Union Bureau Warns of Internal Union Disorder
A Farmers' Union Bureau call decries a rogue drive to manipulate the unions by one or two officials. It urges a properly delegated State Union meeting in Colombia Dec 18 and warns against unauthorised calls or internal manipulation that could spark further conflict within the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Union Bureau of Information
State
Columbian
Notle Ling
Thia
Colombia
Matthew
Anderson Daily Mail
Saya
Newbarry Observer
Landa
South Carolina
Farmers’ Union
Ialtora
Amiad
Union
Japan
Shoop
J. W. Bell
Kidney pills touted as cure for various ailments
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for backache and kidney troubles from childhood onward, citing a Columbia merchant's son and urging purchase from Foster Milburn Co with 60 cent price. The note also touches national savings growth and Treasury surplus progression through 1904 to 1906.
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Bright
Dean
W. Powell
Waverly
Blanding, Street
Columbia
Foster-Milburn Co
Maftalo
Seas
Unitedates
Greenville
United States
Treasury
Prohibition Bill Passes Alabama Senate in Rowdy Session
The Alabama Senate held a sensational session over the prohibition bill, with Mobile women and delegations from Montgomery and Birmingham clashing in crowded lobbies. The vote ended 32 to 2 in favor as doors were opened by Lt Governor Gray to allow maximum access and final passage. House later approved 70 to 4, sending the measure to the Governor for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Aln
Alabama
Senate
House
Mobile
Montmery
Hein
Birmingham
Benate Galleria
Abboba
Tate
Henry B. Gray
Ala
Century-Old Tree Choirs Across the World
The report surveys ancient trees and venerable groves from many lands. It cites palm trees in Brazil and Arabia living centuries, Wallan's oak near Paisley over 700 years, Mount of Olives olives thriving since 1099, Fountains Abbey yews dated before 1130, a 62 manifold centenarian redwood in California, Africa’s Baobabs claimed over 6,000 years, Chapultepec cypress of great age, and Dracaena Draco in Tenerife noted as among Earth's oldest inhabitants.
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Paisley
Scotland
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Fountains Abbey
Yorkshire
Mariposa Grove
California
Africa
Chapultepec
Humboldt
Orotava
Teneriffe
The Bowery Mission Bread Line Appeal
A plea for support to fund The Bowery Mission Bread Line feeding 1000 men daily with coffee and rolls at 1 am. The note highlights 144 000 homeless served last winter and nearly half a million aided this season, with 233 000 men aided and 10 072 lodgings provided. It urges national help for a thirty year old rescue effort by John C. Earle, Principal Secretary, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery Mission
Streem
Bowery
Old Homestead
Old Bowery Mission
John C. Earle
Bible House
Ney
York City
Roosevelt Money Debate Sparks Coinage Jokes
A fragment from New York Evening Post humor pages questions Roosevelt and money. It ponders why Napoleon would name a coin gold while Roosevelt would name other items, playing on financial and political satire. The text is garbled but retains a satirical contrast between silver and gold references and public sentiment toward Roosevelt.
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New York Soaning Post
Memorial plan for Washington and Lee proposed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt met with ex Governor Heyward of South Carolina and Dr. Denny to discuss a memorial to Robert E. Lee. The idea would form an endowment at Washington and Lee University, with Heyward and Denny backing the project. The plan aims to locate at Leesington, the university seat, and has broad support in the North and South.
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Roosevelt
Heyward
South Carolina
Denny
Washington and Lee University
Robert B. Lee
Leaington
Lee
Washington Confederate Memorial Association
South
Gen. Lee
Woman Confesses Imperial Plot Fails, Poison Ends Life
In St Petersburg on November 19 a well dressed eighteen year old woman was found dying at the Tuurnkoo Plo railroad station. She confessed she was chosen to commit an imperial terror act but her courage failed and she took poison. The woman has not been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Tuurnkoo Plo
Minister Preached Despite Licensing Committee Approval
Reverend Joe St Singleton of the Westminster Methodist circuit preached yesterday after the licensing committee, led by Presiding Elder J. S. Bousley, and including R. La Holroyd, R. S. Prupsdala, R. W. Barber, and W. B. Wihiraina, endorsed his service.
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Anderson Mall
Joe St Singleton
Westminster Circuit
Methodist Church
Lcensing
Bousley
R. la Holroyd
Prupsdala
R. W. Barber
W. B. Wihiraina
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Grady
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Uncle Sam
Alagama
Tree Lite
Dundee Advertiser
Eix
Heyward Aid
Denny Conéalt
Castoria
Emperienor
Fost
The
Hollenbeck
Pamaanger
Atlanta
Joe
New York
Rocky Mountain
Riage Golden Health and Io
Tion
Tony Liver
Bea
Mountain Renta
Dave
Walhalla
Tuo Acrom
West End
Sea
A. C, Hurlon
B. A. Bentley
King’s New
Cove HS
Rae
AMD
el Altos
C.w.pitchford Co
Walhalla, S. C
MR. Farmer
James H. Darby
Valhalla, S
People’s Bank
Bears
O. Myers
Oakway
K. F. Ds
Westminster
W. J. Carter
M.D
Dmge
Bank
Carter's Pharmacy
Whastmins
DR. W. Pr
Austin
Henora
J. W. Byrd & Co
D.P. Thomson
Wadhatta
C. W. Pitchford Co
Burgess
Seneca
Nimmons
Doyle Building
Omey
Hoalbentley
ROT
JAEND
Oconer Collection Agency
Tryum
A. Bentley
Walhala
8. C
R.v. Herndon
PHONN
J. P. Carey
J. W. Shelor
Pickens
R- T
Jaynes
Bell Phone No
Loth
Chicago
Columbia Air
Eho
Pineula Medicine Coi
U. 5
DH. J. W. Bend
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