Death of Rev Sam P Jones in Sleeping Car
Rev Sam P Jones famed evangelist dies of heart failure on a Rock Island train near Perry Arizona while en route from Oklahoma City to Georgia for a family reunion. Memorial embalming and interment planned in Carctoraville Gerogia after services. Jones born October 16 1851 in Chambers County Alabama. Details cover his rise from student to famed preacher and his work with the North Georgia Conference Orphan's Home.
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Little Rock
Sam. P. Jones
Evi Magelint
Cartoraville
Rock Toland
Perry
Ari
Jones
Oklahoma City
Georg
Bartow County
John J. Jonen
Georgia
Atlanta
North Georgia
M. E. Church
South
Vanworth
Bartow
Polle
Desoto Ofronit
North Georgia Conference Orphan's Home
Grost
America
Washington
San Francisco
Inkos
Gulf
Fire razes Seneca landmarks and homes in major blaze
A large fire swept Seneca destroying two hotels, Stribling's Drug Store, Hunt Harper's and J A Moore's stores, Mrs Coleman’s residence and other structures. The blaze caused about 75000 dollars in losses and left several properties reduced to ashes as firefighters battled the flames through the night.
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Seneca
Stribling
Hunt
Harper's
J. A. Moore
Mrs. Coleman
Fire destroys Oconee Inn and several nearby buildings
Fire swept through the basement of the Oconee Inn at Seneca last night at midnight, destroying the Oconee Inn the Palmetto House Hunt and Harpers Store Seneca Pharmacy L 4 Moores store and Mrs Andersons Boarding House. The blaze spread rapidly threatening adjoining properties but stopped after a controlled dynamiting near Mrs Colemans residence. Property losses are estimated at 49500 with mail protected and efforts continue to determine the fire origin. Local sentiment favors Walhalla’s injured merchants and residents as recovery begins.
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Oconee Inn
Soneca
Palmetto
Hunt & Harper's
Seneca Pharmacy
Moore
Tuat
Hunt & Harpers
Walhalla
Ione Seheou
Senooa
Grantor
Gride and Groom Mimics a Suicide at Smithville Honeymoon
October 16 at Liberty Missouri reports say Webb, a prominent farmer's son, shot and mortally wounded his wife at their Smithville home then died by suicide. The couple, married about 90 weeks, were on their honeymoon. Webb, diagnosed with tuberculosis, reportedly expressed despair and planned the act after a recent decline.
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Liberty
Nantode Puch
Deans Webb
Smithville
Card of Thanks to Weatminster Community
To the people of Weatminster and surrounding country we thank you for love and sympathy during illness and death of our loved one Julia McDonald and Family. We feel you will be rewarded with God's richest blessings.
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Weatminster
Julia McDonald
Piles Treatment Claim Promises Quick Cure
A claim offers a guaranteed remedy for piles with Pavo Ointments promising results in six to fourteen days. The advertisement asserts money-back options and appeals to sufferers of itching bleeding and blindness effects.
The Confederate Reunion Announcement Details
Mobile October 10 Gen. William M Mickle Adjutant General announces dates for the annual reunion of the veterans. The notice outlines location details and associated costs in a brief Confederate veterans event update.
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Mobile
Als
Wm. M. Mickle
aMoint
Yevensith
Jane
Westminster Notes and Local News Highlights
Westminster reports visitors from Seneca and Toccoa on Monday, church schedules, and sermon notices. Fire destroys a barn near Clearmont. a family of color residents suffer loss in the blaze. Obituary notes detail Mrs. Walay Lesly’s death and her long life of service, with funeral details. Community updates include residents away visiting, and shop changes at Carter’s Pharmacy.
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Westminster
L. A. Rdgarde
Seneca
W. C. Bawards
Toccoa
Methodist Church
Ray
GT Harmon
Williametor
D. A. Porritt
Tevant
Mitchell
Clearmont
Haris
A. Lawrence
Spartanburg
TaDony
Greenville
Glee Shaldon
Misa Lila Ford
Liberty
Mg. B. Vandiver
Misatasippi
Auburbe
Walter Zimmer
Babe
Stockton
Stockton, of Atlantpent
Zimmon
John L. MoLia
Edward Pike
Atlanta
Carter's
G.T. Harmon, Jr
Margaret. Harmon
Williamston
W. J. Striblo
Walay Lesly
William D. Lesly
J. Y. Verner
Retreat Cemetery
J. J. Harrell
Sovarsi
F. Puckett
Greenwood
Mins Liln
Holly Springs
Carter
Carter'a
Ty Gonnatt
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Lunney
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Seneca Pharmacy, Seneca
Norman's Drug Store
Valhalla, S.C
Sam P. Jones
Oklahoma
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Sencon
Rouk Bizibiing
Hickland
Han
H. Weston
South Carolin
Houtherm Cotton Association
Orientelor
Garth Wren
Jotoper
Wran
Wetton
Columbis
Courier
Royal Baking Powder
Royal
TAL
Toss
H. Ellison
Quonee Inc
M. Richardson
Palmetto Howse
Hant & Harper
Atook
Sencom Pharmacy
Luthor
A. Moore
Atook of Goods
Seenee
L. M. Coleman
Bergedaee
Gride
Ady Langer
Howe
Hall
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