
Milledgeville
Augusta
Tom Moore
Kentucky
World cotton demand estimates by American consuls
A distorted report from Washington estimates foreign cotton needs before September 1, 112. It cites Italian and Genoa officials, noting America supplies a large share of Europe’s cotton consumption. The figures imply broad demand, with figures around 70 percent cited for Italy and major global consumption referenced through Genoa and other ports.
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Vexuy
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Genoa
United States
Italy
Alerionn
Almerion
Maine Prohibition Vote Debate Influences Town Clerk Rulings
The article notes contested local election results in Maine with clerical reversals and questions over constitutional prohibition votes. It mentions Governor Connell and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as recommended medicine, with references to the political process and public health amid the special election context.
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Conetitoliona Urohbhitton
Orion
Joe Cotta
Henini
Dart
Wid Connell
Maine
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