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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
7
Obituary notices and tributes from the Keowee Courier called for impersonal communications and charged ads. The notice requires payments over a hundred words at one cent per word with cash accompanying the manuscript.
Taft backs World Student Christian movement at White House meeting. Rockefeller donation of 540,000 helps expansion to Asia and Latin America with new buildings and foreign chapters planned across the Philippines, Korea, China, India, Ceylon, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and Porto Rico.
A disturbance at Rescursh Prison in Virginia led to a jailbreak attempt and a crowd of about 75 people gathered near the county seat. A man named Moone faced force during the escape and was rumored to be among those recaptured as authorities moved toward containment. The incident also involved a release attempt, injuries, and a court case tied to damages awarded to Mrs. Deviniond for an assault near the scene.
Leap reports strong wheat yields from twentyelive to fifty-two bushels per acre, with superior varieties exceeding standard wheat by five to eighteen bushels. The note claims universal practice and mentions Wood's Crow Special and a new article on how to grow by crops of wheat.
An illustrated description promotes a mailed seed catalog from Farm Seeds, Gross and Clover Seats, Winter Vatches, Dwarf Essex Rope and seed wheat oats rye barley products. It highlights varieties and descriptive listings intended for farmers and gardeners.
New York reports outline Wilt Cross Atlantic plans with Joseph Tucker leading a westward route from Tenerife to Cuba or New Orleans. The 200-foot airship Stichard, 8,500 cubic meters of gas, two 200-horsepower motors, and a 6-foot lifeboat equip the ship. Proponents aim to use northeast trade winds to Porto Pico, then Cuba, with ballast water to adjust buoyancy and temperature methods to offset sun heat.
United States Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island was struck by a Madison Avenue streetcar while crossing Sixty sixth Street in Manhattan. He fell but rose and walked to the home of his son Winthrop Aldrich, with bruises and possible complications feared due to his advanced age. He has since shown some recovery but remains under observation.
Readers follow trials as Dr Crippen is excused amid cross examination. The court scene centers on the accused’s behavior and the prosecutor Grippon’s questions. The credibility of the prisoner is challenged while witnesses present fragments of the case.
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