May 11 1906 item notes disputes and civic items
A mixed column from May 11 1906 reports the Southern Baptist Convention moot date and pending site, a Greenville man Waldrop denied a new trial in a life sentence for Maddox murder, and a Custer field cemetery plan for Indian fighters. Addressed are local dispensary votes, mill reorganization details at Union, Russia Japan war prep, and a plug for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with local retailers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Baptist Convention
Supreme Court
John Waldrop
Greenville
Waldrop
S. I Maddox
Taxation and dispensary finances spark county battles
Historical account details how counties vote on liquor dispensaries affect state taxes and school funds. It shows totals for taxable property, net profits, and proposed added half mill tax to enforce laws, highlighting Darlington, Oconee, Spartanburg, Cherokee, and others. It notes disputed surplus funds and implications for schooling.
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Cherokee
Union
Newberry
Darlington
Spartanburg
Choforog Cress
Harrysone
Marion
Pickens
Eeee
Eeeereweeerennes
York
Greenwood
Ette
Maiibor Ss
Bas &Y Oconee
Hickens
Marlboro
Prohibition
Coc
Green Wood
Harry
Lancaster
Oconee
Darlington Horry
The Status of the Dispensary in South Cay County
The item discusses the dispensary system’s support by counties, noting that dispensary whiskey sales and beer sales influenced funding. It highlights county votes on continued operation, with Columbia and Charleston as key hubs, and cites figures on cash handled by Barnum and others. A table of dispensary gross totals is referenced.
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South Cay
Sona
Altaide
Iy Gainan
Columbia
Charleston
Ds. Barnum
Wuttsch
Justice Rescued as Mob Threatens Lynching in Atlanta
At noon in Atlanta a white man named T. Z. Justice was seized by a mob of more than 1000 Black residents on charges of criminal assault against a Black girl. Police intervened, rescuing him and taking him to headquarters amid tense crowds and cries for execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
T. Z. Justice
Justice
Administratrix Sale and Admin Notice in Salem SC
Public auction of personal estate of T A B Mons deceased at Salem Oconee County SC on November 25 11 at 1 o clock includes two mules wagon harness two milk cows two heifers one shot two silkgrow hogs corn fodder tools and more terms cash Kate Moss qualified administratrix of the estate notices for letters of administration for Joshi McElrath deceased issued in November 1905 calling all heirs and creditors to appear in Court of Probate at Valhalla SC on November 27 1905 to show cause why administration should not be granted.
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Mena
T. A.B. Mons
Salem
Oconee County
South Carolina
Kate Moss
la An
Tine Sr
J Selm Carolisa
Col Sen
Nen Pir Cole
Rice
D. A. Smith
Maggie Gilmer Hay
Lottera
Joshi Mo McElrath
Che
Joshi M
MeElrath
Valhalla
S. C
de Acsmith
Pros Swifts
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Obhe Reptoee Courier
Lor, Smith
Stecy Jaynes
Eaday
Custer Wan
Custerfield
Montana
Walhalla
Pickens County
Columbia Ito
Lexington County
sCharleston i Berkeley
Vick
Agalnett
Buffalo Cotton Milla
Olympia Milla
Chamberlain
Hall
Wed
Lunney
Shue i
Blacksburg
Dillon
Gaffney
Korabaw
Miaatiee San
Loris
Horry
Fei Marion
Shee Nowberry
Eee Nichols
Ocy Sversvens Prosperity
Nowberry
Sopoca
Toddvile
Yorkville
King Cotton
United States
Ting
Titanksgiving
Lord
Gunn
Rifles
Shelley
de We Ball
Walehalla
We J
Linney
Senuca
Seneca
Pittsburg
Matheson Hardware Co
Westminster
Administratrix's. Sale
Rhoan
J. W. Byrd & CO
Seneca, S. Cc
Lachow
Irving Drew
Hunter, Dendy & CO
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